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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-22

To guard against accidents on tidewaters. the
bill makes it the duty Of the master and owner
of the boat to keep suspended. in the bow and
stern of his boat, light, at least three feet above
the deck Of his vessel, whenever the same shall
be navigated at night.
These are the principal provisions Of the bill.
and they appear to US to be wise and salutary.
Extract of Letter from Washington to the
Editor.-Mr. Hall, OF N. c. BY making long
talk in the House on Saturday, defeated the in
tention Of Mr.. Doddridge to bring up the bust
ness of the District of Columbia. The Hon.
gentleman was upon and against the bill making
appropriations for internal improvements. He
went over the whole constitutional ground, taxi
ing up all the old topics, aud discussing them
anew.
The Appointment Bill, as it came from the
House, has at length passed. Mr.. Webster's
amendment in the Senate had no chance in the
lower House. and Of course the Senate could
not persist. In this case, the large states have
exercised their power to suit their own views
The Pension Bill also passed the Senate on Sa.
turday-not the bill the subject Of so much dis
cussion in the House, and which passed that DO.
dy,-but another, originating in the Senate and
preferred to the one just now mentioned. Mr..
Grundy, following up his previous course, made
report on Saturday against taking Oft the post
age upon newspapers. The Post Office Depart.
ment is opposed, likewise, to the proposition; nor
do think it can be carried through this session.
| hear it said that Heard remains dangerously
i'll, not so much from the blows he received from
Mr.. Arnold as from another cause.
Yours, truly.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-22
NrY tioNas ut Cost.

NrY NO0dS ~ O0SV'
TIVE subscriber, intending to close ms business ne,
hsenra the Fail has commenced selling out at cost
An extensive assortment OF
sEASONABLE GOODS,
large proportion received by the late arrivals from
New York; among which are
Cloths, blue, mulberry, olive, black, and mkt
Csssimeres and Cassinets, blue, drab, and MKT
White and brown English and French Drilling
Circassians, Nankeens; and other goods 'or summer
wear -,
Rouen Cassimcres, good article for boys clothes
M.rseies silk, and other Vestngs in great variety
Italian LustriGgs, Fiorences, and other Silks
Crane de LYON and other thin goods for dresses
Bombazines and Fombazets
Gnghams C.licoes, aud auslins, large assortment,
at reduced prices, from l24 cents upwards
Hosiery of silk, cotton, and worsted, all prices sho
cheap
Italian and French Grapes, all colors
Nerino shaws, scarlet white and black, very cheap
Robbinet Laccs and Edgings at reduced prices
crane Gauze Silk, and Bandana Hdkfs
Cambrics. Jaconets and Corded Nu'lins =
plain and figured Swiss and Scotch Jacone' ana
,,,,h zen. lonp Lswns, and Linen Cambrics
iIahr.lIss of cotton and silk, and parasos
I eybnrn Hats Bonnet Cambrcs and feeos
T.ffets Ribands all co!ors and widtns
Russ;a sheeting, Birds eye and scotch Daper
psnyn ami bIeached Dowlasr Osnaburgs and Canvass
Brown and bieached Cottons, all prices ana "iu'"s
Red Ticking Domestic Plaids and STRIPES
Sewing silks, Threads spoon ana VA" So''o"
p,,,ons Gloves Of all kinds
A many other articles, too numerous Tor an sdVef
,;smeu, st less than market prices, by wholesale and
..,; for Cash. or short time to those VINO pay on
Ias..d JAMES W. SCOTT,
'eD'N Corner of King sud Royal streets
msyl2-SattJT ues&eoh
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-22

