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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-06
Stnmachic Ritters

GOOD Bitters should be generally used at the pre-
u sent changeable season The common o,tters OF
the shops do not answer the end de signed The sub
scriber recommends, in confidence, those which he
makes. and appeals TO many persons who have used
them for their excellent effects. The genuine Sto.
machc Bters sealed the cork with the subscrib.
err stamp aud the labe signed by him. supply
KEPT CONSTANTLY FOR SHE,
at his Drug and Apothecsry store OH King street, next
door to Janney y &C.
NAV 9-3taw3w WIN WEDDERSUNN.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-06
Cash f0r Negroes.

WE wish to purchase one hundred and fifty likely
w Negroes, of both sexes from IL to Is years Of
age, field hands; also mechanics of every description
Persons wishing to sell would do wei! to give us q
CALI as we are determined to give ahigher price fol
slaves than any purchasers who are or may hereafter
be in this market, and no certificates required
Any communications promptly attendedto. We can
at all times be found at Ourrcsdence west end Duke
ST. eet, Alexandria, ID. G.
iune2 FRANKLIN & ARAFIELD.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-06
PanUraM,e uf .AexicO

slSHIs splendid Representation of one of the most
i beautiful, well unique, Cities Of the world
after exhibition Of unparalleled success in London
and in some of the principal cities in this country,
IS NOW OPEN
for the inspection of the citizens of Alexandra, and
the public generally. i, q building erected for its
reception in Washington City, and situated on Mar
ket space south side Pennsy jvana Avenue. between
h and 9th streets.
1t is the original picture, painted by order Of the
Mexican Government, and challenges competition
with any thing of the kind ever produced in the Ca
pitol Of Europe
Open each day, Sundays excepted, from 9 O'Clock,
A. n till sunset.
Abundance IS cents Season tickets (hot transfer.
shle) one dollar each, to be obtained Of hr. Il y
Bullock, Agent for the Propreors, at the place of
exhibition
Pamphlets Historical and descrptive] I2s cts
abr 4-eOif
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-06
Porter and Ale.

yriNE Porter and Ale, by the single bottle or dozen
Il is kept constantly for sale at the old Botling Gel
Iar On Roya street, opposite Sir. Green's Cabinet
Warehouse. 1t is the Intention ct the subscriber al
ways keep banda supply OF these articles, OF the
very best qusIity, which will be sold accommodate
ing terms The patronage Of the public is respectfully
sJiici,ed. NARY IHGLE.
iune St
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-06
SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA. On. c.

ARRIVED, June ),
schr. Convoy, Cruwe, New York; to VIM Fowie
Co.
Schr, William, Buckram, Baltimore; sundries 10 s.
II & II. Janney.
Schr Orontes, Hammond, Boston; lime to A. c. Ca
zenove q Co.
Below, Brig Alexandria, Shove, Boston; fruit, &c.
to A. C. Cszenoye x Co.
SAILED,
British brig Two Sisters. Smith, Bern. uda.
Steamboat Fredericksburg. hewitt, Norfolk.
schr Grape Bell cleared at Norfolk tor this port Sd
HAnrAx, May l8-Arrived, Brig Caravan, Doane,
Alexandra.
PoRrLASD, May "a Arrived, Schooners Franklin,
Baker, and James, Jamison, from Georgetown.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-06

Of safety Of the friends Of the protected industry,
and that such confidence should be cultivated
and relied on throughout the union.
:. Aud be it further resolved, BY the authority
aforesaid, That connected as the prosperity OF
agriculture and manufactures are, with the sue
cessful financial operations and sound currency
Of the country, we view the speedy re.charteriag
of the Bank Of the United States, as Of vital i'm.
portance to the public welfare.
8. Aud be It further resolved, by the authority
aforesaid, That the Governor be requested to
transmit these resolutions to our representatives
in congress, to be laid before their respective
bodies.
The resolutions were passed unanimously.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-06

