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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-01-17

done 10 both 6lyegs aai setSx nticcsso ar dTnr.7-a
Tobacco in ms marset, b. tho pfac,ce Of weigh
nig the same with steeyets tor remedy where
NJ
Sec BE i ordained ny the Botrd of Common
Connect FOR the Corporation of .yneHburg, IN Com.
man lii nssanhed. thai thetc shnll he - many
w. hmas;ess ennuaiiv appointed by the Common
Council as nay lie deemed necessary. IN the month
oi January Of zach year, or as soon thereafter as
may be, Tor the purposes OF weighing IN scales OF
patent balances and in no other way. all loose OF
unprzed Tobacco bought nr soli IN this Corpora
ton- aid for every hundred weight OF such robac-
CO. - weighed by any of them. he shall he en-
titled to receive from the purchaser three cents.
SEC. 2-Any person or persons buying such To
bacco aforesaid, and pot having tho same weigh
ed at the time by regularly appointed weighmes-
ter, he N they shall, for every sneh offence b. fin
cd the sum of Twenty Dollars, recoverable a. O.
ther 6sos imposed Ivy the orjinapces of this Corpo
ration, half Of which shall be tor the benefit cf
the informer.
Sec 3.-No owner or superintendent ola factory
shall he eligible as weishmasier under tina ordl-
vance
Sec. i-Hcfore any woehmas'er shall be nllow.
cd to proceed IN the duties of his Office he shall sub
scribe and take the following oath before Alder
man ofth's Corporation, certificate otwbich shall
bc returned 10 the Clerk of the Common Council
ana II any person or persons shaH presume to
weigh Tobacco undor this ordinance, not hapihg
taken aud rcatncd certificate of ,hc said oath be
OF they shall FOR every offence bo fined the sum of
Twenty Dollars. recoverable as al,resnid-"t
A T., do sclemnly swear (or affirm, MS the case
may be- that will well and truly discharge the
Office ofn weighmaster of loosc or unprzcd To
baeco in the Cooperation of I.ynehburg, according
the ordinance regulating the same, to the bes, Of
my skill and Judgment The foregoing was sub
scrbcd and sworn 10 before mr., an Alderman FOE
the Corporation of Lyncburg, this day Of
Sec. 5-ThS ordinance shah commence and BIZ
in force from and AFTER the 2lsi day OF Joaua,.
1888.
(Sisae1j S II. DAVIS, p. c. {.
'r,,t. /, II ,,.. ,eTts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-01-17

II isproposed to itold meeting, OF all political
parties, THIS AFTERNOON, at 3 o'clock, al
the Franklin Hotel, in order to add our pice to
that Of the people oiother soeiiUns Of the Common
wraIih. IN relation to the existing Crisis Ia our
National Affairs SEVERAL CITIZENS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-01-17

-. -~Lunsh1alg... ..s..
WVflfS tnstit,i'ioa yont ints ~ rssl6f g T.
\ u Jonhsry, 1893, under authority Of "a .cs :.
the Legislature, passed the g0ih Much. ts32 g.r-
ng saacton 10 s sal. o. si1,lar INSTITUTIONS IL fhe
Commonwealth Of VI. unsrr certain etndtidus -
forth IN SAID aef. II eofrrneibv a-cscstitutien
and BY Laws, md its ehieftes.gn the pronotiog
Of spiritof eso'Diay. Depoaites will be receiv-
ed any eums not less than one dollar; bgtro cer-
tl iass will 10 issued or iaiescst allowed on less
amount than fse dollars, for. which, and all Suns
over, tho Cashier oftle Institution will issue ces-
theaes, bearing interest effer ten days offIlree per
cent. pr annnm On SUMS remaining on de,,osiie
four month"; or less--four per cent for any tirno
over four and not exceeding six months, and fse
pr cent. per anDum for any time exceeding six
mcntfs The Cashier viii attend Of his Office on
Tuesday Of each week, fromg clock, A. NJ, till
noon, for the purpose of receiving deposites and
The Board Of Directors will meet on the evening e
the same dayto make s.ounts, and TRANSFER olf-
ct business. Notes and drafts for discount will be
handed tdsomc ono ofthc members V Be laid before
The board Of Directors At their me1lin@s. !.
lts ofesfs & lncrnbors are the following John
q Noon President Gee. W. Tvmer, Cashier;
Alexander Tom, kins, Treasurer ~. w. Davon-
pm, Secretary 1no NJ. Warwick JAS w. Nor.
ee,n, John EARLY, Mam,ce Langhorne, Henry s.
I.ans horne. Il. q. Iompk,ns, John d. Murrcll,
y. II DAYS., Maurice IL ta,lsAd, Jno M. Otey.
samuel MoCot,e, Patrick Mahe~e, Charles a.
w dncrs, WIN } fnrner John Hollins, John 3.
Blair, David Il l!dley Hugh Montgomerie, jam
l. claytor, Jesse Hate, Samuel Garland
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-01-17
III. ,n,vr, Of duly rsy able thc,esn IN eacl

