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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-10-22
a Valuable Farm for Sale.


cd nh. nS ,sss r will sell s.s S' highly "p'''
SSS ROSE HILL,
.,-ssss, in the County Of Fairfax. fou' miles and
half from Alexandria aud ten hsf from the CITY OF
Washington. in pleasant and agreeable neiHhoor'
hood, containing
394 ACRE s.
As this Estate generally nowp, particular de-
serip,ion of il will be less necessary. The soil IN
good state of cultivation, having been managed for Sc
versl years past with view to its improvement fhere
are shout two hundred and fifty acres cleared snd dvI'
ded into eight fields, we'll fenced, the balance 10 IN
wood and timber There from forty to sixty acres
of mesdow land, we'll dtched and drained. part oil
which we'll with clover and timohy' the oaanee
lie signed to be put down in grass the ensuing fsI
There is . young thriving APPLE ORCHARD. OF
about two hundred Of choice selected FRUIT BE-
sides a variety of xcee summer fruits. This Farm
i, delightfully."- watered Dogue Run passes through It,
and il abounds in springs Of most excellent water,
which continue to run through the farm in the drest
seasons The buildings good, consisting of large
FRAME DWELLING HOUSE Of two stores,
&s.1 With four roums and wide passage, built very
Esi substantially end OF the best materials, and every
nc = s.ry out house to accommodate q large family
The Garden and ard we'll designed and improved.
From the house there 10 . commanding view OF the 70.
tomac and surrounding country, and tor heathfunesa
and beauty Of prospect is perhaps surpassed by none.
The price and terms OF payment will be made known
by application to Gen. JOHN MASON, or
s. JANNEY, Alexandra, ID. c.
Or to the subscriber, on the premises.
JAMES RUSSELL,
aug i3-wtf Rose Hill, Fairfax County, We.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-10-22
Farm for sale.

WISH to sell Farm. containing 312 AChE1'
1 adiuinng nv residence. IL is heavily umbered,
and hs. on il variety Of fine Fruit. great bargain
may be had ifimnediately applied Tor: ,,,,.,v
Fairfax County, Va " e
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-10-22

From, L. p. ~ Baleh, Esq Counsellor at aio, F edo
rick Nd
FR.DHaIcK, Nd May s, 1881
Mr. c Herstons-I deem 1t proper to state, tor the
benefit of the public that several years SINCE two Of
my children affected with scsId head OF an inve-
terate character Ny family phys;csn, Dr John +
wilson, of Leesburg, Va who skif',l and ia
dcious in his practice, IN vain endesvored by every
means to effect q cure. At length Judkins Ointment
was applied. and the affection permanently reIiev
ed. Very respectfully, your obedlent servant.
l.. r. w. BALcH.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-10-22
Public Sale.

DY virtue Of a writ of 6eri faciss issued BY william
Id Minor, Justice Of the Peace for the County OF
Alexandra, ID. G. and to me directed. shall expose
to public sale, Tuesday, the sth November next 1
II O'clock on the premises to the highest bidder, for
cash. all the light. title, and interest Of Augustine B.
williams in and to- q certain
LOT OF LAND
on which said Williams now lives. containing fURlI
dCRES more or less; subject to his wifes dover
taken, by execution, to satisfy debt due Thomas
Tucker OF said county.
WESLEY CARLIN. Constable.
oct -eot5thSov
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-10-22
No\umbian Insurance Vince,
8I,rnndria. Ocf l6, 1888.

NOTICE is hereby given TO tie stockholders OF
,or all he held a, this Office between thr hours OF III
A " and Up. on Monday. the 4,h OF Novembes
next ''
-t1thECy
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-10-22
Selue EWiNe.
oct 2 -eotf

. FARTHER supply of Brioport sh.d and herrlY
i T~,;o. " Keuway e Co 5" manufacture, reer'
ed per British barsue Ada, via New York TOT s.'e Co.
oct W.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-10-22
Onctor Wheelwright

WILL hereafter practice Physie, Surgery, re IN IN
w Alexandra At present he may be founo .,
Mr.. C.gett's Boarding House, corner OF Prince an'
St. Asaph streets. sept Jaw
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-10-22
Notice.

