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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-02-11

The London Morning Herald of Dec. 81 has this
aragraph:-Wc understand that the question Of the
boundary line between our North American colo.
MES and tho United States is likely to be amIcably
arranged. 1t is said that the Americans will
ling to give up all claim to the country bordering
on the ST. Lawrence.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-02-11

RICHMOND MARKETS-Feb. 10, 1899.
l0j cents,
White, no {" little in market.
FLOUR-City Mills, Sc las, sales, CT asked
Country, So almost without dcmand-
sales cannot be effected at SIS, which
is the price commonly demanded by
holders Of the article.
little inspcctng-Cullings arc
about $50 n S3l--cxtrcmc sales about
s;2i 81.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-02-11
TO THE PUBLIC.

Those who were subscribers to this paper in the
Spring of 1880, can recollect that James Watson
Webb, then, as now, the editor of the Courier and
Enquirer, of New York, travelled from that CITY,
TO this, having first announced in that print his
purpose of Inflicting personal chastisement on the
editor of this paper. They will also rccollcct that
he went back disappointed. The same individual
visited this city about the first of December last
and, it seems, wrote from here to some one in Har
risburg, letter, from which the following is an
extract:
81 see Duff daily, and although, as you intimate
my Furnishing him would not be a violation
OF my promise, yet it would be calculated to pro-
ducc another false impression as to motives. NV
object is to get fight out of him, and, coward as
nc 49, L think I'll succeed. | intend to have him
attacked in some distant paper, and accused of
avoiding fight with me. He is entirely under an
error as to the causes which suspended INV nro
cecdings in 1880; and believing 1 am either afraid
to challenge him, or unwilling to descend to his
level, he will boast of his willingness to meet me-
/ will then push tho papers at him, and teach him
lessen not to be forgotten. But Of this-mu,n
If he nibbcs at the bait, all is well"
This extract was copied into this paper of the
9th of January, with the following comment:
"What aggrayatcs the bascncss of this prohgato
avowal is, that the writer knows that he holds his
own, by the forbearancc of the individual, against
whose life Inc this deliberate conspiracy! Do
the annals of vice present the portrait of more
ocsPicabo tbaractcr2"
~, '"" ~ HOW III tnlS Guy, ana mas pnDnShCu
hahuOiii, addressed to all the world, which makes
Of facts:
oh Monday moraing an individual entered my
private Office, and handed me the following note
:, WAsmNcToN, Monday, Feb. 9Th 1882.
Gen. Duff Green
Sir,ln the U. S. Telegraph, of the 9th Jan
icS%, lnd an extract from pripate letter written
by me, together with some editorial comments
thGreon' which require an apology; and Sam
uel Is. Darrell, Esq, the bearer Of this note.
VIII present for your signature such statement in
qures.
indulge hope that you will SEQ the pro-
Prlcty of making the explanation suggested
Yours, &c. JAS. WATSON WEBB
Mr.. B. then handed me tho following statement;
endorsed
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-02-11

resolution requesting the Pennsylvania Scna-
tors ana Representatives in Congress to use their
exertiOns to obtain removal of the charter of the
Bank of the United States passed the Pennsyva
MA Legislature on Saturday last-in tho Senate
unanimously, aud in the lower house by a vote of
II to Z.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-02-11
SEMgCIacS, .gcareJs'sg, sc.
Selling Off at reduced Prices.

RTRS. SARAH Z. COWAN offers for
LTA sale the stock Of the Inc William Cow
an. consisting If Cocke, Watches. Jewelrv.
Silver and Plated Ware. Gilt Chains, Seals
and Keys, Military Goods. Mohoir md Bead
Rc@cui"s ind Bracelets; Watchmokcrs' and
Dentists tools and materials, With general as
ortmcnt 0. fancy and other articles in the line,
a considerable portion ri which were purchased
at Now York last Fall; and wishing TO close the
business as soon as possible, they will be drspos-
cd OF at, and many much below cost Country
merchants and others wishing 10 purchase, w il
find IT 20 their advantage 10 call and examine.
The watch repairing business done MS hereto
fore. &, 81 2v
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-02-11

The United States frigate Brandywine Com
modore Biddle, and ship Concord. Captain Per
ry, arrived at Malta, from Mahon ON the 4th No
vemoer.-Part ofthe squadron would probably
winter at Syracuse.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-02-11
From the Baltimore american.