Washington Irving reached this city on Sun.
day evening, and departed yesterday morning for
the seat Of the General Government.
Bait. finer. ofyesier.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-06
District If Columbia.
COUNTY of alexandria, Set

NV"F'y y s1te""'t"Ttt*3 OUT
ID OBERT BARRY has spphed r. the Hon. James S.
IL Morseii, Assistant Judge the United States Cir
cult Court of toe District OF Columbia to be dscharg
ed from Imprisonment; under the act for the relief Of
insoiycnt debtors within the District of Columbia,
Saturday the 9Th instant, at 10 O'clock A at the
Court House in Alexandra, when aud where his Gre.
di,ors are required to attend.
June 6-3t EDM. l. LEE, C. C.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-06

Major Eaton and family have arrived in this
city, and taken lodgings at Congress Hall AID
also Gov. Houston. of Tennessee. -. 5. Gaz.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-06
ALEXANDRIA, I'D. c.
,rrpygsDaY MORNING. JUNE 6. 1852.

n, meeting for the establishment of the pro-
"A Savings Fund Society was we'll attended
, voodsy evening. From present indications,
". Io,,rution will shortly go into complete and
%. ...,,lr operation. 1t has the good wishes Of
,ro,t every body in ITS ia'or.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-06

q, recent Act Of Congress, MAY 81, 1897
:. ,,mes Of holding the Courts in this District
ns.o changed. Hereafter. Court will be
, a here on she first Monday in May and the
e, uoDd,y IN October, instead Of the times now
Is,isnaied
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-06
Notice.

yEeHE persons that have two Wheelbarows belong
4 ing TO me, would do we'll 10 return them iney
have my name branded on them, and cannot be mlsts
ken. w. ID. NUTt.
june g. st
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-06
Servants for Hire.

yVNHREE Female Servants, accustomed to mouse
/ work, between IL and I6 years OF age, and ont
BOY about Is years old; all possessing excellent ensr
acters AppIy 10 the Editor may oO-IW
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-06
Court IF appeais.

yp,YE Council will sit asa Court Of Appeals on the
1 1lth and 18th of June, from II until o'clock
each aay, after which no appeal will be heard for any
alleged over valuation OF property. The Tax Books
will be left at the Council Chamber and may be SKA
mined after O'Clock of each day.
ma, 81 tl1,bJ l r. THOMPSON. &C.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-06
70 Rent,

AsA That comfortable and convenient DIV ELLING
HOUSE at present occupied by Mrs. Green, OH
Fania street, adjoining Capt Benz 7. FendaiPs.
Also TO Rent, the comfortable Brick Dwelling oppo.
site sn his Foundry. II is large enough to sccommo-
date several families Possession may be had on the
18th June. JcSihu II DhNiS'
may 30
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-06

There is only one disadvantage under which
-four sent to this place labors, aud that will be
remedied as the Canal progresses inward; the
barrels being exposed to the weather in open
boats, frequently get stained by water and mud,
but when covered boats are substituted for the
gondoas and old fashioned long boats now in
use, the barrels will be protected aud can be kept
clean.-GeorgetoWn Col
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-06
For Rent,
For Rent,

For Kent,
TIME subscribers, intending to discontinue the Gro
Gerry business in Alexandra, offer tor rent that
fsss4 LARGE BRICK WAREHOUSE on Vowelrs
EsI Wharf, now in their possession This is first
rat stand for business Possession given Immediately
may 3l-tf FLEMING u NcVElGH.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-06

AeMOns, Manages, &c.
an BIKES Lemons prime Sicily frllt' In good
~ 40 do OrsrgesS order
100 hampers imported Irish Potatoes
Vines, Liquors. Teas, Sugars, Coffee, Spices ana
other Groceries, general assortment as usual
Flour purchased ard received on storage
Goods received md forwarded to country merchants
on usual terms
June 4 SAM'L. B. LARHOUR & Co.
Ir Leesburg Genu, Of Liberty. Winchester Re
publican, Warrenton Spectator, and Sentinel OF the
Valley, three times.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-06

