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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-26
s:Otice.

ssOtice.
TIME subscriber 10 now cutting up large quantity
i of Pork. Those families DESTROYS of purchasing
the OFF.4L, can be supplied on good terms at his
store, upper end of King.stre
ian 10 JAS. ENGLISH:
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-26
COnsMmptions, Coughs, sc.

DUTLER'S VEGETABLE
ID INDIAN SPECIFIC, for
the cure OF colds, coughs, con-
sumptions, splitting of blood.
asthmas, aud ali disorders Of
1.-THE breast and lungs. 'rhe
! Vegetable Indian Specific has
stood the test of experience,
and provedit itself the mostya-
luable remedy ever discover
ed for the cure of Asthma,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-26
Edward Stabler & Son,
Apothecaries Druggists, alexandria, ID. c.
ION aw6m


Brandy and Gin.
on Pipes Cognac brandy
~ 8 half pipes do
IS pipes Holland gin
hhds Jamaica rum
Warranted pure and Of the best quality, for sale by
ian ~ A. C. CAZENOvE Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-26
Instruct Of Columbia,

dec 10
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-03
PRESCRIPTION LIST. 70 l..
M ,,;,5 Ri, bend SO much for BucEineha,n "

"Of 10Th his bend 80 much tog buckingham
MoRE SEFoRM.-Uudtr 'hs head, the New
Orlran> Argus Of the 5ih inst. announces seve
raj new appoirtnir MS, and among hen that OF
] ] HNLr, Coffin maker to he Marine Hospi-
ia, 10 ,hat ely, vice JosEPH ADAMS removed.
THE Marine Hospital e New Orleans i. un
dcrNhe control OF the general Governm"n,
AMI however humble The flee Of f"fin Maker
to he establishment, may s2prar 10 >"meio our
readers, i, Pr, baby is a luorai'e one Never
theless, the idea that the prosCI ,p,,on now
CARRYING on shouli reach such place, is hor-
rible.
THF "SEARcHlNe OPERATION" Jesse Sier-
ling, of Bridgeport, Conn. Postmaster r"r The
last is or IS years, has been removed, and Ste
nhen I.ounshury rewarded with hi, place
"Hurra for Jackson 20 Now if this excla.
ma'ion don't bring US On appointment by The
return mail, the deuce mus be In't.J
REFORM John G Adams, Pos, Master
Snsuoer, Owen county, Indiana, in place o.
J NJ. "A. Allison, punished. We understand
,nat about 4 5fhs o. he voters Of Owen county
sigaed petition in favour OF continuing Nh
Allison, VIII, is gentleman well known in Lou
isvire 10 Be Of most unexceptionabte char ter
excep, the unpardnnable sin OF prefrrring MIR
Adams TO Gen. Jackson for the presidency
The off-e a, Speu"e- is said TO be worth abou
Sl5 mr. 90 nsr AMMAN exclusive of the frank.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-03

CHLORIDE OF LlME.-It may he recolec'ed
We made few observations upon this prepa-
,,,;oo some time since. and invited cur citizens
20 make t,ial Of It's virtues. S'liman's Journal
for april, contains an article on the subject
which strengthens our recommendation. IT Is
highly useful for desuoying the 'tHavia from
drains, sewers, Sc. Taiaued meat may be rem
dered sweet by sprnkling it with The mixture
Water may be purified, and all animalcus de-
s,royrd, by putting small quantity in II In
short, the uses to which i, may he applied, at
this season OF the year, in climate like ours,
where j, is so necessary thai attention should
be paid to pureness and cleanliness, are SO va
rious and evident that We need no, enumerate
Them.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-03

CASE OF roBIAs WaTKINs:-- The opinion OF
the Cour, on the m0'Ipn "t the District Aitor-
ney, that The Grand Jury shonid be Instructed
tina, the facts charged ag pins' the accused, and
found bv them, ar,Hun'"d 10 forgery, was not
delivered 20 dav The hill laid before the Grand
Jury Yesterday, in consequence nf he present.
men, made by th-m the rrecSdirg dsv, upon
the les imnny of NJ. SnuTH,Rp ard MIR. HAM
BLErnN. was this morning rrir"red the.
The substance of he indic menr undsr-
stand 10 be, that on the 9th March. 1927, he OBJ
taiueG, ~ false and decri:ful means, and with
intrn- TO defraad the Un'ed States, the sam OF
two thousand dollars, aud applied the me- 20
his own use; falsely representing To III 'htn
Sc -e,ary of The Nasy that the narey vas re
ur'r,d on accoun' of 'hr pubic sar>'ce, p" NJ.
HausLErov, Parser on the Pensacola ion,
W" go, no such Application had been made by
III e; D rsnn
Second ind!ctmen, was cons qu@n'ly Found
by he e. AID Ju Y, in 'csnect ~ he afi upon
" P,rInIxo fpr three hundred do'lar>, sul1 o
NJ FrwLER. False and hece;tful pre"li"e>
ar, we learn, specifically averrrd in IL The
Grand Jary is sdjourned un'll NnHt' Wy.
United T0fes' Tt'e .rrph
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-03

