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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-19
BY WILLIAM D. MUTT.

AN Thursday the FIRST day Of 1pril neri. at eleven
- O'Clock, A. 81, III the Reading Room in the Town
of AIexandris shall Offer public sale, for cash, the
following property belonging TO the United States:
sHoM< 4 TRACT OF LAND
situate in Fairfax county, Virginia, on the
w road from Alexandra to Mount Vernon, for
49, merly the property Of Francis Adams, known
by the Of the Gum Spring" containing, AS per
deed two hundred and fourteen acres, under rent
to Artimesa Reardon
A LOT, corner Of Montgomery and Pa.
trick streets. containing two acres. which is small
brick tenement now occupied by Philip Dugan
Another LOT, on the south side OF King
street. fronting thereon Is feet, and extending back
supposed 100 fee) On this lot is two story frame
house occupied by Mrs. Solomon q millinery store.
Also, another LOT, on the south side Of
Duke street, fronting thereon 81 feet 81 inches and
cx,endnx back to Wolfe street - feet; on which 10
a small frame house, now occupied by Mrs Kirby.
GEORGE BRENT,
Collector of tn. Customs.
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AI.El.ssAN!DR.gAa D. o.
FRIDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 10, 1850.
EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.
Washington, February 49,. 1880.

lear Sir-The Senate has acted worthy of
itself at least in one instance 1t Yesterday
fhre,o over6oard +. Williams, nominated
for the Office of Collector of New Bedford,
Mass in the place of MIR. Freeman. You
will recollect that Francis Baylies, formerly a
member of Congress. was offered this appoint
ment, but that he refused to accept it, in con-
Sideration, it is believed, of his respect and
good will to MIR. Freeman. Williams was
then appointed, and the result is, that the Sc
nate has Indignantly refused 10 sanction the
prescription. May we not hope that the feel
ings of honest patriotism will, in other instan-
ces, rise superior to the degrading dictates of
Party? Ihope so, and you doubtless respond
Amen! Ma or Lees nomination has not
been rejected, although the committee APP
reported adversely to the Plenipo's continu-
ance at the Court of our mighty ally, the Dey
OF Algiers. observe you very properly ap-
, plauced the rumored rejection for the sake of
decency and morals but decency and mo-
rails, am afraid, are not much thought of by
certain persons holding certain Offices.
The House of Representatives is engaged
upon MIR. Buchanan's Judiciary Bill. A very
neat and pertinent speech was delivered yes
terday by MIR. Crawford cf Pennsy lvania, on
this bill He was opposed, decidedly, to any
increase ofthe Judges, and made it appearyery
satisfactorily, to many. that such increase was
not necessary to the business Of the Court or
to the equal accommodation of the States.
The Circuits could be so arranged as to en-
brace all the States, and to be filled, and well
filled, all of them, by the present Judges; and
in no Circuits, re-arrsnged as proposed, would
there be business to occupy more than twenty
weeks in the year. This was his idea, founded
upon undisputed data. as to the past business
of the Courts Mr.. Buchanan followed with
a remark or two, in a peevlsh tone, one OF
which was, that, under the late Administra-
ton, bill similar to the one now proposed
had passed the House bva large majority; and
now, when the present Executive had re-
commended the measure, it was assaulted from
all quarters He did not understand why this
should be. 1t is more than probable that nc
bill on the subject will pass ihe House. -
1t will distress you greatly, / doubt not, to
hear that the Retrenchment and Reform gen
temen, after travelling together so harmo
niously, have fallen out seriousl by the way
and that the Hero, as some say, and the Father
las o'hers have it, of Retrenchment, the
Il Reverend Mr.. Chiffon has takea aaps the. eud
GELS against the recommendation of the Re
1 trenchment Committee. The war WAKES hot
and the consequences-no man can clearly
ioresee. Whatsoever they be, however, yol
shall be made acquainted with them. And o
(vox fauribus he>ii, steteruntque coma
while l make the dreadful suppositic y
should the stentor of the age. open his long
and blow blast, in reality, against the whole
scheme which he has labored to build up
treat vii be the noise thereof,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-19

