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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-07
Real Estate near AlexanAria
EDD

Real Estate near Alexandria
FOR S.7LE.
agN< 1.-The MRADOWS,"s valuable
fJsS3 Farm, bounded the north by the Little
~ River Turnpike Road. and on the east by
<an Holmes Run, three miles from Alexandris,
and immediately south Of the -four mill Of Mr.. Miller
This farm contains 253 acres, is chiefly low land Of
good quality, partially in cultivation.
g." LOMAX," Farm on Turkey. Cock
Run, about two niles west Of the one above described,
containing 352 acres, now in cultivation, in the oeen
pancy Of tenant.
3, 4, 5.-Three small TRACTS of UNIM.
PROVED LAND, containing 100, 100, and SO acres,
lying on the Mount Vernon and Southern Post Road
within three miles OF Ale xandria.
The above described property will be sold on acco
mo1ang terms. as to price and credit. For further
particulars inquire at the Bank Of Alexandra.
ISAAC ROBBINs, Agent.
aug 22-eolm6wtf
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ALEXANDRIA MARINE LIST.

ARRIVED. SEPTEMBER 6,
Schooner Rachael s. Lydia. Perry, Washing
ton City; to VIM. Fowle & Co.
Schooner Truth, Rose, Kinsale; Corn to Geo.
Johnson & Co.
SAILED,
Steam. Boat Potomac, Nevett, Norfolk.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-07
For sale.

For sale.
ScwA The subscriber will sell the HOUSE
Ms5filE long occupied by himself, situated on
EEiIiE Duke, between Fairfax and Water streets.
&tf&H is proximity to the wharf. yet on the most
elevated GROUND. renders it peculiarly desirable to
those whose business calls them in that Direction
The terms will be low iii is not sold. it will be
for rent BESONl WHEAT.
80 On -9.wtf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-07

Plaster Paris. (retaiD per ton, s 90 a o 90
FIouR.-The receipts continue small, with.
out any change in the wagon price, and with lit.
tie or nothing doing from stores.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-07
Yrustee's sale.


DY virtue Off Deed of Trust from Anthony Crease,
- deceased. the subscriber will off-r for sale. at
public vsndue, in front of the premises, Saturday,
the 18th of September next, at T. O'Clock, n.
ge,sA THE HOUSE e. LOT
fSSs tIa situated on the south side of Cameron
Ey aik6 street, between Washington and ST Asspi,
ssGkzS streets, fronting on Cameron street 20
feet inches and running back 100 feet, at present
occupied by James Twin, Esq, and subject to his
lease, which will expire in December next when pos.
session will be given, and may. by arrangement; with
SIR Irwin, be had sooner. This is 8 modern built,
well finished, comfortable three story brick ds cling
house, with convenient out houses, and its situation
particularly eligible for private residence
rerms-One fifth ea'h; the balance in four equal
instruments at six twelve eighteen. and twenty four
months, with interest from the day Of sale For the
deferred payne nts, good security will be equired.
The ttleto this property is believed to be perfectly
good, subject to arranged ground rent Of six dollars
per year. The Trutee viii, however, convey such
title only as has been invested in him.
CHARLES BENNETT, Trustee.
aug 29-eo3wS dt1SthSept
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-07
Kenhawa i arkansas hands
FOR sale.

eF7ea< The subscriber offers for sale
EE% 500 ACRES OF Ian D,
6HH lying on the Great Kenhawa, and within IS
Ss6has miles Of its mouth-more than 400 acres OF
which frs. raie Bottom small portion cleared. and
70 or 81 acres natural meadow free of TIMBER which
might be put immediate cultivation for very 'ring
expense, and is of unbcunded fertility. The balance
is covered with timber Of the finest description snd
growth Steamboat navigation to at all seasons, and
ready market for produce on the bank Of the rver.
Since the large appropriations made by the State to
complete the navigation and connection OF James and
Kenhawa Rivers, render those Improvements more Ger
tain and speedy in their completion, lying near
the mouth of the latter have become the most desira
BILE property in vrgnia-always vastly superior to any
others in fertility. lying good navigation, and now
commanding both Eastern and Western markets, there
can be no location superior in the Union. Also,
1870 ACRES OF LAND,
in the Territory Of Arkansas, represented to be of first
quality, and lying within thirty miles Of the Seat of Go
vernment.
For terms, application to be made. either in person
by letter, to the subscriber, HolIn Hall, Va
| Alexandra, District Of Columbia.
Holm Hall, July 81, 1888. G. MASON.
aug Swim
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a Young Man,