We earn thr ugh The Lyn"h5ure Virginian
;ha, Governor GUS is "oul" in the Enquirer,
for the FIVE ahd rartie time, With "Conpila,
lions Reviews, R Zee TONS" Sc. He has COM
mrucsd No. l. Of the New Series. The Gov
ernnr is cid, aud may be INDUCED in his fancies
Barking dogs do not bite.
We wish thr Governor Of Virginia wosld
cease bling newspaper scribblrr. II was not
80 in the good days of the Old Dominion.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-03

FnoM JAMArcA.-The British ship Kingston,
arrived at New York, from JImaica. in dis
tress. The case Of this vessel is analogous 10
that Of the American brigantine dney, which
put into Jamaica in distress in March last.
where she was seiz. by the revenue officer, in
consequence. of a tale manufactured ny some Of
the sesmen. All claims, however, against The
Rodney have since bren abandoned by the Bril-
fish officers, on discovering that The story 10
the disadvantage oflhe captain was ic ion.
Complaints are made from the inferior Of j.
n,aica. Of severe drought, which has 81 parth.
ed and scorched the. vegetation as TO 10 k as
though fire had swep, ove' the lardsca2e.-
Great pecuniary distress is fell among thu
plan ,crs throughout the island A la,e King,
ston paper contains pathetic Letter from an
Englishman named Miller, written rom dun
gcon IN Carlhagena, waere, without any cause
with which he is acquainted or Can divine he
has been confined, for many mpn his, in the most
Ioa,hsome company His appeals to the Bri>
fish Consul for relief or assistance ha'r been
entirely urheeded. The names Of h. 'hrce
pirates confined in Jail at Curacao, are Beazly,
Tine, and Bathurst. The jamaica Courau OF
May %, saws tha, "doubts are entertained
whether there is sufheieht evidence to convict
them, unless such Can be sen, from Jamaica"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-03
COMMERCIAL.

BosroN, JuSE 80.
FLOUR-In the early part OF the week the market
,.s .ytr.ma,v dun. and sales were effected at de-
cline of twenty-five cents per barrel Oh our last re-
ported prices, at which reduction fair extent of bu
s;pess has since been done, the following comprise the
principal sales 200 bbls. Bowsrd.street sold on land
ing at IS SCI per Dbl cash; 500 do do from stores al
S73 az. 90, mo. 500 do philadelphia. 50, mo;
1000 do rrederckshurg lowlsnd AMI mountain, i-S
a658, } and mo or; and at auction. 100 hos Gene
see at 81 65s per barrel cash; 400 do Corn Meal
q 8 , SO NOR barrel
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-03

From HavANA We are Informed BY Capt.
Maybury, (says the Providence JNurnaD who
lef, The Havana, june 18th, that the expedition
July. The ChdGr!0'is, Of Bristol, was among
the vessels taken up for the transportation OF
The troops.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-03
Collectors sake .

WILL be exposed to public sale on Saturday the
w 18Th day If August. 1899, at the Office of the
CLERK OF the Corporation of Georgetown the follow
ing Lots and parts Of lots hereinafter mentioned, stu
ated. k ing and beng in Georgetown, to satisfy the
Corporation 0t Georgeto~n, H. G. for taxes due ON
them respec,iyel, for the wears annexed With costs
and charges. Sale to commences vt 10 O'Clock A n.
Terms cash.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-03

Every body is "goiug % he Springs" sa>
rstora and B.lIs,own are already overhowing
with yi.i,ers. Our Virginia Springs, equal
10 the celebr attd ones Of the North a. 10 their
medi, inal Gvalitiec, and superior in point OF
beauty, of natural scenery, Sc. have not the
same rush OF company.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-03

The ANGUS OF WESTERN AMERlcA- Le'c's
Sanders Jr Esq has become proprietor .n'
ca editor Of ,hi, paper; and the public, we dis
cover, expect tina, the paper, will ne eonduc'ec
in future. with more drcency ard proprie'y than
have marked its course heretofore.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-03
Euvr Mill Stones.

vuVHE subscriber has taken Jacob Baugh's burr shop
and stock and can furnish Mill stones at the short
est notice. having on hand some ready made thst may
he hal At anv time and will warrant them be prime
stones He would thank those who may want, to give
him call at the shop and his work, and Judge for
themselves as he is determined to sell as low as they
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-03
Steam Boat for Sate.

