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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-01-12
CRIMINAL COURT.

The following Communication is made to the Press
without Its being known to the presiding Judged
The Superior Court of this City and County for the tr-
al oil Criminal Causes, commenced its session in this
City, on the 4th inst before Judge BRocKENBRoUGH,
and adjourned on the 7h; sitting each day until late
hour, and on until late hour in the night During the
term the following disposed Of viz:
SNAPPER Whtte, convicted Of Grand Larceny, and
FENCED TO years confinement i'm the Penentary.-
Counsel Tor the prisoner, Brockenbrough and Scott
George w. Lo,cdensidyer, convicted of the same Of
ience and sentenced to years confinement the Peni-
Tertiary.
Bernard Lucas, charged with Larccny-acquitted.-
Counsel for prisoners Scott.
Mary Nicholson, convicted of murder i'm the ID do
gree and sentenced to ~ years confinement in Pcnen
uary-Scott Brockenbrough and Bacchus for prisoner
Ed,cin Jones' convicted of utering forged order and
sentenced to years and months imprisonment in Peni-
teniary-Scott for prisoner.
Tm, Is. Pytc, convicted of Larceny and scnten ED
10 years confinement in Pcntentary.
susan Scott-lndictment retumed-''n0t true bill -
Counsel for the Commonwealth, James Lyons
This Is but apart of the business of this Cour-many
cases remaining upon the docket dcoidaby disposed
oil and but part of the extra labor of the Judge of this
circuit who has been in Court almost without inerms-
sion since the 9th Of august last and engaged in the
Court oil Law and Chancery for this county ncessant-
ly, IRON the 9Th Of October last until the 3D. of this
month, when he adjourned for the Criminal Court and
VIII re- commence his Civil Court the 18th inst and
sit IL days, which is long the law will permt-and
who, besides all his Cicu Courts compelled to hold
CRIMINAL Terms, annually, in this county.
Is the ordinary compensation of Circuit Court Judge
lair compensation to officer who performs such di-
ties and as ably and satisfactorily as the Judge of this
Circuit does!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-01-12
UednesddH, Jan. IL.

a message received from the Senate stating that
they had passed the billsto authorize separate Election
IN INC county OF Jacksonto authorize separate Election
In the county OF Hampshire-to authorize separate T.
lection IN the county of Hardyto change the place of
holding separate Election in the county of Rockbridge
10 authoze separate Election in the county OF Floyd.
Also win an amendment the establishing three sepa-
rate Elections in the county of Fayeue The amendment
was agreed to by the House
On motion of Mr.. Powell a writ ofclecon was ordered
TO be issued TO the Sheriff Of the County of Caroline sup
Charles Tod Esq
On motion of Mr.. McIbany leave given 20 bring in
oi 70 establish ferry across the Potomac river from the
lad OF george M Chichester ia the county Of Loudoun
mrgMcDowell from the Committee Of Roads & c. re.
portcda OIL authorizing subscription the part Of the
Commonwealth TO the Lcesburg and Smokers Gap Turn
pike Company.
Peu'ions were prescntcd-by Mr. Fattcsou of b. three
petitions from the county Of Buckingham demonstrating
against INC formation Of county out Of parts of Buck
ingham' Campbell, Prince Edward and Charotte--by
Mr. kyes OF sundry citizens Of the upper end Of Buckng
ham and lower end of Campbell in favor Of tho formation
Of SAID new counyby Mr., Crump, Of sundry citizens Of
Surry Tor measures for the speedy removal Of the free
colored population.
Mr. Morris presented resolution in relation to The sub
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-01-12

