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was commenced by the following tos. Goa. tie
PRESIDENT
The Patriot Soldier, who, with a firmncss of
purpose seldom cqualled, and n boldness of design
never surpassed, saved threatened city FROM pit
lage and dehlement, and gained FOR himself the halo
Of imperishablc glory.
After which the following correspondence be-
tween the committee of arrangements and expire
sldent Monroe, was read;
(Ses enquirer of the isih)
i, The following, amongst other toasts, concluded
the celebration:
by Thomas Maund-' James .Monroe''-His
maine is identified with the earliest history of o,Ir
Republic. He has been her Military ChisftdiE
her Statesman, and is her Cincinnatus.
BY Ed Tyler" The Ship Of '76''-She was
framed with our constitution-her name bears its
title, and she is still qttoat-but breakers are
ahead.
BY the Vice President The Doy ,cc Csle-
6rate."-lt will long be remembered, when we
are forgotten.
BY T. c, ouinlan--'' Coffee, Carol, and TIE
gallant band of heroes,'' who aided in the glorious
victory wc'tbis day celebrate.
BY b. Weeks" The memory of John Hd,-
eoth who was willing to sacrifice his private in
terest for public good.
BY Joseph Lacy" Com. Dopid Portr.''-The
exied hero of the U. s.
BY l.. NJ. Smith, The Constitution, of tie
Onbfed States, AND THOSE WHO REVERE I2''
hARRIED the lei inst by tAe Rev Andrew Dross du,
MI Wm Eaton, CT Warren county, Ms. Eliza L. Hiek.
man. Of King Wtn. county, Va.
on rhursday the 27ib Dec. 1927 nv the Rev John
W Kelly, Mr. ThOmG, s. JoE<s Ms. Ans r. daughter OF
Yrs Elizabeth q. Pollard, all of Ph.yivapia
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CO-PgRT1I,L,DCTy To

VIE nhef'hsIs having formsd oo-pariner.hp Mndsr he
= firm ot q. u 4. HALL, thu GTos,iy and q ,nri,:s
husns', VIZ he hereafter carried on by them 4, the W.,
S9"h and isey occupied by c. Hail. where they now ha,
on hsnd, and irisud constantly to ketp,A renesi and
ieeied Ss'offnen Of GROCERIES, wholesale and
winch they will sell cheap they an he bougLt 10 =,
market for cash, 10 pumotull ou.,omtrs The MAJ.
ihfy Will also continue TO SELL betoE re don, nv 4,
Hal, any country produce cbnhdtd their care ,h -
wheat Cotton, Tobacco, &c I'd those d,po,sd 10
courage them that pains shall be spared 10 Obtain >,
uht' the o'ehest haiket Pi'ce' GREEN NALL
ZACH. HALL.
u Aper'on' indebted to the firm Of Green I,it
Co 10 H. Bridgewacr, dec. TO either Of the sIhrr;b
VIII Please make imhedists nsn, longer iu6srenr
snhSi oe Eyt and all persons having eaiu, against ay e
ment. r. 49, st'''t-
M'neher r, Jan. TO- $500
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EaIuqble Vafer- Pa,rcr H -

IINlE w. APpomsttox Go have az their I.ok nes, r.
tnrS, two valuable Waterfalls yet dspo,sd ~ r.
situations are high and dry-bsing 60 or so feet abnvs a.
aver fhe TAILOR Fovtr of the believed 10 b, si
TO 9hy Pufpo'e Tor witch may lie required. Il hsDg in IL
seuy Ptef'hurg our pfntiPal Cotton Marx, bav7
y hs canal ann river, an essy alton with an
fh'ye hafk eoHntry, The shustion Judged pncrsfIv 49,
N9mahlr TOT cotton woclCu uAnufas tory On she S.
81 App"mstoS large quantities Of WOOL could he fa,ed m
Fen,gf, u '"hd be conveniently manufactured in W.
'ued fJr nome eDhsunri'n. the woollen cloth no,v s
and "oye ~ w, se,n OF the State Of Virginia, -
sfr' bui is believed, have one e.tsIisb c.
ullinr, dying, and de.s'us 4 cloth Judging from he 49,
she country az t capacity tosu2py The raw mtreisl 4
heHsyed the manufacture Of wuoen cloth gbt befe H.
"N 'ueatrve sud important branch q bu,ns.s Eu 80
would PC new fspcfmeSi IN fht psit II a. oountly IL
with the demand - WV ""-
The ArPoma'iDS Company would give ton,is rshIe spe
4genen fur several years, toward IT, establi,pen
wishing % cont ar f"f the Waterfall above mini vi,
Sqfp TO S'ni d. Morton 'l'rk Of The county res s Al Pc
tcr'''rg. ~ tosotne ~ the managers.
I-' ~. ~
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non CgLE

