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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-02-14
Neef, York . Fish.

Neef, York . Fish.
,on BBi 5. Of Boston beet
0D So do prime pork
100 do No l fat mackerel
100 do No. 2 do
300 40 M 3 do late inspection
lOI half barrels No. I and 40
10 barrels Nova Scotia salmon
100 kegs do do
so BOXES smoked herrings
200 quiutnls Goldfish
40 ar obs mackerel, put up for families
For sale by A. u CAhhN"'" 'o'
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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-02-14
Soau and Candles

|0a BOXES Of soap and oa%dss y" .S .sls
~ A. G.. CAZENOVE e Co.
Also, 10 lozsn painted pals
5 half boxes chocolate
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-14
BALTIMORE MARKET-ApR1L IL.

The wagon price for Flour in Howard street
continues S475.-Since Monday last the increas-
ed demand has caused an advance, and sales to
considerable extent have been made from stores
at 4 S7a a 4 9Sa cash, and Of City Mills extra
oual,ty) at 5 90. Susquehanna is now held firm
ly at the latter price. Sales Of Wheat, white,
first quality, suitable for family -four at 0S--
Susquehanna, red, is worth 81 a 90 c. Corn,
yellow and white 4Sc. Rye, &c 67. Wagon
price of Whiskey in Howard and Hillen streets,
Is cts. in bbls and &c in hhds.; Susquehanna
is selling at aSa in bbls and s6 a s6i in hhds.
The Coffee market since Monday has been ra.
Their more active; extensive sales Of old crop Rio
at IL c. and new at 49,; st. Domingo i2c. The
demand for Cloverseed having measurably sub
sided, we quote the article as worth 5 IS.
PHILADELPHIA MARKET-April II.
The Markei.--Superfine Flour has barely main
tanned the price of IS; but few sales have been
reported for export at that price, but the sales tor
home use have been to fair extent, and that
price paid for choice parcels. Rye Flour and
Corn Meal have sold in small lots at former prices.
A cargo of Southern Rye sold at &c cents, and
Flaxseed at 66. Whiskey is dull at prices OBJ
tanned at the close of last week. Mackerel have
been dull for some time past, and the supplies re-
ceived this week have further depressed the mar
ket; they are now offered at 50a 5 Is Tor No.
l, and 25 for No. Q.
NEW YORK MARKET--APRIL IL.
| The Mukefs.-ln the colonial market little
has been doing: holders Of Coffee have given way,
and sales have been made at reduction in price.
A considerable parcel of st. Domingo has been
disposed of at ll5 IL cents; some Brazil at IL
ls4, and Laguira at l24 lei. The market
is SO very bare of clayed Sugars, that the trans
actions in the article generally are very nsignifi-
cant. and the only one we have heard OF, deserv'
ing of notice, is sale of Brown Havana for ex-
port, at s cents. Of Cotton, considerable sales
have beer made. at decline Of to OF cent
on Uplands. The sales since Saturday reach
4, 500 bales. $500 Of which were Uplands, at 81
III cents; 500 New Orleans at IL Is cents,
and 900 Alabama at 81 III cents.
/ Nou.-Western has become scarce and hold
ers are obtaining from S6 to 6 IS. No descrip'
ton of super6ne can be had under S IL to %.
The demand is not so extensive as during the pre-
vious week. Corn meal, in barrels, sells at 81
to 3.
Grain.-No Wheat in market. Northern vel
low Corn commands Sc to 81 cts. Sales Of Rye
at 70 cts. Sales of Barley at ga cts. OF inferior
quality. Northern Oats sell at 4S c's.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-14