WAA The I iber Steam Boat
= Company. being anxious to close
gs1,r:f &eNNssY1u1 their concerns, have authorized
Ez22zERZ5z1a iLe sale of the Boat together with
the Engine, arnarstis, and furniture. complete She
90 feet long b D feet H breadth, and is built ofthe
very best materials drawing but 20 inches OF water
The engine was butt IN Pittsburg last winter. and is
pronounced h, good lges tn be very complete Her
cabins are large and commodous, and are completely
and handsomely furnished F"rs ferry boat or lighter
she is admirably adapted Part Of the cabins cout DO
rem, we'd without difficulty, which, with the room al
ready afforded. would furnish ample accommodations
for any kind Of fregh: She will be sold low. and on
very accommodating terms. FornOre particular Infor-
nation apply either person by letter, to Corne
lius Mclean, agent, Washington, u. e.
Likewise, sundry parts ofano'ber Engine are offered
for sale. Apply as above.
The Baltimore Patriot Alexandra Gazette, NJ rfolk
Herald Richmond Enquirer, and Petersburg Intelli-
gencer are requested publish the above three times
week for three weeks. and sehd their accounts as a.
bo,e for payment.
iune27-StAw3w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-03

TIE frs, NUMBER Of the Columbian Gazette,
by B. Romans, Esq, printed in Georgetown,
lin This DisIricO has reached Us, and is very
neatly printed paper. The selections are Jud!"
cioos, and he introductory address plain and
sensible. We wish il success.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-03
AI,tEax. AN!DRIAs
FRIDAY MORNING, JULY 8. 1929.

VIVA, we said yesterday Of the Speech Of Mr..
EVERETT, will probably suffice to call the read
or, attention 10 il this morning. II will be
found 20 be chas.e aud eloquea, address-a-
bounding in correct sentiments Judieiously ex-
pressed.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-03

The DIFF rnce between good phvsician and
bad one, is certainly very great, but the di4rI-
enee between good physician aud N" ply l.
ciau AZ ali is, in may cases, very LITTLE indeed
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-03

and some prime parcels of Corn have been sold at
small reluciUn from last reported prices; 10000
bushels Southern white and fellow fat have been dis
posed of To Dealers at 49 SCI and Northern, at 81
55c. Oats have declined in Consequence of more
plentiful supplies Sales of heavy Eastern have been
made at AZ 43, and Northern at 43 44c. Rye also
is lower, and sales limited.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-03

Tn whale amour received for the 'elIef OF
tie suff .re,s ny The la e fre in Augusta, Is stat
ed 10 D. Sl7,73s IS, Of which S2,S27 has been
dist ibu ed 10 the necS ssltous.
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Masonic. The officers and members o

Masonic. The officers and members of
the Grand Lodge of the Dsr,c Of Columba, and the
officers and meGbers Of the subordinate lodges under
its jurisdiction tog 'her With soourning brethren,
req ,esed tn mte a, the Union Tavern in Georgetown,
Saturday. tie 4th day ct the present month. 9
O'clock A. ". precisely, for the purpose of laying
the Corner Ston' 0f OF the Eastern ocks of the
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal, the mouth of Rock
Creek.
BY order of the Grand Master.
VIM. LAMHkRT, Grand Secretary.
e. he OFFER, iad members # Washing.
ton t.oge. No. %, alexandria, invited to attend
Jul, isl 10 9
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'VNe term of co-partnership

nETWEE> Geo u Smoot and ilsnsoD Simpson, in
ID the ship carpent' RS business, having expired, the
firm is this day dissolved, by mutual consent All per
sons having claims against the firm, viii please present
them for PAYMENT and all perscns indebted thereto
are requested to make payment TO either OF the hi'
A. S;mnsor will continue 10 undertake work as usual,
n, hi. ward on Mr.. Entwise's wharf.
~ ''' GEO. H. SHOOT,
HANSON SIMPSON.
Alexandria, June 80, 1879 july st
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-03

The crops throughout Virginia and Mary
land. notwi,hs anding the backwardness OF the
SDriag, as far as we can learn, promise TO be
,huulant
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-03

"PAY THE pRINrER."-rhe words. paw the
Printer. j, is SAID Can he So arranged as 10 read
,wo Thousand diff.rem ways And Gener al
Jackson il is Thought, is amusing himself by
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-03

The PassIDENT is certainly to sisl. Old Poinl
Comfort soon after the Ali July.
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10 Rent,

f. That spacious Schuo'rcom, former
AE- ly occupied BY the subscriber, and possession
IL. q immediately g.en. It IS located in one o.
49, The most healthy AMI desirable situations in
Aicxandria, being entirely removed from onsse ana
nn;se and in the ncyhborl,ood Of the best water ia
.h ,n,yn Far terms appjy 10 Los. II. White.
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Six tents Reward.

