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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-15

so ,c.ra from Richmond, that on Tuesday
-, by a Joint vote OF the two Houses OF the Lee
.,I,,nre. Henry Sr. GEoRGE TUCKER, Of Win
tor Judge of that Chancery Court was
V ,isc,ad President of the Court OF Appeals, and
Hs e,nr gentlemen now upon the Bench of that
Tacr, were reelected judges of the new Court,
~. Judaes Brooke, Cabell. Green, and Carr
!, sald that nothing like political feeling enter
u into the election.
Tn. conference between the two Houses rela-
80 20 the Judiciary Bill took place on Tuesday,
no result of which we will perhaps be able to
1--WE tomorrow
Tho New York Commercial says Mr.. Ingham
5oc;dedly the ablest man oil the beautiful lot
,,bcb Gen. Jackson brought together for Cabl-
What precious set they must be!
-<Nss-
.Cbs Secretary of the Navy has returned to
3. .sSing,on. 'rhe Attorney General is Of from
Washington
va ,ndersand tdat Com. Barron will be plac-
lin Tho command of the Navy Yard at Philadel-
49, ~ the successor of Com. Blinbridse, in
I'D ne Com. Warrington; and that the last
,,c,ra officer will take the the place Of Com
H.. At the Norfolk Navy Yard.
-aHSs-
NJ E,roes has been received with great enthu-
.,,., by has constituents. at Providence. A pub
~ Inner has been rendered 70 him by his fellow
,ovp,men, and accepted.
~1NsS
The following r,un0rs, doubts and whlsperlnSs
.cnr in the New York Standard. Whether they
"a ,s authentic as such things generally are,
"Ir is whispered. that at least one important
y : Officer in this city, will shortly have leave
70 retire. IN
We have little doubt that Mr.. Insham will
,ssisn as Secretary Of the Treasury. and be sue
4 rerIed BIZ the lion. Louis McLane now Minis
{ ter to England"
We are sorry to learn that Mr.. Dorsey. the
ate able Representative in Congress from the
Iower distric, in Maryand. PeremPtorily declines
4 reelection.
General JOHN Pegrom is dead-at, or near
Petersburg. He was the United States Man shall
! FOR the Eastern District of Virginia-one Of the
warthiest citizens in the State.
-<NsN
Cuba.-The New Orleans Bee of the 2Sth
nh. says:-We are informed by aperson, arrived
from Havana, that General Morilio, was daily
expected; be is to supersede Gen. Wives in the
nteudency of the Island.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-15
NEW AND VALUABLE 3
BY GEORGE WHITE.
FURNITURE auction.

nm Saturday the 18th inst at 10 O'clock at Whites
- Auction store, will be offered for sale, great
rety ofhousehod and kitchen furniture among which
ARC elegant spring sea sofas
Several sidebosrds, tables. bureaus
Chairs Of various descriptions
Candle and wash stands, pair round tables
elegant toilet table, marble top
Brown sugar in barrels. soap in boxes
Vnegsr, fig b'uo and blacking, pipes
Cayenne pepper in bulk and in bottles
Also-Elegant gilt glasses, china tea sets
Glass and hardware
With great many other articles
1T private sale, elegant double barrel Percus,
sion Gun, Damascus barrel, first rate artcle-seycraf
other Ones sli warranted of the best materials
Sale Of dry goods. hardware and fancy articles.
in the evening ss usual an Ia
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-15
COMMERCIAL.
BOSTON MARKET-ApRIL IL.

f'GT'-During the whole Of the week the ar
1.Ie has been exceedingly dull Of sale, since the
Is. accounts from England were received, there
r lave been no purchasers IN the market, except
@ me usual supplies for consumption, sales
JUN not be effected to any extent without submit
.ls 10 deduction of l2ac per Dbl; the stock
rot all descriptions is not large, and hold
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-15
TO the Public,

r,xur subscriber respectfully informs his friends and
the public generally that he has taken the s'A ,.
heretofore occupied By e ns on the
TAILORING BUSINESS.
-. .,-;ct attention to business and a dis
.;.;n ~ nl,sse TO gain share Of public patronage.
Pos''o" :" THOMAS T., JACOBS.
anr 5-d3tsJ2aW2w
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SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA. ~. c.

