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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-17

whereas it is represented to this General Assembly
that the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
are willing to bear and paw the additional expense
which will be Incurred BY the joint construction of
thesaid canal and Railroad from the point of Rocks
to Harper's Ferry, conformably to the said re-
port: And the interest Of the State and the Pub
lie benefit will be greatly promoted by the extern
sion of the SAID Railroad past the Point of Rocks
to the bridge at Harper's Ferry. Therefore,
Resolced by The General assembly of Nary
land, That it be earnestly recommended to the
President and Directors Of the Chesapeake and
Ohio Canal Company, to call Public Meeting
Of the Stockholders of the said Company, in the
manner authorised by their charter. and submit
to their consideration the proposition Of the Bal
timore and Ohio Rail Road Company, for the joint
construction Of the Canal and Railroad afOre-
said, from the Point of Rocks to Harper's Ferry,
and that the agent or person appointed to repre-
sent and vote on behalf of the State Of Maryla land
at meetings Of the Stockholders of the said Ca
nal Company, be and he is hereby authorised to
attend at the said meeting and explain the wish
and opinion of this Legislature, that such JOINT
location should be assented to by the Chesapeake
and Ohio Canal Company, and that the SAID agent
use his best eudeavors to obtain such assent and
to have the object of this resolution effected on
Just and reasonable terms.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-17
From the Maine Daily Journal Of Saturday.

The INJvNcr1ox REMOVED The secret is
out, and the territory is lost 1t has been viru-
ally given up to the President to be transferred by
him to Great Britain. The fact having leaked
out BY discussing it in party csucuses, and by va
rious other means, the House. on Thursday even
ing, referred the secret to the Governor and
Council, to be divuiged to the public, when they
might think proper.
Yesterday, before the adjournment, the COVER
nor sent message to both Houses that the mi unc
ton Of secrecy was removed We were not able
yesterday to procure copy of these secret pro-
ceedings, but understood generally, that resolu-
tons were passed for the appointment of commits
sioners, to meet commissioners appointed by the
President, appraise the value ofthe territory and
agree upon an equivalent in land or money! the
proceedings Of the commissioners TO be laid before
the next Legislature.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-17
COMMUNICATED.

Mr.. Edifor-The citizens of this town have
been recently entertained with some most nte.
resting and instructive addresses. on the subject
IF the Colonization Society. That cause has,
thus far. been evidently prnspered beyond a pa
ralleI in the history Ut The world. 1t mus, con-
tinue to prosper. Ii objects a'e high and holy
lis movements are kindIy, benticent patriotic.
They are seen-bcsinning to be understood
properly appreciated. Light il breaking over
the whole land. Prejudites are wearing away.
Sceptcism is fast receding. Onj "c'l"Is die al
mos, as soon as made; aud before the power of
public sentiment. rapidly advancing towards
something like Omnipotence, IN the course OF
few years, every remaining obstacle will have
been put down forever.
Yet there is much to be done. besides the mere
fact Of planting the Colony on the coast of Africa.
Tina, Colony must he fostered. A right complex
ion must be given to its institutions lis So
Clal and civil relations must be based on a foun-
datOn. which will secure stabity--permanenc
public happiness. and future prosperity. In
word, the whole establishment must be SD mould
ed, on the very threshold ,f its advancement, as
that its moral and physical energies may be made
to bear on the development Of the greatest pos
sbe amount of coed. or thu i'm ortance cf this
suggestion there can he no doubt II bas long
been felt: and some of the most noble energies
of the friends of the colony have been bent to-
wards its accomplishment. Hence the uuiver-
sal system Of school instruction that has been in
troduced the churches that have been erected
the Ministers Of religion that have been sent
the newspaper. that has been established-and
the eiiots which have been made, that every spe-
ces of useful information, might be commun.
Gated to all.
Bur the entire suggestion. can never be carried
into effect without some specific exertous direct
ed towards this one point. Books are wanted
paper. states. pencils; which are not to be had.
unless they are sent: and the cry TO US is-send
them. The duty is both plain and easy. and Ell.
forts are now making in various places to dis
charge it. similar effnrt is about to be made
here The Beard of Managers Of our Society,
impressed with the Importance of the duty. have
appointed committee for this specific purpose;
and in the coming week the citizens If the town
will be called upon accordingly. Books are So
licled. of almost every description. whether old
or new: School books, Bibles, Testaments, His
tories. Biography. pamphlets, tracts paper states,
pencils. I'll are needed-and all. while thank
fully received will be put in requisiion for the
accomplishment of an object to the infant colony
almost invaluable. And what multitude of ar
tcIcs of this description might easily be parted
with, and the loss be never known!
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-17

