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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-12-04
This is 10 give nNtiee

N@HAT the subscribers have ob,snsd c,,n 49,
i phans' Court for Charles COUNTY, in NJ.
letters Of administration the personal estate ~ ~
mas Norris, late Of The count. aforesaid dce,s,.s
All persons having ciaims against the said De-
are hereby warned to exhibit the same, with he ,'a
ers thereof, the subscriber st or befo,. ,,. T..
day of June next; they may otherwise, BY law \. NV
Guided from all benefit of he said estate. Gwen "
der our hands this 18th day Of November ISL,
EDWARD SANDERS, rl
MARY SANDERS
Administrators, with the will annexed, Of Tho. y..,
dec 4-w4w
Grand Consolidated Lottery,
Class No 90 for 1885,.
To be drawn at Wilmington. Del. on Aora,y h.,
prize Of 100000 lprize ul siCa
do of 5000 &c &c
ricketst5 90; halves , 81, quarlersi.a
New York Consolidated LOTTERY,
Glass No. A for 1885,.
Will be drawn in the Git, OF New York en- We!n,,l,
Decemher5
CAPITAL PRIZE $4,000
Tickets IS, ha!ve> 50; quarters IS
On sale in great variety at
Jas. kI0RDANS
Lottery ofice. corner King and ROyaIs,s
Draw Numbers in the Union Canal Lottery, No q
"a 90 so l9 7 SO Q 81 IS Q;
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-01-31
DEATHS

Died the a yoOr Ogo at hi, residence
WMii c@ c4u" o" 8. ssoas s a .so u IT,
Cen fane, P,est nIhis Gentleman had been married
have ever been so qualified he by sentiment
TO the fife protected vgor OF
his constitution from the shat TIA, ha. laid him the tomb All
been untncy and that the virtues which erdeared
broad view Of society and been
was the rare u"e Of the nddaa who %on% psy as hut
heart en- tribute to bis memory to have enjoyed much Of his society
Or perhaps ever will carry win him to the larger share OF
y Of his temper dihosog itself his own,
@ chnd and elevated uo attract TO him the affection
hdenco OF od as wen as young OF tho gen'Iest nbt
aad low Without O h sfn as y was
ted of ends se6sbns greatest sacrifices to friend
%So G "EEGp" po%p,iosi Of his dsposon
tho ee,ude OF its own mpnso without blemish his
eced The honor and tho character Of Others Thu, cbOuczed
Nc haa not end who won seye wished him o'hrw ,han no
all the devotion which implies, who did and
G",, e. I Of yg'oa These cs. Lso
ae ss there none which can exagge tho homage which
IL practical Iaosacon Of ro tho Decd wa. emueny dis.
e T most pS s@ nS spirit sp"so Of con-
mni oppression s sneh that hs regarded difficult
dhe US GSSa0os non o5e sGd:, was snd-
rid iniuiye and amos, ooriDg Never did this
benehciay SO boldly o. towards o close Of his ffn the
gentleman and friend tile circles Of
as his dd vide Influence on tho circumstances Of The neighons
oT ne WI long BE- missed and epi bepefaeto
Casually deprived his hast hou, the soothing attentions OF many
The presence Of his esy nd, They together With biz widosOa
and him amis, crowds every rack condition who
tribute of tho dead and unite in
from tho spot have looked ihis eary
Is ne g S S 70 P9s 'S h hoaa o. sEe ana -
y and that tho manly and wstn-hesrted end OLE
when he died.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-01-31