At a highly respectable meeting OF the citizens
OF the County OF Alexandria, friends to the pre-
sent Administration Of our Government, con-
vened at the Mechanics Hall, on the 18th inst,
JACOB MoneAN, Esq, was unanimously ap
poiated Chairman, and SAMUEL II. JANNEY,
Secretary.
The object Of the meeting having been stated
from the Chair. the Meeting was eloquentlv ad
dressed by several gentlemen present Where.
upon, on motion Of THOMSON F. Mason, ESQ.,,
a Committee of Seven was appointed to report
resolutions expressive of the views OF the Meet
ing; aud the following gentlemen were appoint
ed by the Chairman: Thompson F. Mason. Jas
douglas, Robert Brockett, Charles Chaplin. John
Dunlap, and George Wise; who. after retiring,
produced the following preamble and resolutions,
which were unanimously adopted.
| Whereas the Republican Citizens Of the Coun-
ty of Alexandria, reposing high degree OF con-
fidence in the patriotism, the judgment and inte-
gritty Of ANDREW JAcKsoN-apProv'ng the gene
raj course of his Administration, and uniting IN
the desire of the Republican Party OF the United
States to secure the blessings OF the right OF sui
frage 10 the Electors Of President and Vice Pre-
sdent, and participating in the belief that the
only probable means by which that great OBJECT
and invaluable interest can he effected is by Ge-
neral Convention of Delegates from the different
States: Therefore
| Resolved that we will all fair and honorable
me ans to Sc cure the reelection of ANDREW JACK
son.
Resolped, That approve Of the General ConYen.
ton 10 DE held the 2st Of this month in the Cit, OF
Baltimore. for The purpose of nominating candidate
| Tor the Vice Presidency
Resolred hat three Delegates be appointed to At.
terd said Convention, in beh.'f of the Repnbcsns OF
this Cnunt, and that the Chail be authorized to
nom nate then
| TWhereupon Thompson F. Mason, John n:
Brent. and James w. Scott, were announced
from the Chair.
Resolved That we will for the purpose of preserv
Ing the great constitutional privileges Of the People,
and he purity of the principles of their free popular
elections cooperate with the Republican Party IN sus
tanning the nomination which SAID Convention may
make.
On motion Of GEO S. HoUGH,
RESOLVED IA, the Editors of the Alexandria Phens
Gazette aud Globe be requested to publish tie pro
ce-Lngs If this meeting and the Chairman and Secre
'"' JACOB MORGAN, Chairman.
SAML II. JANNEY, Sec'y.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-22
Price of Produce IN alexandra yesterday, from
Wneons and DVessels.

FLouR.-Last week the price of Flour fr ON
wagons closed at S4.9Oa 4,93. Yesterday there
was no change; S4,eO most current. Holders
ask s. from stores Our stock IS now estimated
at g. 500 bbIs the principal part of whichis stored
Flour
Export for the week ending Saturday, 18th
inst, s472 bills. foreign 5s4. coastwise 1898.
Quantity inspected during the same period
King street, ss7s bbls. l half Dbl.
Potomac, 600 g. 90
Wharf, gil 1873 "
478O l59
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-22

W The Potomac Bridge Bill was yesterday.
in the House Of Representatives, at the sugges-
ton Of its friends. laid on the table-the House
refusing to give more than $4,000. and requir-
ing the mails to 60 free, and the tolls to be reduc.
ed one.half-The Alexandria Canal Bill wa
made the special order Of the dag for to-day.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-22
SALES AT AUCTION
BY GEORGE WHITE.-7hIS mar.
Confectionery, Vines, Cord;als, &c.

Confectionery, Vines, Cordsals, &c.
M Tuesday morning, the 22d inst at my Auction
- Room, commencing at 10 O'Clock, will be sold
without reserve, close les an extensive assortment
OF t0ys show cases, OF different sizes, cordias, lemon
uce 'trawb' rry and pine apple syups aud preserves.
rosewater; demohns and jugs, with contents, glass
books, brass lamp. and reaectors; marble slabs for
chmneys; watch glasses; empty bottles anniseed,
empty walls and cologne bottles; boxes segSrs, vrap.
ping papers scales and weights: with variety Of other
articles Also,
4 half pipes sour claret wine
do 9Th proof French brandy
Dbl do do do
20 dozen bottles clare: wine
u do port DO do
2 do bottles best cologne water, double ex:
tract. may 81
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-22

Wine q Teas.
Al CHESTS Young Tyson
q half do Imperial I TEAS
2 do do Pouchong
10 18Th bo1es Gunpowder
lha!f pipe sicilian
10 quarter casks sweet Malaga WINE
10 baskets Champaign
10 cases Clsret
u % s. MEssERsMITH.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-22
Just Received on Sale,
BIZ WlM III MORRISON.

