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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-01
COMMERCIAL.
BALTIMORE MARKET-MAncH 90.


Ho,oard Street Nour-The weekly receipts
comprising about 1000 bills. or more. have been
very generally made at IS SO per Dbl cash. In
an instance or two fraction less. and in another
fraction more was paid. The fair store price
to day is so, and we quote accordingly. Un-
Ill Wednesday inclusive, the wagon price was
uniform at IS; on Thursday, loads ia.
ken at SSH, aud this morning it ranges at IS
to S79 the fair wagon quotation, as nearly
as we can ascertain 1t, is the medium rate Of
S Sl4.
City Mills Nour-The market is bare Of tn is
description The few limited lots coming in
from the mills that have any wheat to grind. are
held at 5 so, cash.
.yusquehanna -Four About 1000 bbls. have
reached the market since last Report, most OF
which came in at the beginning Ut the week.
There has been a very fair demand, aud upwards
of 5000 bbls. have been taken at S S7a to S SO
per bbl. according to condition and brands. The
market is firm, and we quote the same prices to.
day.
parcel of 500 bbIs Hartford county Flour was
sold this morning at IS so, one half cash aud
the balance at 60 days.
Uheat. have to report an advance in pri-
ces since last week. On Monday several par
GELS of water borne reds were sold at 81. 10 to
lis for fair toprime quality. On Tuesday and
Wednesday there was little or no wheat at mar.
ket. Ga Thursday three parcels Of red, inclu-
ding one of 100 bushels, were sold az S1,l8;
they were of prime aud heavy grain, but the lar
gest parcel was not free Of garlic. We quote
good to prime reds to-day at Lisa l,18. There
have been no whites at market.
Corn We have to note material advance
in prices since last report. On Monday sales of
white were made at 81 62 cents, and Of yellow
at 81 a IS cents. There were subsequently no
supplies until Thursday, when the parcels that
appeared at market were readily taken at "a
Is cents for white, and Is cents for yellow
This morning the article is still scarce and wan
ted, aud sales Of white have been made at IS a
66 ceuts, and Of yellow at 66 cents.
Ryt-We quote at Is 60 cents-an occa-
sional small lot being taken at the latter price.
Oats-We quote the cargo price at SO 40
cents.
Clov,rseed-The wagon price of good lots IA
50; o.ner lots above or below that price, accord
ing to quality. Sales of numerous parcels from
stores, Of good quality, at X8 per bushel.
ffarseed- Wagon price 81 S7a, and store
price 80 per bushef:
Imoihyseed-Wason price SIS, and sales
from stores at IS so a 4.--.7merican.
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W Sale

70 Sh>cnher has been directed, by the heirs of
a., rn "e "htsm West, deceased. to offer for sale
US VS. w"SSnS LOTS. in the old part of the Town of
ISaaSi a, des'snsied in the plat as Nos g. IL, Il,
:. s'S CONTAINING one half acre each, and sl,usted
o., :" On Inc cas-, side of Fairf.x street, between
Nos II, IL and IS, three f,ur,hs of the square be-
seen Fairfax Royal, Princess and Oronoks streets
' ". occupied BY Edward Mclaughlin
oh The sesl side Of Royal and south side of
salt xnoe or sny part ofthe above property will be
nsr, e terms (snd If desired on the pay.
one fourth of the purchase, credit If /, and
r.. may oe had. with interest, on the bslance.)
he rr". otie IN Tee will be given. which is from
''estees OF, the Town in 1855
ysnSy ,h respecting said property will be 81.
apr l-co2w
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NV YoRK, March %. , P. NJ.

