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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-28
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
PHENIY LINES OF
SpNem0i0 HUE Safety Coaches


One Line for the accommodation Of passeagers,d al
81, pia The Baltimore & Ohio Rail Road"
Hours of Starting. 4, 81 a. M. & O'Clock +. M.
DNSSENGERS by the q o'clock Coach VIII arrive
in baltimore to breakfast. aud always from one
hour and a half TO two hours and a halt ahead of tne
great Northern Nail, consequently IN sufficient time tor
the Ia o'clock boatf for Pn'lsde'p hia, after having So
iJuTned three hours in Baltimore.
Arrangements having been entered into vain inc
Baltimore and OHIO RaiI Road Company, the patrons OF
this line, DESTROYS of travelling that way, can always
ne accommodated in the 81 o'clock Coach without
having TO wait for their baggage to be changed inc
stage proceeding direct on to TN ihe proPn
etors, with a view of still further accommodating pas
sengrrs, will start y stage at 5 o'clock, p. NJ. during
the warm season.
No racing allowed, and passengers may rely upon
every attention being PAID at all times to their conVe-
niruce, comfort, and expedition Haping four Changes
oa these lines. IL .oiH not be doubled but that less t.me ,o'H
be taken in performing the rOate hGn those wh'eH rave
sat three.
Splendid Blue Safety Troy built Coaches, first rate
teams, civil, attentive and experienced drivers, at all
times (by day or mighty at the command ofPassenS -.
who will be conveyed IN q very superior anu eXpe.'
tious mannerover this route.
The praprietors, g~rltefui for the liberal patronage
extended towsrdsthe PheRix, shall spare no pains or
expense % merit q continuance OF pabhc patronage
For seats please apply at Gsdsby's, Stroiher,s. ana
phenix Stage Office, Washington; Holtzran's, Sem
mes. NcCandless', and Did Established Office. under
the Union Hotel. Georgetown, Union Hotel, and Globe
Hotel, Alexandria; Beltzhoover's Bar, Phen,S stage
OHce. No. 2, %osth Calvert street, Lyfor's FOUNTAIN
Ina. Mat!ack's, United Hotel, Baltimore.
BELTZHO0VER & Co.
NJ Passeagersin tlexandria wishing to go blythe
early stage, can take the steamboat Cygnet t. Wash
'ngton. J""e'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-28

Payer MangiMgs & Flre-sc Gems
y KENNEDY offers for sale a handsome assert
r.. ment Of the above articles; some Of the patterns
are entirek new She expects in a few days a further
supply of borders; cloth paper. exceedingly rich and
beautiful, and at moderate prices.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-28
DUMFRIES' REMEDY FOR TIE
PLIES!

41HE proprietor begs leave to recommend (Which
- he does with the fullest eonfdence) one of the
mo { valuable remedies known for this troublesome and
PaanfSf complaint. Without going into detail, he
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-03-22
FOREIGN NEWS.