City Court, for an assault with intent 10 MUIR
der Joseph Disney the depnay tetper Of he
Peniteniiary; and also for an assaulf~ith intent
10 murder George Herberb The driver Of the
Washington Stage; and also fur escaping {. ON
the Maryland Peniteutiary, while confined as
convic, therein. on being brought 10 the Oar
Of the Couri pleaded guilty 10 all these charges,
and was imme dialely sem back tethe Peni.en-
,iary. His sentence has no, ye, been pronoun-
ced -
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CONGRESS

In The SxNArg-the grealer Part OF Wednts-
dav was devo'ed tc the consideration Of Execu.
tive business.
In The HOUSE, OF REPRESENTATIVES,, Wednes,
day, the bill f,r the relief 'of thoss who LOST re-
ls,i ives in the Hornet was passed y third read
lag. The Judiciary Bill was tasen up, ea'ly in
the day, and discus ed until the tfar Of ADJOURN
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-19

On Wednesday, in the House of Represent
atiycs, MIR. Varnum, from the Committee on
the District of Columbia, reported bill to or
ganize the several fire companies in the DIS
trict of Columbia; w! ich was read first tme'
ordered to second reading on Monday next
and directed to be printed.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-19

Among the petitions presented on Monday
IN the House of Representatives, was one py
Mr. Forward, from the Inhabitants OF the
State of Pennsylvania, praying congress 10
authorize subscription of one million OF uoi-
lars, towards the Uestern SECTION OIL 'he Ines
oneske and Ohio Canal.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-19
SUPREME COURT UNITED STATES
WEDNESDAY, FYBRukRY II, 1880.

w EDSESDAi, J. FbHGhhiAf, ioo"'
Present as on yes'erdaY.s sS
No. 5l.-Dsvid Ruffn-ret akRtAih'Iifs IN Err
ror. VS.. James Bream-In erroft6 The District
Court Of the Upied Stsses, forS4Vrst Virginia.
5ousmorion, Of Mr.. -Dodd~idgreee Counsel Tor
me Defendaht- in error, tks- sirsihs in error
berg three times called, 10 appear and prose-
cute his writ Of error, aud they faiing 81 10
do, i, !. ordered hat .his cause br dismissed
with cOss.
No. So -Jvhn Lloyd. plaintiff in error rs
Charles Scott, Baihff' SC. The argument OF
th1s'causr was commenced by Mr. Z J. Lee
Tor The PlanrifF in error, and continued by MIR
Tayio, Tor the De'cndan' in error.
Adjourned I'll Tomorrow. II O'Clock, a. NJ
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-19
THE FARM

.k4 NINE HUNDRED acres.
This Land adj ,ins the estate Of General Philip stu-
art and lies in Prince Georges and Charles counties,
on Branch six miles above tide water; 10
one Of tine best tbered Farms in Mar, land, and nfe
ror to none for health and good ". ter Onehalf Ut
this land is ric, Bottom, which, With the Upland is
well adapted to the grow III OF fine tobacco and grain.
There is on this Farm Timothy Meadow, sufficient
for the use of the FARM and any portion Of the Bottom
land can be put in timothy At small expense. II also
produces fine clover, Ga portion OF It being now set in
cloy cry and plaster well any land in the
State II is divided into fields, under good fence.
each having constant stream running through It,
This Farm Ii nearly equally divided by public road
running through it, leaving about 400 above the
road, with most of the improvements (Which are in
Prince Georges courty) and consist Of a comfortable
Fra We YELLING, with seven rooms and 8 good
cellar houses for servants an Oversees house,
corn house granary good stables for seventeen horses,
four tobacco houses. ice house, ard every other
house necessary Farm The lower part OF this
land, containing 500 acres lies in Charles county, and
has few Improvements, which consist OF only three
small houses tor tenants Either part OF TINS and VIII
be sold separate.
This Farm is nearly surrounded with woods, making
very convenient tor getting the fence rails, hre wood,
&c There can be ten thousand cords Vt wood cut
from this Farm, without injury 10 whohs distant
two and half miles from public landing the PO-
,onac River where there is always demand Jr wood
az from s. so To 80 50 per cord This landing les ~
miles below the City ot Washington.
ne &c rms OF sale will be--0ne fourth cash; the ba-
lance in four equal annual payments with nterest to
be secured by notes. with security and mortgage on
the land
This land is mortgaged for nearly eight thousand
dollars TO relieve which, the cash payment ~iH De
made and the notes drawn IN f,vor Of the person
holding the morte age, The title is ndItputtbie.
A great bargain may be had in this had, which
would be sold at private .sie II early application be
made 10 the subscriber, living the premises, eight
miles below Plscaa~ay. who will shew the land TO any
person disposed to purchase
ISAAC 2. BEALL.
LIST February, 1830--feb l2--1sSts
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1P We are requested to announce that
SrEScxn MorrRoM BALL viii he supportedby Aum
ber of the Freehoders of Fairfax, TO represent that
Count, in the next General Assembly OF Virginia
ian 11-2awtd
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A Card.

