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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-18

Office of the Chesapeake g. Ohio Canal Company,
WASHINGTON. Feb. 9th, 1853.
N1OTICE is hereby given, that an instalment Of two
~ dollars and fifty cents per SHARE (beiig the 35th
ns,.lnen) every share Of stock in the Chesapeake
and Ohio Canal Company, required to be paid the
22d day Of April next; further sum oftwo dollars aud
fifty cents per share (being the Seth instsment) on
the 9Th day Of May next; further Of two dollars
and fifty cents per share (beng the 37th instsment)
on he 18Th day W May next; and further oftwo
dollars and fifty cents per share (being the 3sh install
men,) on the 10th da, Of June next; which instruments
must be paid to the credit othe Chesapeake and Ohio
Canal Company TO the Cashier or other Ofcer Of eli.
ther of the following banks, wig:
The Branch Bank Of the United States at Washington
Bank IF Washington. do
Patriotic Bank, do
Bank of the Metropolis, do
Farmers' and Mechanics Bank at Georgetown
Bank of Alexandra, at Alexandra
Bank of Potomac, do
Farmers Bank of Alexandria, do
Iiagersiovn Bank, in iiagerstown, Nd
Branch Of the Valley Bank inC harlestown, Va.
And the Branch of the Valley Bank in Lessbrrg, Va
BY order Of the Prssilen, and directors. .
JuuH r. lNGLE,
Clerk Ches. & Ohio Canal Company.
feb l3-vtJunel0
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-18
IN COUNCIL-FEBRUARY II, 1883.

The application of William N. Mills for re-.
mission Of a tax was referred to the Assessors.
Ordered, That the tax improperly charged to
jain Runney as Vendor Of Lottery Tickets,
for the year 1882, be RENTED.
Ordered, That the President Of Council be
requested to examine the Records Of the Circuit
Court of the District Of Columbia for the Coun-
ty Of Alexandra, and ascertain the title Of Tho
mas Preston 4 others to the property at the cor
ner Of Fayette and Cameron streets, and report
the result to Council
A Communication from the Mayor, relative to
the Fish Wharf, was received and read and refer
red to Messrs. Housh, Baird, Smoot, Brockett.
A Communication from the Mayor, in relation
TO the Superintendent of Police, was received
and read and laid on the table.
Ordered, That the Real Estate Committee, in
conjunction with the Superintendent OF Police,
be directed to rent out the Fish Wharf Tor the
present year.
Mr.. Smoot, from the Committee appointed on
that subject, reported bill entitled AN act
reducing into one and amending the several acts
respecting the Inspection Of sailed Fish for the
Town Of Alexandria" which was read a first
time and laid op the table.
The following persons were appointed Com.
missioners for holding Elections in the several
Wards, on Tuesday, the 5th day Of March next,
for Members to serve in the Common Council for
the ensuing year, viz:
John A. Stewart, At the House of Antllo-
Alexander Mckenzie, nv Rhodes, On Union.
James P. Coleman, St, for TIE 1st Ward.
George Johnston, observation-disclosures
Silas Reed, g.. .h. o., WI
Guy Atkinson,
Joseph Smith, At the old Indian Queen
Andrew Schol6eld, Tavern. on King ST,
James Douglas, for the Sd Ward.
William Fowle, At Miss Mills corner
Benjamin S. Kinsey, Of Prince and Alfred
William A. Williams, sts, for the 4th Ward.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-18
District Of Columbia,

County, 81 .7lerandria, SCI.
VXIILLIAM C. vEITCH has applied to tie Hon W.
w Cranch. Chief Judge Of the United States Circuit
Court of the District of Columbia, to be discharged
from Imprisonment, under the act for the relief of in
solvent debtors within the District Of Columbia, on
the second day Of March next, At nine o'clock, A. u.
at the Court House in Aexandrs; when and where bis
creditors are required to attend.
feb l6 st EDM. I. LEE, &C.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-18
Coach 4 HarHei = Making.