La TEST FROM fhA l.
BY the packet ship Sully, Capt fcll. Pam date"
have been received at New York TO February 10
and Havrc to the llth be- inclusive five day
later than the previous accounts
The most lntcrsstng item Of news Is the renewal
OF disturbances a Italy
The French Chamber Of Deputrrr. ON the Ill.,
was engaged on lhe subject OF Pensions 0nla,
9th, they were occupied IN the discussion Of ttl
budget
FuSz.. lftaly) January H2-Dnaug the con-
bat ofthc ooh Of thr month. $500 aNr guards
mad hradw y for some hours agnnal 1000 soldiers
of the Pouu6' sustained by 600 cavaI.Y and anu
mcrons artillery.
Most Of our compatrlots retired mon laflI IN
good order The others, to the number of l5O 10
200 entered &c ana, where they dispersed dion
selvos amoug the families which o0sJrd lhem a1
ASYLUM, aud that the town might not be exposed 10
pdloge, abandoned their arms.
PARls, February The Austroins entered BIO.
logna on the 2sth Of January, nj < O'Clock III the
morning. There was not the lcost disturbance
The Austrian army had sotakcn ITS position, a, 10
enter simultaneously tail the splo,
1t Is said that 1900 troops o. the line hVe just
embarked at Touon, and tina, about 5000 more NIL
he embarked to occupy Cylta-Nrrcma
A simultaneous occupation OF the Legation by
the French and Austrian troops will TAXI place but
in such manner that they shah not come III contact
with each either.
PAnis, Feb lO-Aher lous conference 9th
four great powers held At the ha9so 81 the lhcel.
dent ofthc Council. upon the afur' Of liaIy, cou.
Ticrs were despatched to ST Petersburg, FIeuu1
aud Belin, by the ministers Of those Courts Iesprc
lively.
It IS supposed that NJ Gas.mr Pcrlor haz ad
ssed them of the engagements b1wren thr Courts
of France and Rome, relative to thr troahl. IN Ru
magma, and that the French Count feels ltssltob=
liged to send some troops to Cpvioo Veachia, now
that they are formally demanded by the Holy la.
ther.
TRtfsrE, 25th Jan News has been received
here from Alexandria, that lbrahim facha was
completely defeated on the 9th December before
ST Jean d Acre lie had attempted an assault
which was supported by his fleet. Bnt, after sew.
cral bloody attacks he was compelled to retreat
with great loss. Letters from Alexandria olthc
25sh December announce the ARRIVAL Of VA agent
from the Porte, and It was hoped that existing DIFF
fercnees would be adjusted
They write from Belle Isle that Don Pedro had
arrived there IN an English steamboat, that he Is
on board the Congress, aud viii speedily repair 10
Tereeira.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-03-22
cop AfeTNEFsSHfEr.

pSNlE undersigned having engaged in business
n under the style Of Hoffman 4 Watt, do res
pro'in.y inform the pubic and thor friends, that
thcy ba1r made arrangements with Robert "
Collins, or the corner leading from Main-street to
tn"nda' Warehouse to buy HIDES for us and to re
eeye hides 10 be tanncdon Shares. Cash at the hgh-
est prices, or leather will given in cxchange-
Also at our Tan Yard the turnpike road, near
Lynchbmg every attention rendered to give salts
faction The business will he conducted entirely
by David Hoffman. Persons who are in the habit
OF getting tam bark would do wellto call soon, as
we wish to close contracts for what we will want as
early as possible-chesnut oak and spanish oak
would be preferred DAVID HOFFMAN.
ROBT II. WATT
February 16 Is
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80 ----------
LAND FOR SALE.

IN PURSUANCE of a decree Of the Circuit
n Superior Court of Law and Chaoeery, far Tue
Town OF Lynchburg, pronounced on the l9h day
of January 1892, IN the cast Of So'nn Jder and
Elzabcth Jeer plaintiffs, and William Walker
Seth Ward Thomas Dixon Administrator of
Charles clark decd, James llmdwiok, aud Eliza
beth his wife, Jesse Joplin aud Susanna his WIFI.
Edward Clark, Mary Clark and Charl's II. Scott
g. Novcll, Scott infants 10y Commissioner Benaoh.
specially assigned theu guardian, Defendants
there will be sold ON the ith day Of Aprl, 1872
Oh the premises at pubic auction, torready money,
two tracts of land, lying and beng IN the county Of
Bedford, the one containing Ice acres NOR or les
aud the other l49 acres more or ioss-ihey being
the same lands ment oaod IN the decree aforesaid.
THOMAS SALE, Sheriff ii
Bedford county, or enc fins deputies.
March ids
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-03-22

FgIR"lNlA.- rules holden III the Cir,ks os,a of dr.
W circuit Superior Court of Law AID thuurers r,r fs
town If lynchhnrp, on the 9Th day Of februaf, l.N
IL thnueefy.-NM- Il. lone, fIf against ElebA Pf.
I'm, attn Key, Abraham PEI klus, ehu X. PuLa.
h4Nld Jones and L riU', Hatcher bolts
The Defendants Elisha fctkns and Martin Key. NOT l,,
ing entered their appearance and given a,pdH4
10 The net Of Assembly aud The Rules Of thu Court and
appearing from satisfactory evidence that they e not III
hahHauts Of hls county II is ordered TINT aud def,
dauts do appear here tn first day of tn uryr torn
answer the bull Of the punfIa, ana that copy ot t,
be- iortw It'll inserted IN paper PRINTED IA tine @
Of lyuchburg for Two months sutccssiget, Gnl posted
the trout doorof the court house, in the SAID town.
copy-Icstc, h. EOBES,C5
Fob
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-03-22