ME- GENEREs respectfully informs the Ladies aud
l Gentlemen of Alexandra, and his Pupils, that his
Practi.ing Ball is postponed till Friday the 26t inst.
feb l9-9t
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w. AR, from he Baltimore Cnro"l.'e No. h'
- po,e.,. alias George Williams ""o
A"1 ,na'e;ed a, ,ne presen, isrra oil Baltimore
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-19
Macon. AarA, sc.

Notice
HE stockholders in the 5AL1r"9 a p 5SY
h.r.hy notified that agreeable to the charter, An Eec
,on for ten Director, manage the concerns foT the
,.sssnt wear. will be- held the Company's ohce
p,,, rson street wharf, Thursday 25M instant be
,,s.r the hours Of and o'cocS The transfer book
10 loseI until alter the election BY order of The
Board, ,.:. v.,h;,,.,,on and
Georgetown Will please copy the above and charge b.
L, =. Co. -
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By request of the Temperance Society OF
Al,xandraa sermon will be preach m Christ Church
ON Sunday next, III aid of the views OF that society
service TO commence at half past three O'Clock, r. NJ
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-19
70 Net.

TO net.
- That conmo ii>us three story brick dwelling
e1sE house situate o., ~ .ter street, between Jam
Hssa and Queen streets, last IN the occupancy
Sss&Aof the late VIM. l. Kennedy, Esq new
SHcS kitchen has recently been built, and other repairs
tlne that makes Il desirable situation for private
'Anly Immediate possession Can be gwen
Also
The dwelling house on King street, 'mmed'a.eE
on'nS the warehouses of Me,sr-. 81. Douglas 'hs
aI1,e Is ,lso in good repair Possession will be gwen
Va'ne 18th Of the present month.
ALSO
tha, large, and eommodious brick warehouse on
Washington street, now ia the occupation ri Aes'r'.
NsF' aud Fitzhugh formerly occupied asa Hour store
VI Vase. Possession gwen the 22d April next
'oSoOd tenants, the above premises Will De let OH
very reasonable terms. ISAAC ROBBINS Agent
ieb I dlweodlw
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SALES Ar AUCTION.
BY WILLIAM d MUTT.

IN Friday 18th instant ut II O'clock. will be sold N
- The WArehous~ corner Of Prince and Fairfax street
MI the GOODS remaining in store, consisting OF
Turks STAND salt coarse Liverpool do
Blown ditto in sacks liverpool filed
Winter. summer and refined OIL in hhds & bbIs
Shad, sperm and mould candles, vinegar, moiasses
Teas. cotton yarn. spinning cotton
Powder, shot, jugs. &c &c.
.dko-
large quantity Of sugar house moulds, various snes
feb Is THOMAS p0HELL~
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-19

A Sermon for the benefit of the ONEsIMUs
soc,rrr viii b. lie verrd Sunday evening hert, by
the Rev ELIAS nARuIso>, in the hr.t nresb! l. ran
Church and COLLECTION taken to aid the funds OF the
Society. Service to commence at seven O'clock.
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BY GEORGE WHITE.