T. s. Bark Stock This week, it is suppos'
ali no , severe one in Wall street. The
,o,,,,et, a. the Bears for the delivery OF the
l. : Rank Stock are abou, expiring, and not
outstanding the assistance Of the President, and
.hs r,ner, m their interest, the cUnsplratOrs have
been unable to,keep the stock down, and they
~ no comne.led 10 "count down the dust. "
+ !, believed that the spectators who have been
,on-erned in this unrighteous crusade against the
B,pk, will lose three hundred and fifty thousaGd
,olar. b, the operation. over aud above the
,popn, thew made by the fraud Of obtaining the
Presidents Message ~ his city before II was de-
i,sreL tn Congress. .4Gv.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-01
Fema\e Boarding x Day School

IN the first day of April. the subscriber will open
~ an Institution for the purposes Of Female Educa.
tion at his residence on Royal street, between Came
ron AM Queen Streets in the house lately occupied by
Mrs Fndlay
= his Building has lately been put in complete re.
pair and will be furnished with every thing necessary
to render an agreeable residence and in all respects
conducive to the ends Of Female Boarding and Day
School.
In resumng the duties of highly responsible pro-
fession in alexandria, the subscriber is that
portion of com nunty already divide their patronage
smung several good Schools but it thought that the
opportunities furnished by these do not meet the wants
dsns To aid in supply OF these. he will bring the
united efforts of himself and Mrs. l. aid entirely de.
vote them to the solid improvement of pupils placed
under their care A. the SAM time, competent teach.
ers will be employed to ASSIST in the accomplishments
Of Music, Painting, &C. at an extra charge. FERNS
and other information made known al his residence
+. VI. IEAVENWORrII.
Reference BrSJANIN HALLOwELL, Teacher.
Alexandria mr. l-ea3t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-01
.Seahsco Slate Quarry.

rENiE subscriber. residing in Prince william County,
L (va) tenders his sincere thanks to the public in
general f4r the patronag, they have afforded him
in his hae of business. lie wishes to inform the IN.
habi,ants of the District Of Columbia, and the sur
.d,ng country, that he has been at considerable
expense IN procuring quantity Of rs good Slate as
be had in America, which he is willing to furnish
ard put on at f,on to dollars per square, agreeably
to the quality THOSE wishing to afford him patron
age This sudsole undertaking will signify it BY sp.
plying 10 John r Mills and John iuddeston, Agents
in alexandria. to Matthew Waite, Washington City.
mar 26--w3m
The Editors OF the National neliigencer. ard Lees
burg Genius of Liberty, will insert the above once
week for months, and apply to his agents in Aiexsn
dris or to the subscriber residing al Neabsco for ray
NlLilAM WAITE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-01
THRONE OF ENGLAND.

The London Globe, last received, furnishes
the following list of the living heirs to the British
Throne, with their respective ages at their next
birth day:
I. Princess Alexandria Victoria Of Kent...l4
Ernest Augustus. Duke of Cumberland, 49,
8. George Fred. Alex. Oh. Ern. Aug. of
Cumberland ............... ."......l4
4, Augustus Frederick, Duke of Sussex, ...6O
S. ADO phys Frederick. Duke of Cambridge, 50
6. George William Of Cambridge ...........I4
z. Augusta Caroline OF Cambridge........ Ill
8 Augusta Sophia Of Ensland....:.. ..."".65
9. Elizabeth Landgr. of Hesse Homburg....6S
10. Mary, Duchess Of Gloucester, ........ .".57
II. Princess Sophia Of England .."... ......56
IL. William Frederick, Duke Of Gloucester..57
IS. Princess Sophia Matilda Of Gloucester ...6O
IA. Charles Fred. Aug. William, late reign.
ing Duke Of Brunswick aud Lunen.
burg, ........"..... .........."..29
Is. William, reignins Duke of Brunswick and
Lunenburg,. ............... '..'." ...27
IT, Augustus Of Brunswick, uncle of the two
last, after whom comes the House Of Writ
temberg, embracing Frederick Catherine,
wife of Jerome Napoleon, and also their
son; after whom the succession would 60 to
the House Of Denmark, then to that of the
King of the Netherlands, the. family Of the
Elector Of Hesse Cassei.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-01

