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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-03-20
Alexandra, Goth VI rch, 49,

Extract from Lnw Of fhe Corporation relative
10 assessments, &c.
"The said Assessors sha mmediatey after their
appointment proceed to value the houses and lois with
in the limits OF the Corp rstion and to demand from
the and mistesses of family, lists of all
ale tyhf abes belonging TO, residing ~ thrir re-
spective families; and also from every owner Of taxa
bic property, list of such property And if any mas
ter mistress of family, or any owner OF taxable
property, shall neglect or r, fuse to give in list of s
male tythesbles belonging to, or residing in, his or
her family other taxable property, within FIVE ds,s
after the demand made thereof by any assessor, the
person SO offending 81 VII forfeit and pay hundred
dollar; and # person whatsoever shall wfu'y omit
or msrepresent in the list given in, any thesbe or
taxable property, SHALL in any other manner conceal
the same from the knowledge OF the the per-
SONS so offending shall forfeit and pay double the
smount If the tax imposed such tythesbe or taxa
BILE property. Every merchant. shopkeeper, mechanic
other person, having in his or her service or EN-
pluyment any clerk j"urneynmn apprentice, or ssss
tant shall render account OF the same M his or her
list of ,ytheables and shall be accountable for the
pits,ion tax hereby imposed in like manner, and under
the same penalties, if such clerk journey man. sp
pre- n'ic-, or assistant, were member of his or her
family
Section 4 Of a LaW passed March, 1881.
"Be il further enacted, hat the Ass ssors ne, and
they are hereby authorized to require from every
or possessor Of household furniture. kept for
use an account of ITS aggregate value, at fair market
price, at the time Of rendering such account; and q
true list of air ground rents which may be payable to
uch person persons; and any such person or per.
sons CURED. ard after being informed of the pro
visions Of this ecton refusing render such account
or such lis, of ground rents. give such information
to the may enable them to make such
,u.,ion on such list of ground rents he, she, they
so offending shall forfeit and pay the sum of twenty
dollars; and in where the have Cause to
suspect they have not received fair estimate OF tnrnl
turr list Of ground rents such correct nfof
IS may enable them make fair valuation Of tnrni.
ture list Of ground rents. they shall the value
Of such furniture list of ground rents according 70
the best of their knowledge and judgment; and should
the so assessed dee m him herself aggrieved,
he or she shall have right of appeal to the Common
Council mar 20-4t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-03-20

Rev. J. M. Wainwright D. d. Rector OF
Grace Church in New York, has been unani-
mously elected Rector Of Trinity Church in Bos-
ton. to supply the vacancy oeeasioned BY the
election of the Rev. Mr.. Doane to the Bishoprick
of New Jersey.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-03-20

LIVERPOOL MARKET. Jas. ID.
Our corn market keeps toIerably steady; we
quote the price Of sour American flour in bond
at l5s Gil to los Cd; old sweet at EOS and new do
at GAS 25 per brl.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-03-20
district Of NMlumbia.

alexandria County, to wif:
OCTOBER TERN, 1888.
james Birch, Complainant,
Thomas Birch, Caleb Birch Eliza.
b tn raylor, formerly Elizabeth
Birch, VIM Birch, John Birch,
Samuel Birch, Isaac Birch, 81 SIN CHANCERY
nah Birch, wife of the late 10.
seph Birch, and william Henry
Birch and Joseph Birch. infant
children Of said Joseph Birch,
Defendants
THIS cause coming this day regularly on. and being
set for hearing upon the bill and Of the de.
fendants John Birch, William Birch Sinsh Birch, the
widow of the late Joseph Birch deceased, and Samuel
Birch Isaac Birch and the infant children defendants
william Henry Birch and Joseph Birch, by James
Birch. Junior, assigned their Guardian, and the bill
being regularly taken for confessed and set for decree
as to the other defendants, upon whom due notice had
served but who have not answered the bill sfore.
said; aid it appearing to the satisfaction Of the Court
that the land in the compliments bill mentioned, If
Sold as prayed by the complainant would not produce
sum of money equalto 500 each ofhe heirs Of the
said Joseph Birch late of the County Of Alexandria,
deceased it is therefore decreed, ordered and adudg
ed BY the Court, that the land be sold bye Scott, a.
Commissioned at public auction, FOR cash first giving
thirty days notice of the time and place Of sale.
Test; EDM. I. LEE, c. c:
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-03-20