The fare between Baltimore and Philadel phia
is now reduced to Three dollars. The Steam
boats start twice day, at 6 A. NJ. and at q
past IL, noon; except on SATURDAYS, when the
noon line is suspended to allow the boilers Of the
boats to be cleansed.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-06

We understand that Mr.. Van Ness has been
elected Mayor Of Washington, by majority Of
serenteea votes over his competitor, Mr.. Munroe.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-06

Is.isnated'
,,,oOr determination, we think, is manifest
i ~, the mart of Congress to do business. 1t is
an tune Some Of the long-winded orators on
.. Tariff question excepted, there does not seem
,,y 10 be desire to make speeches. That so
,,,d split may continue, is our earnest hope.
Ts Attakapas Gazette of the 10th ult. states
-, tho ,uuar crops in that district of Louisiana
,,.,.D, a most favorable aspect. Should the
,,pling season prove propitious, it is calculated
rs, he present crop will be one third better
.ln the last.
THE Races over the Central Course, at Balti-
more terminated on Friday with the Jockey Club
Purse. $1,000, four mile heats, and resulted as
hlO~s:
Mr. Badser'sb. h. Flying Dutchman, by
lohn Richards, years old, l
NJ. CUrbin's b, h. Nuli6er, by Eclipse,
4years old,
Mr. Suouden's br. h. Reform, by Mary
lander, years old,
Mr. Seden's CHI. h. Sparrowhawk, by
Sr Charles, DIR.
Time, lst heat. sm. SID heat, 8m. 4s.-
third heat, SIN l9s.
Sparrowhawk received an injury in one of his
hoOE, in the second heat, which prevented his
starting for the third time.
NuV Gazsitssr Of the United States Of fine
isa-We have before Us the Prospectus of
scrs, about 10 be published. under this title,
which will, no doubt, meet with general patron,
ge-kr the want Of such book, more or less
eItw are persuaded by all readers, is one which
We in our vocation. have daily cause to regret.
The name of the gentlemen who undertake this
Cnlc'teer, will be pledge to the public of the
accuracy, knowledge and care with which it will
be compiled they are Mr.. VIM. Darby. If
Nlryand, and Mr.. Theodore Dwight, Jr. Of
Ns YOrk-the former of whom, as a Gcogra-
Eler, Is well known, and both Of whom have
'sretOore proved their skill, as we'll as care, in
descriptive and statistical publications. The
publisher Is Mr.. Hopkins, Of Hartford, Connec-
lieut. The yOlume-fOr it is expected to COM
press the whole matter into one volume-will
HltAln about 600 PIP.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-06

A letter from London, received in Montreal,
dated April 8, states that the British Govern
ment has received the agreement Of the Execu.
tive Of the United States to the adjustment of the
North Eastern Boundary Question, agreeably to
the Arbtrament IF the King of Holland.
Portland Advertiser.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-06

Nelson's Quebec Gazette Of the 95th ult.
states that SO deaths occurred on board Of the
ship Hebron, arrived at that place from Dublin
on the previous day. 1t adds: ''They are not
supposed to have been from Cholera" Still, too
much caution cannot be taken, under the cir
cumstances Of the immense emisra,ions to the
British Colonies.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-12-10
TUESDAY, DLcEMaea i !32a