Coach 4 HarnefS Making.
IVHE undersigned have established themselves per.
l. msnently in hiddleburg, Loudoun County, where
they are prepared 20 serve the public with
Close Coaches, Stage Coaches, Barouches. Dear
horns, Gags, Ca rioles, and Harness.
Of the best quality and on the most reasonable terms
Having learned their trades, and worked in the best
Northern Establishments and having in their employ
hands from there, who are likewise well acquainted
with the buness they pledge themselves 10 fu nish
those who may call upon them with work equal in
quality and appearance to any in the United States
RErAIEs their line will be done at the shortest
tice and on moderate terms.
Ur They hsve on hand. for slle, several handsome
fashionable Carriages and BsrGuches and splendid
Sulkey and persons wishing to purchase are respect
fully invited to cali and examine them.
SATTERTHWAlT & RICHARDSON.
Nddleb,rg, Va, Feb 5-tf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-18

Orphans Court, Alexandria County,
January Term, 1888.
MARY STABLER and William stsbler, Admins
M traitors of Edward stabler, deceased. submitted
to the Court their first account Administrators afore
said with the vouchers IN support thereof which is
received by the Court. and the same will be allowed
aad recorded unless be shown TO the contrary,
on or before the first Monday in March nex Of which
all persons Interested concerned will take notice.
Acopy-Teste: A. MOORE,
ian 17-w6w Reg. Wills.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-18
70 Fishermen.

NOR SALE, A HERRING SEINE. fit for imme.
l. date u,e, about one hundred fathoms long, and
fishes from to feet in depth. with suficency Of
hauling rope. 1t will be sold reasonable terms by
applying to THOMAS SMITH.
fb lj-eo3t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-18
Notice

,Na Steamboat POTOMAC,
AIua~ Joseph Merritt. Master, will
on Friday, the 22d instant,
comm, nct her usus route from Washington and Alex
sn''ris to Norfolk and Richmond Leaving Washington
at 8. and Alexandra st4P. N. Returning leave Rich
mond on Tuesday morning. and Norfolk on wedne''
day morning at 9o'clock The boat and engine have
been put in complete order, and careful and expert
eIced master and engineer attached to her.
Ere to Norfolk, including meals, "; to Richmond
do 80 N WATTLES, Agent.
feb 10
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-18
Ground Plaster,

For sale by the Ton, Barrel, or BusheL
THyHE subscriber has on hand, and intends keeping
i during the season, Ground Plaster, which will be
sold at as prices it can be procured at in the Dis
trict. J MA. JANNEf'
Alexandra, Cd mo 1l-dtf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-18

o,,. through, and this city Of brOtherly love
y. V. .S,re IN lis enrching benefits. The Uhote
WIZ will rejoice in the blessings it will con-
tor -PM Com.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-18
SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA, (D. c..

Brig Nancy, cleared at Eastport for this port
LIST Feb.
ScI,r. Potomac, Beers, hence at Boston 11th.
Schr. Transport, Smith, hence at Norfolk 18th
instant.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-18
Cotton Duck Il ManilAa

COttON UWCK &C sIHNIIIU
CORDaGE.
6SGNHN Bolts of Colts cotton duck, from No. 2to 10
VV0 So do Ravens duck
bale cotton sewing Irvine
200 coils Manila cordase. of assorted sizes
Landing and in store for sale at mandatory prices,
by w. Fo"LE q Co.
feb 10
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-18
library Notice.

TIME Stockholders in the Alexandra Library are
hereby informed that an Election will be held or
Monday the 18th instant at the Library Room for the
purpose Of choosing President and eleven Directors
to manage the concerns of the Institution the ensuing
wear Votes will be received from II till 2.
feb 6-eo3t GEO. DRINKER, Librarian.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-24