WAS taken up, airft, at Millburn's Landing, Al,
w exsndris County OH TUESDAY last, three He~ea
Logs with lot Of Plank and Scsntling. ne owner
t 80 MOSES HEPBURN
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-10-22
ALEXANDRIA MARINE LIST.

ARRIvED. OcToBER %.
Schooner Plough Boy, Wood, Fort Tobacco;
Wheat toJonathan Janney.
Schooner AccotInk Packet, Paine, Accotnk;
Flour to Jonathan ianney.
Schooner Red Rover. Adams, Bladensbursh;
Tobacco and Flour to II. Daingerheld'
Schooner Hope, Gray, Port Tobacco; lobac'
co to w. Fowle & Co.
Schooner Gold Hunter, Wilkins. Cherrystone;
Potatoes to master.
Sloop Mary. Gibson, Badensbursh; Tobacco
to VIM. Fowle s. Co. and Flour to n. Danger.
field.
Sloop Sarah Hav, Drayton, Philadelphia; Coal
10 L. Brooks & Co.
Ship Potomac. Marbury, hence Tor ho' anu
was spoken, August 90, long 3la.
Brig Helen, Gus, hence at Savannah l4th IN
slant.
Schooner Caraboo, Doane, cleared at Halifax
for this port Cd inst
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-10-22

For Rent,
The HOUSE hteiy occupied by
lyfHAme as . Dwelling, At the corner OF Pitt
~ kks Ind Wolfe streets. Possession can be
Nd by the lt Of November.
-, go JOHN H. JAENEY.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-10-22
COMMERCIAL.

LATEST DATES.
From London Sept From Liverpool Sept
From Havre Sept. 4 From N. Orleans "ct 5
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-10-22

COffee. &c.
gIlHIs day landing from schooner Velocity FOR sale
nv w. FOWLE 4 Co.
on nnn Pounds Rio Coffee
s0(Ds!VBU 10 boxes Of II 2 ID cannlsters Gun
powder Tea
10 hogsheads New England Rum
20 barrels Fall strained Sperm Oil
30 tons Plaster Paris OCT II
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-10-22
CERTIFICATES

From the Hon John Coeie Nrmber Of the Hou" Of Re-
prescntatires IN Congress
,AsHiEsTDN, HsrI h %, 1926
Sir My son having been afflicted for Ave years
with white swelling, aud having applied every RENE
DIV recommended BY the most eminent physicians
yithn nv reach without success. at length procured
one jug Of DR. Judkins Patent Specific Ointment, and
made the application according to the directions &c.
companyinp the ointment, and state, for the benefit
of the Sf cted that before jug used perfect
cure was effected Ny son has enjoyed good health
ever since have doubt that to the Ointment alone
he is indebted, for nothing else was used tor more
than nine months before the application of the oin'.
ment. Respectfully. JOIN Cotxs
DIR. WIN. Gun.on, Washington City.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-10-22

HOOts and Shoes.
II WHITE has just received, per schr ve'o
d. city and sloop w. Caldwell On additional
supply Of cu,D,
Consisting, in part, of
Mems calf sewed boots. Ist and I'd quality
10 nailed boots
DO sewcd. pegged. and nailed honroes
DO coarse peggrd boots
DO coarse sewed and begged brogans and SHOES
Bows fine sewed, pesged. and nailed ,io'r"es
m, a., do shoes
DO coarse pegged Brogscs and shoes
LADIES' ca sewed ard morocco walking sh'es
DO lasting, mnrccco, and sshr ship er', ut
various prices from 81 IS 20 81 GEMS
Together with 9 general ssor'men' OF childrcns
Shoes All Of which are offered for sale wholesale or
retai, at the lowest prices
Made 10 order--Ladies' and Gentlemen's
ROOTS e SHOES of ail kinds oct IL
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-10-22