w. L. IL
LAS received blythe New York and Philadelphia
occupied by Mr. Louis Beeler large and general as
sortment CT
Staple and Fancy DRY GOODS,
which he will sell as low they be purchased in
the Districts consisting, in part OF the following ar
iices:
Blue. black, brown aad mulberry and cloths. un
usually low
Casseres, cassnetts, hastings, princettas, rochelle
ermnctt
Black Grape cambIet, linen and cotton stripes, and
variety of other articles for men aud boys summer
wear
Silk and Msrseilles vestings
a handsome assortment Of panied orgarznes and
other musns
polish stripe, IA handsome white article for ladies'
wedding bali and party dressesl
Blond and lace wells, green barrsge
Figured watered grOs de Naples
Plain do do
Black Italian silks. senchews and sarsenetts
DO Aorences; black, white, plain and embrossed
silk hosiery
variety cotton ditto
The newest styles calicoes aud ginghams
Thread, bobbnett and cotton laces and edgings
Linen, cambria and cotton hhdkfs
Bandanns flag. spitaIfeid and pongee hhdkts
Tsfita anil satin ribbons, from 10. to 80, all coors
White, red and black, long and square mer'no shawis
warranted all merino
black. blue, pink, white and straw Italian grapes
Cotton cords, from No to 20; cotton fringes
French and English bombazines
Black and colored bombazets
4478 Irish linen and sheelng
Lawn and linen cambrics, imitation do
| Damask, Russia, bird eye and cotton diapers
A., 81, 50 cotton cambrics -,
Figured and plain book, swiss, Jac"net and null
muslns
Cambria and furniture dimity, ditto calico, cotton
fnges
| Fancy hsndkerc,iefs Of all kinds
| Umbrellas and parssols
| Marking Canvass, Grape lisse. suspenders
Coorei cambrics Russia and other brown sheetings
Burlsps, osnaburgs, ticklenburgs, aud dowlas
| Brown and black Hollands, bed ticking, checks
| BIeached and unbleached domes ic>; furniture do
Passage and stair CaRPE1IhG, straw mating
| straw mats; with variety of other articles belong
inc 10 the business apr 13-3t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-14
Just Published.
rHE LONDON QUARTERLY REV7EW,

No. 92.-CoNTENTs:
A RI. I. Memories de Madame IL Duchosse d bran
"A ties; on Souvenirs historques Napoleon, Ia Re-
yolution le Directore, lie Consulat, pEmpire ct Ia
Restaurstion
II der Germanische Urspruag der Lateineschen
Sprsche und des Romischen Vokes. nschgewessen
Won Ernst Jakel Professor Friedrichswerd's chen
Gymnasium in Berlin 8 -
ILL., l. Minutes of evidence taken before tho select
committee Of the House Of Lords, appointed TO consi-
der the poor laws 2. Extracts Of letters from poor
persons who emgrated to last year to Canada and the
United States The results Of machinery printed
under the superintendent Of the Society for promot
ing Useful knowledge.
Nv A letter to Lord Howick on the legal provision
for the Irish poor. &c; Nassau W. Senior, Esq pro-
fessor of Political Economy in King 5 College.
". A letter to Lord Howick Communication of
tithes. and provision for the Roman Catholic Clergy
Of Ireland; by Nassau W. Senior, Esq 2. History Of
the civil Of ireland, by W. C Tsylot, Esq. A. B.
Of Trinity College, dublin.
vi. Chansons de p. } Berangcer, ancennes, nouvel.
les. ct nedites; suves des Process ntentes PAueur
VII. The History OF English Dramatic Poetry to the
time of Shakespeare, and annals OF the stage to the Re-
storaton; by ]. Paine Collier, Esq
VIII Tour In England, Ireland. and France, in the
years 1928 and 1929, with remarks on the manners
and customs of the inhabitants, and anecdotes OF dis
tnguished public characters. by = German FRINGE
TX l. Reply to pamphlet, entitled Speech 'fthe
Right Hon. Lord Brougham, delivered in the House Of
Lords on Friday, October7 q letter tothe Farm
ers of the United Kingdom; from B. Escott, Esq 8.
What will be done with the Lords! 4. what have the
Lords donei aud VIII It will they do next s. Rouse.
keepers in danger from the populace; by Edw. Glib.
bon Wakefield, Esq s. Two letters on the state OF
public affairs; froma member Of Parliament to friend
abroad Great Britain in l84l, or the resuIts OF the
Reform Bill 8 A short history of the House OF Com.
mons, with reference to Reform; by John Allen. Esq
9. PROGRESS of the Revolutions Of 1910 and 1850.
WM II MORRISON, Agent, Alcx'a
Subscriptions received as above, for,
North American Review litteiPs Museum
Edinburg do Biblical Repository
westminster do apr Is
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-14
Easter Gifts.