an enquiry wished to DO set on foot-to see
grave and reverend seignors" listening to the one
sided misrepresentation of dators aud infornners-
to hear of"the highly respectable Senator from Mis-
sssppr carrying in his pocket the information of
man, who would be guilty of a breach of confidence
aud make voluntary disclosure off private CONVEX
sation with Mr. v. Bits just as bad to hear Mr.
Holmes pretending in his resolutions TO enquire how
lar Mr. " Is. "partcipated in any practices disreputa-
bic to the national character which were designed 10
operate on the mind of the President of the United
States, and calculated TO smooth The cay 10 his an
poatn,eni TO the high Office TO which he has been
nominated" 1.-The insnuation itself is as dsreputabe
as 1t is utounded Ii is known the President and 10
some of his friends that this nomination was not of
" BIS seeking-that the President first expressed
WISH tor him to CO. and that there was necessity
Tor ms smoothing the way to his appointment.
But why dwell upon this subiect?-The' Opposi-
ton had two objects in view--The one was TO dis
grace V. ID. by his recal-the other to disgrace the
president, by countenancing the idea of his being
incompetent TO discharge the functions of the Co
vernment. They wished to attain both objects NJ
once. Messrs. Clay and Calhoun were not the men
to set their faces against either of them. Neither of
them had the nagnanimy to sacrifice their private
fcchngs III such case-But it might have been ex-
pected, that three of the Presidents protested
friends would have stood by him at such time-to
save nm from the impu,ation of farming out the
Government to his Secretary; and to save the Sec
rotary himself from the fangs of the Opposition.
They have not done The blow has been
struck. The People will Judge of its iisice--I3ut
one thing we do see-that the Opposition will be
animated by their success-that Mr. Clay will press
his mad schemes of the Tariff and of the Bank
with greater spirit-that the Administration will be
stripped OF some of its power to serve us-uness
the People themselves should gather to its aid Is
this then the time for the friends of the Country and
of the Constitution to desert Gen. Jacksons banner?
He may do them much servicc-But if they suffer
him TO be struck at and weakened, whom can they
look to, to aid them?
The first moment that the rumor of the rejection
reaches Philadelphiaan Opposition paper exultingy
eXclaims-poit lie commencement du fn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-01-31
ENoRTY DOLLARS REWARD -sto5 he R,,no.

HNORTY DOLLARS REWARD STOP The Runa-
III tcdy Was supposed to be taken from my house
the 18th OF November last London Silver Watch of good
weight the crystal hangs only by one hingeatt the hour
OIL 90 CLOCK one OF the letters is much defaced The
supposed to have taken the above property is by the
OF Jefferson Powell, lately from Green County Ken1
He is about feet 10 inches bgh-a common sized man
round shoulders, blue eyes, light full head of hair consid
cradle his speech weighs from 100 to lbs
about 20 years OF age, small, light coorcd beard He
was raised East Tennessee, Knox county-he is the
son of Benjamin Powell. He may have returned to
Kentucky, where his father resides The above re-
ward will be given for the thief and watch 800 each
Orange County, Va. JAMES POWELL
Jan. IS, 1882. Pcs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-01-31

a RIIFIClAL HAIR TO INITIATE NATURE
IA Mr.. QUIRK, of New York, deems it only neces.
sary TO announce TO fashionable world that he has lust
arrived in Richmond (wherc he intends remaining short
une) and offers for the inspection Of a Discrimination
community elegant and extensive assortment of WrGs
and ToUPETs got up under his own immediate inspec-
on, at variety Of prices which for taste and durability
nc iiaers himself must meet the appreciation Of all who
honor him with their commands, at the Eagle Hotel.
Jan. 20, 1892 sI-3Gf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-01-31

NOTICE--The legal heirs Of John Johnson formerly
OF the Goose Pond Caroline county, Va, deceased
whose second wife Elizabeth Dzmukes are hereby
informed that The said Elizabeth died the 30 u eav
ing some negro slaves (Which they the said heirs arc IN
titled, and which will be delivered to them If proper an
pcaion be made TO Mr. Samuel Cofman, Merchant New
Market, Shenandoah county, Va II is deemed proper
TO remark, that the applicant should be provided with all
necessary papers TO establish his right claim sadsaves
Jan. 10. H--y4ys
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-01-31
COMMUNICATED.