New YoRx MARKET, Oct. 10 Western
Flour, S5 IS Jour Com.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-10-22

sns disturbances have lately it is said,
'o% m,Jeamons the clerks, &c in the office Of
o'sT Commissioner Of the Public Lands. We
i y, ~, know enough about particulars to enter
~ ~, Je,,iis Perhaps, BY this time, the storm
sls blown over.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-10-22

49,, American popular air Of Jim Cro,o has
LAT =. way to Europe, and the imported Swiss
bun. ho,e, now play this national melody.
nl''a ,ssr ,hought that so distinguished an honor
''ad Jim Crow:
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-10-22

40. s,pectation is somewhat raised to see
fuS. VICE President will "bear his facul-
hoS ." hi, winter, as the presiding officer of the
senate Msskly7 Sn ssa :, nj, aO .' will
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-10-22

S,,oEag from the Mails. The Portland JEFF.
t,.on,an saws, il is ascertalned that there have
No., more than dozen cases since the first Of
And, Of letters containing money being stolen
f,nn The mail east Of Boston.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-02-14

something to relieve hun; we may suppose
any simple thing would do. for the cure was
TO be effected not BY the medicine, but by
the physician.
From this mcmxnt no began TO mend apace
so that, IN short. the cure was perfected Ia
four or five days, end the doctor notspnly re
ceived his stipulated reward, but was extoll-
ed in an extraordinary manner.
After Mr.. Stevens was quite well agsin.
be was very anxious to know by what rule
or method the approaching distemper could
be found out, and how the cure was 10 be
worked. He ,honght If he could by any
means obtain this secret he should he happy,
and then be able to vie with any of his pra
fessiopal competitors in England. So after
he had made proposal 10 the doctor for the
purchase Of this secret, and had taken
great deal OF pains about il. he at last agreed
with him to be taught this occult science FOR
a hundred guineas. Aud when, TO his
great JOY. the bargain was struck, and the
money paid. the moun,ehank baron gave h,m
a paper neatly folded and sealed. which, he
said, contained the whole ar, and mystery.
The apothecarS. with great impatience,
broke the seal, and TO his great SURPRISE found
tic paper contained nothing bat the denti-
cal nostrunl, in his own hand writing, which
he formerly sold 70 Mr. Turner heing molly
Concet can Kill, and conced Gun cure. !,
tie remained some time as il stunned, till
the doctor burst into fit OF laughing, and
discovering himself asked him whether he
did not approve OF the secret The apothe-
cary was ohligedio he satisfied finding that
by his own document he had been diseased
and restored. And Monsieur dc Baron Re.
tourgnac, now Doctor Turpcr, by following
his masters advice. when bis father purchas-
ed The secret. OF only recovered the prin-
cipal, but loui times as much in addition, be-
sides his fee, and had the pleasure. Of return
Ing the complamen, to his old master, by
properly trying the most excellent nostrnin.
and experimentally proving il to be true.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-02-14
MONDAY, FEBRUARY III. 1898.

The Norfolk Beacon of Monday. received
by Yesterdays steamboat contains the follow
inc paragraph, which. ii weeli founded, has
certainly not too much importance attached
70 t:-BaH. Gazette.
IMPORTANT FROM CHARLESTON.
By last evenings mail we received another
letter from friend in Charleston, IS. G. J
dated 29th ult Tue sday last } Our correspon
dent says-"Affairs begin to assume fear
lul aspect, and am apprehensive that 10 a
few days, the Military and Naval Force as
,embled here will be called upon to act, II
|, believed By many, that the recommeIda-
tons to the people by the late Notifying
Meeting, to suspend all action under their
Ordinance until the rising Of congress, was
mere expedient to gain time to mature
their preparations, and not adopted in good
faith.
limitations having been given to the Gov
would be well that they should keep bright
look out every measure Of prfcaution has
been adopted by them to prevent surprise,
s. the defences, already formidable are daily
bein gstrengthend The Officers are frequent
II in town. but they receive no attentions
from the Citizens-nor is any attempt made
TO modest mem, ne CHsOfHStS are sdiu 10
be as numerous as the other party, and e
quay as well prepared for acting-though
not so clamorous."
Resources of European Powers-A late
number of the London Courier contains a
comparative statement of the means and re-
sources of the Great Powers Of Europe i'm
mediately affected by the hostilities between
Holland on Que side, and England and France
on the other. The conclusion drawn by the
Courier from the statements, that as a naya!
and defensive power, Great Britain stands
predominant, but that as a military aggressor
on the continent, she is pomerless. The pop
ula,ion of Russia is about 60 millions. Aus
tia SO, Prussia 10, France SO, Great Britain
a. Russia is supposed to have soldles, of
all sorts, throughout her wide spread dom
mons, 100000, Austria $50 900, Prussia $50,
900, France 100000, Great Britain 10000.
Tie total number of vessels Of war in the
possession of Russia, Of all descriptions, is
l2S, Austria 70. Prussia 2, France $40, Great
Britain 504, viz:
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-02-14