William n. McVeigh
HAS lust received by the schr. Alexandria. from
III New York, and has in Store;
10 hhds prime Cuba Molasses
Is bags rio and ST. Domingo Coffee
7 tierces Louisiana clarified Sugar
1000 lbs loaf and lump do
chests Young Tyson Teas
do Imperial
bags Pimento
S do Pepper
boxes Cavendish Tobacco
S do plug do
90 do Rusn Soap
IS do mould and dipt Candles
10 do Rai.ins
do Starch
kegs Ground Ginger
Niece. Nutmegs, Cassia, and Gloves
s ss' and r.F white s 1.Sf Greek
Together with general assortment OF o'her at rn.
Giles in the Grocery line. All It wh'eh lie o"e's io'
sale very low, wholesale and retail.
mar Is --eo3t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-03-20
A8aess0ys' Notice.

VJ'HE undersigned intend forthwith to assess and va.
iue the taxable property Of the citizens and others
of the Town and respectfully request their aid, as FAR
the annexed laws require, that the same may be
equa.sed near pos-sb.e.
GEO. DRISKER,
ADAM LYNN,
JOHN ADAM,
Alexandra, Goth NJ rch, 1873. Assessors.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-03-20
,AeXanArin Theatre.
The Celebrated PETERS FIRMLY, for a }eD

Nights only
n p. respectfully informs the inhabitants OF Alexan
-. dria that he has leased the Theatre for few
nights ard will give Grand Exhibition on THIS
"wednesday Evening, March goth, 1853.
DISTRIBUTT0N
Four Comic Songs this evening
Tight Rope Dancing, bv Miss Peters.
j p vii swallow sword % inches in length
Chinese Def-nce. in which "r. Revell will make china
plates and wash owls dance to must
Exercises Grand Display with golden bowls cups
and dsggers, by Mr.. ReveIl
Slack Rope will exhibit many daring feats on
the Slack Rope, and conclude by hftng eight per
sous on It
Indian Bslsncng-Nr Revell viii undo r,ake to ba-
lance from pound to 200 weight on his nose and
chm
Iegerdemain, or Dexerity Of Hand. by Mr. hevell.
Astonishing Elastic Paper, which Mr. Revell will turn
into $50 diff ent shapes, Initiating the Fashion and
Cries Of London
Ventr,ioqusm Mr. Revell will introduce this aston.
,s,ing at ne will initiate the different tones Of
Blrls, VIZ. Green :.nnet, Canary, Goidfnch, Night
insse, aud he morning tone of the Black Bird, and
Conclude by initiating the sticking of . Pig
The whole 10 conclude with the Grand Ascension from
the : age to the Gery. oy Mss II. Peters, sur
rounded with brilliant fire works
Il : Doors OPEN al 81 o'clock; performance to com.
me,ce ~ "a precisely. Abundance to Box and Pit
s. ceuts: Gs'-ry IS cents
- sox Office viii b- open from IL O'Clock unit! 2
u. ock, y =. tickets and places m the boxes may
be tsken from Jar.es Morris at the Union Tavern.
mar 90
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-03-20
ALEXANDRIA, I'd. c.
. yssn,y MORNING. MARCH 20. 1883.

ia' ,.., Monday, was, We are told, CON-
t'l''' s;,a,. Gen. Green and his coadjut0rs
P,''' m.rdsd, were deprived Of the privilege Of
''0 .'ar The honest farmers Of Fairfax and the
s'n' "a, ended in smoke. Fairfax is sound
'' ,Ss core, Her people will 60 for Union and
Liberty.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-03-20
Washington, liarch 18Th, 1885.