F58EGlNit--At EultS holden ~ t,e r..
" TIN ttr'ut = trrror touTt OF law and .' Of
- la"n Of i'yugahurg tho cth day Of ebnaf 10
!. 1'2"9eft --Jafh, = F@ndleton, PM. ap ANS =
VIM walton ard J"cs Penn, late ,aer,r,a,' a.l'.',
under The firm "i'ilrlund, alton 4 Fem a4 'a.nf
Garland, ncfs. ' '4a saH.l
The defendant James Pom. NOT l-,fac er,...,#,
prnransr aud g"en security urcofdt~a fofar rl - t
bly, an The tal's ni tis eenrt, and il spIeat.r -
tory evidence Int IL H. not nn inhnl,ait -' e
II Is ordered that lie lid dcicntntt H. ..,
tc irsl dIY II ia" next term nnd au.efr - a'''
pmnbh, aud that eopV pi tn. order lie full, '
sGmr newspaper prIuted in the town II - i''''H
two months su","ssIfeh, and posted al IN. f, ~. -
The concupn+r q. iu tie SAID town ''i' tgot
AtopA-Icstc, u Rnnr.
Iea. - '"i' *
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-03-22

" lkGlAlA, 10 whit Court held In EedfaJ Guam
" ~, at III cour house, the .3i daE of January, -.
thousand eight hundred and tiutty-twu; PlrufHs l4s
l,h, Pul against Lewis Wmgtrd. Nicholas Roberts
th5ics Ronnt john AYres, Charles Alien Nm. Al
Jacob Nnte and Rachael his wife. Jeremiah
Thomas lumpkn aud Mlly his wife, james Aleu "
lam hshwelI and Frances ms wife, Thomas A,hArl
Poils his wife, JON Ecasely and Sally ms WIFI anu j.
bert Eliza, Matthew R.and John Z. Allen. the f1gg ID.
lants aud the hprs Of Vim Alien dee. thri>latd.I i.
ward, Susan and Mary Clark james Hendripk and -
10th his WIFE heir Of Elizabeth Clark, El, .sa.
Margaret Ihcodosia and Nm Preston, iluan Il. -
Caharine Preston, dee Christopher larh a.I l...a=
pher tlafk and l!u"krt Preston edm'is OF J4t laa
dec. Doils.--ln ChnnCery
The defendant, William Alien, Jacob White #tH-..ae
his ~fr, MIiy Lumhin, John Beusrly aud StiY h, Yis
not having entered their appearance gI,tasrryfY
according To the act OF Assembly and the ru., u
court and Il appearing 20 The satisfaction If ts Oa#
that the, not mhahuauts oftli, country Un J'j
OF the plaintih. by his Attorney II Is ordsfed thal 4
defendants IL nppcH ere on the i'urth hunday Oh s
ucNt, and answer the bill If the piantih, AMI t..
copy ct tins order be inserted IL III. Lynchhur. l.4
au far two months successfully, and posted at i,
duu# OF the court mouse Of sad county
.'Fy-Te-ie, RIO. {. MlJCfELLCP,
Feb win
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-03-22
So. GARLAND, q,

~ lRGINIA AT Rules holden the Clerks ONO" d
" the Circuit superior Court Of Law aud Chnrai
for the town of lyuchburg, the 9th day Of bec'mIH
ISL Christopher TImbcrlakc, Phf against lam =
Jones executor Of Thomas West dec. ,h0 SUrtH
ofCanphc county. aud IN that character admir- n Us
non OF Patrick Tlit, dee. Samuel Brin,lod Seur"l III
the Corporation Of ynehhug and such ndur o' IA.
trick Tn dee aud the Samuel Branslurd. So ar
&c admr OF Charles ". TAFT dec. Bacon la' Nethc i
Ialt LIpnans pupuy Ceine his wife, late csl1c j..
and Louisa fait and VIM. TAFT, inilut, by Conmfs"#
Beuagh, specially assigned their guardian, and Ja'4
Wilson, Deits.--ln Chancery.
The Defendant Neherland TAFT, not houpg rn'.,.
his appearance and given security according Ia IN
Assembly, and he rules Of tins Court and appearing
satisfactory evidence that he not an nhabiunt o
country 1t l. ordered, that the said defendant do apf
here the first day Of the ucxt term, aud ansWr, Ute
bill ofthe plaintiff, ant that copy of tbs order be o'h
with inserted in some newspaper printed IN the town a.
Lynchburr for womonths sncccssToly ard posted at W
front door of the Couri house, IL the sud town
A Copy-Tcstc, D. ROBES, OK
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-03-22
NOTICE..