vIyIE subscriber invites the attention Of the friends
of youth 10 few publications well calculated tor
the above purpose; among which (besdes number
Of religious works,) are the following, viz
The Literary Souvenir and Forget.me not for 1882
A few ANIMALS, English and American, for 1851
The Boys Own Book, the Gir's Own Book, the
American Girls Book the Young Ladies' Book, lperen.
nisls]
and upwards of 500 engravings
Shakspeare's Plays in one volume, English edition
Condor's Italy, 10 plates, most interesting work,
vols. English ed
Robinson's Scripture Characters Parry's Voyages
with plates; ditto
DON Quixote, vols with plates by Cruikshank,
and notes, ditto.
apr 10 ELIZA hCNNhoI.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-14
Trustees Sate.
BY GEORGE WHITE.
Fancy & StGpte articles

lust opened an extensive and elegant assc,,r.rrt
% of Fancy and S, APPLE Goods, and will be &C { ~.;'-
out reserve THIS EVENING. at my Auction RscEs,
commencing al O'Clock, viz:
Thib ct n.erino, Thbet gauze and Grape de Ca..s
shawls, hdkfs. ard scsrfs
Feather edged gauze ssrniture ribbons, II so
Black satin ribbons anu boot cords
Elegant ladies' d,esses, peerines. and lace caps
Figured Swiss muslins
Silk ladies' crsvats ard plush caps, new article
White, blonde and gsuzc wells, super enbfoIderies
with other staple and fancy articles tedious
ton. Alec, a lot oi super CUTLERY snd ptoesoF
First Rate INGRAM C.7RPE7ING,
equal 10 any in the ni ket; with few boxes ~ Ge.
nuine COLOGNE WATER equal TO any ever OFT r.o
for sale in this country apr II
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-14
VOOerVille academy.

yUyHIs Institution situated in the ssubrous ana
rishing village Of Upperve, will commence , ns
snr;ng Session on the second day of May next under
tb. s,n.r;ntendence Of Mr.. FARnANp ". BsSrpIcT'
graduate of Hamilton College, n Y. ...,
The a,tering prospects ofthe Academy sn,Iv
with the liberal salary Of $1,000 when mas sse,,;,y
settled Principal .1,d ,se p1s.sa
to .ny required advanced standing in Co..
IN Al. of special regard will be had to tner
ppcon to the de. and bushes. Of ,s
neson with the theoretical. vii, De ensur.,ion Of
OF rae.e distances, surveying and evil engineering
heights enc n,rn;,hsd at the residence Of the Pm.
n At ohe houses at the rate OF sso
per snnun ices are. for the minor branches OF Eng
s,s. far the Junior do. $780, and for the languages
sa' poathem.,ics $32 per annum. payable quartery
ana ms''e THE TRUSTEES.
n;sdleburg, mar 26, iss2-wsw
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-14
Flour j. Grocery Store.

TINHE subscriber has commenced the. FLUUR q
L GROCERY BUSINESS at the stand formerly
occ upied:by Mr. G. Plummer, at the corner OF King
and Payne streets A constant supply Of best Fanny
Flour and Groceries will be kept He iii be assist
ed By his Father. Captain Mark Buttis who has made
to devote himself exclusively to the bu.
sness, aud who joins in soliciting the business and
patronage of his friends and acquaintances for the
hous...
The highest market price viii be given for Coun.
try Produces and Salt plaster, &c. sold low at
any house in town.
anr l4-eoSt MARk BUTTS, Jr.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-14
Notice is hereby given

yu1o the stockholders in the Alexandra Canal, that
an in,talment Of Two Dollars on each share OF
.,oc il required to be paid, or before the list day
uf Nav next Also an instalment OF Two Do'isfs
Der share on before the LIST day OF june anu TAT
h., ;n,,sment of Two Dollars per share on or before
,h. is, lay Of July by order Of the Board.
tue A'' '-' J. II. CREASE,
Clerk A. G. C..
Office Alex Canal Company, soth March. 1882
mar 30-d3t&eSat tlst!y
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-14
Lafayette zee House.