Wy Tnetof Land oil Lille Roanoke in Tho ,,,,,,. 80
50 Chaflou' below 'hs mo'hgfo,d Hddse ,ons,4ire
shout 1900 acres-e kflf of yvhi.h T. In w,1ds and ~,
tmhtrsd There about 81 acfes II los, g,ot
and 30 oi branch R4s There igs ling b.us Esr
''h corn n"uFs nd tobacco houses sufficient a. .srure
crop Tor 20 hand n t. good order Tor crorrins Null
70 the cles 81 land ~h. anil the tobacco L ktd IN s
heati hy manufins, eOvsuug, and nclo.irr
CLEMENT CARRINGTON
jan iH
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


his day was celebrated in VERY appropriate
manner ~ the citizen of Aide end lie ncighhrr-
hood. The company SIT down % an elegant din
ncr prepared iJr the occasion by Mr.. Thomas No.
land, VIM holland, Eco. presided, as president
and Doctor Richard Cochran. as vice president
Be ceremony Of ca ia'c-chauoc o. continents
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EOR G4LE

HRHE Plantation upon which reside in AIhcnare eo,,
"a nmt d,aiey upon the Turnpike Rosd !, aiding t,n
Staunt1h to Ssov'llf, and I6 miles ON the Latter
The tract contains 7GO odd acres about 500 cleared mi -
good order for cultivation I5o Of which consist
Tie creek low grounds, well drained and secured ngsn,;
The high land lies well, and peculiarly sdsptt IN ~
clover and PLACER :;erE which has b' extensively pur.n,
upon 1t To- the last 10 OF ~ years. by which mean. re-
been hruugh, to almost igna ate u fsi,T prod,
inr crops OF corn whrat aad tobacco The uietared r
very rich and heavily iinhered and the plantation
out supplied with falling spring, fine wafer The
rfovemeni' consist OF t0eTals dive Hing aud other ner,.
Sut-housesj large barn, with hrsshrs and foa
co houses srtcrn TO secure the crop ucon the ,
as an' very anxious 10 sell, will di.ro,e Of the above I'll
OF IanI On accommodating ter and tske condrrsbr
part OF the payment IN you1s negroes. JNo w. CAN'T
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-01-19

VIE ,uh' rhtr Wi eil priv,tFy tract Of land n,
BED ORD county siitd the north south Iot 4, ii
Non.e Greek, aud IN t'e road Leading o M Lynchhu
70 fincssils' II miles wet OF Liberty, and adjoining Car
Duord contains about 100 acres, Of which 400 are
ctaIed rue part which Is "noisared, except very sa
PoIuoh excellent tobacco land OF the CLEARED n1d in
tere' are low grounds OF the first qply the remsna
remarkably ne hgh land. This Of the hest traef. Of
aud M lhe upper country being well ADAPTED TO the euvr
n oi o'aoeo snd all kinds 81 grain lies ,kahv Wei
s"di We zee from onei II dvi ei t would Axe two ye
HANDSOME tracts which shall be done, chose who wish ~
wish IT. Persons wishing 10 pu, ma apov "a
tue SUI seIlher ffanS ~ the ghorho3J New Iond3n
OF 70 Vsp bni'fd residing oear th, tract. VIM. IRVINE
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DRAWING
OF THE
DISMAL SWAMP