ARRIVED, APRIL ID,
Schr. Columbia, Kirkland, New-York; freight
for the District.
Schr. Pharamond, StuIl, Boston plaster to NJ
Miller s. Son.
Schr. Elizabeth Ann, Dale, Baltimore; freight
for the District.
Steamboat Potomac, Jenkins, Norfolk; freight
and passengers.
SAILED,
Schr. Haxall. Kelly, Providence.
-Phebe and Sally, Eldrdge, from George
town, New York.
Sloop Chas. Willard, cleared at Philadelphia,
for this port.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-15

Cabinet, Chair, and Sofa Manufac-
tory.
HAMES GREEN Cabnetmaker, -has9
u will constantly keep at his old stand on Royal
AZ Alexandria, e at the ofi0th ST., pcnnsy',
v,u;a Avenue Westinghouse genera assortment VI
he shionable aud durable FURNITURE, when ne
;Il warrant equal, not superior in quality TO any
ver ofreredin the Dis,rict:-Consstingi part, OIL
Grecian, winged and plain wardrobes
Gothic. pedestsl e nd and plain sideboards
nt,o- With ecllarettsand marblesiabs
French and plain bureaus
Dressing DO ~ WIZ"
Isd;es,snd G. ntlemens' secrctariesand bookcases
Der, abIes with marble ard mahogany tops
Din. andclswd dining, breakfast and card tables
Plat do 20
Isiies W ork stand
Shaving andcandie 90 .,.v,
Wash ,tandswith mar ana mshoSa"y'oPs
Grecian Sofas
Mahogany chairs
W,s;c stools, ,idctts ,crios,;radlcs
portable writing desksSe
win arciera llssortncntof bedsteaos otrtcniy
- ,,sborsny, maple aud stained woods, all OF
;.h he soid,siow for cash as they can be pur'
sh.sad oithe;ame quality atany ,ther mandatory
cEsseu -. ~" ALSO,
' mu Mt fStDoming Bay OF Honduras
,,.hnSanv. nartof which is suitable For handrails'
MS'ob .a,y.J curl aud shaded vcneers, copaf var
nsh erior quality sscSinS q C.
ruaurua AND arriving,
Uandsome,v Secuted NAV
|
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-15
Notice.

Notice.
vuyHE subscriber having declined the Tailoring bIs'
ne.s respectfully informs the public that lie has
given up his shop to his son, rhomss y. Jaeoos' 70
S1bom he recommends his friends and customers.
those who are indebted to him, he hopes WIN make
n,o;,,s "t those TO whom he stands indebted.
Ja,S9ou9w THOMAS JACOBS.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-15
Washington Square.

oTs n lease or sell this desirable square, bound
"a hv washington, Franklin, 6'bbon and 81;
.,.,s II is in the immediate neighborho6d
a. sbe hest water lies high and the soil for gardening
well improved. ''''' H.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-15
PHENIX LINE OF
E\ue Coaches for baltimore.

This superior line of stages
V41AAwh,ch has already established ar
SES64S$T. unrivalied character with the pub
s2Aslic, will hereafte take passengers
arriving at and passing through Alexandria, for Bal
every degree Of speed and convenience,
as well elegance yet attained by any ne in thi. OF
anr other country, o,ceper gren TO boatng about pa
tent teel Spring." or IS better undentood, and
very often eh, upsei,ing and bone breaking coaches:
In order to effect this object in opposition to sp.
nit of moxoroLI, as unsparng, presumng, and
to convince the citizens of this place and the public
generally" the proprietors have opened an Office in
alexandria which will be at all times faithfully attend
ed and the orders Of the friends of this superior, ~
we'll as safe line received with thanks.
On arrival of the Boats at the wharf in Washington,
the SKY BLrr CoAcHEs, with careful and obiging at
enans, win be on the spot, ready to receive passen.
gers snd start without loss Of time for Baltimore.
Hours of departure win be for the present and 81
O'Clock, A. VI. and 9 O'Clock, p. NJ.
az Office of the Company al the Globe Tavern, on
Cameron street. e. w. AckiSSTRf,
onr12-diw Agent
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-15
N0tice.

PUBLICATION will be made 70 the President and
Y Directors the Mechanics Bank Of Alexandria,
for the renewal Uf certificate Tor shares IN the
capital stock OF said Bank stan Ling in the Of
Nancy Bsters, deceased, and numbered 3379 To 1884
inclusive, the original certificate being lost or mis!ad
J ~. FAIRCLOUGI
spl5-St' Executor of Nancy Bstters, deed
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-15
Vocal Y Instrumental EOncer!
ON THE HARP s. VIOLIN.