FLouR.-Yesterday the wagon PsSee Of. Flour
ranged from "a 25 to q 40. There was better
feeling in the market-to borrow an idea from
the North, the article has touched bottom. We
quote the store price "a 40 a 50; holders gene
rally demand the latter price.
LARp.-We correct our quotation; the wagon
price is to 8 cents, and IN shipping order it is
worth 9 cents per ID.
CLOVER SEED.-This article is at present
scarce in this market. and held at 81 so to s GO.
A supply may be looked for early next week,
which will probably reduce the price to 81 90
or less.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-17
BALTIMORE MARKET-M.RcH 16.

Grain.-We have to notice the very limited
receipt of all descriptions of grain. There ap.
pears to be no change in prlces-family -four
white Wheat is worth 500 I O5; red, Of good
Quality, 90 81 cts. We do not quote the
prices OF ;"teror kinds, as they are generally 90
,erned by those Of the lower qualities Corn
Sales of yellow at So 40 cts and white at Sc a
81 cts. Rye we continue 10 quote at Is 66 c.
Oats, considerable sales at So SEC Corn Meal,
steady at 90 per Dbl.
F2our--The market remains without ANNA
ton. Wagon price in Howard street steady. at
81 IS. Some few transactions, to limited ev-
tent. have been made from stores at 81 4
81. The only sale that we know of IN City
Mills. is lot of zoo bbls. standard at rs
We continue to quote, as the nominal prices Of
this description, 4 IS for standard, and 81
for extra quality.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-17
SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF ALEXaADRLa, (D. c.
ARRIVED, March 16.

ARRIVED, March 16.
Brig Leo, Higgins; ballast to J. & W. II. IT.
win.
schr. Velocity, Hammond. Boston; plaster 10
w. FowIe & Co
Schr. Commodore Rodgers. Scott, Canal; -four
to E. Dangertield.
schr. Elizabeth, Sampson, Canal; -four to J.
c. Vowel
Schr. FrieAd-to-Peace. Marks, Nominy; corn
rye. &c. 10 Geo. Johnson and Co.
Schr. Only Daughter, Barnes, Aqua; corn to
Geo. Johnson & Co.
SIoop Citizen, Townsend; sundres to 8. Shlnn.
Steamer Columbia, Mitchell, Norfolk; freight
& passengers.
Steamboat Franklin. hewitt, Patuxent, tobac-
CO to w. FOwle & Co.
SAILED,
Brig Alexandria, Howes, Boston.
Schr. Leonidas at Trinidad, p. s. for Alexan.
dria in two days; left by brig United States, at
Baltimore.
Schr Columbia, Smith, cleared at New York
for this port 3th.
Sloop J. w. Caldwell hence at PHILADELPHIA
18th inst.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-17
Nnttler

u S}sess h ann and Upper Marib rough, ,'r,nce
Georges County, rysnd, under she supcrintend-
ence of AR. Baldwin
RAfFL''R is chestnut. full Is bands 81 inches
high, with remrkaak fac, Snort, 4nI glossy coat of
lar the slirest indication of high blood with strong
clean BONE great muscular ,wer, and as symmet,isI
in FORM and graceful and easy in action rs any horse in
Nir,
fhe pedigree of RArrLEu i, short, and a. rich az
blood can make IT. The 6iIowing ex,rs-t of u letter
'ro james, HARRISON, "a (agen'ieman W / kvo.r
10 the racing world, viii s4.'sf even the mos, ,r
iou' CT the part. # his b!Dpi:-
"RArrLEn was sired ~ tie c,ieArlies r,sr ar,5,
mo q. ID best son of ircn, his dim y Ca,,i,
ton d O''me'', Ind on IF the .ane # ripo.,gp o..
his mare was by the old ,mpcf;er: s.nr.m ynjc. al.
by rks'iys ce'-bra,c,l English ..c!iEs. his = o,--,
od "H's'r.gg dam. Fesrnought. gg , e cam Nh,
yer, gg gg, 'h- nported Vampire epggsg F,1
low. lie IL of N. stock Of r ,eni,min lou 81;
GreensyIe. kATTLER has much jiorel cIoot j.,
him AS any horse IA hi: United States sbd bei;.ys
pstakes OF more crosses Constitution d, n;o,ned
The SIRE at h> dam - r'moleon, ny Archv by j,,onad
his sIr--all Mr. Jones' run-they stand No in The
C.iendar OF America. rmoieon KITE Aratu;. Maid
Of LODI, SNOW oocm. Sail. Walker Sally McGee. and
many other inr racers, OF this stock Your horse
deserves to do we'll for he doubled and twisted in
the same stock" For particulars see bills
c,,u. ,,.r =, E.M.sON.H
Is It Sth
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-17
IN Council, March Q.