Tho climate Of Orleans 10 likewise very
to the preservation Of Of tho principal staple products
Of the West "Hread stuff, beef pork and all that class
Of peshabe produce which will constitute the principal
exports OF the upper vaes OF the Mississippi Ohio
can meyer with safety be shipped from that port In an
lew hours the necessary delays Of repackng ranhp
mcn cannot DO encountered There is Of free and
ready from the sea, which applies to every species
Of produce intended for foreign market or to be sent
coastwsc to any of cities. The dangers of the
Gulf Stream and the Florida Reefs such Nature
has nterposed, and which the efforts OF feeble
never remove Besides it is the home Of tempests and
ornadoes, from whence come, TO the distant regions
oil tho upper Ohio, the most furious gales"
In addition to all these disadvantages the distance of
Orleans IS so great TO throw great deal OF the trade
the West into the Virginia line of communication spite
OF the advantage Of steamin fact steam has tendency
to bring the produce up many Of the western streams to
much shorter routes to Market than tho descent Of the
Mississippi would afford.
fear from her rivals her location regard to large cen
trail portion of the West, Is decidedly superior TO any
State in the onlon with the exception of Louisiana; and
TINS state mas to contend with such formidable obstacles,
IS to counterbaancc the advantages of her position
NOW, them when we reflect these circumstances,
and behold this large territory oil the West empire
within ITSELF waiting upon our and looking to
us Tor that line Of communication which may transport
VAST and valuable produce to market, when further
reflect that can be almost demonstraby proven that the
trade OF State Is sufficient pay the expenses
this improvement at this time, without the
our State should pause in this work. There be no doubt
Out that this great western trade in addition own,
would make this line of Improvements of the most
valuable in the Union, in the tcorid. When
plate this subject must confess feel degree of solicit
tude which cannot repress. The downward career of
our State and decay and apathy which every where
witness, symptoms which should warn us that some
thing must speedily be done. have said nothing of the
Lynchburg Rail Road, which will be pushed out to the
tennessee river, and bring additional quantity of pro-
duce 10 Lynchburg to be transported along the improve
ment to Richmond, thereby greatly augmenng the tolls
ms Improvement will be constructed by Company. 1t
eVidenty forms, however, very interesting and mpor-
taht Dranch oil our system OF improvements.
SEQ an able and eloquent M
Summes In the House OF Delegates, r. Enq
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-01-12

Ut rRItN % II = INC I@ttIOIS y IHt BtUcON.
GENTLENrEN,-ln looking the Richmond En-
qui:er OF last Tuesday, received by yesterday mail find
remarks attributed 10 in the discussion BILL
proposing to give TO the Superior Courts of Law and Chan
Gerry current jurisdiction with the County aud Corporation
Courts in action, OF Debt Covenant, Account and upon
the Case The remarks, set forth in the Enquirer are
different from those really made by in the Lcgisa
turc, that scarcely perceive any resemblance be
of the argument My present object is to dscam the
sonng attributed TO in the Enquirer, and observe
that as return to Richmond, which trust will be in
day two, shall endcavor recall to my mind the OBJ
scrvatons made and will ask the favor presenting them
10 the public through the columns of that paperhs
PLANTATION deem proper TO make, in justice myself and
such OF my constituents and professional brethren may
read the Enquirer. JOHN 4. CHANDLER
Norfolk, January 5ih.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-01-12

is said, that the Committee on Cooured Population
have determined to recommend annual appropriation of
Io00O0 towards the removal Of the free people of
More was moved, but it faied-We hail this measure
with great satisfaction
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-01-12
DEATHS

DEATHS.
ConmuScArED on Tn"ty morning O'Clock, Thomas r.
Nicholas, Of Il N Nicholas Ofthis
AZ her residence, Tsmans old Tavern, the
Sarah Mctnw. reict OF tho late Samuel McCraw, Esq
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-01-12

The motion TO lay the table rejested. and the
question occurring the adoption Of the substitute
decided in the negative Ayes ~ Noes 62.
On motion OF Mr.. Brown the bill laid the table
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-01-12
SPLENDID LOTTERPl
Fhi1'ky Thousand Dollars.
New Work lottery, Class NO. 4,

a RUNAWAY.--Was committed to the Jail Of this
"a county, the 1lth day of September 1881 a ne.
gro boy who calls himself HENRY.--IIo had when
committed, suit OF oznaburgs and hat lie is about
i5 yeHs odiour feet Eve inches high and very likely
The win forward prove property pay charges
and take him away, he will no dealt with the law d
reefs JAMES s. GILLIAN Tailor
Prince George. Nov. 20. 6s--wI2y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-01-12