TIME Office of Sponsors in Baptism Explained and
l. indicated, in Letter to the Cong reg alton Of
Christ Church, ',orfoik Va, by Rev Ii. 81 Ducachet,
4. ii. Rector Of that Church Price 4 cents.
.7iso, as abore,
An Examination OF Dir. iioseiPs Review 81 DR.. Du.
cachet's Letter on the Office Of Sponsors in Bap
tism," n Letter to the Reviewer froun fpiscopa
liam Price rs cents may 1876
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-22
BY GEORGE WHITE.
Trustees Sale.

DY virtue of Deed Of Trust from the late Capt.
Id George Coleman and wife, land at Mrs. ca re.
quest, shall proceed to sell, Saturday, the 18th
instant, at public auction. the two
"a FRAME TENEMENTS
ny1 situate on Prince street. nearly opposite to tho
Ssss Bank Of Potomac; fronting sfeet inches on
&.Al Prince street, and running back. southvardly,
80 feet One of the tenements is occupied 6y Mr. Geo
Dale; the other b. SIR Rudd. A reasonable credits
will be given, but the will be particularly expires.
sed at the time and place of sslefront of the prems-
es-between IL and 1 O'Clock Of the day.
may 8-dts T.. aeKENNA. Trustee
~ The above sale Is postponed until Tues.
day next, 22h instant. ray l9--du
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-22
pHILADELPHIA MARKET-May 10.


Flour and Meal -Superfne Flour has been in
fair demand for export, about $500 barrels hav-
ing been sold at $3.50 $50, including lot
of 5000 barrels taken on Saturday at 5,453, and
lot of $50 barrels at 5,44, and $3.50 barrels
during the week at $50. of which two lots Of
500 barrels each were sold yesterday at s., -
Nothing doing in Rye Flour. Sales OF 395 hhds.
Corn Meal at IL, IS, and $50 barrels at $50 a
2,62.4
Grain The supplies have been but mode
rate. Pennsylvania Wheat sold at 81. 10 l,l8,
in the early part Of the week; towards the close
a lot of Delaware brought 1,l8. a1oat, and for
PENNSYLVANIA higher prices would have been Civ.
en- In the early part Of the week, the sales OF
White and Yellow Corn were at 40 and 81 cts.
The sales made yesterday were at our prices
| quoted last week. which we continue. A small
lot Southern Rye sold at 80 cents.
The Market. Cotton remains without any IA.
vorable movement. Flour much as at our last
notice. Western So a &; Southern of common
brands, ST a !, and Howard st. best brands &C.
Northern corn aud rye are shade higher
Molasses no change. Linseed Oil droops.-
Mess Beef rises little. Rice has not been al
fected by the last news of decline at Havre;
the price of 81 cts for prime it is thought, ought
to BE- sustained IN other considerations. The
sale Of Teas Yesterday is considered the best for
the season; money affairs arc easier this week;
for Exchange on England there is but feeble
demand. the imports now are quite small
~ Y Jour. Com. May 10.
L,rerpool Com Exchange. April 1O.-This
DAVIS market was hut thinly attended, and sales
to a moderate extent were made of the finest
Qualities of Wheat at small improvement OF
about Id per 70 lbs. but for all other sorts OF
Wheat, for Oats, Oatmeal, and every other ar
ticle in the trade, sales very dull, aud last
quotations were barely obtainable
london Corn Exchange. Monday, April g.
This morning our show by land samples being
very small, the mealing trade for fine Wheat
was brisk at an advance Of Is. to 2s. per quarter
since this day se'nnsht; the ordinary descrip'
tons are likewise rather better sale than we have
had occasion to observe OF bate.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-22
Bacon.
xnnn LBS. bacon, for sale by
4UDO may IL w. II. MILLER
Races-Naces.
Afiddleburg and Loudoun County, (Pa.) Races.