4 lRDEREi), That Andrew Scholfeld, JOS ph Smith.
SIand James Douglas, ne appointed COMMISSIONER
tor holding an ii. ction at the Old Indisn Queen Tay.
ern in tine third Ward the 2ist instan, for mem.
ber OF the Common Council in the place Off G Vic.
let resigned. mar l2- ~
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-17

The Market There Is but little doing in cot
ton on account of the advanced ideas of holders.
In oil ethere is little doing on account Of the re
dnceds ideas Of buyers. holders remaining firm
Ashes droop. Coal also declines under the inlu-
encr of spring. Flour bare, supports the pric.
es of last week with very limited demand; there
ishowever a demand commencing for expurtalior,
from which We infer that we have come nearly If
not quite down to solid ground. Rye -four So,
sellers but no buyers. Southern Corn has sold
at Al 4S cts. and northern at "a cts. Whale
oI has been sold at % Cts and Dutch Linseed at
a slight decline. A cargo Of Plaster Paris has
been sold at a per ton. Sugars kept up. Mo-
asses is also firm; Matanzas ia held at 81 cts.
r. Y Jour. Com. Mar. ii.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-17

Correspondence ofthe Journal Of Commerce.
H,vRE FEB. 9ih.
Flour is wanted. but still would not obtain
more than 42f 43f. notwithstanding that the
duty of ST IS is maintained for this month. Rice
is failing and can DC had At 2jf.
HIRE Marke'. fej. 9-.From The English
Review. Wheat. stationary. 500 bbl,. Ro-
chester Flour. 10 arrive. sold at Al IN bond.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-17
Boots and shoes.
DAVID REEF

ri As Just received fresh supply of BOOTS AND
assortment very good and suitable for the SEASON. \.
OF which will he sold low for Cash. at his Store
of King and Fairfax streets. 'o'"ef
vlar S-euH
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-17
VA fMyette

a THIS thoroughbred Racer, LA
aEM~FAYGrrE. Ego, by vrgir,an. III. vest
son Of old Sir Archv,-Ia Fa,ene dam
<,S4sesSA was also by Sir ,rchy)-wilI stand the
ensuing sea on at Hiidleburg, Va. Nnd at Mr.. Shack.
eus' near OAK i'il fsnquier Mares can be furnish.
Gu PSs,uraee AZ ~ cents per week Particulars in
handbs. THOMAS 7 N0I aND
mar I-lm Mansion House. Niddiebur, Va.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-17
AS CNmnAitteA

!" 'nr oai TOR the County Of Alexandra, d. C. on
ing himself o'A'A msn CALI
JACOB WISE.
He appears to be about % wear, of.o. 60. e., e,
half inches high, and slender made. He s.v, he
belongs to Mr. Nathaniel Hurbert. of warwick Coun.
y, state OF Virginia The owner is therefore request
ea TO come forward, prove property pay charges. and
take him away, otherwise he will be disposed of Accom-
ding to law. UORATio n. STEELE.
mar is-N JsiloH
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-17