81 HOUNS SNHN,
POSSESSING good English and classical educa.
i ton, would. for q reasonable compensation. be
willing to undertake the management of school in the
country. For the name Of the individual, inquire OF
the Editor of this paper. aug 10 = cow
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-07
To Rent.

d III me DWELLING HOUSE opposite the
~ "he's Bank Also, the Store House at the
JOSIAH IT, DAVIS.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-07

~THE SAVINGS FUND INSTITUTION
open every Saturday afternoon. from half past to
o'clock. under the direction Of Committee of the
Managsrs at their Room on Fairfax, few doors north
of Prince street. feSat
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Yhimeas J&nney
Notice..

Custom HOUSE,, ALEXANDRIA,
Collectors Office, 18th august, 1883.
NOTICE is hereby given. that the Light Boat sta Ia
~ toned at Cedar Point. in the River Potomac. will
be removed about the 18th of September from her
station, in order to be repaired
GEO. BRENT, Superintendent.
aug l3-d15thsep
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-07
BriApOrt oeine EWiDe.

4 o. Bales shad aad Herring Twine,- received per
8 ship Montreal, via New York. for sale by
sept2 w. FOWLE Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-07
COMMERCIAL.

Prrce of Produce in .aisrandria yesterday, from
wagons and Vessels.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-07

HKUER the authority OF Deed OF vrust from the
u Mechanics Bank OF Alexandra to n. mbscri
bers they will offer for sale at public auction. on the
5,h day of October next, the following HSLUaBLE
PROPERTY in the Town Of Alexandra and its vici
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-07

" The students Of the Hish.school Of Winni-
Ca who By the ukase Of the Emperor are to be
sent oil the regiments Of the 18th and 10th
a'slOn OF infantry and the Dworanski regiment
are the acknowledgements, Dwernirki.-
Mlrzanskl, D"orowoski, Ho6nau, Fronckow,ki
"''ln'e~sS', Glowacki, Strbirki, Koclejowski,
Ia"'ze"iez, knnarowski. Jonn and Sranlslaus
DOmprONski. L,vrorr dirsctor
~, published aud executed on the 10Th Of April,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-20

and elinaie n IT, pat II Virginia hope M. and
Nj Madison VII lke many many ycars vet
hurried as long rs relieness would seem 10
justify .-foih Ptosscd upon mo with a hospitality
Distinguishing almost every y,rginisn. a eontin.
nanee al dinnet,-whieh though | would have
gladly accepted for the sake Of ew minutes moro
conversation will. the venerable maa, l felt con.
stfeinsd to decline. lparled With boii--thcy Of.
fefing ne iheif hands. an wishing me With groal
kindness prosperous ioalncy homeward
The character Of Mr. Madison, | have ever pre-
omnently admlfed. think hun the model Of what
a. Amafienn Statesman ought 10 be. Among all
our gfept men, he Is my fasorile, ifnol The chief
at lcasione Of Tic eilef Aud surely as lapk at
his fae liantation, his wcli.housa and happy nc.
noes. his d3afishns fields Of graiu, III, Aocks 81
fhreP. and see him IN ms old age though slrdch-
- npon The hsi, iiiarc nonrshlng his mind with
books, nud amusing his idle hours which else
would hans heavy upon HIM, canno' but think he
Is eDoyh2 III true ainm cum digHjidir, and re
nl'1inF he picture ofa happy old o..e that Cicero
has 30 touehasly aud beautifully described -lhus
adding To the character of the statesman and the
patriot that Of the philosopher,
have snid Mr. Madison Inns yet other aids for
the enjoyment Of a happy oil age, than Cicero
spehh5 oil Added 10 his own resources, his own
house AM Limitation, he has for q companion his
"i'f INDY Who even now we'll snstdns her old re-
paiotloo thai Of bele' the most accomplished NO.
! man IN America With such companion, he e
ver las soelsfy, interest ADD conversation by his
own bed sid The picture Of domestic enjoyment
They no" exhibit, Il one Of the most attractive !
ever Witnessed How sweo, must even old ase be-
when thus soflane1 and watched Overt How go
nous md go3l the life OF a miu after such seryl-
Gus, end'ns thus, with such a companion to ad-
minister 10 hs wants aa1 comfort The fame
Nr. Madison has woni the glory he bcquoath. to
fo*tefliyi and the bughi page which his name is
To occupy IN his eonntrys story, are, afcr al not
"i 50 much worth 10 nlu as the possession Of such
II wife. r.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-20