TJlHE Races over the Mddleburg Course Will COM
i mence on Tuesday, 22d instant.
First Day-A sweepstste, one mile and repeat fof
three and four year old colts $50 entrance SIX suo'er
bers.
Second Dsy--Three miles and repeat handsome
sum Of money at the post.
Third Day.Two miles and repest.a handsome sum
Fourth Day Best three out Of five. for the entrance
The course is handsome, and will be put in the best
order
NIB The racing will be run agreesbly to the wash
ington Rules. By the Secretary cfth Clue.
NAV 8-2w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-22
BY GEORGE WHITE.
Ladies' .Aucti0n.

Gut Glass, Mantel ana fler GLASSES.
IN Wednesday afternoon, commencing ~ 4 o'clock
~ will be sold at my Auction Rooms an sssortmens
of elegant cut tumblers, Wines decantefs, cut glass
pitchers, &c &c. Also,
elegant gilt pier glasses, "a by 20inehes, tapes
4 do do do 50 by 10 do
4 do do do 70 by 10 do. swele0
columns; and
pair elegant manteI glasses, Is by 16, taper
columns
The above are of the latest fashions from Phiadel.
phis, and for sale without limits
Articles ready for examination on "wednesday morn.
ing 0rThe ladies' of Alexandria snd its vicinity arc
invited to attend IS it is the Of the auc-
tioneer to sell whatever articles are putup.
may 81
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-22
New Patent Soda Fountain.

New TNtent SODA FOWNtaNM.
sE,HE subscriber respectfully informs The Public that
L he has simpi6ed the Soda Fountains, that they
NAV he mn, in operation without the aid of force pumps
for gas or any te spps ratios exc pit the machine for
boiling the water AMI drawing the same. This foun.
tain can be made for twenty dollars Of large ,ze,
exc usve of the right to use it The water is free
from the objection of being contained in copper cs'
made of stone Persons wishing to purchase . supe'
r,or Soda Fountain, or Right TO use one or the ex.
elusive right Of town. county or stste will please
make apple tion to GEO. II. Ouffhf'
Alexandria Nav 2l-lw Patentee.
winchester Republican, Leesburg Genius Of Liber.
ty, and Richmond Wing, St
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-22
China Il Glassware

ITUGH CHARLES SMITH has lately received, by
III the Brig Belvdera. from Liverpool. and other
sources
Handsome gilt fashionable tea sets
French Gilt Tea China
Gilt mantei cups and saucers
blue. brown, and pink printed dinner sets -.
Buff and green printed do, Of superior quality
India China dinner sets
Astral, msntei, hall, shop and passage lamps
Csstors, best plated and silver mounted
Ben. Cut CeIeries, Decantefs, Wines &e ..
With . very handsome assortment OF Coos 10 me
linz offered for sale on the lowest terms, Wholesale
and retail. may ""
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-22
ID | E ID ,

DIED,
On Wednesday last. at Brentsviie, Prince
William County Va. PHILIP ID. DAVE. ESQ.,,
Clerk of Pr. VIM. County Court. aged so years.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-22
ALEXANDRIA, I'd. CO.
,r,-rSDsy u0RHLNG. My %, 1882.

RI. Episcopal Convention closed its session in
..,r On Saturday last. On Sunday mum
,a' # oersOns were confirmed, aud several or
';..a fDr the ministry. We understand that
a'' ..I;,ou, services have been attended BY large
Congregations.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-22
Yhe AleXanAria Museum

Yhe AleXanAria Museum
rs open daily for the reception OF visitors Tins
Institution, dedicated ultimately to charitable
purposes has been visited by the most ustrious per
sonares of the United states and If foreign countries
who stand foremost for their learning and respectable
ty and who have declared to their friends and to the
undersigned the exalted pleasure and satisfaction they
experienced in behoding collection at once so rare
and important blended it is, with the history OF our
own country, IN particular and which can be foun IN
no other place -.
establishment with visit. will be enabled TO bear tes
timony. and will beyond doubt, participate IN feelings
of a knired nature. L. aooNiFoho
msv22 Manager.
DR.4IpS THIS DAT.
Grand Consolidated Lottery,
Glass No. 10 for 1882.
Will be drawn at Wilmington. tDel.] on Tuesday,
May %
HIGHEST PRIZE $4,000.
Tickets IS; halves 2 50; quarters Is.
Connect,cut Lottery. Elk. Class No Is for 1882.
will he drawn ut Windhsm Oh Tuesday, May 70
CAPITAL PRIZE SO 900
Tickets s.; halves zoos quarters 10y.
To be had in q variety Of numbersof
=. OORS8,
Lottery e Exchange Broker, Ak1s"d'a.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-22
SAM'L. H.. JANNEY, Sec'y.