The schooner Harvey, Snow, came up yester-
day evening from Mentego Bay, jamaica whence
she sailed on the 5th January. Captain Snow
reports that the Who'll, Island was in a state of
confusion and Alarm in consequence of the nsur-
rectionary movements of the slaves. The troops
had been called out, and had attacked them, and
all who did not surrender at discretion were shot
Many slaves, it is added, had met that fate. Mar.
tial law had been declared and the vessels in port
were not permitted to sail. The II. however,
being full, and having applied for a clearance
vcral days before the declaration Of martial law 4,
was allowed to depart Three British frigatcs had
arrived thcro from Kingston, with 500 marines on
board The instruction was not quolled when
the III. sailed and captain Snow saw seve raj large
fires burning at a distance. negro hut had
been examined and 300 stand ofarms found there
in. The insurgents appeared to be we'll armed
The following proclamation was issued on the
ID January.
MoNrEao BAY, HEAD QUARTERS, ,
st James's, January2, 1882. (
To the Rebellious Sares,
NEGRoEs-You have taken up arms against your
masters and have burnt and plundcred their houses
and buildings. Some wicked persons have told you
that the king has made you free and that your
tcrs withhold your freedom from you In the name
of the king, como among you, to tell you you are
mIsled. | bring with nc numerous forces to pun.
ish the guilty, and all VINO found with the re-
bells will be put to death without mercy. You can
not resist the kings troops Surrender yourselves
and beg that your CRIME may be pardoned All
who yield themselves up at any military post i'm
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-02-11
Union Fire Company, No. 4.

Fg7iiE Members arc hcrcby notified that
n called meeting Of their Company will be
held at The engine house, his evening, the 10th
INST. at o'clock. They are requested to be
puGc'ual in attending, rs business of considrra-
bic moment will be laid before them. Nv ORDER,
fe 10 "A. LEMOSY, Scc'ry.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-02-11

The Mayor of New York has ordered thai. in
consequence of the spread of the Cholera in En-.
rope, all vessels arriving from ports in the Medi
terranean, or the Western Coast of Europe, inclu.
ding those of Great Britain, ahall anchor al qua.
rentlne until examined by the Health Officer
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-02-11

u Resolutions for honoring the 22d February,
have passed both Houses of Congress, almost una
nimously.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-02-11

u We find the following in the Telegraph of
Wednesday. 1t. Webb, it appears, has been on
another expedition of chivalry to the City-and,
probably, will return with many laurcls as be-
fore:
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-02-11

Es. Z. s. z. MaGsEEDE9
EE AVE received by The Platter,
L n A Irish linen superior bI"ached
Z" IRISH shccliNgs. lucn caiubric
Linen and cotton diapcr
Thread cambria pdkts very cheap
Long lawn and imitation thread hdkfS
ALSO,
Sd brown shcciugs
A. do do
Sd do cotton shirtinns
Fine and common apron checks
Furniture checks, with an assortment of
bieached cotton goods all widths
Cotton osrahurgs, British do
Bed lick-w'th a great variety of other
goods, all of winch will be sold low.
feb 10
g tOUNT ROBERT OF PAKiS.-BeIng
u the 1tn and last series Of the Tales of
My Landord-by Sir Walter Scott, is received,
and NAV be had OF SANNAY.
feb 10
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-02-11
Book aHsI Fob Printing dORc
nd eBac WING GeGiCc.
q . z. 9 z u Z z, 2, s

u Printed at The Wing office, in the best man.
ner with various new and splendid figures Of
II orscs.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-02-11
GyaDaasaats 85rleeS Cterre21i
RICHMOND EER 1.nn