A faihef IN Boston las, Monday i. sirs.i f....5
an nrpfiisalde son put into the mouse Of IT.
ioi the measiing of his manners. To seem,
discipline the judge Of the police count iBf..5.
Inn that he must make some small eha,,s -
his son. There was no want of ollenees=-I#
iiefl!iy vas which to select lie took L. i,e,s5.
and aeeussd IN, boy Of taking frondis flhs -.
ei > Poetela sum Of money, abou, fifty III l5..
Having sworn 20 ihis, the Judge told hnl ut
SUN WIS SO large that it removed the prison., To-.
tic operation OF the law for the house Of ,,f,
and placed MIN before the criminal court to l5e ,5.
ion larceny. The boy was committed. and h.
fottef stands bound Us accuscr and witness ca
children see the retros lectyc, and eve oa,l N NJ.
humility 10 add could parents see the PROSPECTIVE,
misery OF the,r errors, there would III sub sf,tss
fe something 10 give us-paus:--
Wee ia her hlgh career would stand appalled,
Aud needless, rambling impulse learn to thal
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-20

. 70 bos' 20 Broo>lyn A. Bfeoaiyn
lily we received by fhe municipal offers. ara
@efe escorted through the city Tie Brooklyn
cavalry anJ infantry made a very cfoJitabie dia=
play, and every street ihronaed with e,iizens.
eager to behold and hunor the Chief Magistrate of
the Union. The President, seated in baioaele.
responded 10 the tokens Of respect on every SIDE
manifested towards him, as he passed through the
stfeets After visiting the Military Garden On the
Hei,lrs he passed through Hicks Willis, Sands
and orr, streets 10 tho Navy ! ard. Al the Yntil
he vas receise]hy Commodore Chouucey and the
Officers OF the Navy there stationed anG -. ED ~
a uatlonhl salute. After visiting tie rp5lic bai'.
tllng5 anl works ~ tic Yard, lac p.fidek OF CO...
latior n the hoaso OF Commodore thauno Y. In
Command oil the station. About aeyen O'Clock,
lie returned oiIiIs city, and to his lodgings
Weiearn hat. tbs day, the President viii visit
Newark aad be absent from nuc till three O'Clock.
i'Hr. = Com.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-20
VISIT To Ma. MADISON.
FROM TUE eonnt5roNDf>f or fue PORTLAND Nd
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'' lR"o"'s' 81 Ia l"n In Niia@e, tue iost Once
IA tins hlae.e anu s'e=sfei llnee m the woods,
""eie t's a'lneut III ma a"cli'n"r no mn'ter
40" con 3'i'7oas may b.. bo' such IS The Nugl-
man iAhhloh Inc islilWs get oil from the lund
WIN the sane ..eal thai We crowd on and here
Yonmay haFel @hets ihefe are 40 Signs OF life, bu'
where, II You wefe 10 sound trumpet to call men
infe.het, 'hey "eol3 i9'aP up as from the earth.
ttnly tins Hrettfement tbs mbuaton IA such
hc'd-in such valley with the morning music
OF Tue whlppontwlll ami TIE tNthuG song Of the
nightingale nndlsmbed }nl by tlr lule hustle ia
the ne'Phherns negee camps Or the solitary tr,-
Weller v he petehanee, sttays her. A. have DONE
to pay the hom'ge that Is due 10 character 10 pair,
o'im, TO an upright aud well DOM political career
a. iaslenedm MY heise. md drew ncW to the door
OF The yard, Will well fited and Wcli-pnmtcd
fence, was mhsing much On the changes that
como over man IN the course Of long litc How
can We acoailom ourselves 10 such q solitude uilcr
an The hustle nj al active lie 10 which we have
been hnbit1aled How can wc Withdraw, nnd
iorsot men and lungs and live aud iced ON tlc
thoughts within IL and with the few and unvary-
ing companions that our own HON, affords Ci-
, coro, IN that admirable Treatise Of h5-Dc Scae1-
tnts puts INTO the mouth OF Selrlo-l think II Is
he butmy memory ofthe readings Of other days
rse'eh no growing iosty-ihe hur lesson Tor en-
Toying happy "a ase OF change OF NE IA mech
SUBMISSION 10 circumstances, IL WAS n't long
before Ha" iiflhe eNcnli'icauoh and Ptactscr
oil an 'hese 'essee>,-wlih YET another aud for the
enjoyment OIL d hnPey elo aSe shah Cicero has spu-
Ken OF.
fafPsa al The 'eof \ servant, courteous, well
| Fca, anu wei-difssea, came my cnll scnt IA
| MY CART 'of hot expecting 10 return home this
! way haa refused letters offered nv hy t1rnds IN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-20
MIR CI.CHTC,IT