The nsns-s ,,,s thu, ~, .gt ., o, T., ,oI,
pcaSe and i},;, Gal C.,,nanx .Ln a.
CO, W.
ras,''S SSN'--"e p1's u"'e'''o"n u'a' ms
,;Jn,i, ' "I' o'sn .''S"o o. amen cF''"n "oi-
,ba - ~.. VINO u'se II as means ut securing Tor
y IMP, ,oPI', Tue 'dVoro The President AMI nat
81 S"a'eu WIN certain co"'rac'n'. an" induc-
trn, -. some Of me r''z""s q: q nrse-
". c,,OO, ' h.. s'.Aa ~N's sa,"- rss"@,,'n'
ard NJ. S',,, ..s ,ha, Ia p,Ns'r soc S."'ders'
S To 'o'" fOs Map Ea'oa; af,er MA, we
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-03-20
names 5. GunMeN, NJ. u.
DENTIST

N EsPECTPULLYin inform sthe citizens and visto''
{, of alexanlria that he may be consulted AZ ar.
A. Newton's Hotel on the first and third WkpStsD'i
in every month, from 9 o'clock un'lizr
AIl,etters addressed to DR. G at his once pc, wee"
the United States Bank and the President nou,e,
wh;noton Cit Z, or left II Mr.. Hewton's tel, Alex
sndrs, will be punctually attended to.
ian 2-eWedtf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-03-20
BY GEORGE WHITE.

VHHE subscriber. intending to quit housekeeping.
i will sell, Oh Tuesday. 10Th Of this month, At 10
O'Clock. at his house on King street, between
Patrick aud Henry streets, all Of his
HODSEHOLD& KITCHEN FURNITURE
Consisting in part Of sideboard, TABLES, Chairs, So.
as, Carpets. Astral Lamps, Looking Glasses, &C. &c.
with al other necessares OF house e, al Of which
are nearly new credit OF six months will be given
for all sums ofand over 500; four months al sums
over ffv dollars, with approved endorsed notes.
mar Is w. DAVIES. ).
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-03-20
BY WILLIAM D. MUTT

MoAasses, &c. at auction.
WILL be sold at my Store, on Thursday. 2ist in
w slant, at 10 O'Clock.
- 20 hhds holasses
20 bbis do
240 boxes Digby Herrnes
10 kids SMOKED Salmon
90 bbls No. Q Msckerel
40 No 8 do
Terms at sale. w. MUTT.
VII be added 10 the abovc sale,
$50 barrels Gross Herrings. warranted sound
mar 20
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-03-20
In COUNClL-MARCH 1s, 1855

IN COUNClL-MARCH 10, 1888.
The Council resumed the second reading of
the bill entitled "An act tor raising a Revenue
for 1882
A motion was made to strike out so much of
the Sd section as requires the Tobacco Inspector,
for the present year, 10 pay into the Treasury
two hundred dollars, end insert one hundred
dollars. The ayes and noes, being called for,
were as follows:
AYEs-Messrs. Johnston, Baird, Moore, Da-
Wis, Violet.
NoEs-Messrs. Snyder, Smoot, Jameson,
MCGUIRE, Huugh, janney, Miller, Brockett,
Stewart.
A motion was then made to insert two hundred
and len. The ayes aud noes, being called for,
were as follows:
AYEs-Messrs. Snyder, Smoot. Davis, Jan.
ney. Huugh. Brockett.
NoEs--Messrs Johnston. Baird, Jameson,
Moore, McGuire. Miller, Violet. Stewart.
The Council, therefore, refused to strike out,
and the bill was then read third time and pass.
ed
The following Officers were appoin,ed:
Adam Lynn, John Adam, Assessors.
Loudon Campbell, William Campbell, Mea-
surers aud Inspectors OF Lumber.
John B Hancock, Henry Tatsapaugh, Police
ConstabIes.
Ezra Lunt. Inspector of Fish
Benjamin L. FendaI, Inspector of Tobacco.
Henry Copke. John Keis-ndaffer. William De-
VAUGHN, John Deyaugbn, George Johnston, James
Carroll. Wachmen.
Ordered. That Messrs. Baird, Hough, and
Miller, b. appointed Committee to make ar
Judgements for the public printing for the present
year.
TIE report Of the Guardians of the Free
School was received and read, and laid on the
table.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-03-20