JUSTICE. JUSTICE! JUsTIcEi!
Judge BrockenbrOugh, and the old Richmond Chan
Gerry Couyt-Havng occasion recently TO attend to some
old business in this old Chancery Court had an opport,,-
nifty OF seeing something OF the labors of this honorable
Judge and eshmablc citizen. 1t appears me- from what
saw and heard the unfinished business of this old court
will afford employment enough for any one Judge for
some time TO found this only pa,t of The
extra labor IF the JUICE. He soon afterwards OBJ
served, closely engaged in the trial of criminal causes in
the Superior Court OF the city and county, day after day.
sometimes holding his court until late hour in the night
To my surprise heard that this only another part
Of the extra labor Of the judge 1t occurred me, tho
only planter how great and arduous his other d-
ties be- in the other courts of his circuit composed of five
counties situate on two great rivers popuous, and near
our commercial towns II may be properly asked what
repose what relaxaon what comfort the Judge enjoy
in the course ola year, What constitution long hold out
under such constant and oppressive weight of dutyi Yet
in the Judicial department of this distinguished citizen
equanimy, infeXibe perseverance, and unrcmnng at
tention, conspcuously observed Not murrnur es-
capes his psa cheerful resignation 10 his hard desiny
most sincerely to be hoped and wished, that while
his retiring modesty and ddence profound silence
on his part that the General Assembly, before adjourn
ment, will spontaneously take up this subject and do am
pie justice The ploughman engaged in breaking up a
laborious soil, must enjoy comfortable condition.
than this honorable and meritoous public servant
a PLANTER.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-01-31

M a REWARD--Lost or stolen from the Char
~ n W lotesville Coach, on The 18th inst hair
trunk considerably worm and other trunks (Which we are
unable to descnbe The above reward will be given for
information, where the baggage can be found
f. PORTER s. Co., Richmond Stage Office
jan ~. Soft
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-01-31

Thompson to build and finish toll bdgs-of sJfseaS
Of Fairfax county for separate eecon-and of citizens
oil orange Tor lottery 10 raise a of money TO pave
the streets at the Court House-yhch were severally
agreed to.
report from the Committee of Claims favorable the
Peuuon OF Allen Jones, RENTING ine--was read and
agreed 10.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-01-31

In The brief conversation noticed in our last which toni
pace on Friday on the motion TO print the Bill reported
rom inc Select Committee, the subject of removing
The Free Negroes Mr. Miller said that he was not now
ID favor OF adopting any compulsory regard TO the
removal OF the free coored people, because those willing
10 go lhose residing here contrary 10 law and those who
may be manumted for the purpose would constitute
greater number than could be transported by any funds
which the Legislature would now be willing 10 raise and
appropriate TO that objective make this statement in or
der that the single remark Of Mr. NJ reported by u.s. may
not be misunderstood.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-01-31

SPLENDID LOTTERY!
E'h6S'Sy Thousand EDOggWrS.
New Work. lottery, Glass No. 4,
10 DC drawn in the city of New York, Wednesday, the
9Th Feb, 1882.
SCHEME.
Prize of $4,000 is $4,000
do 10000 10000
do 5000 5000
do $500 $500
Prizes OF 1913 1926
do 1000 5000
Tickets only SO, Halves 81, Quarters So
u Packages of Tickets, and Shares of Packages as
usual, for sale in every variety, at the Exchange Lot
terry Office OF THO. Ii. BIGGER,
Corner opposite Eagle Hotel.
JAM IL Sod
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-01-31
BTGGER'S

Draomg PTginia Dismal Scamp Lottery, No l.
for 1892.
az III 30 :SD 13 3 16 s5a 40 ~
" No ID i6 40, Capital Of slOoO-soId and paid
at sight as usual, by BIGGER
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-01-31

lNALLEGO MILLS--Famiy Flour and Family Mid
az diings, now in store and for sale
Jan. 10. t7S-61 p J. CHEVALLIE.
GtASH FOR WIlEAT.--The subscribers wish TO pur-
~ chase about 5000 bushels fphme Wheat-ts mako
trial 81 the Ina chinoryH their new dill
Jan ~, 1892 rs2-sJ HAXALL co,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-01-31

TO THE EDITORS or THE EyVoUJRER.
The rl road epidemic actually stealing into ho tide
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-02-09