pr In pursuance Of Resolution Of the Ma.
tional Republican Convention Of Young Men OF
the United States, lately assembled at Washing
ton City, Convention of the National RepublI.
can Young Men Of the State Of Virginia will be
held at Stanton on the third Monday in July
next. to which the friends OF Mr.. Clay in the
different counties respectfully invited to send
Delegates.
Editors Of newspapers throughout the State
are requested to copy the above notice into their
respective journals.
We stop the press to annouce the Perpetration
Of shocking murder. in the immediate vicinity
Of this place, last night. About dark. as the
wife Of Mr.. John Sugg was sitting in her own
house, she was shot and instantly killed. There
, is no doubt that the deed was committed BY a
son Of her husband, by former wife, who has
bit recently returned alter an absence OF many
wears from this region. He immediately fled
and has not as yet been apprehended.
The murderer was so near to his victim that
her head and neck are literally torn to pieces
The family lived uuhappily. and no doubt the ia.
tai deed had its origin from this cause,
Raleigh Reg.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-22
SHIP NEWS.
PORT or ALEXANDRIA. ID. Co.

ARRIVED. May 81.
Steamboat Franklin, B. ]. jenkins, Baltimore;
freight and passengers.
scbr. Clio. Pike, Newburyport.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-22
UOurt Of Appeals.

4 N adjourned meeting the Court OF Appeals w'ii
"A be held ut the Council Chamber on the 18th and
Goth instant, from II until o'clock each day
NAV 22-dt20th
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-22

For AmsterAaM.
tSE The superior coppered brig BELp7DERA,
KID Fletcher, IN ,ster, will have despatch.
For small stowage on freight, passage, having hand
some accommodate Ons, appl! to
NAV 10 EDW'D DAINGERFIELD.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-22

New Goods
CUPER black ws,,r Gros de apes
y CoIored figured wa!erd' at 81 cents
Heavy black Gro de SWISS
Danask Grape aud Hermsn Shawls
Crane and G.uze sIsndkerchiets
Gamoric Cir ghams. Musin needle wo'k'd Capca
Black Pongce far .,mmer wear
Corded Skirts, Cotton aud Silk Hosiery
Raw Silk and KID Gloves, mems
case Irish Linens
Irish Bird eye Diaper
ALSO,
bale extra fine b ack Cloth
Blue Brown, Green. and Olive Cloths
Together with many other sessonable and desirable
Good. Just received and for sale low bv
49," ,u., ,s"eo6. j. MCKENZIE e Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-22

AemOn syrup.
or CASES Lemon syrup. 1T superior quality, land
~ ing from schr. Velocity, from Boston, and tor
sale by EDW'D DAINGEHfiELD'
may 19
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-22

s,,.r, stores, in the lower part Of the town,
800. broken open on Saturday night last, but
r. name Of them. was any thing Of consequence
=, The thieves contented themselves with
. ...;Do the desks and drawers. and looking for
n,,.v-ri,hout however finding any. Mr.. Led
H., shop on Royal street was entered on Sunday
~, The fellows were observed. One Of them,
80 hear has since been taken.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-22

NJ" "Hkife's report upon the subject OF ex-
pOslors OF Steamboat boilers. &C. is an interest
nss document 10 the report is appended bill
providing Tor the security Of the lives of passen-
gers 90 board steamboats,. This bill requires
nat mere shall be appointed by the President
"e United States, or BY the Secretary of the
''eA'ary' at suitable and convenient points up
"a u'e na''gablc rivers, and BAYS, and lakes Of
-S United States, competent persons, whose du-
" shall be to inspect the boats and bolers
'e,e0'' and test the strength of the boilers BY
'u'auhc pressure. 1t also requires this to be
''us F" least once in every three months, as a
."'"On upon which, registry shall be made,
'@ense granted. to steamboat or vessel, IN
=" ne laws Of the United States.
'0soard against accidents. the committee pro-
Is'e i" make it the duty, under heavy penalty.
:, ~a,'er OF boat and the engineer, whenever
=, 'Y''s stationary, for any cause. to ungeer the
IS" Keep the engine IN motion. supply the
=, '' with water, and work OF the steam.
Tue bull provides that the owner or master o!
~ y! steamboat shall be required to provide, as
'~ ner furniture, a suitable fire engine and
-, IS 's0' competent number Of long boats OF
NJ. 1" De regulated in proportion to her ton.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-22