DRAWS THIS DRY
New-York Consolidated Lottery,
Extra Class No for 1888.
To be drawn in New York on " edne day, March 90
66 Numbers-l0 drawn Ballots
l prize OF 100000 S prizes OF 81 900
l do OF 5000 &c &c &c
Whole tickets IS, halves soi quarters
On sale in great variety by
Jas. RIoxDAN.-
o. Uncurrent Notes and Foreign Gold purchased.
- Or iers from the country punctuay attended to.
For Norfolk.
,aES4A The Steamer COLUMB "A,
G;sais@.a5RVf7 j ave Washington at 10 o'clock
-7.h>.'ks.sk7-eA Y. and Alexandra ut II,
on Wednesday, the Goth instant, for Norfolk She
will leave Norfolk, on her return, on Friday, at FIVE
o'clock mar iS-2
l.andiug This day,
ERoM on board the Velocity, from Boston, and
Il somewhat free of impost-
English, Dutch, aud American Cheese
boxes Of Olives
Is do Sweet Oranges
10 do Lemons
Is pots Preserved Ginger
so boxes Raisins
Maccaron and Vermscelli
London Brown Stout lin pnts and quarts)
Prunes, Sweet Oil, Anchovies, Cspers. &c.
mar 49, St JfHN b HEPBURN.
Nibernian Society.
4 r the Annual Meeting of the Hibernian Society.
! held 18Th instant, the following gentlemen were
duly elected Officers of the Society for this year:
DR. JoHN RICHARDS, President
JAMES CARSON Vice President.
JAMES DoUsLAs, Treasurer.
CHARLES MURRAY. Secretary.
Rev. JOHN SMITH, Chaplain.
RoBkRr TAYLOR. Counsellor.
MANAGERS:
Edward Mclaughlin, samuel p. Lsrmour,
william Morgan, John Stewart,
Hugh Leddy, Bartholomew Rotchford,
Owen eddy, George Dale.
mar l9-3t
Cash for Servant
WE will pay cash and the highest prices for any
w number of Likely Negroes. of both sexes
mar 19 FRANKLIN 4 ARMFIELD.
Salt.
0OOO Bushels Of heavy Coarse Salt. will be sold
C(VVj low BY W. FOwLE e Co.
mar 18
Yea, Coffee, &c.
61 100. eat sI,si So.e. vo"Ds Tyson Tea
Is bags aha c flee
10 do ava do
90 90 S Saf Srnehe. Bunch RAisin'
bays Pepper
20 barrels Cider
Landing from chooner Alexandria and for sale by
mar 10 STEPHEN SHINN, Janney's wharf.
White Lead
lnn Kegs pure White Lead, received per sloop
lU) Union, for sale at Factory prices. BY
mar l8 S. n. e S. II. JANNEf
Real Durham Mustard.
o. Cases, 3 dozen each Durham Mustard
y 8 kegs, AZ lbs each
Received and for sale by W. H. MILLER
mar l8
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-03-20

examinations have recently taken place
land on the subject Of printing the Bible
ID h : ,h. oersous examined, vas Mr. Joseph
o'' BOOKSELLER at Oxford. 10 the course
az. examination be said, IL can venture TO
" ,,,t every attention possible is paid to the
10y Of the Bibles that we print, and we OIL
8, to every person who will inform U.s. a so'e-
Is" .,,, for every error Of any importance aud at
, N. sense, and for every printers error
" wv =, the turning Of letter upside down. or a
am,n,, or any the smallest error that can be DIS
a,.,,J. we are ready to pay 2s. 3D."
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-03-20

Nnieo.-By au arrival at New orleans 0"
-. s,b Instant, in several days from TamPlco,
los are received that the affairs OF the Mex'-
go R.ooblc we're approaching to a permanent
r,,o,y arrangement effected between the con'en
.ooJljon Of peace and order under the late eone''
G", n,r,ies. Agresaby to those arrangements
M p.draza had resumed the Presidential
- ,, and had been recognised by all the authorl-
60. If me capital. In the present month a new
.,,.,i,n Of Presiden. is to take place, which II
:. ..,nospd will ssuit in the choice OF Santa
Anna.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-08-29