Vocal Y Instrumental Concert
ON THE HARP s. VIOLIN.
MONs. s. MADAM CANDERBEECKr respectfully
IVA inform the ladies' aud gentlemen Of Alexandria,
tina, they will give
CONCERTSon Thursday + Friday Eveaings.
the i4h and 18th Of April, a the Mechanics Hail.
which occasion they will perform the following pieces:
PaRTI
Caravan di Cairo. Overture by Mr.. Canderbeeck, on
the violin, accompanied by Mrs. Csnderbeeck the
harp.
French Song, La Barque, Mrs. Canderbecck
Andaote, from Rossini with every difficulty of the
bow, by Mr.. Canderbeeck.
German Song, Der Freschutz, Mrs Canderbeeck.
Poonaise, from Pr,ce Polatcski, OH the harp. by
Mrs Candle sbeeck, accompanied by Mr. Csnderbeeck.
Hau.boy.
Andante and German AIR, in which Mr.. Csnderbeeck
will initiate the Flute, Flag eo'cs and Double Flageo
let.
Grandmother Cotions, in which Mr.. Canderbeeck
will initiate the singing OF an old woman when she IS
merry
Henry thu Fourth's celebrated Hunting Piece. in
which Mr. Cantlcrbeeck will initiate the hunting ho ms
and the cry Of The hounds
English and Scotch March, in which Mr.. Camden
beck will initiate the English bugle and Scotch bag.
pipe.
sic will appear to rrcede gradually aud advance, in
which the reports of heavy guns will be initiated by
the harp, and the complaints of the wounded by the
violin.
TT Door open at 7. and performance commence at
oclock precisely Tickets TO be had at the door on
The evening of performance Admitlance so cents
children under } ears, half price.
ID
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-15
NeM SNeiMg Goods.

,ocxwooD hiss lust opened an assortment OF
a. nEW e HANDSOME SPRING GOODs
purchasers are respectfully invited to call ana -
them.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-15
SALES AT AUCTION.
BY GEORGE WHITE.
Book auction.

nN Monday evening, the 18th instant. at Whites
~ auction room, commencing at early candleEght,
will be sold an invoice Of
NEW AND VALUABLE BOOKS,
Just received and for sale without limits They viii
be ready for examination on Monday morning. when
dealers and Others invited to call and examine them
before the sale apf15
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-15

salad 0ii, sc.
yyyHE subscriber has Just received supply OF
Fresh salad OIL in baskets
Solid sack tooth brushes, Of very superior qlali'
"; and various other articesin this line Ut bu'
siness He expects in few days, sumo
"a Jamaics white ginger in root,
do do in powder.
All of which he win dispose of on moderate Terms
9Th mo l3lh-eoSt WILLIAM AnLE"
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ALEXANDRIA, ID. c.

egD4Y WING. APRIL IS. 1881.
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DR.4U s THIS D.4T.

DR.4US THIS D4T
Virginia State Lottery,
For the Bensftcflh Dismal S'o1aap Canaf Company
Class No II for 1881.
Will be drawn in Richmond on FRIDAY, April IS.
Highest Prizes.
/ prize of $4,000 l prize Of $4,000
| do of 10000 do of 5000
| do of 5000 do Of $500
Whole tickets IS; halves 50; quarters IS.
Connecticut Lottery, Glass No. IS,
will be drawn ut Hartford oD Friday, 18Th April.
RICHEST PRIZE $4,000.
Tickets g.: naive, 90; quarters SO
To be had IN a variety of numbers at the Office OF
z. C0RST:,
.osisry ma Ereknng Broker, .7i.ranirin
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-15
For freight
Goshen Cheese

GOShen cheese
BOXES Goshen Cheese, lsndng this morniag
JU from on board schr. Columbia, and for sale by
STEPHEN SHiNN,
apr Is Janney's wharf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-15

X0NislanM Cotton
0O BALES of very superior quality, landing from
~ the schr. Orator, from New Orleans, and for sale
by S. MESSERSMIrlI.
april
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-15

Plaster ahoat.
ON TONS plaster, board schr. Pharamond, at
on Rumney's wharf.
apr IS NJ MILLER SON.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-15

DRAFTS THIS DAE
Virginia State Lottery,
For the benefit of the Dismal Stvamp Canal Company.
class No /, for 1851
sc NUHBERS-IO DRAUN B3LLO1S.
CAPITAL PRIZE $4,000
l prize of Sl0.O00..1 prize OF So,oOo
Tickets IS; halves , 50; quarters 25
To be had in VARIETY Of hunters at
JOHN G. MANDELL'S
Lottery AMI Erchange Office.
o. Orders from the country will be promptly at
tended to-
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-15

TIME subscriber respectfully informs his friends and
4 the public, that he has removed his establishment
next door 10 the Franklin House HOTEL few doors
below his old stands where he continues to carry on the
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-07-28
From The Globe Of the 1911 inst.