Sd The arnourt Of duty ray able tnefeoh ~ ehe'
State the number Of psnp,o therein al each cen
sus, and the average amoani pay able by each per-
SON,
4,h Ard il shall further be the duty Of said Com
mtitee to inquire mo ari rrpe1 tie amount anu !
value OF rrodnct.en lar as may be done IN each
State of sugar colen rice, tobacco, bread siuiis
provisions, sa,: d,~,ed sp,'s, Sill: WOO, .sh OIL
pel,rv lambef manufacturers, OF wat and e' ea'"
kind with the r,afl.et pre- ofeach
5lh Il SHAH a!so tc Tn doty q; said COMMITTEE
Ia INQUIRE alto and leptrt the current prcf OF Pro
ducts OF like KIND and quality a ttase last a'ore
said to.h in France and England. logrihe w'tti tho
yss and NIlargea aud tie amount ui 'fiiies or bonn
ties on exputtalion Importation theteoi, eitaef
irto M hum these countries.
r, AID IL is further r-soircd Tha, ssid Conn ]
,.,,,e have powcr 10 call on ali accounting cicers
:. ~. .,,ic,, of the United STATES for copies and
larts of AL such i,neks md papers ~ thaf pos
cszion as NAY IN titl, egulaa hht Glenn ~ such
examination and report to "hR'nne 1uief oHif all
oe,aons who may Tor that rifposa apaear hefme
,Lsiu. and to send ,ntrfro ,rtioHs 10 al such per
sans AS may IN their olnon give them information
in the premises which interrosaiions II sh'ii DC
ia. Iuy of such persons 10 arsw.r IN Writing,
aceoranr to the best of ihor knowledge and bcilet
am, 20 make oath i!crcuao before some magistrate
,,n,netert 10 administer thc ,anle.
r,,li Ia tic dutv of sad COMMITTEE ~
,a,or, 10 state in ;aiuar N1rm all the parllc
f;,,csaid--lst in relation 10 each State III this
lf,,o,2i 10 renorl. IN .- / ~, first, the whole
,o,,.t - nj, Nh se States wh," ~ allcge that the
.,,,,, ,bcreof are rfQnre5 = las o pay, and have
,,d more than he, raiaable portion OF the pubic
~ ~, eo,,,h C.r.lilna. Glarra, Ala
,,i.si...,,n, Touts,ec North CGrplina
TX, and see.,nd 10 state the whole a.
.,f ,h,s. ,,rllcula,s. in respect TO all the 9TH
-, ga To make these statements in such
.a.n, ,,,,S s,rb dls,inc,ncss aud accuracy Of ar
,,a,,oo Il ,,,, facts found by their inquiries Us
'.r.,,I .,1 ma, h,r,yise. as that ail who de-
an rr, III. t,,,,h whereby T., al
1s.,,.,,ns ,s,resait ma, be- ,et.tsd or confirmed
.i,h,. ,I,a.c 10 ,,dcib, a eon,s..cnt knowledge
,,aaoc.x.,,v l., k,n,sq IN N the future
,l.r,r c,.er,,. a. The Law ot thesc United
s,,a,.s r.,,,,;o,r tho commerce. tle tevenuo, and
rho ,.y.s If ,he An,.,,.an =, o:4.
IN i,i,,.,-Ph, G,llo,vino extract is Co
,,., t.. ..,,,,.,,,,, u,
f''' ''''" 'N''e'
Charleston TO lHsl tiena ~ W" 'ofN' ana l"p''"-
ed IN tho Journal of Commerce. Il goes 10 strength
,,i,.,;.fubrb,yc hay, for so ne IN, entertained
.rL, \. .,,.r.,z ,..,.l,s.
''''' 'ae " '5''''' -
soh''ieh "l ilc 0i1"' an" e''' ~ ''''
srcalai m tie SoGth ON tia Tauffncsuor, and III
relation to Ia. pewcrs OF ihc General aud s,dte
'.'"'''''7 ~
''' cu,,,v.ro. Nc. 90 1870
Il is dl,icoll 10 a,coon, cor the no
,ivcs n thosr Who have thus un~isrly irN"ved rs,
with tn oe'1t"ai ''"yf NM al ooi py u" oF'iS
P'''' VI w :, ''s' ..''' ..pi ,.s.;,, ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-01-17