TINE undersigned return their thanks to their old
l. subsc ibers. and large portion Of the public, for
heir patronage heretofore to the Lafayette Ice House.
As the public well know. the price Of Ice having been
heretofore moderate, assure them the price shall
be such as to induce the citizens generally to pure
Ice. Ice delivered The usual place, corner OF Prince
and Fairfax streets and at the usual hours and now
ready for their customers.
apr 4-2aw3w G.. nP. C.. MURRAY.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-14
BY GEORGE WHITE.
hardware M auction.

nm Monday evening At earl, caoicbt'''l Amy .uc.
J ton Rooms, will positively be Closed the balance
of Mr. John G.. I,nleIPs stock ~
HfRDW.4RE. SNUFF, Sc.
There remains great VARIETY OF useful article,
worth the attenti of country merchants ard othsia;
Among them are
Mil, pit, frame, and hand saws
Knives and forks pocket and ren DO
Plated snuffeTs and trays
DO cast ,rs AMI csndesticks; screws srrirs
Metal taps; carriole mounting; psnss asSr.!e.
Fan movers, gougcs, chIseis and augurs
Hat and coat hooks; till and trunk locks
Mortise, horse. and pad locks; Lnn iocss
Halter chains. BOTS, latches
Hemming & Sons, Usy lis' and Chances needles
Shoemske rs' too.s of different kinds
Socket chisels and plane bits
Japan lamps and lamp heads
Gridrons cha6ng dishes, SC. &c. APT -
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-14
Spring Goods.
WILLIAM GREGORY & co.

WILLIAM GREGORY s. co.
UAvE received from New York and Philadelphia,
IA a large and general assortment Of
SEASON.ABLE DRY GOODS,
Among whickare:
Superfne cloths and cassimeres
LIST and I'd quality merino no, for summer wear
Marseles yestings, ustrins cravats
Bsndana and Pongee handkerchiefs
Gslicoes. gnghams, printed musns
Gauze, Grape, and other fancy hdkfs
Blonde gauze wells, black bobbinet do
Green barage, bobbinet and cap gauze ribbons
Superior Msiteoni and Grcs de Swiss lustrings
Black and colored eros de Naples
Black levantines, senchsws, and sarsanets
Superfne figured and plat. Swiss muslns
Check ed cambrics and muslins, great variety
a. and So plain and figured bobbinets
Hobbinei and aces and edgings
Faotings and insertings; silk and cotton hosiery
Kid and silk gloves; cambria dimity
Cotton cambrics, Bishop lawn
Linen, linen cambria, and cotton hdkis
Irish linens, Sea Island shifting cotton
Bleached and unbleached domestic cottons
White, brown, and fancy colored lien drills
Cotton drills; cotton oznsburgs
German and Scots do
A bale superhne lngrained C. fRPE1ING
So and 8 A Venetian sta. DO
which. with almost every article in their line, they
offer for sale al the most moderate prices.
They expect additional supplies by every weekly
packet from New York durias the season.
aDr IL at
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-14

FLouR.-Yesterd ay the current price ofFlOur
from wagons was AVS. We heard OF but two
sales from stores, one lot Of so bbls at the
other lag bbs at 4, sO;holders generally demand
4.s7aa, and many are not disposed to sell SO ex-
tensively at that price.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-14
post Office,

Alexandria, D. O., Apra Is, 1882
TINTlL further notice is given. the Northern Nail
u will be closed here at z O'clock, p. " and the
Southern and Western Nails at 10 O'Clock, A. N.
ar During the continuance Of this arrangement,
the Office will be open Sundays from 10 until III
O'Clock. A. H. apr l4-3t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-14
800 Negr0es Wanted.