q HAVE FOR SALE. tlrce head Watcrmcn-
they are experienced, of good character and
lhey-i lave aIso. 5 or 10 other NEGROES for sale.
-Iney viii be sold ON accommodating tenns.-I
have also, several valuable tracts Of land, Iyng in
Amherst county which would sell on the most
reasonable terms, both as to price and payments -
Those disposed to purchase real csta', would de
we'll to examine these mds--as they are such as
are but rarely III market
WM Il GARLAND
New Glasgow, Feb IS Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-03-22

rs lh"i MA r"''s hnld"u IN the CItrsi. Oh.
cF the ff#rar S"a"rIHr fuurt Of IL, . h'' 81
ior tho town Of lynchbnrg, the 9Th day If nc
i=52.-lt Gh'nrery-Nancy Ann Caldwell, pt g .n.'
John 'harrer George Sharrer, james SIatr,, q, an
Ana Talbot, Sarah Ann ralhot, James r,bo, ''Hfh
Talbot and DAVIS Talbot, infants by Cnmin,.,iana'
uash, specially Unsigned their guardian ana " ~
Talbot Dots. '"''H#
The defendants john Sharrer and George Sbg,,o,
having entered thelr appearance and gwen .,., ,
rnrdng 10 the aci q Assembly and tho rule. ,C TN, ,
aud II appearing hy satisfactory evidence t.,f lb
MT mbahtants Of tins country: Irrs ordercl H., a.
i'd defendants do appear here Oh the ff,t da, ef
torn and answer tie sap piomenal hllI # the pI,,,
and that copy OF this order hc flflbNitb ,,
IN some newspaper printed ~ the Tow u of lyr,hn
two months snrHssney, uud posted at tue Gtq,t l
The courthouse, I'll ihu sad town. ' D.
-, =, e"P,--le''e, D. RODEa, e.
''' !" H2m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-03-22
$50 REWARD.

HP AN AWAY from George Hylton and John
- Berry, in the carly part Of last year, a negro
man, named HENRY, hired by myself, as Exceu-
tor to The before named gentleman, and belongs 10
the estate Of Samuel Turner, deed late Of the coun
ty of Amherst. Henry is supposed to be about five
feet eight or ten inches high. rather of a yellow
complexion, large full eyes, well made and between
% and > years of ace, has perhaps a scar on one
OF his feet occasloned by the cu of an axe. whilst
hired to William Weaver of RockbrIdgc, as a wood
chopper the year before last it is very probable
that he may be lurking about IN Rockbridgc, near
where he lived the year before last he is also ac
qualntcd ON James River. | will give the above
reward of 800 TO any person who VIII deliver the
SAID fellow Henry to me, OF secure him in any iail
in the commonwealth SO that get him He nav
aim to pass as free man, and do forwam all per
sons from employing or harborng him, under pen
atty Of the law. JOHN DILLARD, Exor
OF Samual Turner, deceased.
March g. wts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-03-22

NVikGlNlA-At Ruleshold"n the Clerk once :.
" TIE Circuit Superior Court Of Law aud Ohan,. -
Tor the town of Lynchburg, II 9th day of March, '-
IN CHANCEEi.
Daniel H. Perrow Jus. Planuii, against Sanne dWr-I
branch Jordan, Clement Townsend, German Joeah NJ NJ
ard q. Haden aud Ellis Hunter administrator Of hont
Hunter, decd late Sheriff Of Cunpbell county i)eeun
The Defendants Branch Jordan, Clement 1o"nseUu -
Richard e. Haden not having entered their aP1ealauo,
the supplemental bill of the Plaintiff and given ~
according TO the act Of Assembly and the rules o. t
Court, and 1t appearing by satisfactory evidence J
they not inhabitants OF this country II Is nio'1
that the sad defendants do esfas,e on t1e ps,
oil the next Term and answer the sud bill OF lhe l4
in some newspaper printed IN the town Of Lyneb't7
for two months successfully and posted at The iroe' ~
the courthouse, in The said town. ACopy-Iestf. ck
March WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-03-22
POLITICAL.