The Supreme Court of the United States is
expected to adjourn to day. The great case be-
tween NewYork and New Jersey was interrupted
after one days argument by the Counsel for the
State o. New York, the Court perceivng that it
would not be able to sit the case out this term.
FINAL. INTEL.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-17

troops, as absolutely as ever. The report Of a
journey thither by the Emperor was spread mere
ly for effect 1t is said that as many as $1,000
Of the troops formerly under Ribiusky will seek
an asylum in France. Prince Roman ,ngasko
had been co,ndeinnrd to work in the mines of 81.
IBERIA. Many stories are told Of cruelties lnfct-
ed on Polish ladies, which we do not believe.
Poland, it is said will be divided in four govern.
ments, or provincial states, with no general diet;
the central government being at St. Petersburgh.
Paris Exchange, Feb. 10-5 per cents, 81 to
90 80; per cents, 66 80 to 66 SO.
~. Y. Conn.,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-17

To Naut,
.,..A THE DWELLING HOUSE situated
49, q on tie nvda side ol g, ABOVE Coum Us
assssi rect, and NJ Il adjoining J. 4 J. DougIss'
ASaSsel wtre ouse, on the wes,'nd now in the occu.
psncy II ~ rh,lnas 'i0uT' t'S,,
The DWELLING HOUSE on Water street,
square north the late iienry Nicholson bake.
house, N the occupancy Of Mr Robert Conway.
Possession Of either on LIST april Enquire of
ISAAC ROBBINS, Agent.
msr 12-dlA
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-17

ps We are requested to announce to the vo-
tiers OF Far County, u. BALI, candidate to
pr sent the County in the next General Assembly.
mar IL
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-17

The following preamble and resolution. relative
to the route OF the Chesapeake and Ohio Rail
road from the Point of Rocks to Harper's Ferry,
passed the legislature on Wednesday. We are
indebted TO the attention of an esteemed friend
Tor certified copy of the act:-Bah. finer.
WIFE SAs. the progress on the route selected
Oi The Blltimore and Ohio Railroad Company.
one OF the great works Of internal Improvement
N The success Of which the State Of Maryland is
ueep'y interested, has been suspended at the Point
Rocks on the lief, bank of the Potomac River.
oyadeci,ion of;he Court Of Appeals Of this State.
% 'avor OF the claim of the Chesapeake and Ohio
lanai Company to the prior right of choice for
NE route and side Of their Canal along the Poto.
mac which right Of chuce the said Canal CON-
ganS have executed by choosing for the route and
SIZE OF the Canal the said lett bank of the river:
AND whereas the chief engineer Of each of the
@'a Companies acting as Commissioners under
ne direction Of the Court Of Chancerv and at
We mutual request Of the sand Companies after
"aA'ng the necessary examination, surveys and
suna'e' united in opinion and reported that it
las practicable to construct both the contemplate
81 works through the narrow passes from a poin,
near the Point of Rocks, to point at the
Drudge which crosses the Potomac at Harper's Fer.
oy reasonable increase Of expense. And
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-17
SALES AT AUCTION.
BY GEORGE WHITE.

Variety auction.
TEN!IS Evening, at nsHp past o'clock, ~ my Aue'
1 ton Store, viii be sold a variety OF
Dry Goods, Hardware, and Fancy articles.
Also lot OF Ready made Clothes, NC. &C. mar IL
BY GEORGE WHITE.
Furniture, ale-Beams, Grindstones, &c.
AZ MONDAY morning. IN: 1871 instant. at l O'Clock,
a, my Warehouse. vii be sold great variety of
HOUSEHOLD KITCHEN FURNITURE,
barrel Preach brandy
do beer vinegar
do white distilled vinegar
do ross water
d. john esci aqrafor'is and oil vitrol
Parcel logwond sud dye stuHs
.4iso. BY last steamboat from Baltimore. and for
sale wifhom limits,
Is Grndstones
10 scale beams. some Of which are large, and
worth the attention Of grocers
Parcel axes and ha,ehets
Lot OF second hand harness, collars, breech3gs.
saddles
improved A. preventor, &c. &c.
additional
20 boxes Spanish svgars
~ do half Sp ,nish 10 mar II
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-17

Six hundred thirty -one dollars and thirty, five
cents were presented to the fire department fund
in New York, as the nett proceeds Of ball at
the Bowerv theatre. The money is expended
in aiding the widows and orphans Of 6remen.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-05-24
Interesting 10 In 7 oaacc6 PaElrf.