I regret to add that Capt. 0ibbons'
son, lad shsot ten yesrs old, who
accompanied hin father. riding on .
poney.. was iuhpnanIy oatehered BY
these msnsters! The pooey which the
child rode was stabbed 20 death! Five
Of the police, Who showed some sywp-
toms OF life after being barbaroasiy
beaten with bludgeons, had, ~ they lay
insensible on the ground. their brains
knocked out by q peasant's con not
more than IL or Ia years old, who vat
armed with sithe! The country peo.
pie, after satiating their vengeance on
the bleeding bodies Of the mardered
police, by kicking and stabbing them,
retired 20 their homes and usual occu.
pations with ~ mach indifference - II
they had Just performed some merito.
rious deed. When the sfilictisE &C.
coent Of this tragic occurrences reached
this city last night, Major jenss. Lieut.
Lewis. and thirty men Of the 77th depot
marched oG for 6silyhale. Two troops
Of Dragons also arrived there last
night from Kilkenny.
Tho sensation excited among Ill
classes by this bloody tragedy 10 indis
eribable. Fear and alarms psrvade the
mind Of every man in this part Of ths
country.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-02-09

IMPRfsoNMENr FOR DEBT.

IMPRISONMENT FOR DEBT.
The following extract, taken from the Rcpor,
Of the Visitors and Governors Of the Jail Of Bal
timore county, and .hich Is appended to the Re
port, 10 the result OF one county In Msryiand and
under mild and humane issolvent lava
alt appears that during the year,
ending on the 26th Of November, 1881,
$50 Of our fellow citizens have been
deprived Of their liberty for this cause,
imprisonment for debit more than
halt OF them for debts not exceeding
$40, and only thirty -four Of the whole
number for debts exceeding $780,
More than one halfhs been disSharg
ed from prison by taking the benefit Of
the insolvsnt laws, or by the creditor
declining TO pay maintenance money /;
and the records Of the prison, present
only eighty -one 40 having been dis.
charged by paying their debts The
expense OF boarding these debtors is
81, $50 ~ cents, and the amount OF
debts paid in Jail S466 06 cents.
The inference we draw from this
statement, 10, that little money is re j.
covered by Imprisonment for debt, and
that any advantages which may posi-
bly, result from the practice are greatly
overbalaneed by the less which the
community suffers by being deprived
of the services Of its members q.
mounting during the past year to 1867
days, which would have been sppro-
priated to productive labor, in paying
for their support. while imprisoned,
and IN the baneful elects which im-
prisonment is calculsted to produce on
the individuals who are its subjects. -
Again, number Of debtors FOR o., andls IS
For more tasn 4, md less thsn 8, $40
more than 5, snd iess dian 40, 2is
more Than co. and less than %, f7g
more than %, and less than 100, i6a
more than tOU. -
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-02-09

large psOpor,ioa 81 which is N t,mbsi =
tie finest qaaliiy. The sdvss'sgss posss-s
ed BY this property are very great. Liss
ssar the pososnse ssS SHENANDOAH fiTsfs
v IN the vicinity Of the large ailh erected %
these streams, vhilss ~ The fscilis,es Gos Tres,
pSsting ZEE produee 70 DsFkst, 90 Be deFFes
from the Chesapeake snd Ohio Csns, ssa
the hsltiH,oie Rail Rosd, vill be euj0ysd y
u IN the highest degree Theye y h'gs
nnd eonsssB, stream ~ wssef r,ihning thfogga
the ,Esci, 81 such magnitude that Il 'uPphsrs
several valuable mills before a reaches 'hs
lasd There Sc slso several 6Be line siess
spFings On The estate. The elssssd lied -
. high state 81 ealtisssios. and ths fefess arc
good POSSESSION ca be hsd iazst dsis1
The terms all be accommodating, $50
found advantageous 20 do 90, the tFsei 80
bc divided into iwo paris 70 ssi, psseAass7
Al spphesliosa 90 Be u.sde 90 ihs sneseT'
Der, tssid,ag 81 ChsEiestosD. Jefcrson eouf
y. We. JOSEPH T. DAUGhERfr
Jose 9. is3i.-a
y .Fistiosaf E,seBsgesosF ed .hsncrf
Gazsffe, uretfg. ftair sisacs
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-02-09