WISH purchase them from the age Of IS to IS
-, years Persons having such TO sell, shall have
S., and the highest prices, by applying to the sub
Pratt street. Baltimore near the intersection
s..., Snl Road with the Washington City Road. Ii
,'eommssions will be paid to those Who will aid
purchasing for the subscriber
aprll-6 AUSTIN VOOLFOLK,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-14
Notice is hereby given,

yINHAT the subscriber has obtained from the County
Court Of Fairfax County. IVA. letters at adm'nls
traton on the estate sc David Ricketts, late OF the said
county deceased AN persons having claims aysinst
the said decedent requested to hand them IN for
settlement on or befure the Goth day OF March, 1889
or they may by law excluded from all beneht OF :a.o
estate, and those debted will please make immeoA''
ss.,n,n, X. l. r. WILSON,
P-yao oev Administrator
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-14

DR.aWS THIS DAT.
MARYLAND State Lottery, Glass No. 2 Tor 1882,
win be drawn in Baltimore on Saturday. APriil4
8 Capital Prizes Of 10000 Dollars!
Tickets IS 90; hslves 2 so; quarters 70.
To be had in "A variety of numbers OF
J. UORSE,
Lot,sry e Exchange Broker. .4ie cambria
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-14
SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA. "a. CO.

ARRIVED, APRIL Is,
Steamboat Franklin, B. ]. Jenkins, Baltimore;
freight and passengers. Passed two briggs and
schooner, bound up.
SAILED,
Ri. Remittance. Moore, Madeira.
Schr. Cordelia, Allen, Charleston.
Steamboat Potomac, Hubball, Norfolk.
Schr. Dunton & Son, Strickland, hence at N.
York 10th.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-14
pan0YaMAa W Mexico.

HaNOrNNAa Ot sN6XlCO.
yJyHIs splendid Representation OF one OF the mos'
beautiful as we'll as unique, Cities of the worid'
after an 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 Alexandria ana
the public generally. in building erected Ior It's
reception. in Washington City, and situated on Mar
ket space south side Pennsylvania Avenue, between
9th and 9th streets RAJ
II is the original picture, painted by order OF the
Mexican Government, and challenges comPettIo"
Nth sny thing of the kind ever produced in the Ca.
pitol of Europe o,,,
Open each day. Sundays excepted, from 3 O'clock
A. N. till sunset.
Abundance IS cents Season tickets (hot transfer
sble) one dollar each, to be obtained OF Mr.. H. y;
BULLOCK, Agent for the Propretors, at the place oil
exhibition .
Pamphlets Historical and descriptivel y! cts
anr 4-eotf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-14
Spring Goods

spring Goods.
CHARLES BENNETT has received and offers Tor
\ sale general assortment Of
GOODS adapted TO THE SEASON.
The following are parts
suner6ne cloths and kerseymercs Of LIST quality
Merino and vigonia kerseymeres
Book, cambria, jaconet and null musi'ns
ga and 3.4 dimities -,
Calicos and ginghams Of first quality
General assortment ofcotton and silk hosiery
A. and India nankeens
yery best Mstioni black Italian lustring
Bandanna and flag handkerchiefs
London drillings r..
summer wear
Checks and stripes; eolored cambIics
Hemming's LIST quality needles. imported direct
and warranted genuine
Gentlem. ms English doeskn gloves
Clark's & Chspp's best sewing cotton IN spoons
and balls
.tter paper Of various qualities, from the Brandy
vine Factory
Foolscap and common post paper
a. 54 irish, Scotch and Russia sheetings
variety of diapers; Irish linens and lawns
German ticklenburgs and burlaps
Cotton burlsps. very stout
sho. thread, seine Irvine, &c. &c, aprls
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-14
Trustees' Notice.

Trustees NOt1C6.
Nr''CE hereby given. that Mr. John C. handeli
mas thus day, conveyed to the subscribers all his
:. Personal as well real; including all the debts
s.T description, due him, for the benefit OF his
,SNa according to the terms Of the deed OF trust,
may be seen BY applying to the Trustees. We,
invite the attention of al those indebted to
sd dandell, and request that they viii make pay
e"rmn dIately to either Of the subscribers
GEO. JOHNSON,
ISAAC CANNELL,
"Ns - -d3ts52awSw Trustees.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-14
Tailoring.

YalA0rlnS.
vUvHE subscriber respectfully informs his friends and
l. the public generally. that he has taken the store.
on the Of King and FIT Streets lately occupied
bv NJ. john Rumney, where he intends carrying on
tue
TAILORING BUSINESS.
lie hones. bv puuctuality and strict attention to
business, to gain share of public patronage.
THOMAS JACOBS.
NIB The subscriber has for sale Three Shares ~
Alexandria Bank Stock. p"
apr 1b-d3t92awG
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-14
VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.
PAaStec.