- IN the Legislatures Of Maryland and Indiana
resolutions have been in,roiiecd, aud viii De unan
in'cusly adopted, denouncng Null lfcat'on, both in
the abstract and in application. Every where,
out of South Carolina and Georgia, with some 'ew
unimporthnt and uninflucntal exceptions IN Viz.
gina and North Carona, the hefesy - opposed
4 mls; and "iil be lui down, OF II VIII pat down
the Un,on.
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MARRIAGE.

MARRIED. on the lith INST Mr.. TlNSLE'
PADGETT, orthis place, TO Miss ELIZABETH
c. POWELL Of Amhcrsl county.
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,hc- of ,ha. rin vss rude,y attacked IN the

ihcs of ,ha. rrin. wEs rudty attacked in the
Sheet and his Office " sbrickba,lel, the doors
and windows broken oren, and tho locks and bolts
thrown away. The Editor isa nuli.tyer; AMI
his ofenee, according to bis owl statement eonSis
untoa men would i've guilty. OF t11nson ifthey bore
arms against the State" Where was thr chival
ry" OF the Editor aud his friends that they thus per
mit,ei the sasbati sSiaa.E.ea 10 matroat hlfnsclf
and destroy ms property !
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-01-17

ar A letter from Washington, abiding to re
cent debate III tie Senate, saw Mr. Calhoun ieft
the Senate chambcras coon as, Modification ives
ni.n.onct' We do no, wonder at hs ext,eme sen
s,tlvencs5 on tbs subject.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-01-17

NI- A Washington ie,tor-writsr says, and it
seems to be generally believed, that +. z. Blair,
to be suprIaatad by N VI Noa',--an exchange
which will add greatly to the talent and respecta.
blity ofthe Court Journal. Blair is a mere bag
Of wind-iur,ously abusive in exact proportion to
the weakness ofhis intellect The deecut friends
ofthe administration have always hesn ashamed
Of hlni.
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itiaAA SEED.

z @i.h IN bay a quantity II clean Lice ELAN
"a SEED. ior which VIII elys one DoJae psf
bashel, IN Can, II delivered .ibHei'uleiy.
a HATCHER
Jan u Il
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COMMIT lEATtSNS.

Respecting Me Slie n i,'om 3oJaeso ~ Lyet1-
1nro


Respecting 'ac Sde n 5oosc 7oJaeso N Lyna4-
Gnrr.
a, meeting Of the Manufacturers slemmers
und Pnze,s of Tobacco in tho town 6f bynchbufg,
on Saturday the 5,hdhy ofJannary, 1888 smith
son II. Davis, Esq. having been chilled to the
Char, and Geo + Williams appointed secretary
the following preamble and RESOLUTIONS were alop'
tod
Whereas the trade in Loose Leaf and Lug To-
bncco having become OF considerable lmpor-
tnnce in this market, and manifold evils having
cIep into that trade by the intrusion ola class at
dealers well known under the appellatlon Of Run
ners as also another class of no less injurious con
sequence, styled agents or persons buying on
Commission > for remedy whereof,
lst-i1,Soifed, That ii is ineXpedent for loose
Leaf or Lug Tobacco, to be bought sold at any
other place than at the public Warehouses, where
the same may be broug ht ilirly into market either
by private sale, or "A, auction.
2d-ReS0iued, That 1t IS oxpe9lent that SIX
wriehmasters be appointed a, different sections Of
the town. whose duty it shall be, at the expense OF
tie purchaser, to weigh in scales or patent BAUM
COS, all loose Leaf OF Lug Tobacco bought OF So.
n this market.
d-hcsotrei, That from and nfer the 2'st day Of
the present ulnr,'l we Will wholly abolish the prac-
ice of buying .oose Leaf or Lug Tobacco by agents
texccp he be the Superintendent Of our factolesJ
or OF bayiog from lhc ciuss Of dealers well known
as runners.
ith-- ReSotrcd That we will not buy any loose
Leaf OF Lug Tobacco from any person VINO has
purchased the same Tor speculation in this market,
nor any HID OF Leaf, Luas or Strips made from
such Tobacco, from any person who refuses 10 sign
these resolutions.
9th Resotrsd, That each Manufacturer, Stem
fner ANA prizcr IN Lyuchbuig, who chooses, may
come n.o the foregoing arrangement and sign the
resolutions aforesaid and they r'edSe themselves,
one to TIC other tn.nforce the law on iofcs,alhng
{or articles coming 10 this market.
9th Rcs0lred, That for the faithful observance
of the true in,en, aid meaning OF the foregoing
s4lutisns we pledge TO each other Cur sacred pro
mise.
7th- Pesolref, That copy Of the proceedings
OF his meeting be communicated by the Chairman
10 the Common Council for the Cooperation Of
Lynchburg, with request thu, they will enact
such ordinances as in their Judgment will enforce
the foregoing resolutions.
Colin Butknef, s " LemiS,
III DaUs J. A. Laneh0rnc,
NJ Lansdorne,J. Pleasant Labty
H. Monfgome1H, VIM. ~. B%yqcei,
Sam Brnnsford, .jehn a. Waike
,Sth IlaiaR, GEE r. Wiuiams,
VIM. ~ tScon Uaeid Osleyby,
y II. lHornton, Nm. ". Fe0-fe,
.Jbhn Haisey, Jesse Hare,
JJhn Hancock, Dartd Walker.
IN Ordinance reg ulattng The Ueigaing Of Loose
or Unpri1ed 2obacco-TPasscd l2th Jan 1888
WHEREAS it is represented to the Common
COUNCIL Of Lyncbburg that worry grsut injustice is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-01-17