IIomzoNrAL PlogonSc, AvD nr4LslpG PLouaHs,
Mn SNirR. Vuciaia, Nty IN, 1883.
FROM Che tone Of your 3illoriel remarks N reply
10 ea,fsia olcfies on the subject of horizontal
nsau,iaag md ~ ale poughs,' which appeared
n your cglil t.,f1ar, am led To believe, that you
have or,roac led e'thcr the purpose or meaning
of,h.ie Wh eh conveyed them. That letter was
certainly written with no view of detracunS hom
ejusl uclits otany onG-and though nehnet III
iasic, cannot but think, on a soco1d reading, that
itearres on it, fee the design lfthere be one, sep
arae from the simple desire of b Ing Informed as 10
the hist r. of tbs much valued improvement OF be
slowing honor where it is properly due.
Neither is this q question Of sfat'i~dc,-os we
bob probably c,oei, : 10 the superiority OF the
mi, and instrument oft, age Introduced by Gov
R1nd5ph, ovci those bcotcu. ID Tor Inc sam 'o'5
~ b,y, I'm, IN ,encat /. 4 remark OF my
,.e.r letter that II hr was the orlsp" '"'1''o'
= m. h. mefiled the thanks of the whole ~. ~.
.a51 ua community, and perhaps net the Jess L -
N rely intro juced them and improved the so,'-
structon OF the latter" 80 TO render 1t more vat
uabie.
We certainly, however, differ as to some general
views II one or two minor points; which ia''et III
truth were the giSt of my queries | dii not sup
NOSE novsclft, ha in possession OF all the facts ON
the subject, or should scarcely have wl'hafa"h
y M attention from matters of greater importance,
II gratiy, what is perhaps, IA ldle curiosity
VII confess however, that my former impressions
were somewhat different from your own, as II re
speotS the history al This matter, aud VIII PFesei''
some Of the authorities which lnd-ced the'h' II
unknovn to me- that Columelf, hau fec"''i-
mended til" practice IN question, ana the 'h'o'''''
ton IS, in far nm answer 10 NV former Co'''o'"
~
to higher point than had before real or ia"
often admired this plan of culture and 'ehec'ea
pleasure on the agency when II mas "" ','s,,
had in repairing the desoialon caused IN SUM
ofthi5 state 10y the opposite Md f''c7'','o -
greater benefits as thought, from the i'''o
Ola ft1hcs Improve aenD, fiji grateful 10 VI.
GiFlduh ~GO, as then supposed, vas US -
veutof, AMI who certanl, irSt lhpescd ''0 ''''''
of American taunefs ia this lfceboa u was 'o'
uhnatnral, thea, ma any at'e1t' Vi '''' - .,.
ed by aach passage as the toho"'os, ~ ~.
winch vas IN ny pos son. AS 1t - W. g.,
coy OF 1t whth have seen, aud as 70 NO.
ltln London's catalogue of agricultural "'"oi''
y Ill add the tltle, that you, or SOM VI F'
'e IS, may verify the extract, should you '''e''
it. It is a small duodecimo volume, ana Po' 9, =,
TO b written by a lawyer, who had ueset'ou ~
bar. fV the more profitable employment o'
Ta1 auttok processes &c have p1aiuseo "' i''''t'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-24
DOMESTIC NEWS.


F,am nc VIC yJfk Gdsete, June ID.
| / hg President has an nrdnous task on band ~
attempting 70 10 what it is out Of the power Of man
II faIil Since his arrival in New York he has re-
eeyoj invitations from all the principal towns IN
The nris hbofhooj and has accepted Of as many ns
! II wag ut oil possible for him 10 DO with any de-
| etee OF comfort Or convenience TO himself Yes
to-day morning he lcft his quarters before o.
| eaes accompanied by the Vice President Score
lnfy Of the Nay &c, aud proceeded to Jersey
Gl'Y, where in an apartment Mt Roys Hotel pre-
pared for the occasion, he gave audience 10 large
number Of ladies' and gentlemen who paid their
faspects to him. After rouaining there about an
hauf aud a half he started IN an open barouehe,
drawn by Blk whilo horses for Newark Here he
received the attentions, aud clslliies Of the anthor-
tea oi that place, and then proceeded to Elizabeth
town. whera he remained short time and return
ed 10 the city by O'Clock IN the steam boat Gin
dfrel About o'clock, the President visited
Ga.tle Gprden, 10 witness the ascension Of Mr..
porant bat n consequence Of excessive fatigue he
wss Obliged to retire before the balloon filled,
10 tho sincere fegret Of all present We have
slnco learned TINT his strength WAS sufficiently
efulted m the evening to enable him 10 fulfil his
engagement II visit Mr. Nible's Gnrden, whore he
Wu4 mot by about five thousand of his fellow eti-
2ensi and wh7 regaed with m evenings enerinn-
mant equal % any thlug Of the kind heretofore
hlbsted IN this city. The President will leave tho
city thls morning. nj 6 o'clock. N the steam boat
splendid, for New lIuygn, from tho foot OF b eek
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-24