PAastec.
x TONS plaster. received per schooner othello,
- Capt Waite. for sale by
aprii ]. &w. II. IRWIN.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-14

OOmestic Goods
GEORGE CAREY,
corne, Of Baltimore c%sss =; 1 Ssa11s
III GOODs; consisting, in part, OF
Wal,ham.," "Appleton" Lowell" "H::
milton" " Nashua" Exeter, Avery"
and "PittsGeld" MASUvAcruREs.
Which will be sold favorable terms by the pack
age or piece. mar Z-<awom
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-14
New Ny Goods Store.

w. L. II RPER
II AS received BY the New York and Philadelphia
III packets, and is now opening in the house lately
occupied by Mr. Louis Beeler, large and general as
fcS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-27
I,N'E GAf

LII ! ~ NJ
AT meeting OF number OF gentlemen oi thus
! place friendly 10 the institution "i by'tae' Tex
the diffusion ct hno"ledsc, eeid' ACCORDING |" no
tee On Saturday the 23d instant at 81 fHul $
church the i1sN. ~. = "A. =" heloS mt '"'9a
/ 10 tic Ghnir and " ~. Dd""b p. E'2. aFio'hte9
seereaty the Roy = Il Sp't'' III compliance
with request previously naae ny 'hoSc hie'"iy
10 the estahl'. hoenI 81 TIE Institution h'iehy ~
PINNED the Objects ot the meeting, ana III i" lew 'P
/ proprate and handsome remarks sci ioi'h Int Ia
! turc and auFatta@es Of ii l'yeedm'
oh mohoHoi the ieN' ! l. N'1ts"''.' was
Reotred that II Is oNPed"nt IL organize Il y cum
whcrtnfod, the secretary presented TIE utaiI OF Il
Constitution, winch BENG ieaa ana u 7'u'afa "'a
approved ana sisncdhy a MAJORITY oil inc ieiS'hs
present
! On motion u tnr 10y r. 4 N#af, Inc Ch"lf
appointed { ommIIlee, CONSISTING 81 AIeest>. !
W Els4dr, John {. hed and III 'aalol' j.
wh"so duty 1t Ms mAae TO oelai'' SIGNATURES To 'n'
'ehSu'u'o'' "'lo ~ Gil i '''e''r ~ NV IN
10 be held al such thue am place Is ihey m'Sht
tinh prenr' toaPomt
On MOTION q ian latter gentleman hfS' ffd ihal
The Edtass ct Tie NtSanan he requested To publish
/ tie Constitution
The uectrs then adjourned.
/ pleamble aNd Gonyit{Nf4oA afiie hgarhbu1e In
atHm
Wc.wiose names ne hc,eunto sahlom,d plcde
ing our efforts lopon1te the diffusion al know ledsl
bylnstilalng I.ycenm agree to adopt thctoliewlne
Constitution and to obty the BY Laws made III
conformity th,ttto.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-27
Q 81 IL
Total intermcn,s, sixty seven.

We learn re,bafl0, from Richmond, tba, on Sat
urdav the 22d, there were about u new cases, and
on Sunday 10 in,crmcnrs-The Cholera IS ey'-
IDENTITY on the increase in that place though, VIC
learn, nothing like panic prevails.
.Hancheacy The Compiler of the 22d, Eve
might have Lad two days later, If the Richmond
editors would take the trouble OF sending US their
daily papers, says" In Manchester, we under
stand, there were yesterday cases ana one oea'''
One If the cases is better bu, recovery somewhat
doubtful"
Kcmp;riYe We learn, from the Norfolk
Beacon of the 20h that the Cholera has made It's
appearance among the coorcd people in this llt'le
village distant l. miles from the borough. -Four
colored persons are said to have fallen victims to
it within the last two days"
A,eromlrta. Sept Goth, . new cases, and l
dcath.-Sept Il, new cases ,, deaths j.
Washington citg-Sept. 20, new cases !. no