MIR. Ciay's second speech on his 70.
se'Stioe, 10 reply TO Mr.. Hsyuc.-
Not only were al the seats without
the bee, but al the space within. not
actually occupied by the Senators,
Gas filled With ladies; and every part
Of the Hobbies snd galleries VAS back
ed With eager auditors. IL 10 our
custom, not Co describe speeches, or
to speak Of their merits; bst % se-
port them, and let orr readers jsdgs
for themselvs. We shall b pssdss.
ed however, on this oeeasios. Of De-
parting from our usual reserve, 90 fer
~ TO express the general spinios ei
the speech OF yesterday; and that 10,
that it vss equal In all polsss-iu
power, In eloqurnee, sad e6ess-to
any Of Mr.. Clsy's best efforts Of for
mer days.
There lies In the Clerks Once oi
the House Of Representatives . huge
manuscript volsmes communicated
to Congress some dsys ago, contain.
ing the returns efthe Fifth Census o.
Enumeration Of the People Of ihe
Uuiied States. IL 10 an ipterestine
political document, and n any one
would take the trouble to anslyse L.
would, we doubt not, disclose many
curious facts. We casually opened
IL the other day, ss the Rscspitsla.
ton OF the returns or the State oI
North CareIins; and che most care.
less glance at the aggregates, presen.
ted to our view facts which seemed
worthy to Ne Of more serious aosiee
The free white male population o
the State numbers 23S,s54; the r..
male 236,ss9: total free white pop
olation -472,s<3. or these, 2o2 only
are foreigners not naturalized! Fifty
eight ofthe whole sumber Of the peo
pie are ever 100 years Of age. O
deaf and dumb there are $50; Of blind
223. or Slaves, the whole number
OF both sexes is 2%5, 1901, and Of free
people Of colour 1888. or thi,
number Of ceioared persons, slave,
and free, st7 arc over 100 years o.
age! Hew is this much greater Ion
gevity Of eoloursd persons thas oI
white people to be accounted for
We turned to an Eastern State, e
eompare this with the state Of thing,
there. Massachusetts, With pepu
lstiou OF 6o3,3s9 free white persons
has, We hnd, only Eve over q 100 year,
OF age; whilst cut Of 7,6%5 free per
sons Of colour 10 that State there are
SO over loo years OF age! Facts
they say, are stubborn things.
MAT. Ina
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-02-09
Valuable Jefferson Land
YoR AALM

ENHE subscriber. - the agent snJ sl'r%
n ney ofThomas FAiFfax, Esq. Of Alerss
Dire, offers for sale that valuabie estate pJef
fsfsOn coaosy, NIrg,aia. called "THI his-
nfFAsE." CONSISTING of
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-02-09

Bo'k CgpifOL--in the State Of n.
York there are siEty-nine solvent
Banks, and the whole smOsnt Of hank
lng capital, actually paid IN, is Ss4.
i35. eco.
The Bank Of England had sotss I.
mo1nting to upwards Of eighty 'silIions
oI dollars in circulation, 10 the wear
1880.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-02-09

Tbs Bill before the Legislature for
the establishment Of : Bank IN this
town, passed the House Of Delegates
on Thursday the 26th ult. without q
division, and was sent the same day
to the Senate, where IL was read the
lrst time, and referred to Messrs.
PismsD. Of Allegany, Emery Of Queeu
Anne'S, and SappiDgton. of Frederick.
fHihamsborf Barre,
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-02-09

Stage aecidsni. lit 10 stated in the
ChambersborE Repository, that the
stage which left that town on Tuesday
Of las, week, fog Pittsburg, in ascend.
ing the NoTth Moantain after BiRhs,
missed the read lnsAr the Gate Honse)
end was preeipitaisd aboat so feet
down . stsep hank There were two
passengers ~, who escaped without se-
ROSS injury--Ihosgh the stage was
broken TO pieces
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-02-09