Rejecting on tie stefiIe ronitboo a' aon'f 81 tae
iand IN flis Stste. ard the constant eotsf"uon L.
tie west has hrouabi inc 10 tuUt.ade H1at hHta'
the farmers enter ntn a ulorc economical coWse
and ply more attention 20 iho Improvement OF lnr
land the ola Dominion VIII h. found wanting
In Ghna containing popuIauon oi ''3J ooomo
ofmhahlans, or 302 10 the square mlc, (c1oaI
two acres 10 an iuhabItanD' the whole surface al
the country u.s. with trlilmg exception deaIcnled 10
the production of food for man aionc Though
situated H. the same latitude as the Umted oi3lfsf
the sol y rs ioebie crops III conss3a=tfe "' 'daf
ting tie culture 10 Tie SOL and supplying as de
feels by mixture with oibcr caahs5 by manure
watering, and careful and useful industry OF cVei5
kIad And IN NetbetanAf or Belgium eon'ahpe
235 people TO i square mile ana England viii
Walfs, lGl the Pefple snisis' P'inf1p5iY ny a.
fleuiufe IN the inst OF these countries, "'"iY
every acre OF the land IS cultivated efen 'I' '''
est mis- NAV ''P','Ie ',' 80 ~ ,' ,,,rl.a,
=, ,I..l.,,o,.'rt,,. an,l.I.l,nd tbeItnas are lea
In the l'he' o"''''f ''''' i.,.L,..l
s'o u III. ..,.ti.l,, l.3y.. a.,
'''''a anu ..,.z...5 ~, crttta
'e'o.l' w '''''' ~ W., .,,a.,toe
col'a'1'2n .''..'5,,', iz,l. <..,t,.f,.
n-'sn' i'' '','''' ...f.. ;,L,l,,.
'''Asa' z42,t . ,r....z.=,.. L.,,,,.,5,,=
...,,,,,. les.
ing ~ 'o' ''l'"s I'm W., -, p...
'ad am "P'', il oa's Nv ,..
SyivaHla are "'''h ~ ".o g.a I. -
IA virginia are ".'. o',y - = loro,, nar
feonsylF"n'" a. ~, v.'.,,.... e., tr =
acre. may ~, .s,7 ,os N the I,,,lr Slae
-, and ,gJ,y does not#the STATE prosper
arc cheaper '9 why ',, ''' ~, ~, ,I n,n J ia
as "1H "' r.,.',l,.sg ,,.s,
not improve 'o ''''.9' '',' ,oI and H.. o1s to H.,
species oil manu- - ,,I acJ MIA.
"a5Hc' mo 7'''''5 .,, ,s,n ,y,,io,i oras.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-24

medboards may b. set out 10y the haoA, or smal
blow Of two with tie BONNER TINS Is Wy
ready way of shifting he mald boaldA aud Tn
plough performs very wcl without wheels I'll
share hns M fin. and Is hroa al shIsrl pointed
a To guard the onts and foremost end, of TIN
mold-boards small bar of lron. may hr hXea
in the beam thie,eal al the back nextthe short and
thinner towards the torcsjic Ths hu wdl cut tn
carth, and open an easy rassasa 10 tho mold
boards, and strengthen the plough
You can Judge whether thcre Is any tling in tn
quotation that bears on the point b lore III. Il may
be sad indeed, TINT HAT udieidual should he te
carded as the true author of these improvements
who blessed our country with them. aud we cnte
not whore he obtained the idea TINS again NJ
pears somewhat neensiusNc, OF the lucky wlght
Who frss changed OF introduced the dull h0shah=
dry INTO the | nlfei States. might 5Isppsscss old
Toll of what hlvc heretofore been regndcd hts
uahl honurs And although W nay not cnrc
where the idea Of useful invention comes from,
when We have tin linz itself may not lltuc Gu
rloslty about the matter be sometimes pnrdoned.
although there b. no apparent aft1tH m tie II.
qarys. even # It snyo ct the antiquarian spirit
Fhe abnye cxraets are given, nat from pcdan.
tic motive, but SIMPLY because they fell III my Wy,
and bore Internal evidence of thur belug ortgl#
nql speeuauon- anl the queries We submitted IN
hope Of ascertoining whether any tbing earlier Ia
been known with respeet to'h.-a subjects,
Grateful too is should all feel u Gov. Ran
dolph for what he agtu lily d'd, WHY not disrrtml
nate TIE precise object and motive afu7 1t is yef}
possible lhat he although scrunfe and classical
man my have Int ON the ldca IN the course ot ms
own reflect ous Or the HINT may have brrn SUGGEST
d IN The course II his nuulmieus feadn'--aita
wards forgotten aud subsequently reon to Ia
mnd's eye, uuconneeted with the Mum of TIA" MI
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-24
POETIC Al.