c,.;m, on Deamark.-We learn from the
, 80 Chronicle, that the Commissioners ap'
Da 70 carry into effect the Convention wit"
pm :, and 10 distribute the fund provided TO
;,.mo;fy The claims Of American merchants ,0f
.na,, ,,;oa, upon their commerce, have closeu tue
'r .;..iou. and made their final report TO the
S,',s Department. The time limited oy the
-, and the act of Congress, tor the ADJUST
INV =, ,h.se claims. and distribution OF the
',.J. will expire on the 4'h OF April after which
,;n. .he claimant. will be entitled to receive the'r
r a proportions of the fund, at the Urea
.n,r Department. Of which due notice viii oe
The return from the Board is in such
.n =, IN preyeht any delay in the payment OF
=, ,,,;ms at The Treasury. We learn, also,
A., ,bs whole amount If claims presented and
,.,.d orou by the Board, was between three
-, ,onr millions Of dollars. amount al
'.,dis c. 15l,425-and the amount to be dis
..;,o,sd amongst the claimants is $3.50, 564 70,
chat the claimants will receive thIrty-one and
,,s.sish,h per cent. upon the sums allowed to
hem respectively.
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gsaEEs,

In Pisca,away, Md on Friday. the ED
March. IN the 2lst year Of her age, Mrs. MARY
Axs |. EpELrN, cun,ort Of John B. Edelen,
Esq,
Al Philadelphia. ON tie 2lst March. Mas Ell.
LEN BtnNABEu, grand daughter Of Ii. &. NJ
Consul GeueraI to the Culled States Of Ameri
Ca
On Saturday, esd March. in the 18Th year Of
his age, Colonel ABRAHAM MauRY, after fort
lights illness. during winch he exhibited an un-
VARYING aud almust unexauped patience. CO.
lionel Maury entered the army at the commence.
ment Of the Revolutionary War, aud bore a
manly and hrroic part IN that Curious struggle
for liberty. The history OF that interesting aud
eyentfu period, and the verbal testimony OF his
companions ia arms, bear honorable e,idence-uf
his spirited and gallant bearing as soldier -
lie was present IN many engagements, among
which were the battles Of Stony Point, Brandy
vine and Moamnuh; and at the closing scene of
the Revolution, the memorable siege of York.
Town, he VAS employed as aid to General Ste.
rens, AID deportsd himself With singular coolness
and bravery
Colonel Maury's mortal remains were desposi:
Ted IN The Episcopal burying ground, attend ed
With Military hOnOrs:a an appropriate and ,mpres.
sSe address was delivered by the Rev. Edward
{. MrGalre. from the words :. Set thine house
IN ORDER, lur thou shalt die and not i've" The
eoneolrse on the OCCASION WAS numerous, aud
the Whole service uuus ially solemn.
Ers,prjcES Lurv, g~poo
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-01
BY WILLIAM ID. MUTT
A Handsome Country Residence


A Handsome Country Residence
1T AUCTION
DY virtue of Deed Of Trust from C. Chaplin and
Id wife, for certain purposes therein contained duly
recorded in the County Court Of Fairfax. will be sold
at public auction, in front of the Reading Room on
Fairfax street, Monday 29th instant. at ~ o'clock
n Gfnot previously disposed ofby. private sale,)
we'll enclosed, with q comfortable two story Brick
DWELLING HOUSE, and other Improve.
farm thereon, about q miles from Alexandra.
Esls. and the Little River Turnpike Road. tits
very desirable Summer retreat, having abundance
of remarkably good water % Terms at sale.
JOSEPH MANDEVILLE,
AARON d. HARMON,
apr1-ts WA ID MUTT, Auctioneer.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-01
Doctor NcCalrs Odontalgic Drops,
VALUABLE REMEDY FOR THE
TOOTH ACHE.