convicted criminal, who knows when he utlers iI...
that repentance for the present lif. IS unaqalIns
hat forgiveness Is fainter than a dreanl--tl.f =,
70" and feinorse are altogether YAM. 1t Is iIer
nfe with feeling Of sadness that We yix- i5I,r
the following remarks Of CIol ail. upon ils rsfsz,
trial. When The rhct Justice clIlod ufae fl.q mn
oncr 10 know The had any thing 10 say Why nd.
ment should no bc prouoo dagainstAla Con il
said
MUIR and with u,ific1 hands he 1lelz4ta
It tie pres ance OF tha ever uvlol lto1--"l am ln
nocent" 1tIrc was an alta ;hnleit between VI.
Hamilton and myself, aud Wc were at one Tine IN
gagged Sic broke l. of. | settled my bushes, At
her request, and left the place, There has bsen
much sad here about nay character Tie f4n,t
i sPeraie parl of which is the occurrence il, NeW.
York VIII regard TO Mrs. Elamilton's character
! hn9e nothing 10 shy, She wus n vIfiuuns an,
honorable womon, uud loved her. II there Is WI
tue IN the Catholic religion am prepared hape
Almighty Cod viii have mercy on hfr sonl fe..t
she died unprorncd When left Ntw York my
Ininl Was greatly depressed. threatened TO take
my Own life, and sh. was aware OF II. went 10
bed tflrt morning and made up my mind 10 ieRs
my life, and sunk into swoon, as near rs teeo-
Ieet In tins silu,lio- Mrs Hamilton came IL my
toam did not cnIl her, She shut the door }
lad nv bed, with my face towards the WI
,7, e',. s'l' 'r'ue", ""' - INC ''''''e' ~
'e,' VET "a, ""' "''"'u "ci 10 bNe ~" - ez
'''''nu''' enc o9Nc' INC 10" '''uel S9'a' WIZ
y" ''' s''e "'o ,''' '''' '''' NJ
II You hive AIRY thng to sny To nae. eay,it quielr
f''t"! nam ~ ~! Po'N'' " s' o', my Key 10
"",'u A'' " pc III lha' mad
~ ~ "1"' q" VIC ".'"F "ie ga" 9sle
Wv :" 'F ''u!' pu5he9 TO fae
,.,.'.. "'9"s"' was III he acl ct
:, a., .' a'"' ''e GIN IN my Pc h
0'''' W. ''Sr" 'tc door. iod mr.
9'4.'i' '''' "y NV '"u Shc ,i''ct'efeo ihd In
''', 81 NY '"o','', 'o'' 'ef 10 go out It
- ,'''', VI, "'" "''e' s".h'hs hel one bios
Ny ~. s''N, "O' N'c'ch ny otd not srrisr
was very weak. ard ,he d.
- ~! ''''''' "''" 'o"u scarcely se -
r. ""' va NV '''"' o' ',h'1s my own lie.
''' ~, S1'you ou' % my ROOM me Would ha'e
~, ',.''; law o.e" IN my grave iee
I'M an en'fc'j innocent OF her taod. for !opt
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-20