BY GEORGE WHITE.
FURNITURE at Auction.
SATURDAY MORNING, at IL O'Clock, ". (bes
- ing regular Furniture Sale day., will be sold W,
rety Of ousehold and Kitchen Furniture consisting Of
Sideboards, tables. chairs, beds
Settles, andirons, shovel and tongs
Soap in boxes. brown sugar in bbis
Holland gin in d.mijohns
Old whskey in barrels, choice vinegar
Turkey oil stone, large cooking stove
Several new and second hsnddo
also,
few barrels Of slad, warranted good
nJ Sale Of Dry Goods in the evening, as usual
feb 10
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hr subscriber respec 'inhy informs
affs th. nubIo that he has taken he house IN Al
Asss d. Loudoun county, Virginia, formerly occu-
Ala pied by the Nj ses Lacey. and more recent.
-. TLnmssJ holland, where he is prepared to accom-
od.,.. i'm the best manner, ali those who may favor
him wi:h call " 49,,
o. and which are necessary TO the convenience
Of travellers, Won be unnecessary on the part OF the
bscrber tie Therefore rests ms claims to patronage
mon desire TO render satisfaction to all those who
may please to Call at his house.
"''' p' ROBERT SHACKLETT.
Aide, Feb. 10, 1s3o-feb 12-lm
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" aute0

PLANTERS Bank of Prince Georges County pa
Il PEP. J. CoRSE, broker:
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Sugar and Molasses .

Sugar and MOAasses.
fM MilDs New Orleans sugar
Ia "a do. West India do
IL do. best quality Porto Rico moasses
40 bbls. and "a tierces New Orleans do
For sale BY A C. CAzENOVE l. Co.
ALso-3500 bushels ground alum salt
1000 do coarse, for packing fish feb ID
Union Canal Lottery Of Pennsylvania,
Class No. 8 for 1880.
Will be drawn in the City Philadelphia on Saturday,
18th Of February.
BRILLIANT SCHEME.
Capital Priz", $50 900 ! p,ize Of $4,000
do 10 900 ! do 5000
do 5000 | do $500
S of $1,000, ofs800, 10 Of $500, 10 OF AGO. &C. &c.
Tickets 3d. halves S; quarters 50, eighths 1 Is.
TO be had in variety of numbers, at
J. II. WHITES
Loiisry Office, Royal stree
o. Orders from tbs country specially attended u.
A fey tickets for sale in the
New York Consolidated Lottery,
Glass No I, for 1850
CAPITAL PaIZE $4,000.
The drawing OF winch will be re ceived to morrow.
Craving Of the
Delaware & S. Carolina Consolidated Lottery,
Erira Class No for 1850.
90 IL 81 "A 90 ~ 90 %
feb g
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A Valuable Farm.
NEAR TyE poToM : C--FoR SALE.

vIyHE sub,,ro.r will offer at pubic suction. o9
i THIRSD3Y the 9Th day Of .qpr.I merit, attwelve
O'Clock a, Mr. Burrows Tavern III Upper Marlboro,
Primo. Georges county, MARYLAND,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-13
Ktctt,r0trU I
4&1DtQ.
TUESDAY MORNING, JULY Ia. Isao.