~ ~ j y " II IL
For sale by GEORGE WHITE, Auc'ioneer and Com.
mission Merchant Alexandria
nR MCCALL, Dental Surgeon, offers to the public
- remed, for curing the Tooth Ache, one of the
most excrucistng pains to which the hum,n system is
liable. This valuable remedy has been used with
great success BY the invento for considerable time
past, he could give many certificates TO its good eft.
fccts; but he prefers its recommending itself, whicht
sure to do fair trial. In cases of violent tooth
ACHE produced BY cold and the nerves being exposed
to irrtants gives almost immediate relief The man.
ner in which is to be used accompanies each vial
Persons need not fear in regard to its njuring the
tee h in any way; has not This effect.
TOOTH POWDERS,
Prepared by DR. Mccall himself, under his own eve,
for cleaning and whitening the Teeth without any acid,
which is generally found in most Of the tooth pow.
proves eventually destructive to the teeth This
is pleasant and innocent powder; it restores all that
native beauty which was or ginslly attached to the
teeth. In children well as in grown persons, when
the teeth the gums have become dark it removes
the dark colorng by application with brush in the
course of two weeks which is far preferable to an in
strument 1t must always be used with water. little
at first, and afterwards greater quantity
n Country merchants and others supplied with the
above valuable Drops and Powders at a considerable
discount which, not found eficacious. may be return
ed, and the money refunded. NJ CURE No FAY.
mar 5-w4w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-01
ALEXANDRIA CANAL OFFICE, }
xon March so, 1855. {
N0TICE TO CONrRACTORS

'"os1sALs Will be received at this Office for the
con-. oapsoon of!he remaining portion (about 200 900
NJ l yusl OF the Heavy EmSankment over Four
60. unto De addressed to the President and Di
Ds,, OF to the undersigned. I'LL Esd day Of April
oS order, WILSON N C. FAIRFAX.
a~ '-d&SN,apr2s Enr;nerr
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-01

| ~ We are requested to announce Doctor
RIcaAaD G MASON as candidate for Congress from
the District composed of the Counties Of Loudoun.
Fauquier and Fairfax.
Is. We are requested to announce HUMPHREY
POWELL as candidate for Congress for the Dis
tr'et composed of Loudoun, FAuquer, and Fairfax
Counties, Virginia.
F. AEaeEa as Candidate for the SURFACES of his tel
at the ensuing Congressional Election for
the district composed Of the counties of Loudoun,
Fauquer, and Fairfax.
~ We are authorized to say that Col. JOHN
r. WALLACE will be candidate for Congress, for the
District OF which Fauquier will form apart.
~ We are requested to announce JOHN Ia
LrArEano, Esq Of King George. IS candidate to re.
present the Congressional District composed Of the
Counties of Prince William. Stafford. King George,
Westmoreland. Richmond, Northumberland ard Ian.
caster.
" We are requested to announce COL JAMES
FEwsL candidate to represent the County of Prince
William in the next Virginia Legislature.
To- We are authorized to announce Major
AnMIsTEAD ALEXANDER as candidate to represent lie
Count, OF Loudoun in the next Virginia House Of De-
egates
W We are requested-to announce SPENCER
MoTTnoN Ball asa candidate TO represent the County
OF Fairfax in the next General Assembly of Virginia.
W. We arerequested to announce WILLIAM
s. DANIEL as candidate for seat in the next Legis
lature of Virginia, from the County Of Fairfax.
W. We are authorized to announce EDWARD
I TArLoE, Of King George, candidate represent
hat county in The House Of Delegates Of Virginia.
sGD We are authorized to announce
DR. ROBERT .. GnArsoN. of Stafford County, candi.
date to represent the Northern Neck District, in the
Senate of Virginia.
gP GEO. T. Brown respectfully OF
fers himself to the Voters of Prince Georges County,
Mary and, as a candidate for the next Sherifalty
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-01
SALES AT AUCTION.
BY GEORGE wHITE.-7H1S DaX

Furniture, Wine, &c.
VyHIs MORNING. at 10 o'clock. in front ofmy Aue'
i ton Store. viii be sold great variety OF
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
Consisting Of sidebosrds
set Dining Tables, complete, new
painted Wardrobes, Bureaus
second hand Harpsichofds out OF town
Writing Desks, Cribs and Cradles
Feather Beds and Mattrasses
Several large Scale Beams
Small Scales. Cayenne Pepper
Patent Stat Blinds. assorted sizes
Wood Measures, Cooking Furnae e., &c. &c
also,
bales Hops
quarter casks Msrseillcs Nsdeira Wine. and
Vinegar in barrels
apr GEO. WHITE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-01
y Office.