fabife Ttarl = tic les c1rns. tof THIS Va N
rions pafade, as the excursion not one f5r r. m
speeiion of military posts, &e-We would pay ey-
cry proper resneei 10 cyofY who arrives at the
dignity OF FIRST alicer OF the Union. but ~ the pre-
sent eass Nc arc compelled To confess our belief
that the administrations from = party par'ake Of
semethins which sge2 beyond Tic necessity of the
esge.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-20

Joseph Lancaster, who lee iured sense yer.
On edaea,on IN the United States and aIieFogzz
dsuled IN the West indies and Mexico. IS No..
laebee1 eagancd IN newspaper eontroyer.,, ..
tn saefed hts at private confidence md
equally sacred duties pu5iic trust anu teI.,=.
principle ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-20

'Uhith b al received The tianks ofCanr,t@ 4.
through General Washington, who had also sent
him has miniature liseness IN gold ring WHICH
tbs family felt vefy proud Of
After the conversation about tho books be sat
down Ind wroe 'e lolloWlng leliar on his lncc,
addressed 10 my father
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-20
NOTICE..

nv lICE.
HHuE subscriber, having qualified as admins
Il traitor with the will annexed of Moi WI.
Warwick, deceased, late Of Amherst County, dc.
slres all these having claims against the estate ct
sad decedent, forthwith to make them known .
him, that provision may be made for their pay
ment JNO. NJ. OTEY .Admr.
with the viii annexed Of Vim War
wick, dec d.
June 20 lM
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-20

'Lah.. from Belfast, which vessel soak -
Uperards aff'eo h"7+rc- pa@eaeert ~, -
Asrs sgne deirn ruth '(' The Aaa4ea sas =.
Qnafaniine. and the only communication WI -
had been by Telegraph furi,er pa fiicn.ars Of.
sad event, was anx iously looked for
v ! Cor II.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-20

Il Mr. torse and hal5'' man Pa1c.-Tho las.
Sandusky Clarion gives an account of race of Sc
ven aud half miles ON smooth turnpike road,
between "A pedestrian ard gentleman with horse
and sulky for n purse Of 800. The pedestrian
was to have 80 minutes the advantage in time, but
won the race without apparent fatigue with 10
IN tn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-20

~ drfrg-We are informed that the committee
OF the Methodist Conference appointed 10 mYes'l-
gate the subject, have after thorough inyestsa-
ton, UNANIMOUSLY reported that they consider tic
Rev Epi~am N Avery to be innocent, not only
OF the murder with which he WINS charged, but OF
sll suspicion Of criminal o. Illicit intercourse with
he deceased Sarah Marie Cornell
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-20