CoRREcTGoN.-In Mr. Randolph's remarks on the de-
hnqucnt land laws in last, was made in re-
mark 10 the number of ifecholds Sc in Albemae 1t
should have been stated thus Thec had been one thou
sand lots and tracts advertised in county in which pro-
badly does not exist eight hundred ireehods.'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-01-12
BTGG ER'S


EXCHANGE s. LOTTERY OFFICE,
RICHMOND, VA.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-12-04

HE ship AJAX, at New York, brings the journal
oil Commerce isverpoo papers to 22d and Lon don
papers to the DIST October.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-12-04
MIR. WIRES LETTER

"otaks much pleasure in inviting tho readers
notice to the sentiments oil this discreet letter.
May 1t not DO hoped that tho Press will con form to
the reasonable and patriotic wishes expressed By
Mr.. Writ That lift persist in obtruding the Pre-
sidental Election of 1895 on public attention,
indignant public opinion will frowm it silence7
That not only mny public discussion be suspended,
but !riuafe intrigue and machnaion likewise be
deferred, in consideration OF tho critical condition
of public affair? That in the meantime, the
question OF the succession, may lie withdrawn
from public view, and suffered TO bear upon pc.
iitcal events, that talent and virtue may once
more 10 sought for to ill the public councils, IN
significance spewed into notice by Par,iz anshis. be
passed over, and every pot lots mind be directed
20 tho consideration of the Of safety Cor the
Union, now threatened with great and present
danger! Such must be the wish OF the good.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-12-04
VIRGINIA SENATOR

Tho nomination Of sir. Leigh AZ successor I'd
MIR. Iazewell, appears TO be received i'm various
quarters with the most lively appreciation. Tho
diihcntes OF the period, seen and confessed of all
not tancIcd ar they sometimes by ularinists I'd
create an excitement favorable to unavowed oh.
Jects, havo operated and must operate, TO produce
the conviction Oh all save the hacks of party and
the Creatures of interested designs in politics, that
the crisis cries aloud for the best and abcst men to
stand at the helm. Unanimous consent assigns To
MIR. Leigh this distinction and if a .ew others
share with him the pre-eminencc, none supposed
by the People of Virginia 10 surpass him Speak.
ing of NJ Dumont Of Geneva, the Edinburg Review
observes: ''In his walk through life, there was no
eb;tusiveness no pushing, elbowing, none OF
the little acts which bring forward little men,
With every right to the head Of the Board, he
took tho lowest room, and well deserved to be
greeted with-Friend, go up higher" We feel
every Vrginiun viii feel the applicability of the
remark to MIR. Leigh, nor to Mr.. Leigh only. De-
magogism, clamorous partizanslip pushing, ell
howing mediocri!y, spu,tering, vaporing egotsm
have mounted TO the head of the Board, While un
obtrusive merit sits unhonorod at the fool
A writor in the Political Arena, closes a non,ino
ton Of Mr.. Leigh, with the following very just re-
marks:
Can 1t be necessary to say, require solid
pillars to support the lettering cd flee of our re-
pubic, and not mere weu,hcrcocks on lis top, to
Hi'i' win The influence Of every corrupt breeze?
lhere Is one amoRg lis, whose umimed intellect
hr'h ana iihpracticabe character, cmnently qualify
MIN TO V'ndIcate our rights, and stem the torrent
OF corruption, which th'e items to inundate the
country,-that man is WATKiNs LEIGH. II is un.
necessary to amply his qualifications, which
arc known TO all. He is al once the profound
Lawyer enlightened Statesman, accom- !shed
scholar, and impressive Orator. His mind has al
ternateiy shone forth TO the world in these sever
al a'iainmsn's' with distinguished .ust.e. The pov
srto which he bends, is the Constitution OF his
country-his party. is reason and jnsticc
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-12-04
LATEST FROM EUROPE-CAprU2E or
DON MIGUEI,S FLEET

