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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-04
ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE.
PUBLISHED AND EDITED BIZ
EDGAR WIDEN,
Fairfax Street, (epposife The Pssf Office, }

TsRMs.-Dsily paper eight dollars per annum, pay
able half yearly. Country paper FIVE dollars per
annum Advertisements inserted at the rate of one
dollar for the first three Insertions and twenty ave
cents for every subsequent insertion.
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Family Medicine.

A FRESH supply Of lIibbards Family Pills, and
"A the Caminative salve, has been just received
by the subscriber JNO' FIELD.
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REGIMENT OF DRAGONS

An act passed at the close Of the ''', en
of Congress, authorizing the forming OIL =. >" /
ment Of Dragoons-to which the 'O"' TI,sn
Ger. have been appointed, viz: Colonel e. II ra
Dodge; Lieutenant Colonel, Stephen v" ,1,D
ney; Major, Richard B. Mason; Cap'''aI ,,r
ton, Sumner, Holmes and Hunter; ~ Mana
napts, seaweII, Perkins, Cooke 'nd van O Om
Cd Lieutenants, lizard, Davis, Sword anu ~
All the officers bad belonged to 'ne w .ss|
ments Of Infantry. except Col. Dodge w.
from Major Of Rangers.
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Notice.
THE subscriber intends fishing that wen known
i Herring Landing called
JOuNSnN,c SDpvNrN

Just below, and next to the Landing known by the
name OF the Red House. where he viii be glad to sun.
ply all persons with 4erriags from the Seine, He A.
for the purpose of hsreiae or 10 sel by the thoas
and out Of the stnkes - may best accommodste the
customer He hopesto be sbie to supply ali who ma
favor him with their custom the ensuing season and he
pledges himself to supply AL who come By hand in
wanted fresh from the seine
mar l<-lavst NOSES o. D cAwOoD.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-04

AMUSING AND EDlfliNo I'D
The Telegraph has long "inded ''~ "i"
ton headed {" State Rights and fedef''' "a
A Tale. In which the reader will hoo ~ ~.
amuse and edify him." The writer
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-04

LEEsBuRe, April LIST, 1855.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-06
PUBLISHED By
EDGAR SNOWDEN.
mil, Papsr SIS per a'n'"'. Country paper SIS.
piastec.
Eor FreigMt
Fur Freight,

- The s.Lonrcr C.2SS3NDRA. burthen
3st>,t,ui SO ssrre's. She iii take freight nj
=. - :oa.y port within tho Chesapeake Apply to
% S NESSERS TItE.
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George y. Nnugh
" ope = chic; no selection Of FANCY md

now npennE choice selection OF FANCY md
4 S1.iPhE GOODS, consisting in pert ot
Super fou6,r cloths and cassineres; mems .ummer
wears black iu,rpgs AMI pouIt de soie; wsiered and
figured siiks white, pink blue and blsk satrs pant
cd mu,lins and cacocs; light French oaljcoes very
handsome; painted pamine,ie, Italian Grape; Cyprus
andIris gsuze; cambrc; jsckones; plain and fcur.
Swiss and Hook ditto; plaid musns: Pinehans; real
,seanuckersy pongees;- white and brown dniIinIs;
stripes for boys, super stf dressed irish Ii.
mems; super oag Esns, green and white blond wells;
6gpred aud plain barrege ditto, linen capbric ditto
hdkfs; Bishops lawn; white merno ard cam. rs hair
shawls; beautiful assortment Of fancy hdks; bobbin is
and faces, Grecianette; nuns lace; oskn and kid.
gloves; large assortment OF cotton hoserv MISE dit
tc, very superior mafsees md silk vesng; "a.
bic and bird eye diapers; Irish and Russa heetings
beached; black and cocred hastings; blue and green
table covers; colored and white knitting cotton grass
cambria for bonnets gauEe and other rbbons galoons;
fine black bombazette and crcsssians; 4sud common
bombazeens; yellow and blue nsnkcens, gauze fan.
nes; fincy tuck side and puff combs, hair brushes in
great variety; tooth and nail ditto, bsndsnnss, some
first chop; rat,net for c0achnsker, bangups and bfa
ver.eens; tckings and donestics generally; silk and
cotton umbrellas and psrssols; foundations and wad
ding; point blankets; coarse linens; cotton burlsps;
low priced carpetDg, very handsome, four cases straw
bonnets; Leghnrn .ts, boys leShOrn hats; mems
perIne palm ditto.
Cotton Yarn. Csndlewick and Cotton Bats constant.
" on hand, al Baltimore prices 4th mo 8
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-06