f,,5 z,4,. vfesrNfa=
nrrnrn,r>ns
'Ef An - ~.
When i'ealh iass''''ea wv -.
Nh're dies u'7 '','' a,'.'..i = p
orleafa to track Il N"'a '.
Aionc ptssss 20 d s'..'i ..
Where l inc ms ven ~ IN
VI hPoS''ss''''
ANU tie sf''.f.'- -, ,,...5..
Tint waudef So th= e'N ~.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-03-22
EnNUNn ~ IuRARN.

HEENBA n paapcrson of Esthcr-Taha notice,
montbwc shall proceed To take the deposition of Jon
Altman Williamson at the dwelling house of SAID
Williamson, ia the County ofFranhlin, and State
of Virginia ON Monday the tn day of April, w
shallrocsed to tallete deposition Of George Hairs
tom and others at the Tavern house of Marshall
lairston NJ Henry Court House. On Thursday
TIE Eth of April, we shal proceed to take the de
position of ThonasT. Nlorohead at the dwelling
house o SAID Morehcad, in the Town of Greens
borough, anl State Of North Carolina. On Sotur
day the lith day of Aptl We shall proceed to take
thcdeposltions of joseph T.. Royal and others, at
the Franklin Hotel, in the town of Iynchburg, v
On "Wednesday the 18th April we shall proceed to
take the dcpositons Of James Malse 4 others at the
dwelling house of said Naise, IN the County ofBo-
t"tourt Va On Thursday the 10Th day Of May,
We shall proceed 10 take the dtposilons of Duke
+. Taylor IN he County OF MADISON and State of
Tennass On Tuesday the 22d of May, we
shall pro eed to take the dcpositons Of Simpson
HAMS and others, at the dwelling house of sand
Harris in the County Of Rutherford and State OF
Tennc SEE 10 be read as evidence IN the trial Of
a sui IN Chancery, holden in l.yn,hburg, in which
you nlc Plaintiff, and We are Defendants
VIM. B. REID
THOMAS REID,
administrators Of John Reid, Dec.
JOSEPH GADD,
ROBERT Z. CUTLER,
March S w4w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-03-22
WARD ELE.VYIOS

IENlE Ward Election 'or SIX Aldermen :,
n Common Councilmen in each Ward a '
town fLynehburg, vii take place pursps,, ~ :
act Of Assembly, entitled an &c, to ayoeas 10 a
entitled, an act dividing the town OF Lyncbba'@ az
wards, & for ether purposes, passed Feb 10 n
on the first Tuesday in Aprnezi: and WIN ~ -.
in Lynch Ward No. l. being all that nan, - =. De.
town below the 1t ally, e1.ending f,oo, i sst
TO the Twelfth treet al tie store house Iatef 81"
pied by Mr. Samuel G. Noryell, on % s,r5.,' 3.
IN Henry Ward, No 9. being all that nav, - q .
town above 1T alley, extending from tie -. -
twelfth street, at Giles Wards' ofiea on ~. ny b
SAMUEL BRANSPopn
eerstoFtte Cooperation ofLq.1
Elarch {
lie
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-03-22
RandoInh Macon College.

A S Doctor Emory has declined the Presidency
IN of Randolph Macon College, a called meeting
of the Board of Trustees will be held 4 hoydIon
to commence on Wednesday the lth OF Ap,d next
for the election of a President and Professor o
Languages, and for other important business a
jul Board is desirable
WIN. A. SMITH, socry.
March L. tdm
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-03-22
TRUSTEES SALE or LAND.