The Baltimore Jackson Convention met yes
'rday. 1t is generally understood that Mr.. Var
Buren, is to be nominated as Vice President, no
ems vOlens, although some Of the delegates art
Sld not to be very uoiens.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-22

Nathan Smith has been elected. By the Legis
AZURE OF Connecticut, Senator in Congress. Mr.
with was the National Republican candidate
W. tOots the present Senator) term of service
'APres this session.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-22

ine latest intelligence from the frontiers states
N'' detection had taken place amongst the hos
ue Indians, and that the Sacs and Foxes we're
a0Ou' to sue for peace. Gen. Atkinson was,
however, preparing for any attack that might be
made
Southern planter., 1832-11-17

T6.uR chom il may concern. Know yo that AZ
the regular Term Of the Orphans Court Of The
County of Wilkinson, 10 be holden in December
next, shall file my petition for my right Of Dover
IN the Estate real and personal Of which my late
husband George D. Newell, died seized and pos
sesscd, viz
Ono Third ofa Tract Of Land situated on tho wa
iers of lhompson's Creek coniannp One Thous.
and Acres, moro or less, (bcinq tho Land on which
my said deceased Husband last roaidedl 10 en-
brace the Mansion uooae. one oin IEouac. ,hc
Kitchen, Stables, Barns and other out houses -
Also one child's part or portion Of the Personal Es
tate consisting of 81 Negroes, Stock of Horses,
Cattle, Hogs, Sheep, Mules, sc. -also Of Farming
Utensils, Household and Kitchen Furniture, and
20 Shares ofiho Capital Stock ofihe Planters Bank
Of the State Of Mississpsi, at Nachez which por-
-onal estate is estimated at e4 1863 5000 dollars
LYDIA II. NEWELL.
Nov i7h. 1889 40
Southern planter., 1832-11-17

coah Carolina.-'ihe thfleslon Mercury cal
culaies thalibe new Leeisalnfn OF South Carolina,
which was convened, lut the purpose Of carrying
into effect The project Df nulhhcaiion, on the 2ed
UT will bo found TO contain. W the senate 81 nul
hersand "a union men, and. ~ the house Of rep
icscniaiiyes, o. nullifcrs and ~ union mon. n
this iscsiimale prove correct neatly So e work viii
be dome by Tho most approved ,nohe. through The
medium ofa Convention, aud we have no donbiit
will be done with wonderful promptiode and cxpc.
diiion.-NaShviIe Banner.
Southern planter., 1832-11-17

We are authorized ldunuou0cc Mr. George ~.
.Nai'r. tat present Deputy } u' caodidale for the
office % Clerk ~ IT, Circuii Couri of Wilkinson
County, a' The ensuing May election.
We are authorized 20 announce Mr. EDwARn
FELrus, candidate for the Office Of Clerk Of tho
Probate Court orwilkinson County. o, the ensuing
May election.
WeaTc authorized To announce Mr.. JomN Mr..
TERvfLLr, ns candidate Cor the Office Of Clcrk Of
the Probate Court of Wilkinson County, at the en-.
snoR May election,
We a'eaulhorized 10 announce Mr. Joia Sladc,
as candidate for sheriff of Wilkinson County, at
The ensuing May election.
We ate authorized to announce Maj. FRANris
MAYrs, as candidate for Sheriff, at the ensuing
May election.
We are authorized to announce Col. wuuAm
T. LEWIS, as candidate for Sheriff, at the ensu
ing May election.
We authorized to announce Mr.. JANIS BIZ
Porn, asa candidate for sheriff, at the ensuing May
election.