ed stationary IN horizontal line with the
car. These scraps use as floats TO throw in the
air: by them | can ascertain much sooner than by
| the barometer, when am rising or falling.
rstintimation Of falling, dispelled my anxieties,
and closing the valve, prepared to descend. and
ieisureiy lowered one anchor, with 900 or 500
feet of cord, Though the heat had increased
the first six minutes, the cold was now intense
Ny g-staf IS Of CEDAR and touching it to clear
the anchor, it had an icy GOODNESS. AT safe es.
innate, | was now l6 or 1900 feet from the
earth and do think the barometer would have
given an altitude Of nearer tive than three
miles; but as had left it below, this is only an
estimate.
While descending. had very little else to do
than rest and refresh myself by rubbing my
hands, which were somewhat cut by the valve
cord, aud benumbed BY the cold. could nov
| contemplate the scene around me, aud must say
| regretted on nearing the earth to be obliged
again to pass thru' the fog and at h. % m. when
had descended to ITS upper surface, hearing the
roar of the surf judged myself on the shore Of
the Atlantic. examined my ballast, which 1
considered rather scant pattern TO remain lon.
ger suspended over the ocean, and while revoiv.
ing in my mind wha, could best dispense with
in case Of necessity, among which was my coat,
hat,Onc ahChOr ana CaOlP,auu even tne taF from De-
low the first hoop. To allow mea place to stand on,
heard the cawing OF some crows, which again re-
,iyed my spirits, and at 6 80, heard some for.
est birds, which left me no doubt was over ter
ga fifma.
Ia m. after, saw the earth was then
suspended over some trees aud threw over a
bag of ballast, which broke the fall little, aud
carried me TO 8 clear field, where the anchor
struck at Oh, AIM, on the farm Of r.. Morris,
Esq Manor oil Fortlham, Westchestef co., N.
Y, II miles from City Hall, from Hudson Ri
ver and irum Long Island Sound. The
whole the renamed lRtbe airwas ID. SIN |;
III. aud SIN. Of which time had sunshine, with
perfectly clear sky.
-Four negroes trog the farm of Mr Morris, as
sisted me 10 !uld the balloon, which is not iGja-
red in the slightest degree. started for this
city in wagon. and approaching McConb's
Dan. heavy rain Obliged me to put up at Mr..
Deyoe'stil morning, when he tuok ME to Har-
iarm. and Mr.. Buadshaw sent me TO the city,,
where arrived at Castle Garden at half past 9
o'clo,k, after an absence Of sixteen hours, enjoy
Ing my usual good healthand spirits.
Yours, Sc.
CHARLES r. DURANT.
New York Nav 81. 1898.
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Notice.
The steamer COLUNB q

..t--,, The SteaUer EUIUNB n
49, Captain James Mitchell, ai..,
i7,--,7i Ssi41:ss~ UNI! the FIST Of September
10y next, leave Baltimore for the
rs.,., or Columbia ever, "Wednesday "a; 4 O'Clock r.
\, al relurrine, will leave Washington at snd
t.,,,J5t, At O'chck, a. NJ. Oh Sunday for Bait
= NAV e
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-06