SIR The Telegraph OF this evening, in
commentary on the alleged conspiracy to as
sass,uate Mr.. Ingham. contains the following
passage:
owe have heard that even Amos Kendall
was in the pl 4, aud that such was his Anxiety,
that he not ouly visited the Treasury building,
but kept himself advised Of the progress Of
the war by messengers and c0rTeSp0Hdence
with one Of The trofhers.iu.Lao"
With the exception that ! was once in HE
Treasury building that day, these allegations
are totally false. u is false that l was IN a0y
plot; il is false that had any anxieiy; Il Is
lalse hat kept myself advised of the progre IS
OF the war by messengers il is false that had
any " correspondence with one Of the brotheTs-
ii.idw," OF any Que else, on that sutject. | knew
nothing whatever OF Major Eaton's designs, VI
Mr.. lnghams alarms.
la the evening Of that day | several times
passed Mr.. ngoan''s dwelling with my wife On
my arm. We we're looking al several houses
wnh view - rest our. Probably we we're
IL 'staken tor u = recruited force - but IN st
solemnly declare ! hal No hostile design
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-07-28
Executors sale OF real Estate.

nURsuA>f TO the last will aud testament
u George Corr. deceased, will proceed
IN sell. on Thursday thu Is, day II September
ne.l. al the residence of Josiah Z. Cofer OH the
premises, part Of the tract ofland, belonging to
George Cofer, deceased, containing about 500
acres, This land lies in Bedford County, ad-
,oiniug The land Of Capt Joseph Slaughter,
Robert C.. Sieptoe and others. II is eonsid.
cred very valuable, having on it good pro-
norton Of wood land. and small comforl bic
dwelling house. II is in the vicinity of good
mill, and surrounded by fine neig hholhood,
and within twelve miles of Lynchbure. The
land will be shown any ono wishing to view it,
by Capt. Joseph Slaughter, Josiah f. Coler or
The subscriber.
The terms will be one, two and three years
credit, the purchaser giving bonds Nth appro
we'd personal security, and deed oil trust CT
the Ian1 10 secure the payment.
BALDA MCDANIEL, Exo'r.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-07-28

fise 1t something OF the smell of her own pro-
se"y'and Il has sucked her tw o or thrre times,
sne accepts aud nonrishes IL As her own ever
atier. Whether II Is from Joy at this apparent
| leaoimalinn of her Young one, or little
noubi remaining on her mind that she would
'ain cisnel, cannot decide, but. for number
oil usys she shows far more fendness, more
hlealing. aud oarcssing, over this one, than she
DID formerly over the one That vas really her
own
But this Is not what wanted TO explain !;
II was, that sueh sheep as thus lose their lambs
mus; he driven 90 house with dn>s, so thai
tue lamb may be put to them; for they will
only take II IN dark conhnedplace B1t here,
10 Willenslee.i never need 10 drive home a sheep
ny forer. with dogs. or IN any other WI than
the following IL found every eve, Of course,
standing hanging her head over he dea lamb,
purpose, lied that 10 the lamb's neck or toes
and trailing il along, the eve followed me iulo
any house or fold that chose 10 lead her. Any
oil them would have followed me IN that way
Tor miles, hernpse Cl1 on the lamb, which she
rey,r Quilted for momcn,, except TO chase
near me. Often. out OF curiosity, led them
IN 10 the side oi the kitchen hre by this means
INTO the midst of servants aud dogs, bul the
more the dangers multiplied around the
eve she chung the closer 10 her dead off.
spring, and thought VI nothing but prolocting
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-07-28

SVrIRGINlA--at Court held for Nesoh County, at
w the courthouse, ON Monday tue 2jrd day OF alay
1881.
William f. Harris, Complainant, against Robert d.,
Martin and James Garland, Trustee between Reuben
Martin deed. and Nathan Loftns III certain deed o.
trust, executed by the said Reuben Martin, IN his NE
time and of record IN the Clerks Office oil Nelson cou
w. and Lttepage Dawson, administrator oil the SAD
Reuben Martin, decd. Defts ..,,,o
On the motion of the Complainant, by counsel, VINO
6led his bill it Is ordered that the defendants Lepage
Daw sou and James Garland do retain In their hanos any
money goods, or other effects which they now nave,
or which may hereafter TO their hands belonging
to the defendant Robert NJ Martin, to the amount OF
seventy dollars subject the plaintiffs demanu anu
the future order aud decree of this court concenhe
the same And il appearing to the satisfaction Oh 'no
an lnhabi,ant of this ealth, and without the
Jurisdiction of this Court it is ordered that the sad
absent defendant do appear here on the fourth Monday
in August next and answer the bill OF the P!ainiin
and that copy of this order be inserted III me sHg
man. newspaper publishedn the town OF l'ynenou,e
once week for eight weeks successfully, previous "
said time and that another copy thereof De posted "
the front door Of the court house OF this county, Oh
R6BERT G. CUTLER. D. C.
June 20 hsn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-07-28
From the Uaiisd States 7shgeapA Of july I6.