Since the case OF DR.. Watkins, there has been a
bold and impndent stand taken by the Adams party
sin favor of political pecuators on the Public rea-
sury."
So says Lieut.. Webb A more "bod and impu
dent unruth, was never uttered. Was Watkins
justified! Peake, Robertson or any other pecu-
lator, whose guilt has been made manifest? The
Lieutenant cannot adduce line from any quarter to
provo 1t. The stand taken, has been in defence OF
innocent and injured men, not peculators-men whom
power has sought and is seeking, to crush, that in
their loss of reputation, its injustice and tyranny
may be excused
Judge Of this mans fairness: abiding to Mr. King
nccounis.h" Gays, Are charges which have been
passed many years ago to Le again presented as
vouchers, for the settlement of subsequent paw
mcnis:"
He has the effIontery thus speak, in the face of
Mr. Kings clear and ununswerable exposition Of thai,
specific charged While too in the same paper, he
pathetically bewuils the Injustice done to Gardiner
by his rejection in the Senate, man convicted of and
expelled foE bribery, by the Legislature of Ohio!
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-13

VIZ quote tie following words. taisg unable to ppb-
lash tie note entire Wis that in answer TO the cues.
"tons, MIR. Leigh remained silent, or had n well
+; nave done so, nasmuch what he did saw bv .v
of answer bad no sort of relevancy to the questions
| propounded."
! It's due to mr.. Leigh TO state thu, the Editor ar
the Enquirer, who to speak from uthortv. in
h's paper OF Friday, says that Mr. Leigh did no,
"avoid tho subject in qucstion--nor Will he decline
any suitable occasion of explaining to the peop.c
themselves. the views no may terrain upon every
question, on which they may be DESTROYS Of Gu
planstion."
CoMMuNIcArEp.
TO Ne na.hori<ed Voters of Renrieo counfD.
on are hereby called upon to exercise the high est
privileges OF freemen. A meeting of the qualified
voters under the Constitution is requested Mt
MnchelPs Spring. on the 9th day Of August to NOM
mate suitable represent US in the next Go.
eral Assembly.
MIR. b. w. Eegh having refused to give Us his ycec-
on The suiectoi reform, far regards the Supp
rior Courts OF Chancery and of Law, at Barbecue
given at Ta!fnans Spring. for the avowcd purpose of
ascertain'ng his sentiments that SUBJECT:
We are called upon TO meet and consult with each
other, who It Is We safely trust this a!-impor-
tant branch of self gov rnnent. IF we wish protcc
on against The oppressive cabals and legislative ma
l"ritles of Interested men. must row come for
ward aid settle down upon some individual, who will
at least promise TO use his utmost eScrtons to re-
form those abuses which involve the inter, st of eve
ry individual IN this Commonwealth
he Chancery Court system, conducted as it haa
been Tor the thaf century neither nor less
than complete bar to Justice to all poor and ignorant
men and has already laid waste happy coun-
Try. We are, therefore called upon by the spirits
OF our beloved Washington and Jefferson, and the
blood OF our fore ahers to arrest the opptos> grow
ing out of this iGstiu tion.
IL appears to me, that The reform of the Jodcio
~ System was one Of the main bases upon which
the call OF the Convention was founded and NOW FIR
tiods sake, or our sake and couatry 8 safety
lei us not enter the field in disorganzcd state "a
TO suffer those few Judges and Lawyers 10 predomi-
nate and arrest from us. those liberties so dearly
bought by the blood of our forefithcrs
am perfectly convinced, that ifthe peoplo would
understand and sec their situation they would know
that this wa. the time To reform the abuses we hayc
been subjected to- they would rally around the STAN
dard OF their Country IN solid column, and put down
the man that would dare to support them in their
present form and jurisdiction. But If on the day of
The election caci should mold bis Friends this ars-
tocracy will prevail and the reform so much wished
for, st forever. | would recommend similar
course to all the friends favourable TO the reform Of
this institution throughout the State.
LOVER OF HIS COUNTRY.
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JULY FASHIONS.
FASHIONABLE DRY GOODS.