Orphans Court, Alexandria County,
~ a March Term, 1885.
vTIHLIAM d. MUTT, Adm,nistra,or Of .. p. Fin.
w ley, deceased, submitted to the Court his first
account as administrator aforesaid. with the vouchers
in support thereof; which account received, and the
same will be allowed and recorded. unless cause he
she to the contrary on OF before the FIRST Monday
June next Of which all persons interested
ed VIII take no tice. A copy--Test:
apr 19--w6w 4. MOORE, Reg. Wills.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-06
srOtNee.

eer>~ Steamboat POTOMAC,
D. ns- Joseph hewitt, master, be-
~. ,ssss.. lns ia cOmplete order, viii,
F,iu, Ia. i7h his's,t, resume running To Nor
.,.. sd HicLmo"d leaving Inc CITY of Washington
4J "a Alevtr,,ria NJ I o'clock, z 81. Returning,
ave l.carpoad ua TUESDAY murning, an Norfolk OH
y, af.'7y. morning, 1T 9 o'clock.
Fsfs L. NorfD!x. including meals, ~
Do 20 Gichmond. do .
q-gti NAfH. WArIIES, Agent.
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Ereigist

,yE have thirty barrels freight TO Richmond.
~ NAV g SSN'I. q !ARMDUK = G."
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-06

New York. Nav 81. 1888.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-06
FUT HorMuoa.

* rhr fist s,Erg schooner P!AGINLf. J1hr
= ,aigs,.-v, IVA Ter. III take two or three hund
- 3, ~ freight and Sf,w passengers. Apply Il
-- ar Gtp tisiiSSON K Co
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-06
Ino N. .InMnsoM.

.9PER IND TIL OR.
VlefaNKfUL to his friends for their liberal patron
l. age. now announcestu them and the public that
he has taken house King street, near the corier
of Fairfax street. where he is prepared to make mp
Geniienen's Clothing, usual in the best manner, at
The shortest notice. and the most reasonable terms
lie has also on haiti assortment at Ready made
Clothes which will he sold q, the lowest prices Per.
sons wishing Cnihes ofany lsscrip viii please call
and examine fJr themselves
my 2S-l
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-06
Nlivy szsREEs Vol. M-Mp. ss42.
Franklin House Hotel.

-@A By J. NORRIS, at the corner Of
sssGs King sud Pitt streets, and recent, in the
40 fliIk occupancy Of Mr. A. Newton This veil
known stand has just been put in good
order, and 10 now open for the reception Of guests.
able manner The ssubrity Of its situation and conti
guilty to the business part Of the town, and the selection
for the table being the best the market will Afford en-.
enlargement by past favors aEInates the subscriber
with renewed zeal tn those who wish to board
by the week, uonth. year. that pains will be spar
ed endeavOrng to please He therefore, from itrict
attention apd moderate charges, soc,sa share Of pub
lie patronage.
N. Persons travelling from Alexandra to ash.
ington Baltimore. their seats in Beitz.
hoovers splendid Line of Blu Safety Coaches at the
Bar, Hours of departure, half past 7 A. n, Up. ~,
and Top n.
Alexandra, May %. 1883.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-06
Notice.
Cash in Market.

Cash In Market.
WYE will pay Cash for any nunber of LIKELY
w NEEROES (of both sexesj from IL to rs years
of age, Field Hands Also, Mechanics OF every de.
scription Apply to
Il C ballard & Co Richmond. Va.
~. NJ Saunders & Co. Wsrrenton, Va.
George Kepheart & Co Fredericktown, Nd.
JsmesF. Puryeis e. Co. baltimore.
John Ware, Port Tobacco, lid r.
Thomas n. jones, Easton, Eastern Shore OF
Mar, land.
Or to the subscribers at their residence in Alexandra
Persons having likely Servants to dispose OF. VIII do
we'll to give us call. we. at all times, VIII pay
higher prices in Cash than any other VINO IS
now OF may hereafter come into market:
All commune atoms prompt. attended to. &
maySl If AZ FRANKLIN 3 ARAFiEkO.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-06
Win0OW Glass.