19c rireinia Farmcr.--There is quite nm IN
,c,Ys,ne paper, principally devoted, as It's title i'm
por:s, TO Agriculture bnt portions of which are al
i1licd to other interesting subjects of Domestic
Economy and The r,lrreu, ncws Of the day publish
81 in the town Of Scot,>vllle in Albemore county,
which ought TO be more generally circulated among
;he,f,rmers and planters of vrsi MIA. Its Editor,
(T. MeRobcrt, Esp maniicsts a very landable
anxietv % 1dvanc TIER erests and the bes, means
of enabling han 10 to this successfully, is to
encourage linn by liberal subscription, and
by surniyin. him with communications on sub
o.s (ss the Atnunacs say) adapted to this
meri.ian.p 4 journal of this character, published
in the State must, ifibcr.,lly pa'ronzed, he much
more interesting 10 the Virginia fnrmer and plan
ter, than those Mouth of,he Potomac or south Of the
Carolina line, because It's essays viii be, for the
most pait confined TO the discussion Of subjects
whirh come more nearly home to our business and
Jjsorns.
Opt main design in alluding TO this paper now,
however, is 10 draw the attention Of Essayiss to
two Premiums offered by It's public spirited Editor.
The frs, is premium Of $50 for the best Aericul-
tural Essay, to be entitled agriculture IN Pir
ginia," embracing something OF the history and
present state of Agriculture in THE State, with the
causes OF the imperershmeni Of our land, &e.-Ihe
second IS on subject Of more immediate interest,
| ifnot of more enduring Importance its premium
of $50 for the best written essay of33 OF 80 octave
pages upon the contemplated improvement Of the
james pnd Kanawha rivers, "Ife essay wo.i3
be expected to take the subject in all its bearings,
shoy. ing the great and immediate effect upon the
value Of lands on the line of improvement, as well
as throughout the State-t the effect il viii have on
the price of produce, particularly wheat and other
grain, by enabling the farmer 10 lave the RIcI-
mond market instead Of submitting to country de-
auctions showing, by comparative view Of tbs
country with others where similar improvements
have been made that The increase in tonnage, boih
in quality and kinds, will make the stock valuable,
paving more than6 per cent" &c &c The Ag-
ricu,ura ESSAYS forwarded will be submitted 10
" committee Of intelligent gentlemcn,' and the
James River Esssgs toany three members Of
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-01-17