IAN AWAY from the subscriber, IN A'exandrta,
ID some time snce an intlented colored girl named
N3R3H CHINE aged ii or Is years Whoever dc.
lyers SAID gIri to me shall receive the above reward
bu, no charges Al! persons are hereby forwarncd
from harboring or employing said apprentice, at their
peril JUN 'ho"r 'oN'
jniy st
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A.aNG for Su e.

81 ~. The subscriber offers for sale the real es-
cy,,Sss, tate Of Enoch Itcnn0, deed tr,c, OF
sHSf $50 .1CRES Or LHNU,
,ss4Ss.a one third in woods, in the count, % Prince
Hii.iam, four miles from Breasyc aud sb at thirty
miles from Alexandra and Wasb'n. ton. 7 ht inpr'Ve-
men,s frame ;wcIhng b.uac. barn AID Necessary
cut houses; apple orchard Of cbo,ce irlIt the sol
good and very productive ana abundani'v "asefei -
further description is deemed unnecessary Those
wishing 20 purchase are nvi,edto view the and which
will be slewn by VIM C.. DAVIS living Of The pr mi.
SEES, or the subscriber, living in Stafford County The
terms are one half 81 the purchase money 10 be paid
in hand, the balance in twelv, and eighteen months,
with deed of trust the land TO secure the pay.
ment " THIS LAND sold before the third Of Au-
gust next then Will be sold AT public auction at
}r ntsviIe. before the Courthouse door on that day,
being the first day of the cour,
WMF MOORE, Ex'r.
NAV 26-law4w Of T.. Rrnno, deed.
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For Rent.

-. One or two of the thee sorry brick
SFFa dwelling houses Washington and Duke
asasi streets Application may be made to the
EsSS subscriber or to Mr. A. Newton.
- IA, aawtf JOHN LLOYD.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-03
Notice.

VG1HE Marine Insurance Company of Alexandria have
4 declared dividend of Three per Cent on the Ca
pi;al Stock Of the Company, payable to the Stock.
holders, their legal representatives, after the
10th inst J. b NICHOLAS,
July 3 dSw Sec'y
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-03
Fifteen hundred Acres

.sssS2. Ii j, wrl - ycr-d, aud a;so most
IN s abundantly supplied with drift wool. The
STNa situation of this estate is at or near the juno
c, ton of the easssfras River with ihe ha., and
within three hours Of the city Of Baltimore Tho
terms prescribed b, the decree, third in
twelve, third in eighteen MONTHS and the remain.
ing third in two years from the "a, ot safe For the
payment of the purchase none, with interest the pur
Chaser will be required to give bond with approved
security. Upon the payment of the purchase money
and ratification of the sale BY the Chancellor deed
Will be cuted by the Trustees conveying the lard
and premises free and clear Of all claim Of the COM
panants and defendants aud those claiming by, from,
or under them, or either OF them.
DAN'L +. DULANY, Trustee.
june 26-law4w
T The Baltimore American will publish the above
week till sale, and present Their account to the
Trustee.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-03

This vessel is no doubt the Erie, which was strand
ed on Nanicougsn shoals last fall dritted from there
this spring aud was in May by number OF YES
sells arrived here
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in former bills before the Jury, which were either g
nored by them, or quashed by the Court The Jury,
we understand to decision on these fresh in
dctments, and about o'clock were adjourned over
until to-day. Intel.
Washington, July 30The Circuit Court remained in
sion yesterday several hours, awaiting the decision of the
Grand Jury the fresh indictments against DR. Watkins
sen up by the United States Counsel the day before At
two O'Clock the Grand Jury into Court with bill
the 1000 dollar case, wherein the money drawn from
Mr. Harris Navy Agent at Boston, This of the
which the indictment first found weeks ago quash-
cd BY the Court and The present bill intended supply the
defects which proved fatal to its predecessor If excep-
ton taken by the defendants Counsel, presume
they will go trial on it immediately.
Another and only other, indictment against T. Nat
n was before the Grand Jury Yesterday This an in
dctme for felony, under the staute for having was
charged feonosy altered certain he abstract of
r Harr rendered his Office for settlement with intent
deiraud the United States This indictment negaved
by the Grand Jury, and returned ignoramus."
One or additional indictments understood to be
prepared by the United States Counsel against the prisoner
heretofore unsuccessfuy presented and will proba
bly, up the Grand Jury at its sitting, which
will be Intel
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9OEl1lAB3o