ston lis companions sat near him with fea-
lures strongly mntleI, and wearing Oh ihe;r pam
ted lips expression very like that ofscoln. The
manner If all these natives Of the western wlds IS
majestic rad serene. The Indian characteristic Of
bong surprised Al nothing, IS plainly exhibited IN
HE Indifference which they manifest at any thins
which IS passing about lhnm
From h, IliLodcp{io h'eH,geneer.
BLACK HAWK.
On Monday, this Western warrior and suite hl-
rived IN town, and took lodgings AT Congress Hall
They appeared grarlfed with their journey and
were friendly and stfabr to those around thcal.
When the procession passed along Third street,
opposite Congress Hall, the Indians were station
cd at the windows to observe and admire this dis
nl,y OF American strength. Black Hawk and hl>
friend, leaned upon the windows and looked down
upon the 'ense raass bclos with Interest, but not,
with amsz,ment. HIS eye ran along tn. almost
nte,mnnbl. line of military, Il. jfmr,,u-tps IL
s.renGih snd numbers mi rested with obsiens
delight upon their -pIrnd1 equipments Ihc
crowd, which hs' increased 10 \ irtnrnlons x
ent gry d upoutas singular array ut the windows
with silent curiosity "nd at lcusth Black Hawk.
observing tbs. sign l,d his desire To make a
speech
!" Biloxi Iiovk," said the oil wnrriof once
/ thDuplt Ia. could .npt,ipr tIt. NtItt,, H..
g,.., bi,,.t md II. ,onJ ,,,n.'', u.,.i.,,.ta.,
III. ,o,nah,.k .nl r., lcJ b,s nno",. r., sJ, H.
fa,ott hard r.. pos mn cr,,n.J H. ,nYI. :,
much hood nn III. ,.I,,e nr,, s,,a ,o,.,l.,-.
They VIC asna,yas ihels,y,. a. the f,r.s. .,i1
~ th,t N. ton,,b,v,h ,oo, r,;sa, II. 49,.
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would ,.n,,;, ~ ,..co II. .,,.i 49,.
nj. and s,e.l, vo,, or,b, .,Li,n man H.. ,,,i,lI
tell tl,,v we're as leaves ortbc tor,s.-vrfy NAN,
" W Wv '" Wy 'i'i's
They ,,m,5r.d a. tine uinJ,, unti, ,ha u,
rade he'd n,.s.a and lh.n r,tr,d ~ ,I..,,a,,,,
meats
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49, ,, ''e''oe'"' 'S II "ey o''''"'leo al Tue
ted 10 be present at Castle Garden, New York. on
SATURDAY. 10 witness the sixth ascent of the a u,,
lean eronaut, Durant, If any thing in Their pro.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-20

Noe }orE, June n
The PRESIDENT yesterday received the ladies
al the saloon in the City Hall. Many thousands
OF the fair of our city, accompanied by tb,it +,
thcrs brothers, husbands, or friends, embraced the
opportunity thus afforded OF shaking hands with
the Chief Magistrate. The ladies poured into tho
Hail, IN successive hrongs, from eleven till half
past one o'clock, when the President retired to his
lodgings.
The President dined privately at his rooms. in
company with his suite and few guests
AT four O'Clock, p, m. the President and his suite
were escorted from the American Hotel tbrouob
Broadway ami Fulton street to the Ferry, where
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-20

The celebrated horse Sir Charles, the proper,,
ofcoi' W Il johnson, Of Virginia, died SUDDEN,
on the eth instant,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-20

r, -M'4"et0tR DtSaaef.-Tle ship Amazon, from
iiu'l arrived below Quebec ON the lst inst. with
SIXTY pess'hae's en- board, from the Lazy of tie
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-20

lhe Convention of coIored people has been in
session III this city more than a week and probably
adjourned Yesterday. Their future meetings will
be held IN New York We lave no account of
their proceedings further than that resolutions were
passed Recommending the srarion ofthc black,
to Canada, IN preference to Liberia or Texas
fhHad Nat (a-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-20

FIR Iaoasam COTS a mong other tokens OF
respect when will be shown to the Pre- sidcnt nd
Vic. President, nboat fr, i3o0yaA.a of the tar.s!
otthe lar. unlnanlcd, and young elegantly dress
ed IN white, will iona PROGRESSION 10 meet and
greet them on their arrival in Lowell Mtssachu-
sets
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-20

Anofter MAJ Rosber conricfcd AT late term
otihe United States District Court, for the YVES.
tern District of Pennsylvania young man, char
gcd with robbng the mail near Nuncy. Pr in De-
cemeer was tried and sentenced to ten years in,pf
sonmeat,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-20

General WuLIAN CAuooN, who h.e for the las
four years been respected r. representative IN Con
sress from Vermont, died at Lyndon, VI on the
3Dth ult.