STAPLE ARTICLES. ISoap III 81
Tobacco, Lcnc- SD,ccg groor n, 600
fine, lO0lb. Gas pimento Jam 16 a
sood' 40 mutmess, jOa 60
far, a . mace, , 80
refused - 81 Dcppcr liz
manutdctured- Tar bbi | -
Isl qnalcaVen"lsh 'ooao I",penfne, SPIT. gal. A.
mall twist, no. l, II Is 1alio,r good ill., 10 a luI
ryo,,, me- = . ~ Tea; i'm? and gunp. fresh
country, d. 5 Young bvsou lO0a1O5
JYhcgt, red 81 ;, white 10 nine Madeira cal saS 81
Corn, bush 30 50 Sicily Madeira D. OJ,l u
Coal best for shipping, l8a20 Tcnncrnc al 10
INFERIOR, IL a 10 Sherry, - a , 80
Cotton, a8S Malaga 40 80
DOMESTIC GOODS
BCesroGr, best, 10 20 H. Hal
B ,s"t l2"i bleachcd, IA, 1Ga is
becf, mess, Dbl. 10 80 do. 81 10 4 ~
Bacon, 73"lO ShirtingS, 81, yd. I alO
Chee$e, a . brown, rs, 9al2
Candles, tallow, mould, "a bcachcd, II Is
C3Gee, w. l. green, IA ty Is a Is gov ~
Rio, I34alI DsRims, IlaI6
Java, white, I5a15 LinScyS 22a25
ordinary qualities, u n Is .BcaticES, ~, I6a 20
Chocolate, no. J. 10 Il Is ICnecks 81, gaI2
CoPPeraS, Ill., % 3 ISakiacits GOOD ia 4 so
ftSt, herrlnss, no l, Sj4 com. 80 a -
shad, no |, 54a53 Cotton Yarn no 10 D
mackere, !, 5 IS FREiC;IITS
do no. ;, . Liverpool, Cotton Ill., Ia5
do. no. 3, 81 DO Flour }.6Jaa
Fruit raisins, bunch, box, Al Do Tobacco hid 37 CD
muscate! 5 ao london, do do. 40
Feathers, live geese, good SO Bremen RottcrdamAr,
u taSS'wndow, SN 100 feet stcrdamW Antwerp, d.
80 lOXi2, do. Boston, Flour, DC
GtnPo,oder, Duponts, coal, 10
Rogers N. York Flour, 81
Hides, Spin, sun dried 1GaIS wheat :
sailed, LEA Is Baltimore, coal q
Indigo, Sp'hfotant, lb1 25al7 ~ PRICE OF SrOCKS
Iron, Swedes, ton, so % o. States' Bank SPY
English, 50 Farmers Bank IO8
American, so a 95 Bank DIVA los
LGr", ~ Manchester & Peters
LcathCr soaI, 2Ja3O ENNk MITES
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-02-11

DunStnbkc Bonncts.
u UST received,
S case straw bonncts
do cave gypsies
do fancy do
DO misses cotagr-and for sale low by
flo f.. |. g. f.. KNAPP.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-02-11
.St0cks, GLovcs, &c.

'DIOIhH, JIOvFS, VC.
EUST to hand by ihn Planter--Florentinc
9S bom5azlnc and velvet stocks of superior
quality. Super buck. b9s',in and beaver gloves
and a variety Of fancy articles. to which they
invite attention. g. |. e. +. KNAPP p.
C,h
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-02-11
SCOTS New Novels.

BUST received n, NASH'S Bookstore, Tales
81 of Ny Landlord, 9TH and last series, en-
brncng Count Robert oG Paris and Castle
Dangerous, IN , yols--ior sale by
feb 10 mo TT. NASH.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-15
CONG r ES s.