CANAL LOTTERY,
MN Glass
fVIIiE Subscribers having been reune,tcd 70
Il Drawing Of the DISMAL SWAMP CANAL LoTrF
X ith Class do hereby certify that following urr-
in the wheel, - t''N'"
"a Si 4;h 9Th e,h I'm sh
81 20 "a 10 Is SO 40 9S
And that the said numbers drswn in the order Il,
Which they stand above; that is say, No wa, the s
mat was dawn No 30 the second; No ~ was the th
No ~ the fourth No. 10, the fb; No So was o.
last. - 49, BPM '"n
Win'' our hands a,Riehmond, the 9th January, 1879
Samuel Cotton
HIM. j. ITo0GliOuse,
James Rawlings,
L. lPdrden,
L. Muse.
Richmnnnl. Ian fah
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fFIlE cor4ftnsrsiPf W,ru q eper, having ern;feJ ~,
hni5lono tho Sst Dec tsl5, day its,ol IL
jacob n Ht7vtr heine suthorgfd re- 'ee the affair. M D.
roncfrn a p1soi' indebted viii pirsfc make pstnssf
hun and a psr''r' having claims wiz prestut fcfn A. t
aiD ior stt,en cot jacob NJ Wes,,.
AVA ErEAn ~
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II The name Of Mr.. WIN. 7. Philips. she.
cial Deputy attending from the County of Fan.
ina lvertcndy omitted in our lass-.Te votcd H. !
g. Calhoun, as Vice President
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AOTIrE.

TINE srsseiiarr viii continue Tie s,os t,,.. i. a., ..
= ''oi snd soi'e'5 the pstionaze OF s ,ns. oi
mg . JACOB a. WEAVER
--.-.. 73-23w2w
E4KHEBS BHyN-K on VIRGLgJ7-
NPub Hfrdtnt and Directors Lave deeiattds Btvtdenf ~
- iwo aHd half rer he Carif1I stck fer ~,
E'a,hg Wh.ch all he pad 2, be- tioiS,rs On ib -
-rarvs 3a sea- 80: '.
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u5'We shall publish " Doggrer' in few DAYS.
and, if possible, on Thursday next we shall
comply with The wishes OF our respected Cores
pondcnt IN laying ths letter OF q" Jefferson To
Tie Editors Of the Richmond Enquirer" before
our readers. Jefferson addresses us originally in
the Nashville Republican, commenting upon the
address Of the ,Anti-Jackson Meeting Of Rich
frend m October. This letter is powerful, and
even splendid production; but il is very Iong I'm.
ing near II columns of the Nashville paper.-We
invite the readers attention 10 the 10 ljIent Speech
OF Mr.. Edward Livingston CAST pae.,) on the vic
tory and conduct Of Gen. jackson 1T ". Orleans
IL We regret that the Advertisement Of g. q d.
did not reach as till last night-being, in fact. The
day after the s1le
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-11

n. New.York Greek Committee announce
49,, vessel will sail from that port between
49,. =, and lo,h Of May next, with clothing
- ,.o,Isi,ns to the Suffering inhabitants Of
r ..5,,. /, IS requested that contributions for
ii, aaroose be forwarded 10 New-York by the
b., MAY, that definite arrangements may be
ado r,r the dispatch of the vessel as soon
.-,-,nfc. as possible.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-11
Fromthe National L..elligsncer
TWENTIETH CONGRESS, lsT SESSION.
Wednesday, april 9, 1893.
In SENATE

In SENATE.
The bill making appropriations Tor lntetnai
Improvements was taken up, and the amend
ment offered by Mr.. Chandler having been ie-
jected, the question occurred on the amends
ment reported by the Committee on FINANCE,
to conEnc the provision for surveys 10 those al
ready commenced, aud long debate ensued, IN
which Messrs. Hayne and Mcl-ane supported
the amendment, and Mr.. Johnston OF louisa
ma, opposed it. The question then being taken
by yeas and nays, the vote was as follows:
YKAs.-Messrs. Berrien. Branch, Chandler,
Cobb, Dckerson, Eaton, Ellis, Foot, Hayne,
McKinley, McL.ane, Macon, Paris, Rowan,
Sanford, Smith Of South Carolina, lowell,
Tyler, Van Buren,, White, Woodbury.-2l.
NAYs.-Messrs Barnard, Barton, Ga'eman,
Benton, Bou!igny, Chase, Harrison, Hens
bricks, Johnson, of XIV. Johnston, of La. Kane,
Knigh', Marks, Robbins, Ruggles, Seymour,
Silsbee, Smith, Of Md. Thomas, Webster,
Willey-2l.
The Vice President then rose, and alter max
ing ssmr remarks in support Of the amend
ment, and in explanation of the vote he was d
bout to give voted in favor oft,
So The amendment was adopted.
The bill TO graduate The prices of public
lands was then taken up, and Mr. Benton con
tinued his speech commenced on Tuesday; al
ter which.
This Senate adj ourned.
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.E'S,msS AZ SftpiRlAs
,,r,u,y MORNING, APRIL II, 1923.