taP'aih farrci, o. tine orig Munteyide who 4, n
nau'z on the 23i O;'o5cr, reports that the cntir,
u'ct of Don Miguel had SURRENDERED 10 .,,t of ID IN
todro Oar previous accounts l. vs. the JournaI az
Cnm'Hcrcc) leii the fleet nt Don Miyu.l N Viz,
where 1t put III Sept. 29!h, under The ptetance of
making repairs, bat mad been received codly and
->dn'lriPs rcIonstr1uc TO t!Iv cpatr;ry notyith.
standing.
The statement o. Capt. Fsrron is, tlat ON IN,
morning he 'oi' EaiL SpluiS. brig arrived there
rom virgo, TIE Captain of winch stated that nm or
"er TO maintain tho neutrality 81. their port lis,
authorizes OF Vigp hid dacnci ii proper II reuuirs
mat ne heet should leave their port or be dismal
ted. lnc Admiral prc.lrrcd the for.u.r, and =
rag no night put to sea, but in contact will,
the h'et "i Don Pedro uudcr Admiral Sariorius
wh'ch Lay oil the port. An action ensucd which
resulted IN complete victory by Sartorius and
both Sq'!a'rons were sissrng tor Oporto IN
company.
Tine report WIS generally credited in Caliz,
ahd received with apparent pleasure Oy the iahs
Ihauts.
The sqnrdron oC Don Miguel consisted of tho
DON J|an W. %; 80 guns aud 7.S ucr, Princess
Royal Ftls'ic, OF - guns and 4oD men, Cytolo
soop OF war. 20 guns, aui 231 Incn, Isabelle ~
guns ana l93 mon, Rng Fogo % guns and ISL
i"sn, Brig AndnciouS lS g@.,s AID IL !Acn. 70
ial 2I8 %Hus and 1876 nicn.
All was quiet III Caiiz. The pnneu Reaent h,d
iSS'icd decree OF amnesty towards persons engu-
ga III trcas"nahiu comSriraclcs during the hing's
extreme sickness which hpvcv or excluded fifteen,
persons. King Ierdinand's health improving.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-12-04
EnR TILE Wific

Messrs. MISUNDERSTANDING the no minaton of
several gentlemen IN yonr paper, as candidates for
the United States Senate, have thought proper to
call the attention of Legislature to gentleman
whose legal abilities and political information
would do credit To our State, and rsnk him among
the first statesman in THAT body. The gentleman
proposed, is Mr.. John II. Poyton long known for
his prc-emnont standing lawyer, aud just no.
tons OF our political economy, whose life, pub
lc man, has been marked by devotion TO his coun-
try's interests and rights Of the people. In his
private relations less .an public no maintains,
aud deserycdy too, the reputation Of frank, indie
pendant mJn.
Mr.. Peyton's political sentiments on tho leading
principles and questions, now agitated in the FcdC-
ral branch of our Government, are in strict ac.
c"rdnncc with those Of Tie people of Virginia go
OersIv. tie is well known as one Of tic leaders
OF the old Republicans party, west of The mountains,
hrio irIcnd of the constitutional tights Of the
St1tos, and an enthusiastic admrcr o tiIoso prin-
cpes that acLuatOd the patriots of country in
framing GNd sustaining form Of Government IN
purolclcd IN the civilized world.
lndnpendant Of the above csns dor;aon, Mr.
! Peyieu Is fEom alSe Ncst--a portion OF Virginia
RON winch no Senator has recently heen selected
and consequently deserves the attention of the
Legislature, as calculated 10 allay lcaousies ARR
sing from the frequent selection Of officers from
the East Mr.. Peyton's selection would be hailed
by us with almost .unanivIous APPRECIATION. anc
place him IN sphere Of usefulness that would sheC
lustre on his native State, and give active employ
ment to mind which it is the lot Of few 10 pos
sess. ROCKS GHAM.
| HhRAWING Of the New York Lottery
Ii 50 46 II 60 81 81 81.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-12-04
PENNSYI,VA MA