Farmet>' Bant The following gentlemen have
beer appointed Directors of the Lynehb'we Branch
ottha Fa,me,s' Bank of Virginia for the year
1883 by Tie Etecatire John Nj. Warwick
John q Meem, Samuel Miller, Maurice Lang:
hcrne jr. Lorenzo Nsrvtl, Colin Buckner, Hob
son Johns, LanJon f. Cabell. By the S2oeihoidess
WIN. Radfori Christopher Wintrce, Richard
Tyree, John W Bagweil Ammcn Hancock
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,,n,c. ,,,,.f f,,,,,,.,eYt III, coo,n,,, co,,n
Gil VI ~ aa'"u'' '' '''s ''s' WI ny V'' N ~
}, adopted resolution requesting the Mayor Ia
G. la incciin, Of tho citizens, 10 consider whether
a snnscri,i,n shall IL, n,,de. and 10 what amount.
IL, thu city ,l Rchn,,l "a the s,o,k Of br lanes
e;vo, and K,,,,vb, Conn,,v. and 10 do
:, 49, ,n,,er moan. far ,io,,, tho scrse Of hc
,,cct,,y !, ,c,,io, tn the oucs,io. l., nurs,,oo,e
C this ,,eol,,,ion ~. N,vor call,, n maet;n,
.,t,,,, III. r,n,,, -, ,,, mi. ;,s,
,nl e olo,,-t Il, ~. ,a,,I,o. ma, .e, n,cleyan,
1,ay u,o ,.,,.r. Of tia, inv l., ~, ,o.o,,o,,
a.o. 70 L,a, -, i..,... M, ,,,ro <,.,o.,,t1.
,,.a,;.,,. ,..o,ho.D 1o.,,, r., rsa
.aI,.,,, ,,....,;n -, I,o,.,. Chico, w.,
.,;.,,,, {, ..,.... IL, ,..o,,
.,,,a.,i.,o,,.,,, ..,.,,,.,.
:. nh, 1...stp;.,...,;.4.
oessel f o4loo,,tc rcso,,,,s. and should mol l,os,
'-lr To ,hscribe 70 the 'aoea River and Kanaw hn
Company ~" SUN ct 1o7'' fHH@ffd Aeys, amt 'h-
'",
mo f,,lo and ,ily ,ha scn,o,cnts Of tho ,o,,rs of
'ite Civ Of Dlchoona in relation 10 the snbstrip-
non ala esa'd hat tie Colnnon 'fall be, and th'F
Nv !" you 's''1u :" -.
av. G ,,l,ino the sense of those qualified IA vote
! f,' nlomb.ss OF the Common Hall, upon this sub
-.
Jet
! I'm ffss'"--" cannot heiin expressing onl
SURPRISE al the war;" opposition n'an''es'ci by the
people OF No'ioh borough To the passage OF lay,
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tho Virginia Senas who may he selc,lci both
to be ready for decision by tho LIST day Of February

Dirijesds di7ec,ors ef,i. Bank Of the
UNiled States have declared Dividend Of three aud
hAfpe eep,. fcs tn last six nocths II Is att
ed. by the \ Y. Coaricr, on good authority that,
after payment oi this dividend, they skill tean 4
surplus, apon the six months business, of $780,.
900 besides arproptistins 5000 10 the sinking
fund for "a ment oftho cost OF their banking hou
scs.--rhe Farmers Bank Of Virginia has declar-
cd dividend If three per ecat. and the Bank Of
Virginia, three per cent f5r tbs last s,n months
The Potomac Fire Insurance Company has de-
period.
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~
yWVsEE business of Aibert q Carpenter h Co.
Bank saIt.ro, ia discontinued. All those
indebted IN the concern are requested 10 settle their
accounts, &c. With DIR Howei Davies, he being
sole proprietor. Howell Fiks,
ALBERT q. CARPENTER
JMfsT lfls
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-01-17

g.fWe publish this morning singular letter from
Mr.. Adams TO gentleman in Boston. The las.
sentence needs commentary from its author.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-01-17

North Co5o'iaa.-lhe resolutions denouncing
the hcrcsy of Notification, which were some time
since ad1ptcdbY the Senate Of North Caroline by
a vote Of 81 TO 7, have been concurrcd in by the
House of Commons, the vote standing thus-ayes
%, noes -. Ofthe nays, several (says the RAJ
leigh Resister) disayowcd the doctrine of Nuf-
cation, alleging that their vote was Influenced by
che consideration that 30 action Of the Legislature
was called for, and was, in its character, ertrn-ju-
'dltidl.-Even a resolution protesting against the
employment of force on the part the general go
yonnent against South Carolina, offered by one
ri Ia. y, was REJECTED, by abou, the MAORI
" ta't the resolution rcpudatng Modification was
adopted North Carolina IS, therefor, sound to
i6e core The last to come into the Union she
willie the last ~ desert it.
The frs fruits. The Georgetown IS. c. In
.teiisencer gives brief account Of the doinss ola
mob in tina, town on the 29th December. The f
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-01-17