~, Bukuss of the brig Gen. Victoria, from
Ear arrived at New-York. gives infor-
-, that the schooner Superior, Hubble, Of
,t,,,5,,7hia, and French brig, name un-
I'm arrived few days previous 10 his sail
?. Gom Vera Cruz with $50 passengers
fsl refugees. who brought very unlavora-
-. .,-oun,s from that place and the country
lily. Com. Porter was still lying al Vera
S.,z in command of the Asia and other YES
The son Of Com. Porter, DR.. Boardman
-, .hs Purscr Of the Guerrero had been ex-
~. and sailed for Vera Cruz on the 22d
,,.,cb in the schooner Billow,
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The New-York Albion says that Mr.. Calf
has written Farce, which will be produced at
,lr PAX Theatre in the course OF Couple OF
n,,ss, called, "ly Auat IN Jrgin'a; or, .8rri-
al, o, Nt,g I~k \ humorous character Is
,,,rolaced, an cid Sco'ch lady, Just arrived a,
he Civ llo,cl, from .qai Reskie, W ose mis-
hans and rrcl,dicss are quite amusing.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-11

The most encouraging "signs continue dali
,y to br received from the State of New York.
In the town Of Cortland, Westchester Coun-
", at ,ae election OF town officers, he admins
,rali5u ,ickr, succeeded by majority of up
wards o. go. The election was warmly con>
'cstcd and solely upon administration and anti
administrations grounds. Upwards of 400 votes
ye,e taken.
TIE late town election in Iloosack, Rensselaer,
county, was contested on the presidential ques-
Hoo. The ADAMS supervisor WAS elected by
) majority, and the average majority for the
N'le November, more than 100.
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81, RocK32IDGE COUNTY.
\, 'Ne election for this county commenced on
'p"uoay last; the day being very Indictment, the
=: gus were kept open ill Yesterday evenings at
' S'ose, the vote sIood-fur
Capt Robert White, 29l
Samuel MD Moore, esq 267
James Mcdowell, Jun. ESQ. 2l4
VIM II. Caru,hers, ls7
Doct. VIM. a Carutherss II
For Convention, ASS
.n Against Convention, So
II oaruthers we understand, withdrew on
'e'day morning.-Lsrinston Ia. I'M. .4prI S.
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VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.
HENRIco COUNTY.

HENMco COUNTY.
soe election Tor Delegates 10 represent this
''"uiy in TIC next Legislature, took place yes.
NaAy The following is the result of the
xG,.
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der them; and the question m adjournment
being put, il was carried in the Affirmative
Ayes lis.
So the House adjourned.
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SUGAR REFINERY.

TosEPHI. SANFORD Co. having commencedt the
d Sugar refining business.
in Alexandra, ID. C. in that house on Washington.
street, formerly occupied by Jacob Hoffman, Esq, beg
leave to solicit share Of Public patronage. They
have now on hand. general assortment ofreGned
CARS which they desrons to sell for Cash, to
ounctual customers accommodating terms
nTThe National Inteligencer will insert the above
three times week for one month; and the Winches.
ter Republican week for two months; and send
their accounts TO this Office march 12-3taw1n
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-11

The National Palladium futious Jackson
iN'' lately published in Philadelphia, has
2|Fgsd with the American Sentinel, or in o.
&>T wo'dS, has ceased to exist.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-11
The 7th Anniversary Meet.

ihe lth anniversary Meet
ing Of the YOUNG MEMS BIBLE SOCIETY of
4randria. will be holden this eucning, at 81. Paurs
Chureh-Exerciset to commence at o'clock.
The Report OF the Board of Managers will be laid
before the Society and read-and several Addresses
suitable to the occasion will be made
BY order, JAMES ENTWISLE
april ii Recd'g. Seoy
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-11