! Interesting 20 .Iit ODhCCO p ar1'rs
lTJTiIE au.1tr.b.r Is discovered a mr. sgstsu,
z or modes Of procedure, FOR curing or drying ~
tobacco winch hos bssnsecured fohtl b. etters
pnlept md tn rthl 10 usg whi-h he row proposes
% s,l through bis aseuls To the io5aeao planters
# tho u sHsfas ON TIE following errns ivory
ulnlcr uha#e crop hall exceed ten thousand
funds, WI tc cutdadto he privilege Of applying
.ha sysleH without Init &C ums, hi16r Paying or
.e.urrs .#sal OF H.s asaH,. .Hsafy do'.ara ia1'c
whose .#aT# 5.a' rs. rGer paying. OF seeur-
mo IN liz, manner - as.ior iRery P.nnsaf who
1alfhesea - privilege vii receive a. EssnT which
n'1srl under . copy rghtl upon tic curns. ihan
s#em0G' AID cultivation ct roaaeea4 intcnd'i ~
.uir for tie application Of the system. ihts -
a. rEtsnd# 10 sixty octave Pages Dr. lt7m1s
JONI oi Washington City, professor Of che
.aa..ry IN the tolumiHan College John H. Eds-
SO. of The city OF Rlehnlutd Vn J -. io~nes
# rpf.#..a.s ", Iocnmhe and Tytec, Of
.}a" -. aHaGppi Henry Edmonls, ct
IL. H.y, y ars authorized agan's. md
"" ay G.".a" t. 'sa% If Tn, o. .g,.% %,
|Hap.nartg Sd. a#ar. ~ IT, other rgoueies VIII
IN. r.uhd#heam te. time, particularly IN tb' tahac-
commit, gta o. th4mW stern sui#a Or lomas
i -. aaDuwxa3ta appoint pseula IN the
Soto, O. AiuHlu udrd Olo.
The sg#rem Wa d#lncrI from seties Of ing.
/ 4
continued eeparm IT. th' d,tlefeutquanptise of
hra', OF raHgra of temperature, Which dred or
et'l my n Il u.'.' fiat'ss WIN 'he so''o"' e"''"
upon thc different descriptions Of tobacco, wefa nc.
sat'''} t,ela0'''d he particular s'"'o 81 ia' 10
oa'.' At N aul' II WIS cut i'e Po,l"' nm VIZ
cutting until Il. hcot WA applied the cicctotlhe 10
atmosphere d"1ns ihdi p'"oa, me damPasaa ana
temperature oi the weather generally h' particular
am "' iiie loh'''o nj Inc TIME he h'' "'3 hi'ps'
Iae 'I'et oi tho atmosphere upon II "'ni,i Tie pro
seza wa III operation. ana the 'afaa' 'u'5.aait IN.
sphere anu oIhei aheh'h ulon the I'ofsiasao'
la' l"o'eeo 'iir' u "aa oii''' IN a91a or IA hogs
e.''' WIN "9"'''"s eih'' uf.asn.' Nfie ais"
R@.t"''lY r&''''rl hI' f's'sl'f ''ihued. aud
VII '' oete3i.a' 'ni'.'l''" I'D Tue '.H.'}' il enam
stance" STA" l'on'pin. 10 f'naer II necessary ~
soH'"''n mo "a .fia#"'', a'd' I''lIo.ie "a'
WV" To INN '.i lllae ''u ''d "75 Ihid ia tho
'' pie aain. OF i'e.' crop, my sfe'i ami isadne
al. VIZ. To- p'odaze all tie 'iIsai' upon TIE 10
7a..', 81 pine ~ meI lI'e various sfat'a 1t Inch
Il WAC ap'h'n ara 10 '''. 'ia'o 7eeatolei1 The
fa1Io"a eeoses. hneoisaf fnrauslffe'" whfhpo.
in.'' .h'se 'iie'u' a's'h"" iaef.1" and control
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-05-24

-" extract from the Washington Telegraph,
..'la pa, charss a Nh Tsruu with hay
.'.. several unsuccessful attempts to assault
vi o. thai paper. since wa prepared for
=, Ne nave seen an editorial paragraph in
3, -.a2a affirming on undoobta4 authority
IT, Terrell, has never atany time contsmpla.
:, "4 assault Fht Telegraph admits that
). '5-'oof.t var mistaken
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-05-24
ISI1ANks,