In Barre, (V the fourth of July celebrated by the
ladies' who partook of public dinner frnshed' the
Montpelier Patriot says with the richest daines nature
and could produce and style erceed in this
country" These patriotic ladies toasted both Mr. Adams
aud Mr. Jackson very respectful TERMS and up with
the following spirited sentiment Our afternoon beverage of
eaGreat Britain knows drink refrain from drink
ing
AT late commencement at Rutgers's College, New
Brunswick, the degree of LII. d. was conferred on
Martin Van Buren,.
letter received by gentleman of Knoxville, (Tenn)
from Gov Houston, gives information that the latter was at
the date of the letter. May 2sh, his way to the upper
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800

village of the 0sages and would shortly return to the resi-
dence OF jolly the present King of the Cherokees who in
1917 adopted him his son, and with whom the Governor
has been invited, and intends to reside.
The following resolution adopted at a meeting,
of the Cd Quarterly Conference of the Methodist
Episcopal Church held in Fayetteville, N G. on the
18th July. fe
Whereas, we have viewed with deep regret, the
demoralzing effects of sending men to Congress or
the State Legislature, who either incorporate men,
or who treat or employ others to do so for election
eerng purposes we as body, ResolDe, that we will
not'vote for men whom we know to be of this des-
eruption, and request the Preachers to recommend the
private members of the Church to follow our exam
ple."
thousand and emgrants arrived at Quebec
during the second week last month"; With the exception
of thirty, all were Irish.
George Saoan has been appointed Judge of the ST.
preme Court OF the State of Ohio to succeed C.. r.
Sherman, deceased; and Frederick Grimke has been
appointed to the seat the Bench which is vacated by
the promotion of Judge Swan
Major John Biddte has been elected delegate in Con-
gress from the Michigan Territory He received about
two thirds of the votes of the territory His opponent
was the Rev Mr. Richard.
John johnson, son of the late Chancellor of Mary
land, has been appointed by the Judges Clerk of the
Court of Appeals of Maryland, in the place of TAom-
as Harris deceased.
Edaoard Hughes, of Montgomery county, has been,
appointed by the Executive of Maryland, Commits
sioner of Lotteries, in place of Thomas B. Hall, de-
ceased.
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LNASHIoNABLE CLOTHING STORE

10 M OLUi HING oIUhE-JoHN N JACK
ut No l, West High street. opposite the upper Mar
ket House. offers for sale general assortment of READY
MADE CLOTHES.
D. n j. will constantly receive the latest fashions fror,
New York and Philadelphia which will enable him to attend
more particularly to customer work. and having already en-
gagged the best workmen from the celebrated hose n
faction. - e' '
Sincerely thankful for the past attention of his friends and
the public he hopes by diligence and care to merit an in
crease of their confidence and support - =
B. Country Merchants supplied at the shortest notice
and on the most reasonable terms N'
Wilmington, Aug 1, 1929, 4o-a
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MARRIED

In Philadelphia, the 2sth June by the Rev Mr. shaw
Mr. JOSEPH KNoWLIN of the Northern Liberties 70
Miss ELIZABETH STATS, of Smyrna, Del.
Al Brownvlle, New York, the 18th uIt by the Rev
Reese, Lieut. D. H. VINToN, of the Army, to Miss Pa
MELA, daughter of the late Maj. Gen. JACOB BRowN
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he made deposit of three hundred dollars in specie
remarking at the same time, that of his shipmates
had been pundered the morning before, of about the
same amount, the hardearned compensation of nearly
four years service.
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NoiiCE-The co-partnership heretofore existing between
the subscribers trading under the firm OLA 81 H. VIII
SON this day dissolved, by mutual consent All persons
having unsettled will please present them for settle
ment to either of the undersigned. ALBERT WILSON
August /, 1929 HENRY VIII SON
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20 stated meeting of the academy of Natural Science
will be held this afternoon in the Town Hail. at o'clock
p M paper will be read H. F. ASKEW, Sec'y.
August 1. . q