The friends Of the Administration, on the
occasion Of recent election in Annapolis,
uhenth question tuned cn'irely upon the
Presidency obtained i co'np'etc triumph.
Trey .,c,td ,hcir candidates far Mayor Re-
corl.r and Aldermen, by large maioriy.-
la,rycn the Jacksoniies had a majority in
this .itv. DR.. Claude is the new elected MAY
or-he Vas at The last Presidential election the
decor for jackson, but being we'll satisfied
With he prudent management of our public
cOacrrn, under Mr.. Adams, is Il firm support
-. AG--;DpoI NstysN; nj : tr,-,-
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Dyspepsia.

nR. MEAD's PILLS have been proved by that IN
IL fallible testoftr truth, experience, the most e.
fectua medicine ever offered in any country. for The
cure ofal those deranged states Of the digestive o.
gans, denominated DYS PERSIA, or INDIGESTION
neutrality-suspicious. its appearaneein most com
pIicated forms, such as loss ofappete, sickness Tie
stomach, and sometimes vomiting; belching up Of va
ter, which issometmes tastcless, but most commonly
sour knswing in the stomach heartburn, cos'l'enes
paleness ofthe countenance, languor, lowness Of t
spirits palpitation ofthc heart vertigo and dlS,utt
sleep. The number ofthese symptoms varesn dtd'
ent patients by some being felt only in parts VIa
others, have additional ones, equally; dlsagreesbt
such as severe pains inthe head and breast, iauleT
emaciation, or wasting ofthe whole body, with ge,
weak nj SIS particularly of the legs These pills VII
most effectually remove all sourness of the ston'e
not merely by neutralizng the acid, but by correcting
that morbid state ofthe secretions which give r'e t.
il; and at the same time will restore to the debiis.
organs ofdgestion that tone and vigor which IS sb''
lutey necessary to the well being Of the animal eto
omy. The best proof oftheir efficacy is, that the!
are prescribed by many ofthe first physicians and o.:
ed by the mostintelligentfamili Throughout the T.
Mon. ,,r,
The above valuable remedy issold BY T.. stab ID
& SON, Alexandria, who are agents for the hannI''
turer; by N. Jewett, Washington City, and BY NOSE
the Druggists throughout the United States soG a"
wholesale, by O. & W Hull, Druggists, New YORK
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George 5. A0ugM

Ts,,w onenine select assortment of SPRING
4 GOODS, among which are the following VIZ
Blue cloths and casslmeres
Steel MKT and medley do
Black do, some superior
Viponia and Rouen cassimeres for summer
Stripes of all kinds
white and striped satteens very neat for pantaloons
Coored and white drillings
Beautiful assortment of vestngs
Black lastingsand circassians
Black and cod brochelle article for coats, &C.
Super and common black bombazne
Bombazettes ~
Green, blue orange and black rattnett for coach lin
ing
Irish linens, shectings and lawns
3D. and Ga very stout barnsley draper
DO do cotton do
Damask napkins
Super black italian lustring
Black and plain gros-de-naples
Pink blue and real blue black satin
Bonnet cambria, miilinet and foundation muslin
Furniture cambria and garment dimNies
Plaid and stripe catpalye
Batiste robes
Calcoes and super ginghams
First quality and common nankns
Nankin dye blue do
Grenadne and barragc scarfs
| Fancy silk and gauze hdkfs
Fine blue searsuckers
iarre assortment of coored, black and white skand
cotton hosiery
GAUGE fannes
worsted bindings, all coiors
Carpet do
| Red, black, drab and blue cotton 10
| Parasols and umbrellas
Russia. Germanand Scotch linens and diaper
White, green and other Italian grapes
| Black and colored Canton do
Mems and boys Leghorn fine palm-leaf& coarse hats
| Leghorn fats and crowns
Super patent roller suspenders
Grey Canton pongees
Chcp tickings
With general assortment of
DOMESTICS AND COTTON HdRN.
4mo 90
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-08-20