Iu the Senate, on Tuesday, Mr.. Dallas, from
the select committee appointed to consider that
subject, reported bill to re-charter the Bank Of
the United States, which was read and ordered
to second reading. Mr.. Tyler. from the Com.
mittee on the District Of Columbia, reported a
bill making donation of Washington City pro.
perty to the ST. VIncent's Female Orphan Asy.
lum in said city; and Mr.. Chambers, from the
same committee, reported bill making dona
ton Of the same kind to the Columbian College,
in said city. A debate took place on the resolu-
ton IF Mr.. Robbins, providing for the purchase
of 6S copies of the documentary history OF the
Bank Of the United States, compiled by NJ. st.
Clair Clark and D. A. Hall, in which the ma
nagement and utility of the bank was questioned
and defended. Messrs Hill, Frelinghuysen,
Benton. Holmes, Bibb and Johnston took part in
the debate, at the conclusion of which the reso.
luton was adopted: yeas 90. nays 90.
The House Of Representatives again resumed
the subject Of Mr.. CIayton's resolution for an
enquiry into the concerns Of the United States
Bank.
Mr.. Collier, Of New York, was entitled to the
floor aud addressed the House at considerable
length, chiefly in reply to his colleagues Messrs.
Beardsley and Angel, in their attack on Mr.
RoOt-he went into a dissection of the machine
~ Oh party pOiitiCS III NEW Iuk' WINCH OCId
stoned frequent laugh throughout the House.
Mr.. McDuffie now rose and appealed to the
House on the subject of the time this debate had
consumed, and proposed that the House should
sit it ont and bring it to a close tins night.
Mr.. Adams gave notice that he should offer an
amendment. which was read at the Clerks table.
III varied the phraseoIogv Of the resolution, and
added clause restricting the Committee MS to
the time within which they snail report.)
On motion of Mr.. Lamar, there was now a
call of the House. when POI members answered
to their names.
The question was then put on Mr.. Roots
amendment.
The Yeas and Nays were called, but before
the result was announced from the Chair. Mr.
Plummer. Of Mississippi. who had voted az,
asked leave to change his vote. He then voted
no. Upon which the votes were declared to
stand. Yeas 100. Nays 100. There being tie,
the Speaker voted in the negative; so the amend.
ment was rejected.
Mr.. Wayne's amendment was then read, and
he took the floor in support Of it, and continued
To address the House till half past four O'Clock,
when he gave way for motion for adjournment,
and the House adjourned.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-15
SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF .aLEXaADRLa. ID. c.

Loss of brig Mvincibie. -The following letter,
from Capt. Pratt, of the above vessel, bound from
Malaga to Boston. has been received dat
ed Barcelona, Jan. a." When "a days out
was in Ion. 68. At midnight, on 9th Dec. lying
to, was hove on my beam ends, and lost boats, ca
bIes, camboose and house, forcastle hatch, &c.
had stern stove in, pIankshear split, water ways
opened rudder bands broke, chain boom and geer
carried away, and complete wreck made of her
after getting her before the wind sounded the
pumps. and found three and half feet water III
her holds the cabin and forecastle got filled at the
time she upset. We also found that the deck
mad settled much. On the 18th (having subsist-
ed several DAYS on raw beef, water and fgs,) we
were taken off by the Minorquin brig st. CHS
toval. from n. Orleans bound 70 this port, saving
only part of our clothing We take passage
in the brig Hyperion, Bonney, of N. York, as
far sa CAdiz, fnr which place she is loading"
Schr Sea Gull, Stokeiy. hence at New York
TN instant,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-15

with great care, the resources OF the State are
far beyond what the most sanguine friends of the
canal anticipated. The amount Of surplus mo.
MES and stocks now on hand applicable to the
extinguishment Of the Erie and Champain Ca
nal debt, will be found not to vary much from
Ss.6OO,OO0. The amount of debt is 81, 90, 900,
redeemable in 1887 and 1845. From the result
Of late years, the committee would be warranted
in calculating the increase Of the tolls at the rate
of $500, 900 per year. For the two past years,
the increase has been much greater. The amount
this year is about 81, 200, 600 over and above in
terest, expenses Of repairs superintendent, &c. |;
but to place the calculation beyond all doubt, we
will assume one million as the annual nett in
come from the various sources of the canal fund.
Taking this as the data, it win be perceived that
the canal debt will not only be discharged in the
year 1887, but that large surplus will remain
in the treasury. Gale ulating, according TO the
true and correct returns, and in accordance with
present prospects, surely doubt cannot be en-
tertained that the state will be in funds to dis
charge the canal debt at the end of four years
from this period.
II this be correct, and your committee are
we'll assured that it Is so, Thea the State can 60
on with internal improvements, without the least
prospect of resorting to direct taxation.
No fund Is required for this purpose. no indi-
rect or direct taxation, selling of public lands
or encroaching upon the general fund.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-15
NEW YORK MARKET, Mar. 70.