JJrgfy,.Ln,r., \
~. f,roc,i.,.,#s>ytet and ,,acb5ng limos ver
-, ,,,l,. ~ l,h, u Rlai, lac If fnc ,if,
= pi,s,3,nJ +, his freud NJ, Rotberroor1 The
.'5,a,n ,o ,noIoov for the nu,Aor be,np from bom
.h4o II, n called on him. and are in limitation
~. r,.,,,lr prrrlIrpp,onn
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hn' h'' Ns2 u '''', ~ VIZ '''''
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bhi Sl' y y s'i 80 49,
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-24

long ennnsh lu l.nnd5n II leorn hoV ptutn day
INTO nIsh and vice versa"
shauli mention tint thr fashionable dinner honl
wa. o'clock. which L randolph dtshl,ed yc,y much
aud frequently protested against
Wy soon after he arrived ~ London be became
acquainted with Lord =, vino introduced hum
sell 10 hun one nlsht andrr the cutlery Of the
/ House Of Commons H. lod,mP told mo 1lte'-
wnrl. hat hc had nevef mt with "a we'll informed
u geuflenan ON al subject. of History, Bellies Lot
tres, biography. " md yu - sud he, what
most astaur,h,l mn wns hia intimate local know
lcdse Of ENGLAND and iceland iaoneh know
rhem VII bui vas Obliged To- ifId tho palm To
! Mr Raadaph | W. so delighted with his con
yersatiaa. Ihnt | vas IL iefnlncd Ia pay compll-
ncn winch knew would g,auty his Virginia
plpit W about mentioning to hlm m. mtcuttonf
I gostt i permission from the Loud Chancellor To
Introduce Mi Randolph INTO the House OF Lords
a, The private entrance noat the Throne nnd I'M
VIM ebtainrdit de4red tic doatleaeprt 10 ndnn
hun whenever he presented hrmsrlf, the same rs
IT he Woia Member Of the louse | mn high
Tory, SIR. but worship tai at even ma fopdhii=
can and ASSURE Yon, II ave ne g'eat pleasure
10 4haw tn, mok ot dIalnouont 10 you American
hl,m
know very muah cnyiel linn tbs privilege
ON the nlslt ot the d,5ata IN Nh eanninG'a " Io.
man catholla Pcce Eli Tho House of Lo,da
was exees.lycly ctowdsd, AMI hid 10 wait for
qea1Iy i've h'ors beio'e eo"'d oIaoe' admission
W'p the spaec below t. INT and lost ~ hquec=
1.l@y5fI' '"'I;" 9s dsg'N'y. ee'ay raa''n'' =,
'',o }9n" n,"ao'i '"'y o,,, @@1 "}l H. Ton,
'"e 9'hei door sun ooa'''' ny N''''''b' - 'o''
donleny. Su Robert Peel NIL many olhef d',IW.
,.,,,l,I ,a.,,l,.,. ,,#,l,. .us,. If , on,ln,n.
II. l1naI t,lo any leifew Of introduction with
hnl dam lhs country nskcd him, ana dey,why
ina had fe6i ID them because, an. - replied he,
D." | % Ia England 10 zee nnd not Ia be seon--to
hear uol not to he beara.'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-24
LIBE.RALITY