July. The New York Courier and En-
quirer has received BY her a Liverpool
paper Of that date, being one day later.
The following is the only item Of news
worth extracting. We also annex the
Liverpool Corn Market Of the proceed
ing day, from which it will be seen that
some spprehensions are entertained there
that the coming crop Of grain IN the prin
clpsl agricultural. counties and Ireland has
been injured. LIVERPOOL. July IL.
We understand from good authority,
that The Duke oil Palmetto, has received
foil powers from Don Pedro to place him
self at the head Of regency at the Al
sarves, and that IN that capacity he may
ne expected TO make formal application
TO tue British and French Governments
for the recognition Of Donna Maria as
Queen, dgaeto. Of Portugal. Indeed,
some surprise has been caused ty bis not
having done so already There is said
10 be great Discrimination on the part Of
some Of the members OF our Cabinet TO
take any step ia favor Of the Portuguese
Conslitutionalists on direct application
of DON Pedro, but 1t is highly probable
that the Regency established IN the Al
garves will not make a fruitless applica-
lion, when II is considered that the only
grounds of objection hitherto assigned
Oy our Governor for the nonrecosnltiJn
Of the Regency are removed, and that
The capture Of the Migueii,e fleet by AID
miral Nap.er, has entirely changed the
complexion Of the contest. We are able
TO state that the French Government have
warmly pressed the recognition of DON
ma Maria as Queen de Jacto of Portugal
upon our CabIuet. and have again offer
ed to concur in and support any mea.
sures which Earl Grey may be pleased
TO adopt. We may add also, that the
news which the Portuguese ambassador
received yesterday, which was immediate
ly communicated TO Lord FaImerston
and his colleagues, has already had an
fleet upon the mind of the individual Of
The Cabinet most opposed to int rventiou
III favor Of the legitimate Sovereign oil
Portugal.
Accounts from Madrid states, that the
landing OF the Portuguese Constitution
aIists in the Algraves, produced great
CONSERVATION in the Cabinet OF Ferdinand
Troops were hurried off to the frontier,
but when the news Of Misuels feet heing
captured, reaches Madrid, it will strike
terror into the heart of NJ. Yea
Burmudez and his apostolic colleagues
Ferdinand may just prepare for revou
lion with as little delay as is convenient
The Cories were dissolved on the 18th
OF July. the day before the Capture Of
Don MIguel's squadron
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-08-29

Cape de perds capt Mariner, OF
the brig Zipporah. who left these Islands
on the 23d ult. states that seven cargoes
Of provisions had been received there
from the u. States for the suffering in
habitants. and one cargo oil corn from
Africa.
MIR. Martin, merchant at Bonavista,
informed him that about IS 600 was the
number that had died by starvation in the
whole Islands, and not 40 900, as has
been stated Mr. Martin was of opinion
that if the rain should fall as usual this
month. (Aug) they would do very well,
otherwise. they will need assistance
from the United States. They are ve'y
grateful TO the people Of this country lor
heir goodness, heretofore. towards Their,
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-08-29
Domestic Mtelho ence.

Black Hack and has Party at Home.
We have been favored with the fol-
lowing letter from an intelligent cor
respondent, dated Fort Armstrong, up.
per Mississippi, August 5, 1888:
"The whole suit arrived here few
days since, loaded with assumed Dig
nifty and costly presents. Keokuck S
band speedily followed to welcome their
brothers. A grand council assembled,
among whom was myself to witness
the delverance Of the Hawk to his ma
ton. The council opened with the adj
dress of the President to Black Hawk,
in which he is informed that in future
he was to yield supremacy to his infe.
rior keokuck, the white mans friend.
"The old chief rose in violent agita-
ton; denied that the President had told
him so, and that he would not be advis-
ed by any body; that he wanted what
he said to be told to the President, and
that he in person would have said so in
Washington, but that his Interpreter
could not sufficiently make known his
views. The Colonel made to him a
speech, stating that by his own treaty
neither he nor his people could, for the
future, head band, and that by that
treaty Keokuck was placed head of the
Sac Nation, &c. Keokuck with bene-
Violence spoke awhile to the Hawk,
then addressed the Council; begged
that nothing might be remembered of
what the Hawk said; that he was too
old to say anything goo !, and that he
was answerable for his good behavior.
The poor old chief recalled his words,
and do not know that my sympathies
were ever more excited, than in wit
Messing his expiring struggle for free
dom. Nothing bat his advanced age
and want of military power, will pre-
vent him from making another effort.
Keokuck's band gave us a splendid
dance; but the Hawks party were Ell
Their too detected or too sullen TO part.
cipate in the festivities.
"You may tell the good citizens of
New York that these Indians would
willingly get up another war, in order
to make another visit to the East, and
return loaded with presents and almost
satiated with attention.
"Fort Armstrong, U, NJ, 5th Aug, 1883"
Ne,o Cotton.--Last year the first bale
OF new cotton was brought to market
49,, al A - i
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-08-29
ENGRAVING Indians.-The Wabash