Hom,-The market is tsavy, but sales to a
limited extent continue to be made at IS for com.
mon description; S5a to vi Western in small
lots, (he latter price only for few favorite
brands), and S5s to 81 foi Baltimore Howard
street and Georgetown in parcels to the dealers
and bakers. A small supply of Rye Flour has
arrived. and he demand being trihng at the
present high ra es. prices have declined: Corn
Meal is also lower.
Grain.-The supply Of Wheat has been small.
prices are about the same as the previous week,
coarse grains have generally declined. Rye 81
to s. cts; Northern Corn SO or So cents; South
ern 46 to 48.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-15

Notice.
II WISH to employ six WoRKMEN that have been
i regularly bred to the Shoe and Boot Making Bust
ness The mos, liberal wages will be given.
THOMAS T. LLOYD.
Port Tobacco, nov 25-f
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-15

The Uedfher.--Another very remarkable
change from heat to cold. has suddenly taken
place. On Monday, 18th instant, at 4P. NJ Il,
the Thermometer stood at 7lo; shortly after a
thunder gust occurred, attended here with high
Potomac there was very severe hail. storm. which
did much damage to windows. sc. There was
not more unusual change in the atmosphere,
than what commonly occurs after a gust, until
Tuesday evening. At P. Nj. on that day the
Thermometer was at 56o and on Wednesday
morning, about daylight, it was at eO0, making a
difference of thirty-six degrees in the last thir-
teen hours; from which circumstance, it is pre-
sumable that large body Of bail has fallen on the
Mountains. NJ.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-15

"Monsieur Tonson come AGAIN I've Learn
that, on Mondav last, John Randolph, Of Roanoke,
was proclaimed, at Charlotte court. candidate,
to represent his ''dearly beloved'' neighbors,
Is God bless them!'') in the next House of Dele
gates. We presume he has received ASSURANCE
es, that the stoves shall b. removed from the Hail.
as we understand that was sine qua non with
him some months ago-or else, (which is more
probable.) he adopts this mode Of paving his way
to the u S. Senate, in place of John Tyler
Nous Verroas.
We also learn that Paul Darlington, Esq. was
announced as candidate, in opposition to Mr..
Randolph, on the same day. We do not know
whether or not Capt. Richardson, the present
Delegate from that county, will be candidate
for reelection. 1t is useless, however, for any
man to array himselfin opposition to Roanoke, in
Charlotte county. 1t would be like darting
straws against bleak Northwestern.
lLynchburg Hrginim'.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-15

FLoUH.-Y esterday and Tuesday the current
price of Flour from wagons, was425; fraction
more was paid occasionally.
Very few sales have yetbeen made from stores
at less than 4 so. Two or three lots have been
sold at 4 4Oa45 For lot Of 5OObls in market yes
terday 4 as would have been accepted; frac-
ton over 4 40 was offered.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-15
RATHER
This thorough.bre and beautiful
HORSE.

