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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-05-25


been politely favored with the following letter,
dated
"Brcmen, 4th .ApriL, 1926
"We are sorry that al this time we cannot
give any Aattering accounts of the markets, as
commercial transactions in this quarter, for
some time past, have been uncommonly dull.
A, the commencement of the present year,
the demand for Tobacco encouraged US to hope
that the article would prove safe and profita-
bic commodity to all who might embark in the
trade of the same. A brisk enquiry continued
until the middle Of February, and previous to
which nearly 100 hogsheads Of various de-
scriptions were disposed Of at fair profits but
after which time, the distressing disasters in
England gave il check, from which thus far
it has not recovered. Fine brown MARYLAND
is a, least to gr: lower than it was at its We
ry best moment-middling and ordinary brown
no better-the latter description has conside
rably los: in public favor. For yellow sorts,
we have had but occasional enquiry, and prices
are very Huctuatlng.
Sales for the last'month amount to
Maryland, 800 hhds. at from - to 81 gr average.
Kentucky, II 90" o." 81 L"
And stems Is hhds exclusive of 22Ohhds. lately i'm
ported and sold at 81 I'd per 100 lbs"
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This is to give Notice,
district o. Columbia
alexandria County, SIS.


APRIL TERM, 1926
Jonah Thompson, Complainant
Against T. rb,,..-,,
Thomas Hickman and Moses Gibson, :" ''''''S
Defendants.
VUNHE defendant Thomas Hickman not having entered
Il his appearance and given security according to the
statute and the rules of this Courts and appearing to
the satisfaction of the Court upon affidavit, that the
said homas Hickman is not an nhabitant of this Dis
rict-on the motion of the complainant, By his coun-
sell is Ordered that the said Thomas Hickman do ap
pear here the first day of the term, and enter
his appearance to this suit ard give security for per
forming the DEGREES of the Court And that the other
defendant Moses Gibson do not pay away, convey,
searete, the debts by hun owing to- the estate ef
fects in his hands beongingng to the said thomas
Hickman until the further orler of the Court.
And that copy of this order be forthwith published
for two months successfully in of the public
papers, printed in Alexandra; and that another copy
be posted at the front door of the Court house of
County. Test, EDM. Lice, Clerk,
may 25 Staw2m
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From the Msv. York .8user1ean, Maya.

The numerous arrivals at this port from Eu.
rome. on Saturday and yesterday have brough,
M the regular files Of papers, but in such num-
hers that we have scarcely had time to glant e
at anv bo, the latest, and their intelligence was
an,icipa,ed by the Birmingham.
Tha, diffic ulties and very serious difficulties
sxist in Russia canno, be doubted. All &C
counts, public and private, concur on this point
The London Traveller, Of the 9Th April, re-
ceived at Boston, has the following paragraph
and though in,rinsically no, OF much eight, II
serves with many other similar specalailons to
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From the aurora and Franklin Gazette.


"We learn from very respectable and direct
source, that in the unpleasant debate in the Sc
"nate on Thursday last, in which MrRandolph
'put the stigma of Reproduction on the editor of
"the Boston Centinel, and through him on the
"Senator who introduced him into the Senate"
che had no ailusion to Mr.. Lloyd Of Mass. but
"to Mr. Holmes Of Me. He was under the i'm
"pression that Maj. Russell had been introduced
"by Mr. Holmes. Mr.. Randolph and Mr.. LLOYD
care said to have been on the most friendly
"terms; and the former did not intend to make
''the very harsh and wanIon attack upon the
slater, which the debate upon its face, would
"certainly imply. MIR. Lloyd is perfect gen.
"tleman in his manners and department.; and
"nothing could have justified an Intentional in.
"sut to him. If Mr. Randolph meant his re-
smark for the other senator, as he no doubt
"did, true magnanimity called upon him to
'rectify the misrepresentation into which Mr..
"I.loyd fell. Mr.. Randolph is a brilliant orator,
"bul sn imprudent man.
We do not question the facts contained in
the foregoing apology for MIR. Randolph's con-
duct towards Mr. Lloyd; neither do we deny
that Mr. Randolph was deGcientin magnanimi-
ty, but we contend that Mr.. Lloyd was under
no misrepresentation. He introduced his friend
into the Senate, and Mr.. Randolph not only a,
bused tha, friend, but declared tina, ii was the
duty Of every Senator to put the "siigma q re-
probation" OH the person by whom he was in
troduced. Mr.. Randolph's supposing that MIR.
Holmes had introduced Maj. Russell, could not
change the nature of the insult, and naked a:
pology of that character would not, as it ought
not, satisfy Mr.. Lloyd. Mr. Randolph must
rctract the assertion, that it was stigma
on the friend Of Mr.. Russel, to introduce
him into the lobby of the Senate, where any
gentleman may be invited by Senator. Mr.
Randolph is indeed "an impruden' man," and
we would put the "stigma Of Reproduction" upon
any Senator who would tamely submit to his
inflated insolenee.
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Alley y .EFiD2IAa
THURSDAY MORNING, MAY 25, 1926.