The design to transfer the Electoral vote of the
o'ate-for Wee President, intended by the People
tor Mr. Wilkins, to Mr.. Van Buren,, will prove
abortive. 1t has met with equal resistance from
the National Republican and Wolf division of the
jackson party. Tho Pit,sburg paper, in which the
scheme was first avowed, finding its impractical
biiiy contents itself with The reflection HAT Mr.
Van Buren, is elected without Pcnnsylvania, and
magnanilnnusy renqsshes what it could not ec
feet Nothing is more clear than that Pannsy!va-
MIA is almost unanimous against Mr.. Van Buren,.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-12-04
TIE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

We beg leave to call the attention of the public
to the proposals for publishing tins work. Tho
Editor is understood 10 be Mr.. G.. Hoffman ii young
gentleman of decided talent Great, however, as
are his onen abilities, he will not depend on them
alone for the support of his rgazine. The rcpn-
talion of the proposed work viii be sustained by
the united efforts Of all the literary men of Now
York. Irving, Halleck, Pauding, Paine, and a
host OF others almost celebrated. arc understood
as contributors. We like not to deal in lofty com
plimen!s, but feel constrained to pronounce the
present work TO be the mast promising OF tie kind
OF which we have ever sean the program. All mer
of literary taste (Ond We have many such among
us) viii be doing themselves injury not to take
the Knickcrbockcr. The literary force of the
country viii be more fully developed than in any
thing of the kind ever Published in this country
Booksellers here, and throughout the Union, woult
do well to Fatronise it.
Subscriptions will be received at this OfFico.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-12-04

Heso'red, That while we would provide cor
rec1ve Tor the possible continuance of those evil.
"i winch We have So much reason to nplain, we
i'i nope that the regular operations Of the General
government, will supersede the neccssitv of any
extraordinary on the part of the Sou,
'c"pie; and that we recognize the happicst sugury
Vi better thing. in tho growing rtainty Of the
re-eiec'on' of that Illus rous patriot Andrew Jack
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-12-04

w We recommend the opistolary notice u
or Walter Scott which We take from the Mex
FORK American, replee with interest. IL is
iscr'ond to Psoflssos McVickar, OF Columbia Col
leSe, N. y
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-12-04

HARAWING Of the New York Lottery
EH No. 43:
Ii 50 46 II 60 81 81 81.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-12-04
New YonK, Dec. I.

Captain BrownweI in the sioop Splendid,
came up on Saturday, from the wreck of the schr.
Juice & Wealthy, Capt. Freeman, which was
wrecked on the 22d on Raccoon beach south side
Of Long Island She was bound from Newport to
Richmond. Virginia, with cargo Of Molasses,
oil. run, Sc. The cargo is saved. and brought
up to this city. The hull Of the vessel was sold
on the beach.
United States Bank Directors.-T follow
ing gentlemen were appointed at Philadelphia,
on Friday, Directors for the Branch in this city
Isaac Lawrence. John Haggerty. Peter Harmo-
ny, James Boorman, John S. Crazy, Samuel
swartwout. Shepherd Knapp. PeIaliah PERT,
*Wm. w. Woolsey, sPeter !. Nevius, 'Silas
Wood, Samuel r Mott,
*New Directors.
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babIished, daily, (by EDGAR sNOwDEN,) for the
Town. and thrice week for the Country on Fairfax
street. between King and Prince streets, nesr'yoP
poste the Post Office Daily paper So; Country pa
pits pr snnum. advertisements inserted ~ tne
bowing rates: For square Of Is lines. inserted
daily, or every other day three times, pa anu %
cents for every sub.e mt insertion On ADVERTISE
ments inserted once or triee Deet IS per cent nd
iiiional No ADVERTISE m.nt considered less than q
square, nor inserted for less than III All advertise
uents published in the Daily, appear in the Coun'r,
PAPER.
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Steamboat Essex.
From Monday n,