F.Io1ItJsNsIBLE UHT GUOJo.
hPENING this (Tucsdryj morning, received by
" the last Packet from France, the following rich
goods:
Vuricgacd Orientals, rich and beautiful article for
Ladies Dresses.
Kaleidoscope Scarfs, a new fashionable, and chcap
article for the neck.
iEroubadour Scarie, material of Gauzc Embroidered
and photographic Colovcd Borders.
few more ofthoso elegant Leopold Dccoupe Scnrfs
a largea extensive assortment ofGnuzc Tcisse and
Silk Barrege Fancy Hdkis., of the newest sum
mer fashions
Wide and Narrow Quilting Footing Laces, very
chenp.
from 20 cts, to fine quality--wiih many new and
rich goods--for sale at reduced prices, ut r.. II.
JENKINS Fancy Dry Good, and Irish Linen
Store
(Romovcdto Market Square,
Nv II
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M.AAIME NEWS.
ARRIVED
PORT OF RICH.WO.VO.

ARRIVED.
Schr Expedition, Price, from Providence with bai.
last.
Sloop Chcrub, Burke, from Georgetown, %. C. =
with ballast.
Schr Richmond Packet, Libby, days from New
York. With sundries, tn Da venport, Alien 81 Co a.
w Noting. Wurthan, 81 McGruder Otis, Dunlop e.
Co, Barnes S Belt, G Al Mitchell, w Cowan, =
Chsraie, n Siration, Granniss, Sou 81 Brothers
Lay. Il Smith ii d w Willis.
Schr Resolution, Creighton, from Di ghton, tMszs J
With ballast.
ScIIr Pinta, Siaplefort, from aIspG1t ary Dock
Schr Batch, Daugherty, from Gosport Dry Dock.
Schr XuIoda, Barrett from New Yorh, with snli
NEW YORK, July Cleared, echr Mary Ar
cher Wogom. Richmond
O. Passengers going TO New York in the
SchT Exit, capt. d. Howell. will please be on board
at Eookeits, at O'Clock p. NJ at which time she
Will sail
lsl3. DAVENPORT. ALLEN q Co.
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THIS DAH.
BY OTIS, DUNLOP s. co.

THIS DAN.
BY OTIS, DUNLOP s. co.
THIS MORNING. the 18th inst, at 10 O'Clock,
will be sold at our auction tore, without reserve
81 Hhds St Croix sugar
do Porto Rico do
90 bbls summer oil
pipes French brandy
{; wool hats
20 Or casks sweet wine--and many other artl-
Giles in the Grocery line. .. ID. g. Co Aucts
ADDITIONAL.
viii be added TO lhe above sale,
20 b6ls Roe Herrings. .. ID. s. 60.
STOCK OF DRY GOODS at Auction:
On THURSDAY, the 18th inst at Q o'clock
will be sold at our Auction Rooms without reserve
the entire stock of Dry Goods, of Mess U.s. S. Palsn
g. Son, comprising large and general assortment Of
seasonabIe articles Among them elegant calf
Goes silks of al kinds, musins of all kinds Irish
linens, lawns and diapers; thread lace silk and on
hoses bombazetts and bombnzines; ginghams, niar na
cloths, silk velvet. batste, palmane, msrino shawl,
and scarfs. gauzs handkerchiefs and scsrfs domas.
tics of all kinds; large assortment of ribbons SUI
perne and mddling cloths and cassimeres; sattines
cassinetts dannes; osnaburgs, tickhnburgS o large
assortment of Ladies' and Gentlemen's gloves &c.
Ferns and s months credit. for approved notes.
Jy8 o. ID. g. CO. Aucis.
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~ by The solicitation Of his friends taken an Office
No. 81 Wall street in the OF the New York In
suranco Company, where he will be happy admin
ster advice to persons luborng under dyspepsia from
10 to o'clock, Sundays exccp,ed) A. all other
times will attend his dwelling corner of Great and
Elm streets.
REFERENCES.
Mr. Geo p. Shipman, So. Wall street.
Mr.. Thomas Loud, 453 Broadway.
Rev. Henry White. Edrdgc's street.
Rev. Clifford Amcs, Middctown Pt. New Jersey.
NEW YoRK, June 10th. 1880. cost
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o. At the request Of several subscribers. we to
publish with corrections, the following article, which
first appeared in the Enquirer OF Tuesday last
~ Voter of Ienrco,' who untes In the applica
u6n Has addressed note Tor publication, from which