The establishment OF the Columbian Ga
zette, published in Georgetown, I'd. CD is
for sale, with or without the printing mate
rails.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-02-14

The disposable revenue of Russia, after
paying the interest of the national debt.
I'll millions, Austria 8, Prussia 81, France
20, Great Britaif 2e. National debt Of Ru ssla
s. millions, Austria 60, Prussia IS, France
200, Great Baitain ITO. The interests on
The national debt Of g. Britain. is calculated
Al % millions!
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al % millions
The subjoined paragraph gives rnelan-
choly (but not entirely unlocked lor) account
ofthe over land expedition undertaken year
ago to the mouth of Columbia river. 1t al
ways appeared to us periIous as we'll as an
unpromising adventure.-.Na. Int
From the Taunton (.Aiass) Whig Jan so.
The Oregon Project.-We have been an
| lcipating for some time the bursting OF this
| bubble, and our antIcipatlons are beginning
| to be realized. Some time since we motto
ed an advertisement from part oil The set
tiers who were in New York, stating, that
any contributions in money, meat, clothes,
&c. would be gratefully received, IN plain
English, asking charity of the community 1t
appears now, that the land expedition OF eISh-
" men. accompanied by Capt Myth OF Cam
bridge, has been compelled to return, with
the exception Of thirteen men, including the
captain, who are probably by this time at
rest among the cliffs of the Rocky Mountains
Never was there an enterprise more rsShly
planned, or likely 10 be more irultless IN Its
result: vet how much abuse was lavished up
on the philanthropist who at the time lifted
Up their voices against the mad waste OF HE
and labor which they were certain IT would
Involve!
Suicide of Mr.. .4ckers The public mind
was not little agitated IN tile city OF bos-
ton, on Saturday last, by a statement that
the body of Mr.. Ackers. a confidential CLERK
in one Of our first business houses, had been
found in the basin near the Mill Dam, under
circumstances which justified belief that ne
had been robbed and murdered Nearly all
the public prints of the city on the succeed
ivy day, contained paragraphs respecting me
case, corroboratiye of the statement when
was first made Ii is now satisfactorily as
certained that Mr.. Ackers deliberately com
mitted suicide, and it is due TO the communi
sly that the fact should he made known. a
mong his papers was found memoranaohi
addressed to bis employer, IN which ne m
brms him that he had embezzied ABOUT niht
thousand dollars Of his property, winch hao
been principally appropriated, oy hi'" 10
wards the purchase of lottery tickets a con
siderable number ofundrawn tickets was iouho
in his nossession. II has since been discov
cred we learn, that ne formed one ora CUT
Of youpq men. who speculated very deeply
in lotteries. and who sometimes bought IN
half Of an entire scheme. what an awin
b9emonition is furnished to young men b.
AIS conduct u melancholy end!--Bost. '4tias
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-03-28
CAReEsebh4a4'S Egdb'a'iiHI,
EiNcNntle. Va.