A7 From Monday next, The
Steamboat ESSEX wilt run
39 but two trips a week to
hs,tox Bridge, leaving Washington on Monday, At 7
o'clock. A. and returning leave Hattox Bridge on
Wednesday, at the same hour; and again 10 down on
Thursday. and return on Saturday.
nov 23-eo1
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Notice

AT meeting Of the Presiden, and Dre S.J ,a,,s
3 Nechanics' Bank, on Friday, the ~ a.eIss!
(Jo,n II. Crease, the Book Keeper. ha'." asaimooiI
an eIection.) Mr. Thomas Vowel was w., s. r..~ :
Appointed Cashier Of tba, instts'ian, 10 ''e ;"
Charles Cbarin, resigned.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-12-04
Notice

lNHE President and Directors in the 'sno,
L turnpike Company, have this day deei.fsu.,
yriend of two and q half per cent On 'neil =;
Stock. payable on or after the Isl Of Ianunn
to the Stockholders or their legal repfe'en,nasn$
BY order Of the Bosrrl: A. blb'o.
HiddIeburg, November9.
nov 10 i5t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-12-04

that we do. Let them once be Convinced ;,
President is undermining them, and no, m. @r d
they would be the rage Of the uhirlwDa az a
would hurl himself and his throne to ,t"n ., Is
it be Once made ciea, and palpabIe ,hs' L
aiming at the powers Of hero, and ths,. v
not be wanting patriots to pluck the u,urn. . ID
his seat and point him. with the ayen,l" ,' ',''
ger. to the elorious motto Of Old Wa
SIC SEMPER TYRANNIS. "saa>
Loudoun County. (PaJ Nor. 80. 1s,.
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| COMMUNICATED, I

l was not little gra,i6ed, Mr.. Ed;,
pa.sin. along by Mrs. Martins Circn,,;;~, i
bay, On Royal street. to perceive for .,'. L
beautifully executed eopper-p'ate ensra,,,, :
in this District. DR.. Balch is the olJ.,,.oss
man in this istrict, and one Of the oI,lss, 'ssl
United States; and. If l mistake moi, b III u
settled over his present charge durin, ii, Il YEA
space Of between fifty and sixty yea,s:N ". log
dence. at once. both Of his past useluIns. :" "
Of the general respect in which he cou," % ~
be held. But though still in good health st, .
the full discharge of his pastoral duties S Sa u
Rod cannot be far distant when he mus Wv [ p
thered to his fathers: and to his uu merm, -
it is a gratifying circumstance, that he b,'
mitted this memorial Of what he now il
behind him.
There are few copies yet unsold. II. =,
ceeds Of which arc to BE- applied to Mn,iotp,
purposes. ZETl
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-12-04

Lottery ofhce. corner King and ROysIs,s
Draw Numbers in the Union Canal Lottery, No q
"a 90 so 10 50 Q 81 IS q
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Servants for Hire.

4 WOMAN, who is good cook, WASN'T a,. I'd
y . Girl IA wears Of age, accustomed 10 nV-'
Inquire of the Printer
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French languaSc'
HENRY GIIEGAN

HAS the honor TO inform bis friends snn P"s
il the District Of Columbi,. that he "'l fe'u.
tuition of hisnstive tongue on the comhens, %" ri
October next. sW -
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-12-04

office of the alexandria Canal Company
NOVEMBER %. J
Notice
Is hereby given TO the Stockholders ~ 'I'l' :.
paoy. that m ins,aIment Of four doNars per " "
CURED to be paid on or before me !" %,
nuat,. and a farther ,n,,sImeat Of four doIan
share to he paid on or before the LIST day 81 fe"'
next. Is, rider of the Board, ..r,ss
JOHN H. CREASE,
Clerk A G. T.
dec list, dec 80, 81, Jan !, 80. Sli ieo -
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Il commended, in the capacity o. Nu''e'
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