TIME subscriber intends fishing, the present season.
Il that well known Herring Landing called the
RED HOUSE,
next TO that of Johnson's spring; where he vii! be
glad supply. with Herrings fiom the Seine. all per
@h. may be pleased to cali him-giving in all
cases preference 10 his land customers
mar 2l-w3w THOMPSON ALLISON.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-01
Notice is hereby given,

VA s1'neral Meeting of The Stockholders Of he
f,OqusT and Nlexandra turnpike Company will
AZ pace at BncSlsnl On Thursday, the Oh da, of
~, H. the purpose eIectiug Pres, NJ. four
ue'O's' treasure, and other Officers Of sad Com.
J. MORGAN, Treasurer.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-01
MARRIED..

la Moore County. Nrlh Carolina. ON the 7ih
Instant. by Maicom B ne. E,q, DANIEL ID PAT
Ifa,ox, E,q measuring feet 10 inches IL
HEIGHT, 10 Mis-, MARY MCFARLaND, measuring =
le, inches, both OF Redmond County.
" C. Journal.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-01
Notice.

1--WE farmers B,n< of Alrxsnir this lay declares
acMdend OF profits, upon its capital stock paid
W. TAO per cent, for the Ia two months, PAYABLE TO
Nlcs"ndes Or their rsprese natives the I'd inst
BY order, JOHN uoOFF. Cashier.
aPrl-St
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-01
BY GEORGE WHITE.
Rook Auction.

an Wednesday Evening, the Sd inst will be closed
" several consignmsnts Of
Neto and Secondhand Books,
with Engravings, Aags, &c; among which are some
valuable works. Also, Wst;hes. Clocks, Music Box.
es, Jewelry and fancy articles. GEO. WHITE.
apr
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-01

I.incnAn Chamberlain
HAS just received. per schr Virginia from New
III York, and has in store:
10 hhds good West India molasses
est India and New Orleans sugar
16 bags Rio and St Domingo coffee
Old whskey, m barrels
Common do. in hogsheads and barrels
New England rum, in barrels
Country gin, in barrels
French brandy; Holland gin; spirits
Sicily Madeira wine
10 quarter casks MarseilIes wine and Greek vines
Mess and prime pork, IN barrels
40 boxes bunch raisins
80 reams wrapping paper
II chests, half chests and boxes, gunpowder' I'M
- periaI, Young hyson, and black teas
10 kegs CARROTS snuff
Rappee do in jars
Scotch do IL oauuers
so coils corlsge, assorted sizes
90 nests woodward iron bound
1000 pounds loaf and lump sugar
2UOO bacon
Together with all articles usually kept in grocery
store All which he offers for sale very low, whole
sale and retail mar %
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-01

SO4 PHzes-4O UOO IIckeu tlZU VOU
Tickets s. 90; halves %; quarters Uo.
Mode Of DraUing:
The 40, 900 tickets are NUMBERED from to 10000
inclusive. On the day Of drawing the whole Of the
numbers will be put into Wheel and all the prizes
into another, the numbers will be drawn alternately
first the number and then the prize, until all the prizes
are drawn Prizes pay able in cash sixty days after
the drawings subject to the usual deduction Of Is per
cent.
Tickets, shares and packages, 10 be had in the great.
est variety, at
tiarrisohburg. Va.
Orders for tickets. shares and packages in this Lot.
tery enclosing the cash, will receive the most prompt
attention, if addressed above. agents ordering
tickets in the above scheme will be Coz sdered posi-
tive sale, and charged accordingly at scheme price.
DAVID 8. JONES, Manager.
February IS, 1883.
~ Notice to Agents vending Tickets in the
SHENANDOAH Bridge Lottery II have appointed GEO.
G GLAsc. CT, Of WarentOn, Fxuquier County, Va.
Distributing Agent for the following Counties: Orange,
Cupeper, Madison. spottsylvsnia, Stafford, Prince
william Fairfax Louooun, Fauquier. and the District
Of Columbia.
Agents residing Tor responsible persons wishing TO
become such) in the above Counties, will please send
| their orders to GEO. g. GLAsCOCK. where they
viii be promptly attended to-
February Is, 1883. dawn g. JosEs, Manager.
| mar 4-ti5thApr
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-01