rNNllE subscriber has taken possession Of bbi
n veil known establishment II aently occupied
by Mry, Baekus situated IN the western pant al
lown. ufaf tic eo1tt=house The huusea arc nov
undergoing a \ borough repair, with improvements
and ,zaacfable IL, lltions, which vail afford plea
sant accommodations l.. those who NAV call on
hui. Families travelling % the Springs, wishing
- remain somn TIM IA tins p,lre, can bo furnish
ed ;'lth pfisnte rooms The hr7 bedding Ne.
bong entirely new, together with III. retired and
any situation Of the establishment, he lrolumes
will add muth 10 the comfort OF nayellcls
lis stables vii be well furnished, and his bar
will contain choice old wines and liquors Tn.
stables nro largo and roonly, aud will at all times
be we'll furnished, and atlcodsdhy good aud active
osCrs,
The line Of STAGE Cauelte5 10 this place from ihe
North, West and the watering places all stop al
this house. Extra Coaches can at any time be
procured dnring the Spine season.
Having LEASED the above establishment for n
tom of yeats, and furnished It entrcy anew, al
comfortable expense, h' hoPoa that, with close per-
onul attention, he VIII he able tn render snusine-
Ion 10 bis ca-tomefa $. CARROLL.
fncn5tir March II st
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CONTRADICTIONS.


TINT T0TFiF u ] Htfi8T F0IuNTV
There doe, not exist, perbaps, within the limits
of the stute, a county hllf much pfrp'gxcd with
political Controversies rs the county Of Amherst
30 prolusalY hye thu saas of useord been sowu
in the multiplicity Of snss ana onnttr=me'f.
ings, plots and COUNT, ilofs, that wo not only 10
not underst nd c,eh nthar b., in The ,aiallen BIZ
tween candidates and yotcrs there seems 10 be
lolal m,2HHd,, aanid,nR
BY some II wall BE- .o y II lha ono oC tie cand-
dates hls b come one u the warm avoeotes of the
Jackson a1nn.strt ~ ea'eiJ Oh tho ground OF the
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-03-28
NfftS9{9H

a Lthe personal plupay James Bailey dee
VI will be sold an aafWdey he 18th lnnia front
Of The House ooW IN occupancy Of Nancy Bailey,
consisting II Household aud Kitchen furniture,
soeh a. Ii.d4, B,dsteds. ono Soetetary, QUO Can.
dlcstenl onc Locking Claws ehaies, Tables, Pots,
aud Ovens, Que Snlo, Silver Table and Tea Spoons,
also one COW, and f,cnt variety Of otbet thing
too ynIens 10 mention III nt advertisement A
endl,ot three months wl bc gwen, 10, all sums o.
vrr i'en Dollars, by Tic purchaser GAVIN & boud md
GOOD security.
\ b Al pelaoos la,ioe eloilng on tic esiulc.
viii please make known aud dizzy ahall be alton.
dsl ~ as qqcb as possible aud thase indebted IL
the estate, vii rease 1ceolltd lint 10 adjasi
those elllms Il tequltes something Ia 10 Il with
NANCY BAILEY,
AdmuisltatnN.
Nltrh % 1t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-03-28