Mesrs. Seotcdsn y 7horntOn:-Yielding to the
complimentary invitation contained in your pa.
per ofthis morning, authorisyou to announce
10 the citizens of Alexandria, tina, will recite
my Address for the benefit of the Boston Bard
in the First Presbyterian Church, at O'Clock
on the afternoon of Friday next, the a6th inst
Very respectfully, yours, Sc
DANIEL BRYAN
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pertinent towards every one-to the alternative
either Of submitting in silence to the grossest
insolence, or Of making himself personally re-
sponsible to the malignant mailman, who was
insulting him and the Senate. And all this
while Mr.. Calhoun looks calmly on, and per-
mits these provocations to bloodshed to pass
without reprehension-nay, when member OF
the Senate, outraged by such proceedings, calls
to order, the Vice President adheres to technl-
caities; and because Mixing dsdained to write
down, what was so obvious and so often sive, the
Vice President authorizes Mr. Randolph to
continue in his full Course Of vituperation.-
Truly Mr.. Calhoun is heaping on his own head
most fearful responsibility"
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COMMERCIAL.
Prices of Produce in alexandria yesterday:

BREMEN TOBACCO MARKET.
The editors of the Baltimore American have
been politely favored with the following letter,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-05-25
DANIEL BRYAN.

A stronger whose name we could not learn,
standing on the end Of wharf; and in tina,
helpless condition fell into tie river where the
current was strong and the water thirty
feet deep. An active, philanthropic, and
fearless young gentleman, (Mr. JOHN WEsT, a
merchant of this place. who happened TO be
near the unfortunate man, Immediately sprung
10 his assistance; and at the imminent peril OF
his own life, succeeded in rescuing fellow be-
ing from an untimely death. |, is in such acts
is developed.
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From Ire Ne,o FORK Daily .a,rrsriz,er.

\ paragraph WAS published few days since
in paper al Washington, which stated, that
nu nher of members Of Congress took a
steamboat. and went down the Potomac for
the purnose Of visiting, Mount Vernon, and
that, when they arrived there, they were rude
ly prr,en,ed. by an order of the proprietor of
that "state, from landing, and, OF course, were
defeated in the object of their excursion We
had no. doubt from the beginning, that salts
factory explanation would be given to this al
fair, and therefore we took no notice of il in
our paper. The Alexandria PheniX Of Thurs
day contains that explanation. II seems Judge
Washington had given public notice in the
newspapers, that he wished persons to refrain
from visiting Mount Vernon upon the SAB
BATH, and had, moreover, written to the COM
manders OF steamboats, to the same purport. A
party Of members Of Congress, though inform
ed of this prohibition by the master of the
steamboat which they engaged, still persisted
in their plan, probably presuming that Judge
Washington would graft disprnsation in their
favor
In this, it seems, they were disappointed -
The Judge, With an impartialiy that does him
much credit, refused them permission, and
they were under the necessity oil retur ming,
without having accomplished their object -
| However vexed or mortified they might have
been, we are surprised that they suffered the
story TO be published, as they should have
known it must inevitably lead TO disclosure
Of the truth, and that would reflect no credi,
upon themselves Judge Washington con-
duct will be approved by all good people, and
j, will probably ind zee members Of Congress
hereafter, if they are disposed to violate the
Sabbath, TO select some other place tnan Mount
Vernon for their purpose.
Judge Washington has, under his own sig.
nature, explained the necessity under which he
has been for years past, of prohibiting steam,
boat parties from making The sacred shades OF
Noun, Vernon scene of junquetting and in
trusve mirth. He has repuhlished the notice,
| which in s22 was given in the newspapers,
| and copy of letter he wrote to masters oil
steam boats, declaring his intention in relation
to visitors a, Mount Vernon. Respectable per-
sons, be their condition in life what it may
will henceforth, as heretofore, says Judge
Washington, be received with cheerful atten-
lion on every day in the week, except Sunday;
but drinking or dancing parties he will not re-
ce;ye New- York american.
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FARM FOh SfLE.