| IN fNHH7S HORSE,
1SE will stsrd the ersui' & seas,n q: Queen
H,-SlesssA Ann and Upper Marb rough, rr,nce
Georges County Maryland, under the superintend.
| ence of Mr. Baldwin
RATHER is chestnut, full IS hands 81 ,ches
high. with remarkab, fine, Short and glossy coat Of
hair 1.-THE sures indication of high blood with strong.
clean bone, great muscular power, and as Symmetrical
form, and graceful and action, any horse in
! Virginia
| The pedigree Of RArTLEn is short, and Is rich 20
blood make il. The following extract of letter
from James Harrison, Esq "a gentleman well known
to the racing world will satisfy the most scruou.
lous of the purity of his bo0d-
RATHER sired by the celebrated race horre
Timoleon. tn best SON Of Archy his dam by Consttu.
ton, BY Uomed, and out Of the same of Timoleon -
This mare WAS by the old mportef Ssltram. which vas
BY rKelly's ebrated English Eclipse, his 2 dam.
Old wi''air. & dam, Fearnought, ggs dam, Dri.
yer, gg gg, the imported Vampire ggeppg FsI.
low. lie is OF the stock Of .r BENJAMIN Jones. If
e;reensville RATHER has much Diomed blood in
him as any horse IN the United States, and believe
partakes OF more Constitution, BY Diomed
the sire OF hrs dam-rImoleon, by Archy, BY Diomed
his sire-all AR. Jones' run.-they stand No. in the
Calendar Of America. Timoleon, Kate, Aratus Maid
OF Lodi, Snow Storm, Sally Walker, Sally McCee and
many other fine racers, of this stock Your horse
deserves to do WELL fat he is doubled and twisted in
the same stock" Poeparticulsrs see bills.
Glover Hill, Stafford, Feb 10,
Ans
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-15
ALEXANDRIA, ID. CO.
rTr8sDaY MORNING. MaRCH IS. 1882.

The Legislature of Mississippi have passed an
~, Incorporating company for the establish
rDeut, in that State. Of Cotton Manufactures
The Company contemplate the employment OF
save labor.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-15
Salt,
Oistrict Of Columbia,

County Of Aierandsta, Set.
nAvID BROOKS has applied to the Hon. Will.
IL LIAM GRANGE, Chief Judge OF the United
states Circuit Court of the District of Columbia to be
discharged from imprisonment, under the Actor the
relief Of insolvent debtors within the District of Co.
lumba, on Saturday, the 18th of 'srch instant, at
10 o'clock, A NJ. at the Court House in Alexandria.
when and where his creditors are requiredto attend
mar l2-3t ED. 1. LEE, u. T..
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-15

A letter from Harrisburg, dated the 18th inst
received in this city last evening, says: 81 learn
that the York aud Maryland Line Rail Road Bill
passed to the third reading this day in the Senate,
10 to 9. The bill, of course, will become law,
as the Governor cannot withhold his signature,
after recommending its passage"
A postscript to letter from York. Pa, says:
I" received a letter from our Senator this in
stant-the Governor has signed the biI.'
Baltimore .fmertcan
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-15
MiberMiaM HucietN.

'TNHE Anniversary Meeting of the Hibernisn Society
will be held the l7hinstsnt, in the Mechanics
Hail. al o'clock. A NJ (as determined on at the last
meeting) for the transaction of business.
Punctual attendance, at that hour is requested, that
the business requisite that day may be done in time
for the Society proceed to ST Nary Church, where
Address is to be delivered by the Chaplain Of the
Society, at II O'clock, 4. n
b. order of the Pre- sident.
CHARLES MURRAY, sec'y
N. B. G ntlemen wishing to become members Of this
benevolent Society. will please signify their wish any
member previously.
mar l5--3t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-15
Xa FaNette

Aa Fayette
n THIS thoroughbred Racer, LA
0rFAYErTE. (got by virginisn, the beat
son Of old Sir Archy,-La Fayette dam
eSlnes0 was also by Sir archy)-wiIl stand the
ensuing sea on at Mddleburg, Va, and at Mrs. Shack
Iets, near Oak Hill Fauquier. Mares be furnish.
ed pssturage at so cents per week. Particulars in
|handbills THOMAS j. holland.
mar 2-1p Mansion House, Mddleburg. Va.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-15

ave" York Caaals.-We beg leave to call at.
", ,4'0a 10 the following extract from the report
= NE Committee on Rail Roads aud Canals, in
e legislature Of New York. The facts which
Nu'seoses, in relation to the income of the Ca
AIS o. mat State, are truly astonishing.
according to the report of the Committee
A'Anais, and your committee have examined il