The Iiarri sbsrEh, pa Telegraph Il saturd.,
ssntsins the foiloviag psr.grush.-
An assauit was made on the Editor
of th's paper. this morning, ~ he en-
tered the Vestibule Of the Capitol,
By the STATE TreasBgfy, 81 the re,ull
Of which We promise that Gentleman
does net exGlG
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-02-09
EARrHouAKE AT THE NoRTu

tn. a. I.,,,,r, R-,.,As,,,. .r a.. GA. m,
sasf-s, shss on the 9ad. The rrposs of IN E.rsh-
Fss.s v.s ssh ut ogdensborsh = asous half psss
' -
Houses were shaken % muehas 10
awsksn many Persons tron sleep and
the trems'eos molten Of every thing
was plainly Pereeps'o's TO al awake.
Inc rafting oi stsve:' crosksry and
w,ndowh WIN the v,erst'cn o. every
ming moveso'e. together with sssnd
'ise o'st.ns henoef enderneAta sne
ssl.cee ., tne EARN: vas a'sHsc'y ie'i
9 NeeP. Aaere we're tnrss oieuoes
soocss. .ns seconu oeine sne Nest vio-
WV, - .a.e, Vs,.s" eoeet nail m'oose.
10 ."s : rs noss :on.,n.eo ~:
%.. ~ seo"s.'',ss ~"vse"s
~ ~ su
s~".s '... Sseu
.O.a-r.h...s "' oSss's"s'
NJ -. -. =
dr..Sf.i E.rsho..L.. e S...s x-.,;
w. h.,;... !. -. Ssss",i. 80
r.r.d ,hs, 40 P..,SCmst." 80
h sou,h Am.r;e. the, NJ. no RI,
1 in The Nor,h.rn Con,;..nt Sr.h 80.
the fact. n ve do mot m;.,.msmh.,
|; In IaII' vhso C.,src.. .. IA ~
rp;n.' and h.if An. cont;,.., .c S.,,h
lAmer;ca rolled ana h..v>I in. Oh.
troubled oeesn. IN. ..w. ..r,ho..L.
Wa fsIt throu,h m. ~hol. v.,1sv oS
with treat yioleoee. IN. ,o-r -.
aluost destroved. Pass;c, no,,hwsrd
though with Iessenin, force. Il ,1;,.,.J
the great lakes. and uitimsteIy died a.
way in the valley Of the 81. Lsvreoee.
Devdls ADD Young, the two per-
sons mentissed ia our Last paper A
having been spprehendsd and com.
mit,sd to Jail ia this place. under the
advertise msnt Of the warden Of the
u. S. peuitsntisry, aud vhe IL vas
also stated were suspected Of rob.
biug the stage between H.ee,s,ovo
have been renewed 20 n. ee,.,o-n %
be tried for ,he late, e6.ne.. IN.
clothisp found in ,heir no.se..ion
hsvioe been ideo,ifed. With m. .,.
eep,ion Of q few articles. Al b.Ione.
ing TO the eeo,l.u.n -h..s ,,nnL
vas cot fssm the Zoo, Of an. .,.g,.
and whs had offered . re ward Of $500
for the sppre hensien Of the viilisns
and the recovery Of his money and
eleshes.-l Hiachesfer pSYsinion.
Al the meeting Of the stockholders
day last, Major JAMES Grssou and
JAMRs M. HIRE, ESQ. vsre chosen
directors In psrsuanes OF the act Of
the prsssn, session Of the Legislature.
The board nov consists ef the fol.
Loving persons: John BRUCE. pre.,f,
David w. Barton. John r. (sooh,.
Joshua ewAreu sb. samuel ROW.
Jacob Seosenev, James Cibson and
James NJ. Hi,s. d;rsrfor.. r.r,.,
Rent. eIerk, Jo.enh 6 C.,so. &c..
srsy.-CIb;d.
|
Li6sria. learn that a letter
IRiehrnoud. In vhiah i, 4. .,,,.S ,hs,
several eeloured osr.ooa vho n.d
gone 20 Liberia ssversi wear, go
and Who have Ia,s,v mad. . vi.is ~
pleased wi,h ,hei, men ,.s;d.nrs "a
give such fsveorsble .eeao,,. Of A..
nro.oerous and sanri.h;n.e o.a;,,..
that ten o,her f.m;ii.s rs. &C.,.
mined 20 retarn win ,h,m a lin.
rIa.-r mid.
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Manufacture abroad The .o,,on
manufacture of Grest R,;,.;a .mnia."
4a7. 600 ner,ons IN EnsI.nd snJ W..
and nroduees pi5' OOn ooo .,.ri;nr
/ In Aussr;a the manf,r,.rs. os 60
employ 500. 600 per,ons ~
On IN . gre.t .~,.ns - e.. - - =