EHOR SALE, Tract Of Land containing $50 Acres
Il belonging the heirs of the late Jonathan swift
situate Four Mile Run, in the County OF Ae1andra'
about four miles from Georgetown and seven from
Alexandria; the road from Washington ana 'eorge-
town passes through il. as will the contemplated turn
nike road from Alexandra to wileys. More than half
this tract is covered with Wood and valuable Timber
and considerable portion of is low ground Four
Mile Run, well adapted to Timothy Meadow.
be sold private a at time
nres;onsiy ,lisnosed Of will be sold at Public Auc
i;on IN the premises at II o'clock in the forenoon,
Title indisputable-For terms apPlyto
Fl. PEAKE, Alexandra, or
THoS. c. " RIGHT, .9uef.
april 2s-c ss'rystswn' y. -
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Tickets 6 dollars.

Ne'D- York State Literasure Lottery, Class No. 8.
TO be drawn on the first Of June Il, and finished il
afew minutes-SCHEME:
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SHIP NEWS.
Port IF Alexandria.

schr. BelleviIle, Post, hence at Newburyport 18th
inst.
Schr. Farmers Ingenuity, Petit, cleared at Philadel
phia for this port Esd inst.
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ing from an untimely death. II is in such acts
is developed.
The National Journal Of yesterday furnishes
US with an,extyact Of letter from Gen Lafay-
cite, to gentleman in Washington, dated at
Paris March %, 1926. The veteran freely ex-
presses his opinion in relation to the proprit "
Of the Panama Mission-au opinion entitled 10
as much weight as that OF any other man on the
face Of the earth. He has no interests separate
and apart from the great cause of rational Ii
berry, &c which he has devoted lor5 and E.
yentful life and princely fortune. He isfamil-
lar with the structure Of our Government, from
It's very foundation; knows its strong and its
weak parts, and has ever been successful in
pointing out its true policy Living as he does
in the midst Of Despots, he is no stranger to
their schemes OF aggrandize ment; & the world
has seen that he is no tyro in the art OF counter
acting them. He has access to the hearts q
both hemispheres, and seeking to set boundary
sphere Of vir,uous action for the other, he fear
lessly recommends measure which our pseudo
patriots would fair induce the people ofthis coun-
try to view as an 'entanglng alliance These
desperate aiGmists nave been foied, however
in their factious attacks upon the peace of the
country; and it will increase the happiness oil
LAFAYETTE, when he learns that the people fol
whom he bled, have been fairly tried, and found
100 yirtuous to be wheedled out of their liber-
ties by few canting demagogues.
The following is the Generals letter:
@We-are anxiously waiting for the arrival Of
two New York packets: hope they will bring
me something from you. AT all events, vii
know what is going on at Washington, and
other parts Of the United States: 1t is food to
nv mind, a consolation Of my heart, which has
become more tnan ever necessary to me.
am happy 10 think the Panama Mission is now
on its way. believe it Of high moment for
the welfare Of South-America and Mexico, for
the prospects of mankind, and for the dignity
of the people Of the United States, that they
may preserve and exert the moral influence to
which they are so Justly entitled"
However we may regret, and sincerely we do
the selfimmolation of Mr.. Calhoun upon the
alter of guilty and reckless ambition, we are
pleased to see, tina, in every quarter Of his In
Suited country, his name is stamped with the
infamy it merits. He siustly held responsible
for the conduct Of his dupes, and will ere long
pay the. forfeiture Of his rashness We could
FIJI our columns with the imprecations of his
injured constituents, but one now and then will
suffice to show him that justice is not asleep
The following is from the New.York American
, OF Monday:
"The proceedings which will this day be
found recorded under the Senate head, are cal
culated, we think, TO excite the indignation and
the regret of every thinking man in the com
munity. II will there be seen that Mr.. Ran
dolph's unchecked RIGHTEOUSNESS drove the Sc
nator from Massachusetts,, Mr.. Lloyd man
who is most punctilious in his respectful de-
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-05-25