The corner stone Of new Catholic Church
,,s laid in Fredercklown, Md, ON Monday
L., with appropriate ceremonies.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-01

DRAWS THIS D.4F
Grand Consolidated Lottery,
Class No. Is for 1885.
To be drawn at Wilmington, Del. On Monday, April
CAPITAL PRIZE $4,000.
Tickets IA; halves 2; quarters w.
SPLENDID
New-York Consolidated Lottery,
Glass No S for 1855.
To be drawn in New York Wednesday, April o.
| Prize OF $4,000 lprlze OF SLIGO
| do of 10000 90 prizes Of 1000
Tickets $40; halves S, quarters 50; eigh,hs Is
UJ Lowest prize tl2.
To be had IN a variety Of numbers OF
=. oOKSE,
Lottery y Erehange Broker. Alexandria,
Drawn Numbers in the New York Consolidated Lotte.
nv Extra Glass No. 8 for 1853:
SIS 10 % SO a. 19
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-01

TO Nent,
fam The three story Brick DWELLING House
1.1s4 Royal, between Cameron and Queen streets,
iUimerlv occupied by Capt. o. p. Finley family.
mar 21-3mv2w JAMES ENTWISLE:
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slstP NEWS.
PORT OF .gGExaADRLa. (D. Co.

ARa!vEn. MARCH 50,
Steamboat Frederick sJurg. jenkins. Baltimore (;
freight aud passengers for the District.
SAILED,
Sloop Delight, Davis, New York.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-01-26
MULTIPLICATION LeIo,r nnr in .aLnhnmn I


The following is the substance of the resolutions re-
ported by Mr. Ormond and adopted by majority Of near
ly three -iourths of the House.
The first resolution declares the present tariff unequal,
unjust oppressive and against the spirit intent and
meaning OF the Constitution. The in favor Of the
resolution was unanimous with the exception Of MIR.
Reayes, who voted against IT,
The second resolution declares, that the Legislature
does not consider the tariff of 1892 fastening upon the
country the principle Of projections but that is received
as the harbinger OF better times
The third resolution declares notification dangerous in
practice, unconstitutional remedy, revolutionary,
leading to anarchy civil dscord and finally TO dissou
top Of the Union.
The fourth resolution entreats the people Of this State
not to dstrus the justice Of the General Government and
adures Congress abandon the exercise Of all dubious and
constructive powers
The fifth resolution recommends the calling Of Federal
Convention, TO meet in the city Of Washington, on the LIST
Of March, 1884.
PENNSYLVANIA
The Pennsylvania" Of the 21st, gives the following
extract from IFS Harrisburg Correspondent Of the nth
Ihe Resouton relative the Tariff which passed the Senate
yesterday adopted in tho House Of
eloquent debating The stood for the
Among the latter Mcssrs Lewis and
ertels from Befksond Bu from Northampton So You sec o
business settled for tho Legislature Congress
nm inclined believe, will pay bur little respect this expression Of
sentiment Judge wilkins had better take how
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-01-26
'Ewenty-sccond Congrcss.--scss. 2
N sENAIF.-Tbursjov. Ian

IN SEN AIF.-T hursiay, Jan ~
Nr. Hendricks, totn the Committee on Ro,ds and "a
M, reported bill for he continuation Of he Comber.
land Road which read and ordered o second read.
ing.
The bin provde1 for appropriation Of 100 600 dol r.
ior Ohio t0O000 dollars Tor Indiana and 10 Oo0 ors C
lilHOs1
Mr. Robbins offered the following resolution.
Res0iged That the Committee or the Library be in
sucei TO inquire into 'h rxpedency Of procuring IN 10
executed by an American artist, bust Of late Chief
Justice Elswor u.
MI knight pr"seu'eI g. solutions of the General AZ.
ssmbly Of Rhode Leland against the pending Tain ll
which were ordered TO be printed
The Chair Communicated fnesssge from ti,e President
Of The United states enclosing Ger ed cory Of acts oil
the state Of South CuOn5, b, lore communicated re.
lilve % notification.