il The Scnate.-a:r. GruAdy, Gom tho Conan
tee appointed 10 wait on the Pfs,asnf. ryI..,5j
that the committee had pcriornlei ,05s snl
had received for answer, that he would la.l +,
communication 10 tie two lIn,lsus IT fa.,Iye,,.5s
this d,y.
Soon afle, which the messag, vas received
''om the President Of the United States. Nv IN,
hand of Mr.. Donesor, his lryat. Ser. tarY.
Nh Smih moved that 500 cop,.s of Toe mes
says, aud POGO copies oftue 90 ,un.its acra.npan
ne II, be printed which mouoa ~aa agreed to
And the Senate adjourned.
IL me H'uSe Of RspfeseaAatiues.-Afr Speiabf
isoni The JOINT COMMITTEE appointed to WIT ON Ia
President of lac United Htltes, reported that IA
Committee had performed the duty nss ;nea thsn
AID tbai The President had replied that he woalj
make communication 10 both Houses II t#sf,c
O'Clock ,als day
On motion of Nr TAYLOR. of i y. i. nas
fS"lred, That Two Charl.tjts Of ,.llfr.nt j..
nominations, be eectedbv Congress on, =, e....
House, Ia serve daring the pr seft sc.sjsn, who
shall interchange wcep
On motion of Mr. Wlckihe. il was
RfS'ised, Tina; this House viii. GA THURSDAY. IT
half pasttsei ococii ploccld 10 the .ireaan q
|efec'm at Arms, 10 fiji ht vacancy occasionally
IL, rs, natiap Oh q Dunn.
ol4ss6cc a. given u the preceding colnnns)
was t.fn received from Ire PErSrDt>r Of the
Nhncd States, by Nj. Dorclson, his Private Seese,
tary.
The Message having boon read
On motion of Mr.. Spel1h'. il was referred Il d
ronmire ofthe WhoIs House on the star offsc
Union, and ten thousand copies ordered to be pm
ted
The Hous. then adiournea.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-12-10

wards removing defests in qualifications II
sha II be done; shah take the Chair dels,.,.a se
that IN anx lous desire 10 that W hch is
every member, and which will most nron,,,s a II
correct discharge of the Important bos,n.s. NC
may have to perform, will not be exceeded ~. We
WIN have preceded me-" y any
On motion ofMr- Knight,
Resoired, That the Secretary be tljreet tod >, :
nish the members of the Senate with ,ba 'u'
newpaPers, the cost Of which is 10, % exee. '"'
price OF three daily papers for each memb,r ''
A JOINT resolution having been received ,,,,,.,
House Of Representatives., by NJ St. Clair Ct
their { erk, Announcing the appointment OF \ r,.
ricc 10 WIZ on ,he President % the In,
states II niern hun tia, Il quorum OF H., -.
Houses had assembled, ana Was ready 10 FRO,
to business,
The Senate conclrrcI in the saue AMI A.,
Grundy and MI frcIinehnysen were appo.n,o1 -
said Comm.iee Of the part of the Senate VI
On motion of Mr. Holmes,
O'dsttd, Ihs; TIE daily hofr of mceii,,
The Seaaso saaiI b. II O'clock until oiherW,s. =.
Ieree
The Senate then adjourned
IL Tie NoiDe ot Repycseaiattres-Th Ho,,uo
met at l. O'Clock. and te roll beng called. a Inn.
Ilei and sxy-lisc me nlbers were announced Ia 4,
present
On motion OF Mr.. ". Taylor, il was
Oriefe&, Tira the Cl,rl INFORM tn. Senate ,t,.
tins House IS organized, and ready 10 proceed :,
besiEess
Nj. Merces, Of Virginia, rose aud ob,er,,l H.,
u Was his melancholy duty 10 amounee q, d.
House tho deecase Of his ancnted co!lsaa,.. ~.
lion. PhllPD r!lridgo, an! 10 OIL n i,soi.,i.5..
as ,urng the friends IL he dec1ase and the r,r,
Try at large, of the sense entertained By tins Us
Of Ia I5,s II hid sustained. IN petio nm, ,l,.
duty, NJ ~ said this was not gn oce,si.r.,a
which he co7,J indulge al the iecI,ng he noss..
sed Of the mus Of his depart-G friend; .art h..
could not res.r.a Ntmsclf from saying tha, in IN.
tellectual power thai freud had been surpassed IN,
ie" IN tins or any otla, coafUy IN INTEGRITY q
motive he Was cXeelIe1 by nous; and IN simf
city of heart by no man BE- had 1tc hneYn. ~
Nj then offered de follow NJ resolution
R|1ired, Ihltthe man bers of ,he liuusa Of T..
pfest natives. from sincere desite Of shawn.
every mark otrespec, duo 10 the menloly Of plfsn
Doddfige, late m mb,r thercofi,ota The STATE,
Virginia, Will 20 INTO mourning, hy MenA, IN,
usual mourning Grape around the | It arm for 40
month
The motion was unanimously agreed TO-
Mr.. Ward moved that the members be supplied
win siirh newspapers as they might prefer, not
eSe'efmg IN all, the expense Of three daily papsss
to each
Message was received fiom he SENATE hv Mr.
Lo"Lie their Secretary staring HAT IN the ahiehec
OF the tlce-Pfesdent Of the u $ TINT buoy I.l
'pp'"'eu t1e lion Hugh L. Whlcis presiding
officer Jto ienl.
On motion of Mr. speighf a conln.i,iee N,s..t.-
pointed 10 unite I'll join. Comhfft,,e. =,u# H..
M ~
inform iim that the Two Houses of Con ,fes, y,
,fganlz d. and IN readiness to receive aut com.
he M 1T make 10 them
Messrs. pelghr and r. N johnson were an.
aoint, d the Committee
Tho House thea adjourned.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-12-10