JeweNy, sc.
JOHN ADAM
HAS just received from Neu.York and Philadelphia
] L selected BY himself, and purchased for cash,a
handsome assortment of
Pearl and flagrec earrings of different descriptions
Pearl, garrett and Jet finger nrgs
Gold chains seals and keys, Of the latest fashions and
very handsome
Breast pins ofvarous patterns some very neat
Coral Of different sizes, casters
Beads of different sizes and coors
Otto of roses and ladies curs
She field ware candlesticks of the best quality
BRITAIN MIA of different patterns, pocket pistols
Ever pointed pencils of different patterns
Butter knives, &c &c
.Glso, n general assortment Of COMBS.
He has also on hand, of his own manufacture, !Slry
Mounted Speciacs with glasses of different colors, and
Pebble GL1sses of MAlster's manufacture.
Thmbles of all sizes
lind as usual
A general assortment Of SIVER WIRE.
All of which will be sold as low, for cash, they can
be purchased in the District. may 23-eoot
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Sale OF stocks.

Sale OF SHOCKS.
DY virtue of decree of the Circuit Court for the
Id County of Alexandria, will be sold at auction for
cash. the 9th day Of this month, before the front
door of the Town Hall at IL o'clock,
Sundry Shares of Stock of the Bank of Potomac.
Sundry Shares Road Stock originally attached to the
Union Bank of Ale xandria. r'
Five Shares of the stock of the Alexandra and Wash
ington Turnpike Company.
One Share of the Stock of the Hunting Creek Bridge
Company.
may 18 dts THOMAS SWAMI, Trustee.
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rttru- Communicated.
,ht county 81 Suuy, Nichs'as F4uir0n I.,n ri ti
~ ""''" acquiiniancc with and iicnd,hit (,r ,, H.
ga n upwards at SO N"srs enirs the writer of ~; r
"'',' ~ 'ditndi, Nicholas faucnn united 10 i
Wen SG'Nirh mud srfni implicitly ct riiu.r. Lf A..
H., u'l'"i"' aud the most unyicldn. integrity F,ry IL,
~ ne 'hg'ftd IN ne rfacce 90 the lrg and , fin. M
"i''" Az liat nlint- aud igyiy OF manner. ,,ir ~, -
ed To- am 81 lie ncnhtis ct the profession yah ,b, M
i'''i"'' liz county s3pn dErVvrrcI tte vain. 49, .,
'deirF afl elected him, without s.Ii~il,fior a. -
d" " '"r'aI a s'bly amer etirinr from tit .ti; H.,
''ne' "4' a-tin repeatedly, elected 10 .efye j, ~;
"e o'I'e a. 'hf House o Delegates, L. his puhlic lt ~
" I,n '"niaci were gnfrd ny firm Republican pfi1r
He'i ath n' Invariably nrtr,tcd spirtt nr,ur d. ~, 49,
' W. ""d independence oi hi country. N,iLn. r,fi
.f1 hn !" wtrre tom the Inc ~ oprity which M o
u' P'I'ifi' ed him I" adopt Indr cd All a.. p,,;, ,
H''t ls'"incd with hdclIy and esurinrs sgdi,,. ,tt
isn "t,'F OF Whatlor In private lie court e,us i,.,,
"" " h'h'irns--plain aud temperate m hi. bsit H.
tl'''ei' 'src"ed Jnd beloved In domestic lif
Paufrn OF fciyrrfi st'l Mt u-s IN lis
u'sh9 h''r"hIe whhom parade or ceremony 70 I 49,
H'", I!aeiietd ln unsatd and nhounded milne. ~,
l''''Ifd mn ~ "igcct IT then respectful attention an, 49,
Tribute from friend. 10y we ''s'' ''s WIS
~ LcNi sion, Vi.on the 2pih March last ,c,-,,.
'i..''- "'rl't digrr'ta, D9-f ma. H. BTonto.,,,r
- !ehe h'ri VI hd strong mind md srliyiE g'
"" '" "rn1i rArcedn, the pact &c Df u,,i,c,,, L |
tiit.citn VI Eisatr IN The valley " ''''"''' ny '"!
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OF ITS authors, with card stating, al fhe request
of the Executive that il was paper NOT proper
for him 10 receire." Mr.. Mclean also adds in his
note, that Mr. Erwin, previous to his acceptance
OF the appointment, would make transfer of all his
interest in the printing establishment, titus obya,ing
the objections on that score The correspondence
is published in the Washington Telegraph, we
presume by the two members from Tennessee, with
out comment os;ensh!y of their own; but with
ample structures under The Editorial head. The
appeal Is thus made 10 tlie public.
This act comes with a poorer grace from the
President, seeing it i directed tow ds the parcu-
Tar friends sf Gen. Jackson; past and n future
rival tor the Presidential Chair Come what may,
that competitor, will no, be put hors dsl Combat.
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Y,HN NlCAlL0Rk, ~.