WinNOW EANss.
90 Boxes Window Gi,ss, Northern manufacture,
on frpm 8Xl0 to - Xl8, at moderate prices
Marbles, in bags, l00081ch
INVOKING Glass plates; Pipes in boxes
60 dozen CIas Knobs. will be sold low to close
I set very rich cut Glassware. A5
ksswiih an assortment Liverpool Dining Sets, and
'sstissr goods in my line. j. II. MiLLhh'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-06

~ G. BRUCE, Agent.
r 6. Stage leaves the Office adjoining Gssby's,
Washington every afternoon at O'Clock for Alexsn.
dria apr loft
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-06
ntton sucks
Bran.
Coffee.

IA BsEsp,imr I'D he Coffee, Of fine iiavnr, just
~ received By STEPHEN SbiNN,
IA, > Janney's wharf.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-06
Ground Plaster

!, For safe by Tie Ton, Barre, or Bushsl.
FlNHE subscriber has on hand, and intends keeping
L during the season, Ground Plaster, which will be
sold at as low prices rs it can be procured in the Dis
rrct JONA. JANNEY.
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.AmnriaNM nrMMNN

Lafiegfr0m sckr. .AIer@,dria, from Netc York.
An ~ ripes American Brandy, in excellent or
~ Ger. fus sale oy
VA, 81 Tnw'D D4INGERFIEIn.
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-08-21
IRELAND.
TITHEs--THE coERoIvE MEASURES.

TITHEs--THE coERCIvE MEASURES.
 The tithe campaign is still in active pro- gross in the counties of Roseommon and Tipperary. On Saturday week 3 party of so police were employed in the Rev. MT. Neyille's parish of Cloynepriest, near Ros- common, in the service of latitats for ar- rears of tithes. Meantime the pensioners deserted their houses and locked up their doors, which had been previously mended and secured, so that even a paper could not be introduced, and the process-seryer could not serve his latitats. He therefore pro- cured a ladder and in some cases ascend- ed to the chimney tops, through which he dropped the lahtats! in others he removed portion of the thatch and thrust his latitat ill. For this latter act the owners threaten to indict him as house-breaker. On Monday last the party of so police again entered the parish, accompanied by rein- forcement of p dragons, when the pro- cess-server resumed his work of introduce ing his latitats into the deserted houses as we'll as he could, the inhabitants prudendy keeping out of the way all the time, and of- tering no active opposition to the proceed ings. In the parish of Ardlagh, however, q few days before, some obstruction was of fered to the process-server of the Rev. Mir. Ierveis, the rector. Iil consequence the latter returned the next day, with force of police, and captured three of the offenders, viz: two men and woman. The men were sent to the county jail, but the woman (who was pregnant) was so alarmed at her apprehension that she took alarmingly ill, and has remained in bed ever since. In the county of Tipperary the police took in- to custody, last Tuesday night, respecta- ble farmer of the name of Ryan, on war rant ot 25s. arrears of tithe, and carried him handeuifed to the county jail. They found him locked up in his barn, which they broke open to seize him, having pre- viously searched and aseertained that he was not in his dwelling house.
 The farmers and traders ill the counties bordering on the county of Kilkenny. are much inconvenienced by the strict system of patrol pursued by the police after sunset in .t!Ei;': .t!Ei;': county. night oi Sunday, the afh two ears laden with tierees of DOT ter, from Mr. Hughes of Colonel, were stopped on their road to Waterford as they crossed the county Of Kilkenny, at Pittown, and conveyed with their drivers back to their station at Carrick, where they were detained from F o'clock on Sunday night 10 o'clock on Monday afternoon, when the drivers were brought before a stipenda- ry magistrate, examined, and allowed to proceed. Another cannan returning from Fiddown, where he had letta fierce ol DOT ter, was also treated in similar manner. Nay, an old woman of 50 years of age, who was unfortunately returning to her house, near Pittown, within the cognizance
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-08-21
FOREIGN TNTELf.iGENCE.
TEN DAYS LATER FROM ENGLAND.