BLANKS
OFEFERY nES RIPTION FOR SALE AT
THIS 0TFIUE
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-05-24

Il Tomorrow is the day appointed f'r the
meelng Of the Stockholders oitae Lynehbarg and
New RIVER Rail Road COMPANY We deem it
unnecessary to offer any remarks to the S,ofthoi-
iS7s On TIC sua'5tt They 2,low wha' lhed own
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-05-24

g -ASI .ualreeescd,o nhal ~7.hia ST
p 4 a#9t oisaHla aoI Faur 8,o1# phHh'hap
.,I - 8t lb, uaat reduced pHre# laiaas Aiusu
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-07-17
b n hOOting and Fishing &
II ACK L f..

"A COMPLETE Assortment at all times on
q hand, Ut w. GOFF'S Grocery and
Variety Store, Hoad of Gardiner's Wharf, in
Thaines-street, a few rods south of the Gus.
tom-flonso, ,viz--Superior double and single
barrel Guns, (made by tho most approved
London manufactDrersl and almost every
article connected with the use Of the Gun
Also, Fishing tackle in all it's variety.
Gentlemen who are not provided with
Guns, are informed, that good assortme nt
Ia kept to Eet by tho day, with equipments
necessary for shooting--snd Strangers can
receive Information "a To the best places
on the Island for finding the different kinds
Of game.
The Subscriber has made arrangemontsin
New York, that will enable him (ifrcquircdj !
to furnish any article in the above line, (ex-
pressly 70 ordsr) at afew hours notice and
assures those Gentlemen who may patronizo
him, that no cxertion on his part shall bo
wanting TO gratify their wishes.
o. Shooting and Fishing Parties can DO
furnished with Refreshments snd Liquors Of
the bcst quality, at short notice.
ALso,--To lot that fast trotting Poncy
Clara Fisher, equally kind in harness or
saddie, Persons wishing to hire can be ac-
commodated with q Chaisc, Tillbury, or
Wagon. said poney is now TRIMMING for
the Gun e. will be found very advantae eeous,
10 fSportsmen 10 PARTICULAR.
Newport, July g.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-07-17

ExrHnnErT. The purity Of our atmosphere
vac tested on Saturday morning, in the usua
manner whore Infection 10 supposed to exist
a piece Of fresh beef was elevated to the mas,
head Of ship lying al Old alp, whore the at.
mosphere 10 thought 10 be 40 impure, perhaps
as any part of the city The beef remained al
an altitude ofneer 100 feet from Q 20 half pass
!, exposed to the rays Of scorchng sun. the
mercury below. in tlie shade, standing at ubont
w degrees. When takcn down itwsfgouna 80
70 ha inbibed Tho least impurity-- tho only
1insrence IN its appearance WINS, being in some
degree drisd by its long exposure 10 tho heat
my. Gasl
MExico.--lt wac currently reported q,
Vera Cruz, June ~. that General Santa An.
ma, with an army of $500 men. was within
three leagues Of Jalapa ;ihat The ministerial
icrces had been reduced by deserlion 10 a.
bout 500 men, and wero. divided into two
divisions one under Gen. Calderon, was en-.
canped at JaIapa, and the other was on the
National Bridge, between Santa Anna's
forces and Vera Cruz. 1t was supposed
that Santa Anna would first take Jalspa, in
which case The other division would be en-.
tirely in bis power.
A now weekly paper has been commenced
at.Fall River, Mass, called the "Fall River
Weekly Recorder. IL is published BY NJ
Allen Trip, and issued on Wednesday
mornings. IL is designed to bo vehicle o
general Intelligence and useful ihfor ton
without being devoted to any particular sec,
or party in politics or religion, or taking any
part 10 the contested question Of Masonry
We. Antimasonry
About two weeks since, a little son OF Mr..
Edward Leonard, Of this city. aged about
three years and six months, having acciden.
tally fallen on piece ofshingle which he had
been playing with, a small part Of it entered
his head between the eyes, and caused his
death on Tuesday morning last. The ply
sician who attended him, supposed it to be
merely q bruse, which he had received, until
after his death, when the head Of the child
was opened, and the splinter extracted
which we have seen, and which is near an
inch in length, and half an inch in ci:cum
ference. Delaware Waschmdn.