ENiE Subscriber la. removed fem V,illtbor,' t, bi-
= way house hrtwron FItdercksrrs aud Tie I;o ling {;
We Oh AMI convenient stand formerly called Told. ghr. he
cal upon hu their entire satisfaction. Ia ,iiilnt
Oh h"re I'll Dt wch has bcan lprots hi, rn,,ej two
" house e" hack INe been erected ycry con,l robIt
Peuce fof the tnnrni travellers and are rirnLe H.
neat and comfortable pnnnc III, .iaLit~ are si and ,yl
fN'rd, and h e"niis'iy {" au@n me ket wi enable ~
to ke'p zo"d table and choice hluo IT, h. pf fy ra.s
f'em "a h bHnr that be vii shrte Dat pot6m Of the
H"oie pii'"",r" which he ho' i" iotcctitt id fDt ,
He nov h's- ave 10 rcfu.n hi, thank,
Anil ~. -. 80
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To .Nessrs. John d. Ha,ohias, Richard Boyd

nnd Alsrapdcy BoV4.
W VIII pieasc take notice. that shall tic i5t 10th
md i7ih DAYS of May next the Tavern house NJ VIM
ne. Ct Hoyd,ou the Of Mecklenburg aud State
I .rgni beeecn the hobrs Of o'clock the morning aud
O'Clock IN the eecnins Of c,ch day proceed take
"Nt' ~ lEpmts Overflow John Brane. John Drunmeli
N''g smith aud others BE- read in evidence ~ suit
tp'1ns 20 the Snperor Conr Of Chanfcry for the itch
mona 'rci wherein you and each Of and others are
'aads oeirndan'' apd ND plunGwhcrs YOU csn attend
april a fe28. 5,2-.t,
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.llqrsIaPs SCI Of Aent,LcL,. LII

- Ut N'I'tI ottft y IAtNFNrUY I<u1lI.
Pnr "n'e Of decree u ie Supelof Couf, of Chapcc
- tor t'r E'chmond District, pronounced fn the 2s,,,
day 81 Ma" b. 1920 in the g! Cooke w. CHM III II
on The 2"t day o Miy the front door OF the I'll,
Hotel 'nthr Crt Of Rchvutd offer ~ sale T., ,l. hehs
hiddef at pute auction. for cash, tract o.. a living IN l
n county, state Of kcipky, aud containing ore
ohr huHircf ard uy three acres, mud of m
Sale to foureace at hall past ~ o'cIoos or i.nei,v s
IN" lie ad' iced h, Io take place tie same dsy IN
ne case oi Stctt,s Curie ~
LGUERRANT, NJ. s. c. cp.n
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.rt,.. 'otar'issi"H c''S-'!Gre, 6Pril II. 1895.
ihr ra'tI's Interested will lll take notice that ,,
'"""tta III" -4hy "i June ttto commence the ,Acrti
" "- "!ri "i ,c r"U nr he liit Il day aft
e e., i", ." = "'td w ir'n', et. required e, pro-
"'''t e Jams hcic mr. that they he reported 60 M.
' n GA wac" sad Day the 'lties rcqlreI To- attend
a. any oiiec N ih. III. will, lie n,ce,,aiv Locun, urs ,e,
iyr Examination aud scti!cn.ru. AMjiS sbi 4, 1S
ArrlI. 80 ~ =:
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So REU.yBD