The news schooner Eclipse, belonging .e the New York Courier and Enquirer of fee boarded the packet ship Roscoe from Liverpool, and obtained files of London and Liverpool papers, inc former to the 24th June, and the latter to the 25tla.
 The bill in relation to the emancipation of the slaves in the British Colonies having passed the House of Commons, has been carried ;t, tte, the House ef Lords. Though its fate will not be finally settled untilit has passed the latter body, the rnonied interests are already full of speeulati0ns us to the means by which the twenty millions are to be raised, that is to be given to the planters as an indemnity. No settled plan seems however as yet formed on this point. The mortgages of West India estates and the absentee planters residing Ill England, seem satisfied with the bill as 1t has passed the House of Commons. 1t IS very doubt ful, however, whether 1t will be received with the same cordiality in the West Indies, for the resident planters do not simply com plain of losing the value of their slaves, but alege that by emancipation they will lose the working power. Free labor they look upon as a dream. The eiuiulo the planters is thus illustrated by a London Journal:
 If ali the farming implements of de- pendent country were destroyed by some superior legislature without the possibility of replacing them, the agriculturists might not be fairly compensated if their compen- sation were estimated by the selling price of ploughs, earts3 and hamows, before the general destruction,"
 We believe that the whole scheme will miscamy, and that the Colonies will be in flame after the twenty millions have been squeezed from the people of England.
 We regret to perceive that the French Chamber of Deputies has delayed till ano- ther session the discussion on the treaty with this country, and consequently that t has not made the appropriation required to enable the government to fulfil its engage ments. Letters of the 18th June from Pas ris, say, that the present session was ex- pected to close in four or five. days. The Ministers of Louis Philippe have express ed their determination to retain possession of Algiers, although the Bourbon govern ment which acquired 1t, declared to the ther British Administration, that their expedition was directed by no views of conquest Earl Grey when questioned on the subject eyaded expressing his opinion by alleging that he had received no official information of such declaration on the part of the government of Louis Philippe.
 Don Pedro is still at 0porto in state oi inactivity.
 If the account VIC copy of the retreat of the Egyptian army and of the promised withdrawal of the Russian forces from Con stantinople be correct, we may expect tram guilty to be immediately restored to the east of Europe.
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-08-21

May 1882, 57sessels had visited the port of lIonfovia; the exports during the same period amounted to S125,459, imports to SSo o,o0O, and the merchandise and produce on hand on the lst January 1892, amounted to $47, 400. and one evening school for adults, comprls- ing together 226 pupils. There IS one female school at Monroyla, and one at Caldwell, attendedby 99 girls, the expenses of which are defrayed by society of ladies in Philadelphia.
 The moral condition of the colony is re- presented as very favorable; the Sabbath is strictly observed, and public worship is at tended by nearly the whole of the conllau- nity with regularity and decorum. Three churches were erected in 1882.
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-08-21

Curious .Maa Bag.-Wee 2 nave 11ls ,1norf a Ila' l' do not vouch for the truth of 'lle .ns asa aao bI in a chest of tea received some an 'nl lboald aa a merchant of Baltimore iroal a1,,ad' vl of pheb East Indiaman, a letter was i1s.'l l'1r tbis kHel the following is a copy lson n who sss should go to America, the person hg tsIIIIIlss t will confer q great faF0r aS N Y fork, h, brother, John Wilson, oi : N WILSON am a prisoner in China. ;. 7 Y. Bpr'
 Joel Glough, the nnurders. q Ho1eg, ole '' iIton was executed at Mount n"'' Jersey, on the 26th July.
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-08-21

gallant things said by Black H,,.,
 1, eeeaslon' there were the foIioIissnnk snk oa h lie mad the satisfaction of takina ,,,s nss lass beautiful as the moon and ibs ma many laall aalliss, n ha1.a tais @ city and in others throaes np$sIs E
 have passed, by the hand: suS suSa Hhsh l my young warriors never =, saiu vl sa ", weapons agalnst the fathers and b,o1s V 'he nl the pretty squaws who have a ','.oa plao'hels aI kindly. We will hereafter liSs vsea 2. nc and l am anxious to ret,ar " Y n peaee them this." nome, tOtl
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-08-21

cineinaoti.-We learn from ..11I;. l1s is|. I,lS. Advertiser, that ground on the L' puV s,.5SEsstI Est ing of that city, has been reeenlly ca,t s ns, a- thirtv-three dollars the foot ir0n' 10 T l,ol nun. The length of the landing 2 ',Ips M |
 feet. Other iintances of the grea' 'snl 's,iI E lets le in Cincinnati are mentionet1-aasHis 1-a x $ rise has been rapid, within the '''' seven years.
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-08-21