Anti Dyspeptic or Soar S.om .,'au IN its most
~ HE remedy for indigestion III '' ho''
a conn;cated forms OF the variety oil osea. "
which the human system is subject te" AZ. M 80 49,
horn none NOR distressing or desu u' Srn;s AS
s,,tnt;on than indigestion Sour stomach ms us
10 treat extent and has so generally oa
"a inc skill of the faculty that remedy coy NJ
n;n,stratiop IS truly desideratum IN every P'aee
truth of this statement is confirmed oy tue So,
g ,no,s,nds who have suffered under It. VINO ate'
having used many remedies to no purpose az -
obliged TO have recourse TO such pailiat'eS d. ~
chance to find most conducive 10 tue' ..i,ss:
;na;se,tion is meant loss of appetite and great
nartienl,ry of the legs and wasting o. 'he "hoe
I'm Heartburn OF an uneasy sensation oil hea. aoou
,h. mir of the stomach. which is sometimes auenueu
;th nausea or sickness Of the stomach and Vou'"s'
h.lehpq uo of water which Is generaiy sour Pae".
of the coantenance, costiseoess, ianSuot' s'uu'"
Iown.ss of spirits disturbed sleep, Paiptaon OF the
heart, iatuience, Sc $50. ~
.r;e,cnS more of them, and some less each IN tne
rrrA.r and degree of his own particular case 'ness
pile .cl as powerful tonic, neutrahze tue aciu "Po'
a.. tom,eh 1--WE str ength to the deohta'eo organs
a;g-stion restore the appetite remove as"'e AZ wy
stomac n and ultimately recover the hea.h VI '"e pa
cent Ihey do not contain mercury IN any 'orn,'.no
= dothey sickenthe stomach as mos P' So s,:s
a. hut pertorm the Office OF safe ana milo
~ are not surpassed by any medicine. 'hey sIs
,h.,.fore particularly calculated sor family use
,rs ;s,tor of these Pills was one OF the most emi
.t;t;oners of medicine in the United STATES ant
.a them suecessf lily in his practice TOT Ten years
Th.v are not got up as nostr"m 20 oeiuoe ."e - m
lous but are recommended ON the pass VI 80" gu
sp.rI and within the reach of all, they are ohere
,,hs,ow mice of 80 cents per box so'd oy
@eneio" T. SrABLER < SON,
Fairfarstreet, alexandria,
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State Of Maryland.

Charles county, SCI.
an application to the subscriber one OF the Judges
~ of the Orphans Court of Charles County, by Pc
t;t;on in writing of Hezekiah W. Burroughs OF Chares
Countv. for the benefit of the Act OF Assembly Tor
the relief of Insolvent Debtors, passed at November
session 1906 and the several supplements thereto on
the terms mentioned therein schedule OF properly
and list of his creditors OATH SO far as he can as
certain them, being annexed to his petition and be-
ing satisfied by competent testimony that the SAID He
yel;ab w. Burroughs has resided two years mmedi'
ately preceding the time of his application IN the
state of Maryland, and being also satisfied that the
said Uezekah W. Burroughs is in actual confinement
for debt and for no other cause, and the said ezek-
all w Burroughs having entered into bonds with sur
cent security for his personal appearance IN Charles
County Court to answer such allegations as his credit
ors NAV make against him. 1t is therefore ordered
and adiulced that the said Hezekiah w Burroughs
Ne discharged from Imprisonment, and that by cGs-
mo copy of this order to be inserted in the National
Intelrencer or some other paper edited IN the Dis
,rct of columbia, once a week for two months sue
oass;vev before the third Monday in August next he
gives notice 10 his creditors to appear before the said
S,untv Court at Port Tobacco in said county on the
third Monday in August next for the purpose OF re-
comme ntling Trustee for their benefit, and 10 shew
c.mse. if any they have, why the said Hezekiah W.
Burroughs should not have the benefit OF the several
jnsolyent Laws of this State as prayed
'''''' JOHN FERGUSON.
;, 1ow9m, JOHN BARNES, Clerk.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-08-20
For Salc.

NEW-ORLEANS sugar
~ Philadelphia and Baltimore refined sugar N '''
es and barrels
Molasscs and New England rum
West India rum, Cognac brandy
Holland and american gin
Whiskey, in Hogsheads and Barrels
DO, 100 bbls of Richardson's best
Madeira and Sicily Madeira !
Dry and sweet Malaga
CIaret in casks and cases fhoice ""'s'
Sauterne, Frontignac and Port
Sparkling and still Champagne
Brazil. Cuba, and Java coffee
Tyson. young Tyson and imperial tea in chess '''
catty boxes
Sperm and mould candles ,,..
Window glass all sizes pipes nails and praas
Richmond manufactured tobacco Of the best qG'"H
White lead inoiI. salt petre, winter STARED 0"
Sack salt, powder & shot ,oxes Of smut esc; r.
u,ar "a .CAZENOSE Il Co