IlGNAWAY from my BOT or saturday ,,i,t, t..., 49,
= m'u hlncd ned lsiu'tin'es called Ned tr,.ilr H.,
i' '''O yeii' oid very thrt. laid On the t.n al
W rnffhntd bnn OF Air.. M,l,se lie J., san tnr,c,
P'iee and Norfolk, lie wears very l,,r, yr, ,.,,
~l We i,,'"c Cd" ilnl 10 the Will .,. The i 49,
warner S'i'r 'he del"ey of aid sla.r 81 e h, itirs
s,,I 3, WILLIAM PNfCE.
49, pvg.aia T.. ODi-7, iyri 49, 10 i'
''"'"'n"y rUh an act II the Trneral AsssYiiy 81 az
M 'o""9""e ''U' tntdied 81 net to reduce into 1ne ~
'f''l ai. concerning E.chrliots,' ID tcre,y o H.
10y" 3" 'il ''hon u conccin. that IL su,.,, i
~, ~ We t.f1eHiur lor the county If Frti,rt ,,J I
e,n ~ ,'il ~ lo2 agdrfceirei ~ ihs Office ,f on H.
"''ch I1i iIe following tiaois IT land va, on, Inc, ~
one lfsei " ipp dcfe' tact ~ o. ia arr, "a,
"'"ef ""fi"t SsIrrts 40 Situated on or prar d., 49, 4,
t"H{ OF ifeieufk, agi ~ wiiel, Tliona. AZ 60,
e" so"cd' have duly e-chesied a. ii 70 n1fnnn,yesi
No,Jt 70. w SELDEN, a. l.. on.
-. r fiE-trr
me Hammer CoHrftOilse I4gccS
IA ~ commence on The thid Wenel,, ~ Ma, me-, a. .
~ ION, nee '"r aiY horse. fusrr " gcidior.
liTI d'y' four niic hosts, purse = 500
second DO three u,c heats Purse 1t0
~ nfd dc. cob 81 erpsL,kr onfr,s-e IN
sN" FHnRNTnS, l-y
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G06. 80 DQLEARS

W,dc rirsr ~ dJiir,- iiaf 10 Qgs,ter s.. I.;~h-h
= tJ-.-Ttu'itg Tyruii,tn E. 7''
dvl do well Co make iDimcdiafc sntiifyt.- 40
t demand hts been very great air. adv fr itgiri, IN d.
etrue. and odoV there vii nnt any us,I fr ,sc
imr before 'l' drawing The shove schciuc ,1gcpfyrer. ,
nefr, ,"nain- iute large pri,s 'n that has or
i1't 9" tr public or loug ond they cs-s3, soon a
q t,t rn,tiet 90 Lrlinnf.
~ Jrttg nv nlii. tree Il poage Will meet ;g Ire .,
aUrnIon a. lt On personal apple atm. Addre,.r
s. & NJ. ALLEN & Co.
II W'ers have been sod aud paid sight tgo prize, o,
10000 doilsts.
w srr'i "f IT, Nrr''+ 10 tit
~ or. "erthy gwen tiiat tiete ,a,s.o CEHIy a
the iro tie Hospital N The CITY Of williamsburg fsr
he cefon ~ pate IN both parnen nale snj fo,i
~ tfdes u the Couft ~ DiEc1ors,
LEONARD HBALEY.c 6. n.
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