...1 IAs "Fr yssi.a-George c,.,.. ], aTt'st #lo has been employed h sA''' 5.,, 2 western wllds, gives the following s ,,9l.' sl [ history of his attempts to discoSs, s'a!'' .s 's WeSt''. osef the eE
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-08-21
TIRKEY.

CoNsTANTINoPIr, May 2s.-(By ex- press.) ibrahim Pacha has really com menced hls retreat, and preparations are
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-08-21

Libea9a.-The New-York Observer con tains an interesting article on the subject of the origin, progress and present state ofthe colony Of Liberia, from which we take the following particulars.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-11-22

ions. He is said to have the power OF P.o'eeu
inc at once against the person and property VI
defaul,er. without the preliminary interP"s,'on
of anv judicial tribunal. A morning paPe! s'a.ee
,h., :. the only relief for one prosecuted 10 'ns
w., ia hv hill of complaint to District Judge OF
rho limited States, in or out OF Court, ior'h
rho nature and extent Of the injury, which 'uose
nav If in his opinion the case requires ": grant
An Injunction to stay all proceedings on .ne war
rapt.but no inj,mction shall ISSUE unfa me par
~ applying shall glue bond AND SUFFICIENT Sc,
quarry for the per- ormance Of any judgment tna.
man be awarded against him, in such amount
as the Judge granting the 'n'00s''0" ''A'' pre-
scribe" +.
tits pr resumed that some arrangements may o.
made betw cen the Treasury and LII. handoP";
by means Of which, his person may De i'oera,eo
and his property may be made eventually liable
for aoy balance which may be found due by him,
m a fair and final settlement OF the accounts.
We are astonished to hear Of a rumOr's being
a}oat. that threats have been thrown out oil dell
verine Lieutenant Randolph from The jail by
mrce. 1t cannot be- Such design cannot De
entertained. What! in the Old 0ominion-a
State, which has uniformly distinguished hersei'
by her love of order-who quietly suffered Cat
lender TO be led awav to her jail, even under tne
Infamous Sedition Act-shali any one dare mus
to fly in the face Of the law 1t cannot be. Let
the law be ever SO harsh-let this Treasury war
rant be even supposed to be ever so improvllent'
~ sranted-does it become any Citizen OF v'rsi-
MIA TO violate the iawi Lieutenant Randolph
has already offended the public sentiment by MS
indienity against the President OF the United
States. He will not add to this indignation by
even marching out Of the Jail, if the door could
be thrown open to him by force. 1t would he
infinitely better for his friends to become his Sc
curi,ies-and return him. Whatever the war
rant be. he can only be bound to pay "hat may
be fairly found due. If only $4,000. his friends
say his property it amply competent to meet IT.
This is the course which should be taken, 1t no
arrangement can be made with the Treasury
We ere satisfied, tbatthe authorities OF the State
and the good citizens Of Richmond, will not per,
nit such an outrage TO be perpetrated, u c9ud
think Of resisting The iaD By force.
Rich. Enquirer.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-11-22
dictionary Court.

4 LEGIONARY Court Of Enquiry, for the hearing
~ Of excuses and RENTING of militia lines. will be
held at the Town Hall, neg, to the Council CHAMBER
on saturday, the 23d nstant of which all persons in
terested viii please to take notice The Court will be
opened ut 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. WIN. D. MUTT,
nov 2O-t23d Adj LIST Reg I'd Brig ~ Dc.