M.Yoa's OFFICE. Juno IL. 1893
Tho Mayor has received from the British CON-
sQl slsty doats--from Van Setback Esq one
hundred aud sxly.oight dolafa-ro Washing
ton lrsms, i.sq ono hundred and ninety eight %
loo dollars making $50 ~ 100 dollars being tho
sum OF tho contributions from the Presidents suite
aud tho company on board The North America on
WedGrlday Last, for the benefit Of the unfortunate
man who wes INJURED IN inug the salute on board
the Revenue Cutter.
The Mayor has received this day the following
leuef with ~ contents, tpr ihe foregoing object
NV Yonk. June 18th, 1888.
Dear Sir
Understanding thu You havo under your diroc-
ton the funds ta,ssJ by sobscPtion f5r The relief
u the unfottinae seoman WHO lot his hands
whist assisting IN hnng The salato 10 tho prcsi-
Gent bo approached the city yesterday, hereby
eneIose to you, IN conformity with instructions
from thc President, The aum fifty dollars, which
he teqno.l7 thal you will apply 10 the same object.
! our obedoni servant,
A ], pONELsON
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-24

Jvho reads an American Book In an 0IVef
,iscroen, anncxcd,o the last number ofthe Lon
Ion Quarterly Review, the following works ore
announced as being in the press. ken,s Com
mcntarles Storys Commentaries on the Cons''-
luton Of he u States. Nuttalls orn'th''"sy
Westward 10, Dreams and Reger'es at qu'e'
man. A collection of Tales by Mss seosw i,.
Vessrs pauldins Byran', Sands. &c. Lille oil MO
hammed Buonopartc's onhology'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-24

vy,r's,x6 NAME = We see II stated that the
,..;1, ',rr,,,rp.ycr has arrived at CampobeHo,
49,, the Wa.t !..i.e., with cargo Of Ram
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-05-02
FFom de C,asstord Pc. M.sssngrr.

In the early part of last month flock of Swans, 70 or 2i in number. were noticed floating about ia the atmosphere, in Casse- wago township. in this county, for several days in succession: the weather during ali this time. was very thick and heavy. Like the bewildered mariner in dense fog. they appeared utterly at loss how to direct their course. Apparently overcome and exhaust cd by fatigue from the length oftime they had been on the wing. they descended to the earth, weFs easily captured by the citizens of the neigbbOThOod, being unable to rise again.-- Ons nr two were shot and found remarkably fat-eaeh yielding feathers equal in quantity. and of very superior quality, to what is usual " taken from or 5 domestic geese. They sFo alFeady wo are assured quite dOcile, free. v associsiIng and feeding with the ordinary geese.
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-05-02

Relics cfa MGmmOth.- h.-We were yesterday shoWn two animal teeth, of extraordinary size, which must have belonged to an animal
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-05-02

law in place of the ordinary tribunals of civil iustice' the miserable people of Ireland are now suffering under the awful scourgs of the nestilence. The details are appalling. "Nev- CT. says letter from Limerick, Ofthe 18th of March, was there any thing like the state of the surrounding country. The Cholera has spread all around. The Rev. MT. NoOnan, Curate of Knockany, was here to-day, to purchase collins, there not being lands enough in that place to make them. At Hospital, to- day, the parish priest and twelve of his flock are dead of cholera. Forty persons were at- tackled last night with the pestilence, out of which the above number fell in very few hours to its malignant fury. Poor Doctor O'ConnCll said mass yesterday, and appear. ed to enjoy excellent health. The manner of his death, (being taken off in three or four hours,) has created general feeling of regret and consternatiOn through the surrounding country. Kilmalock, too, Is nearly as bad. Bruree is totally deserted; Fedamore attack. ed at all points the Rev. MT. M'Carthy. the parish priest, and his coadjutor, have been called out of bed to attend the sick and dying, eleven nights in succession. In short the pa nic through the country far exceeds any thing within the memory of man-Spectator.
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-05-02

Cholera tn lreiand.-This dreadful disease Is adding another item to the frighiful cata. logus of Irish miseries. Agitated hy dema. gogues-assaIled. plundered, and kept in con stant terror by the Whitefeet marauders: i'm. pOverished by absentee landlords; borne down ny poverty in all it's forns of destiiutiOn and threatened by the government with military
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-05-02

Fire at ApalGchieolG.-A destructive fire took place at Apalachicola. West Florida, on the eveuiEg ofthe SOth ult. ItOriginated in the dry goods store of Wm. Peabody & Co. and had made such progress before it was discOv- cred, as to be beyond control; and the whole block Of buildings, IS in number, were in few minutes in blaze. The entire loss of prop erty is estimated at from IS to 60. .oOO dcllaFs.