II II Il ~ n " "a "A ~ ~
DY virtue of n decd ottrtst, executed 10 Us, and
nRich S Ellis, by Jno Ware Sen bearing date
on the 25th day of April, 1927 and of record m the
County Court Of Amhers', We will on the I'd day ol
April 1892 Mt Amherst Court House, Git beng the
first day Of the Circuit Superior Court Of Law and
Chanccry for the SAID county) sell by way Of pub
lie auction, certain tract or parcel OF land, with
its appurtenances, containing $50 acr0s, more u
lass, situate IN the county of Amherst adjoining the
lands of David S. Garland it heing the same tract
which was conveyed to the sald Ware hy John
Lusk
The terms of sale, will be liberal, and will he
made known at the time and place of sale
The title to tins land is believed 10 I've good, but
acting as trustees we will convey to the purchaser
such title as is vested in by the decd aforesaid
EDMUND WINSTON
WILLIAM ARMISTEAD.
February % It's
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NOTICE.

HEREBY Jor,carn and particularly forbid
~ all persons trading On dealing, IN Gny raanss
on my account, nth ma 1oite Priscilla wilson, Ga
roman Of cOlOr) as she hoS Q.tt py ted and board
lrtthOa am Just or iegal cause. TIE SAID Pyiscil
Ia iso rery bright mulatto, and is about 80 years
| Of age-hds small blemid an one of her eyeS-Ste
eloped on the night ofhe l01 inst. on a good look
| ing sOrrel mare. MARTIN WILSON
HalVag, Ia. March l0h, 1882. Al
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-03-22

ETlRGlNlA.Ai Rules holden IN the Ciclk ''n
" the Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chaue'',3s
the town Of Lynchburg, the 9th day of February Ike
In Chancery,-James Powell, Pitt against hJA pgeF
as executor ard legatee of Robert Walker, ace de- 1
Walker, Thomas Waller Susan Walker NJ i,r.
Rose and Sally his wife Ann Walker an infant by ".5
missioner Bendgh specially assigned her guaIa'"''
A. b. Dawes and Paul C. CdbeI, Defts. ~, r.s
The defendants Peter Walker aud Susan " an ,..,r
having catered their appearance and given security ma
dug to the of Assembly and the rules ofths c NET
appearing by satisfactory evidence that lheN sad
inhabitants ofhs country 1t is ordered, that ~. MAJ
defendants do appear here the first day OF opg
term, and answer the bill of the Plaintiff ana ina ,.urr
of this order be forthwith inserted in some np' .ge
printed in the of Lynchburg, for two mon house
ce'siyely, and posted the front door OF the coo
IN the said town mrs Ck
copy--tcs.e, y. hop 929
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DOMESTIC GOODS.

DOMESTIC GOODS.
NEORGE CAREY, corner Of Baltimore and
~ Charles Streets, Baltimore, has for sale ge-
neral assortment of DOMESTIC GOODS, con-
sistlns IN part of WALrHAm APPLETON, Low
ELL, HAMILTON, NASHUA, EXETER, Avery, and
PITTsPlELD MANUFACTURES'-which will
be sold on favorable terms by the package or piece.
Baltimore, February G 3m
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=. q 19aeef B,es srsl D,,aHg..siea Rec.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-06-15

al the state ofhO vote Just taken, il indicated what
would be the final vote upon the passage of the bill In
this particular he said gentlemen deceived themselves
He could himself point out Members who would
against the bill it from the Senate hut voted
against its being ordered lie the table II the vote
should be considered indicative ohe final vote on the
BILL il might be attended with great disappointment aud
injury 10 the stockholders With view of determining
whether there majority in the House who were Sc
riously disposed to act upon the bill this session. he
moved to postpone the further consideration of the bill to
the first Monday in July
AT this moment the hour OF IL had arrived. and, on
motion of Mr. McDuiie the House proceeded to tho Spe-
cial Order oil the day, on
THE TARIFF BILL.
The House then went again in Committee of the Whole
on that subject MIR. Speigh in the Chair
Mr. Clay of Alabama, Mr. Root of New York. and
Mr. Denny OF Penn successfully addressed the commit
tee at length. When Mr.. ID. concluded,
Mr. Choatc OF Mass obtained the floor and moved that
the committee rise This motion being negaived Mr. c.
yielded the floor to
Mr. Wilde, who also Gt being near o'cock) moved
Chat the committee rise. This motion being likewise ne
gatived Mr. w. proceeded to address the committee on
che subject before it, and continued speak till near
O'Clock, when the Committee rose, and
The House adiourned.-.Ndt. Int.