Emigrating Indidns.-The Wabash
Mercury of August LIST, says that on
Tuesday previous "between three and
four hundred Of the Pottawattamie In
dams passed down the Grand Prairie,
five miles west Of Lafayette, on their
allotted territory west oftheMississippi.
We learn they were accompanied by
Col. Pepper, the removing agent, and
Lieutenant Montgomery, ofthe army,
as assistant. They arc in good health
and removing condition.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-08-29
Various Matters.

1
The Brig Belvidera, arrived at the
port Of Alexandra, from Liverpool,
brought over from Holland four grev
hounds, with litter Of whelps-the
hounds being a present for the Presi.
dent of the United States from Mr..
Davezac. They are beautiful animals.
An official enumeration of deaths in
Lexington, (Ky.) from the Isl Of June
to the LIST of August, has been reported
by committee of the city council OF
that city. The whole number was 5O4
of which275 we're whites, 1s4 slaves,
and As free blacks. The average NOR.
tally per day, during the whole period,
was between eight and nine, although
the population, was very materially di-
minished by removals.
Rife Shooting. On Saturday after
noon, at the Thatched Cottage, Jersey
City, in trial of skill at Target shoot.
ing, a gentleman of this city fired ten
successive shots at one hundred yards,
with rifle at a rest, whose aggregate
measurement on line was one.eighth
of an inch short Of eleven inches. The
first shot measured two inches and Sc.
ven-eighths from tho nail, deducting
which, there remains as the aggregate
distance of the nine successive shots
following, eight inches, an occurrence
rarely, if ever, accomplished on the
same ground. The rifle used was pro.
vided with flint lock.-N. Y. Cou.
The general assembly of the Pres.
byterlan church, in the United States,
which met in May last, consisted of
PA persons. Connected with the DO.
dy, and subordinate to it, are % Syn.
DDS, comprising III Presbyteries.-
These consist oil $500 congregations,
which are superintendent by 1855 or.
dained pastors and 2l5 licentiates. The
increase during the year preceding
May, 1888, was l25 pastors, 10 licen.
tiates, 8 candidates, ll9 churches, and
l6, 542 communicates.
A Sword Fish, eleven feet four inch.
es in length, weighing $50 pounds, was
caught yesterday in B ,ston Bay, on the
western edge of Middle Bank, with
Cod Hook, by Capt. Harden, of the
fishing schooner Avon. 1t is one of
the most beautiful fish of the kind, with
a sword in the most perfect order and
just proportions. 1t is very fat, the
eye brilliant and very large. There
was a goodly company of them, but
this was the only one that paid any at.
tention to the bait.
Mr.. Livingston and his suit are, it
seems. to sail for France in the United
States ship Delaware. This magnifi.
cent vessel may be exhibited with e.
quail confidence to the friends or the
enemies of our republic. The still
more imposing PENNSYLVANIA, now on
the stocks in our navy yard, is in full
preservation, and might be, it is said,
equipped for sea in a short time. Her
proper "home" is on the Deep
Nat. Gaz.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-08-29
MILLEpeEvILLE, Geo. Aug. l!

FATAL OUTRAGE.-With pro-
found grief we announce the untimely
death of JOSEPH II. CAMP, Esq.
He was shot in the street in Columbus,
on the 18th instant, but we have not
been informed OF the circumstances
under which this act of violence was
perpetrated. Federal Union.