- ia meeting Of the citizens Of Fsuqaier on
the LIST of January, Sidney T. Chapman, Esq. il
rhe chair, and DIR. VIM. Thompson acting Serrt-
toly,) resolutions decidedly condenring Nullifca.
tor and approving the principles the Presidents
proclamation, were adopted. The meeting is said
by the Chairman, in letter to the President Of the
United States, enclosing the proceedings, 10 have
been one ofthe largest and most respectable ever
known in this part OF Virginia"
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an Ordinance reg ulat,ng The Weighing Of Loose
or Unpri2ed 2obacco.--L Passed Eth Jan. 1888
WHEREAS, it is represented TO the Compon
COUNCIL Of Lyncbbng, that very gfeut Injustice Is
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-21
HeN-hanging. h"ck aud White
SUJTHJNG

TIVE subscriber respectfully informs the Public that
he still carries the above business, in all its vs.
rous branches. at his old stand on Hoys street. ew
dnors north of the City Hotel and Market House. lis
work will be executed in the same faithful mInner
heretofore As he has in his employ woIkmen Shomhe
can depend upon, he will be able to wait upon all
his customers No work will be delivered out OF his
shop previous to his inspection. From the multpIci
~ Of small accounts, and the difficulty of collecting
the for the last year, he will expee, CASH for his
work on delivery except from those puactua custom
ers who have accounts worthy Of attention. AS he l.
DESTROYS OF paying all demands against him. he would
be thankful if those indebted to him would enable him
to do co. as one half Of the amount due him for The
last year would Aable him to accomplish this desirable
object. -,
lie will give the highest price fer Old Keys
brought or seut to him by responsible persons
BELL-H HANGING will be executed exclusively
by himself
HIND Rails. G'e executed at the shortest notice
His charges will be uniform and moders,e' and all
work entrusted to his care will be warranted TO std
one year free Of expense.
feb l4-eo4t GEO. ii. DUFFY
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succession 10 the throne OF that country, or IN
deed, its existence, will ere long be decided BY
reference to other laws than those either of n.
Sail or the Visgo,hs. Every thing there indi.
Gates break up Of the old system.''
The Madrid Gazette Of 1st January, contains
the following nominations made in the Spanish
Cabinet: Count Ofalia. Minister of Inferior-~
Don Francisco Fernandez del Pine. Minister NJ
Grace and Justice--and Don Josef de Ia Cruz
Minister OF War.
The king Of Spain was improving on the lst
Of Jan. On that day he took an airing with ths
Queen, and was well received by the people.
PORTUAL
A letter from Lisbon. dated December 10
saws" There has not been any event Of inter.
est for several days past; but it appears TO-DAY
that hos,iltes are about to be resumed with urea.
ter violence than ever, and in which the Miguel.
ties will be the assailants. DON Miguel arrived
quite unexpectedly at the head quar- ter Of Aqua,
Sautas on the 10th. On the same day he r..
viewed the armv, and afterwards made shor,
address tn the Commanders Of the different COLDS
giving them to understand that the fate of hi,
crown depended upon the result Of a general As.
sault. This eagerness on the part of Don Msu
ell arises from his uncertainty as to the termiu,.
ton of the differences which have arisen between
him and the French Government, in consequence
Of his forts on the shores Of Douro having on The
9Th, fired upon and sunk French ship. Thi,
presumption is corroboI ated by the arrival in our
roadsr-d OF tn. French ship of war LIE Culra.sier
| from Bresr, The commander of which broush,
dispatches for the French Consul, who had an
| interview with NJ. de Santarem Immediately at.
| Ter he received them.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-21
CovNura.iuM E0tice.

1VlHE following persons are appointed CORNISH 10
L ers for holding Elections in the severs' " ""'
Tuesdsy the 5th day Of March next, ~ mernoe' >,
serve in the Common Council for the ensuing yeA W.
John A Stewart. Alexander Mckenzie. jams -
Coleman: at the house of Anthony Rhodes, OIL UNIV
street, for the First Ward. -.
George Johnston, Silss Reed, Guy Atkinson; wv
old Reading room. for the Second Ward .L,
Joseph Smith, Andrew SCholhed. james p''En,
at the old Indian Queen Tavern, on King street. '""
Third Ward.
william Fowle. Benjamin s. Kirsey, "l'n
Williams: at Miss. Mills, corner Of Prince anu A''
streets, tor the Fourth Ward.
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