ier:y o'es4l.ns pt, para.ory to sending them 10
Liberia, IN the expedition abuut To sal from Now
Orleans.
Two shad were taken of Staten Island ON the
10Th ins'. aud sold IN New Yol, for 80 each.
The general election IN New Hampshire was
held on the 18th INST. Gov. Dlnsmanr was re
elected with few opposing votes. Messrs Harper,
Bean, Pierce, Hubbard and Burns are elected to the
next Congress. New Hampshire loses one mem,
Der under the last census.
The Duke of New Castle gave an entertain
ment IN England, IN january last, tho provision lor
which included Q oxen, 600 head of ganc IA cart
load o. hams - sheep 50 store OF haeou a similar
supply OF veal, 500 loayos OF bread 700 plum pnd-
dngs, suitable quantity ofpits, tans, 40. lGt
gallons OF punch, aud Is hogshcads Of stron,, ale.
Fifteen hundred persons fell a, once upon his st,ne.
ihe next day aielW ards, two thousand al the
neg hbor'nS poor were resalcd VITA another dn-
ner"
| The Boston Atlas Jaws" W. are informed
tina, John B. Smith ,ss,, Secretary Of the CONNER.
eal Insurance Company in New hedford com.
mltted suicide in that town last Saturday undor
what circumstances The act WAS donc We nave
Got learned
The Huntsville (Alolamal Advocate of the 10th
of Limestone county, terminated has cxslcnce, by
shooting himself IN the left side with rlstol lcav
ing an interesting family OF wife and three or
four chllsltcn lie had been Jadge Of his county
court, and was II highly respectable member ot sac
last Legislature Of Alabama and was amiable IN
al the relations of private life. He entered 5snys
the Advocate upon the journey Of existence with
far prospects of honor ie himself and OF usefulness
10 lbs country bul lurcd from the path Of patient
and perscvertng industry by that love OF excite
ment which is said to be the concomitant OF genius
II Is probable he became di satisfied with life AMI
with hmscf--that lie had not realized the prou,sc
of his early years, and attained that intellectual
cmncncc, which, without the diligence TO pursue,
he felt the power TO acquire. What private grleis
he had, We know not.
We learn, from the last Huntsville Advocate that
the Legislature of Alabama, at It's late session,
pcaed all thu restrictions heretofore existing against
the introduction Of slaves into TINT State
Mr. Spencer Cooper's Powder Mandatory, 81
.ualel IN the vicinity OF Lexington, Ky, wus re
Gently blown up.
The ship Martha arrived at New York on the
l1lh, fell IN " lh the wreck of vessel that had
been burnt. and IA dead bodies floating around her
Name Of the vessel, &c. unknown.
u w" are suthor aei TO announce ADDISON
rALl.FE no, Esq - Candidate % rrpr sen
the peopl. OF Amber,t in the nel, Legislature OF
Virginia.
~ We are authorized To announce that Capt.
EDWARD FRANKLIN is candidate to repre-
sen, the psople Of Pnisylva.a III iLn ne,, Legls.
lnture OF NI'ginia.
u Jim 5. Barbour. Esl. member Of the lnsi
Congress, isH cnnad To represent Cupeper
county IN The mex, lipuse IL Dele gates. Il is sbid
thai h. viii have II, eppostt,o
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-03-28

,heit duty, and rather too oblign. IN haudn. oai
to any and every body, III faPcfs NE property 81
subscribers
These Suggestions | hona you will receive in tho
sptt IN whtch they of r,j, and not regard me
REMARKS.
- W. nre always obliged to our friends for
any suggestions ii ard to the management Of
this paper designed to enhance its value TO the
munlly Wcw.sh il were practicable or expodient
tn adopt some q. them, which we are conscious
would have tbs tendency, but which we should
not he justified IN doug by the additional patronage
1t would enlist. The proposition, for instance. IL
publish our paper tf-weckly during the sessions
Of the Legislature would DO acceptable to hat very
few of our present subscribers, and would not pto-
cure h. many additional names !, because IN mnny
sections of country, remote from tho principal
stage.routes thst, Is only one mail per week. Cur
subscriber on those ,,nu'es, would derive no All
vantage from the change, ". ale they would be TAX
ed with an additional sum TO-. subscription and
poslsge-It is our interest and wish. ut all tunes
10 furnish 10 our readers the aeloct new and i'
present them with ms eop,ons accounts of, onsie'
sonal und Legislative procecdnes-pa hl}
the yens and nays all subjects ia which they h"
supposed To feel an iniorost--as a dud regard To-
other matters will permit If the vote ON The Chcs
apeakc subscription bill WAS omitted, II VAS accI-
dcntay done.
With regafd to the pant ana qualify of our
paper our subserb - have had tor SOM time past
las, cause of complaint We hive taken measures,
however, T. mix, change IN thus matter, and "
hope we shall hereafter be able 10 lutnsh al least II
more legible journal.
The hint To those who are p" readers aud not
" Subscribers we hope, will not be lost that
numerous cass. At all events, we have ,lght 10
ask OF posin'sters that they will permit our sub
serbcrs 10 have the FIST perusol of their papers.