ra.g'. t.ag. e., .,saJa, ta,xny.
Payne anJ Barton.
n cramInf Earollea Etis.--Nessrs. Glifin,
tller.on. McCamaai, Muloa. Newman, Ihonp.
son sloane. Gcotge and ElnmonH
NJ Marshall non mated Mr.. Fahius Lawson, as
clefk for tho COMMITTEE OF Privileges and Elee
ii1as.
Mr C-fimer vas afopnon TIN, The appointment
# SItrs IN III Standing Committees, ns an ~
necessary * 1sss, Tine were TIT E = Commit
tte far v z..fh :. : Clerk @ere nec'saafy among
a. -. Il. s. = u the Committees 81 Fnlaae', aud
4 slfis Of Jpe,ise The required officers 81 cNpe
f.,,tse RON thau very mature tni with Tie eAeer
tun 81 Il So ihGrr werc none whose duties e"p'd no
H. GIlrd vel enough by saribos pfoln'ed io' III
arcasion H. eic1 tho instance oi tic iiauseoi teP
rryani,tit4s Of the United state, noaa u "hot'
Committees lave Standing Clerks he c"us'
= which he intended 10 recommend, would save IN
+ STATE from tao 10 81 900 ycdfs and though h
ablorrcd 20, sia,Tg ho wns ytt fully aware OF th'
4,.,yofeiaaoaaa IN every paftmcni olthe Coy
! er4aa.t RE 'harefofe requested the gentleman
fol Faaagier to withdraw his mot,onior the prcsen'
| p onisjas On tomorrow. to brns forward rcsoin
ion y hieh be hoped would prove satisfactory to al
ipsrtlss. The motion was accordingly withdrawn
| A Communication from The lst Auditor was, uPot
motion lad on tue lalle, and rs copies ordered Il
be printed.
Mr. Mnrdaugh offered resolution ms,ructng th'
Committee of Ronds aud Internal Improvements, Il
| bring IN bill author lsng the relinqulshmtHt Il
the United States by the Norfolk Dra~brIdge Com
pnny. OF the Bridge over Elizabeth R,vcr' Aile
| some conversation between Messrs. Mufdansh
Bro,innx Wltcher and Watkins II was referred 10 q
Select Commute, composed Of Messrs Watkins o
Prince Edward, King, Gtump Wftcher and Moore
A Communication from the Treasurer, was, or
motion Land on the table and lo5 copies ordered Il
sbe pnned-
| A Communication from. the Governor wn8 ther
nnnounecd-( see Governor Message IN the paper
Of today On motion Of MIR. Dahney, 800 Co
pos were ordered 10 be printed.
! A communication from the ID Auditor was lat
on the table and Is5 copies ordered to be printed In
relher with the accompanying documents Thu
, House then on motion oi Ms. RfoInax, rfnrce1Gt
by ioini vote with the Senate, 10 choose 23l Lice
tor Of President and Viee Pfe5ldenI Of the bnttes
Stptns
M Brollnax nominated r y Nicholas, Esq. o
this eitp who was unanimously chosen.
A neUaoria was presented from john NJ. Bolts, 81
'Ienrco praymg the House TO enquire INTO the ex
peflence Of the returned Member from that county
which will be noticed wh'n reports upon them are
made from the Standing Committees.
The House od ourncd Tor half an hour, in order to
allow the College OF Electors time to make their re
pot, and at the end Of that time met again
report WIS received that the Electors were pres
ent, and the House then al burned
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-12-10

MoADAY, DEefan,p 3. ls32

MohoAY, DEefMB.sR 3, 1892
IN @e Sen0to-at Il O'Clock the Secretary Of III.
Senate called over tle roll OF enntors when thin
ty-tH Senators having ANSWERED To their names
MI Smith moved that the Senate proceed to the
election ofa President pfetea
The motion having been aafeod To-
Mt fondexter rose and sald, that unders an3ne
that some of his friends had minated their ntcn-
ton OF bestowns their sulpges on ina for tue
Char which had been vacated by the resi- ,nat,pa
ofthe distinguished Senator from Virginia, oh
iazeveIl, he took occasion, IN advance 10 state,
that his duties OF the Senators from III. State
OF MISSISSIPPI were OF such nature as 10 require
his undIv dcd attention To her interests ON the floor
and, while ne entertained the most grateful sense q,
this distinguished mark of the Kindness and par
llalliy of has friends he fel bound, undo, existing
circumstances 10 request that his name might no,
be used IN the selection Ola Senator to preside over
the deliberations OF his honorable body.
The Senate then proceeded to ballot for Presi-
dent pro tenn, WHOM the following was declared to
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-12-10
DOMESTIC NTat =.

OFrtcnL.-Our Minister in COLUMBIA, r. ?
MooRE,tSq has asked and obtained leave 10 return
to the Uaned States He will leave Bosota as soon
as hs successor anIies.
1t IS the purpose of the Government IiNt Everu-
nycl to reduce the mission 10 n Charge dos { flares
GiJbe
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-12-10

!" me oh'ted states lie viii leave Boa ota as soon
as h's successor ani,es.
II IS Tie purpose Of the Government lane Eycru-
tYcl reduce the mission ton Charge dos f.8ts
Giobe
Fre1tb Daties On American F',nY 1t is stated
IN several Newspapers, tbu an hat authority &C
Know not that the rench Government has in
ERASED the duty on American Flour 10 lof l5c per
Al. winch amounts to prohbtion-Th nov
regulation, especially after we have considerably
red"fed the duties on French Silks, Wines &c. ls
nnlr1oally say the least Of it, sud the successor
OF Mr i'ves at the Court oftAo Fniilet!es wdoev-
CT he may be- will doubtless be instructed 10 nesan.
a strong ttpreser tation Oh the subject
f'cie@jNr@ Int
The West Pont Cadets, with the liheray an
spirit which characterl2o them on all occasions
appealing to the generous feelings of Liberty AMI
PATRIOTISM have, as we Learn transmitted $500
the Treasurer of the Polish Committee, as iheT
contribution for the relief ofthe gallant exles Of
Poland thrown destitute ON our Shores
RI. " Amer.
The Savannah papers announce the death of
Col Edward +. Ta;nall, of that civ. formerly
me'abcr Of Congress, and more recently an Appral-
scr IN the Custom House
~ fcffcr post marked New Orleans, was lately
received at the New York Pos; Office the postage
ON which was 1898 which sum was paid at the
view Orleans Office. With the exception ola let'
.ef from Newport, X. !. during the late war TBS
Is Inc greatest amount OF postage on any oGe te"cr
received since the establishment, of the New YORK
fos' Once The postage ON the Ne4poFt letter
eAeee"ea s4oo, and was promptly paid. II contain,
Gu the log-hook ola Privateor and was to be uSe"
IN evidence IN case then pending in the Amlta'-
~ court. ~ Y .Lour. tom'