Who does not see in lh,s1et,cr, [ IL. Trsts
to Mr.. ioghsm, published in the Globe and
thus given 10 ihe word by he Presidents order
OF course, tina h. has thrown the weight Of
his character aud OH iai influence INTO the
scale oflhs Register, Treasurer, aud Second
Auditor Who does not KNOW that the sim
pie facts that Major Eaton Wa 10 The Reg IS
ter's aud treasurer toDHs, AMI that they saw
him Their, constitutes no offence BIZ mho
50 blind as not 10 SEE that an examination Of
witnesses might prove tnaI Ihe Register aud
Treasurer wire prry, and gave counienance
TO The contempLded assault and that the
proof OF that fact would glVn a more reDrehen.
sole character 10 the proceeding We have
heard that yea AmUs kendsli was IN the plot
aud That. such WIS hi, anxiety that he not on
~ vIsiie4 the Treasury building. but kept him
sill advised oil thr progress OF tie war by mes
sengers aud - correspondence with one Of the
brothe, s.in-taW. Tnls. aud much more, we are
cedtbiy informed, ~oald have come out in evil
deuce, il Mr.. lnghan's proposition had been
acceded TO.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-07-28
From me Philadelphia Sentinel.

INV HOPE, July 10 1881.
10 The Editors Of The american SeniineL
oEFrLEaEs i have observed an article in
the Globe Of the lib inst. containing Labor
ed attempt 10 show that | WAS on tn look GU,
tor some offence from the President
Among other remarks IN support of that rs.
sumption. note addressed by the President 10
tue II given a. evidence of II. | think u pro.
per, under these circumstances, TO compuni-
cate. through your paper. 10 the public. the
entife correspondence between the President
aud ny sell 90 the subject referred To ia his
note ! on which deem II unneoessary To make
any otter comment than To remark. thai IN all
the various notes received ~ me from the Pre-.
s'ueni hntecedenI 10 that time, he had uniform.
" 6daressed me as the Secretary OF the
lfeasury.' The change could not therefote,
IAN TO attract my nollce, aud the pablo will
Judge from tho President nole OF iAe oh
last whether Il dotsnoi appear mole probable
that he Intended to designate the as standing
IN new relation 10 the t,overnment, than thai
my note 10 him of thu 7th msl. pIocee ded
Iron disposition 10 look oul fr ofiencr"
correspondence b tAeen MIR. BARRY sod
myself Is referred TO IN the Globe for the same
purpose. | will also furnish you copies Of that,
rom which The public viii be able toJudge vi
us character.
am, very respectfully,
Your Oh servant,
s. ID. INGHAM
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-07-28
From ne NJ Y, Com. AiO. July 10.

rum INC ", ~ Com. Adp. july I9.
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE--LosS OF LIVES.
little before one o'clock this morning tho
extensive Floor Cloth Mandatory IN Ell
dridge-nrfei,dea R'vngtgn WIS discovered 10
be IN FIRE, and in n Few tninutrs the IS hole vns
IN enc sheet OF flame, which illuminated ia.
whole city. The iaciory whs of wood, and
was surcouadsd by frame buildings. all Of
which We're soon on FIR, ard 30 rapid was iis
progress thai, before the inhabitants, on the op-
poilie side oi Eldrldse street. could eollrci tier
children ths houses were fire, aud they
wers obliged TO Fly from The premises without
any clothing. Not so fortunate we're some of
those who Resided next The factory mud 10 the
loss oil property, se have nos 10 add tbA, III
thfe' l'vcs via Mrs. Murray. her daughter.
Mira. Barclay, aud Airs. Barclays son, W,ll,an'
an interesting yoatb of 10 years of age. A
fourth person was badly burnt. Three Young
children, VIZ John, aged ,hsse years. James.
aged 6yeaIs, AID susan, aged b years, are b.
TITS providence lett without an earthly prolae-
Tor, - They hasea father who lr6 this pofi N
lew dsys ago Tor Savannah aud liverpool bur
WHO Tor two years hss been more N burden Il.
he family ,haa snppori,--ll appears thai tho
yoolh had got out his Two lnils brothers and
sister, aud placing thea ia a vacant LOT, r.,n,-
ned for his mother and grand mo,ber. lie mrt
his mother on the lower floor near The door.
who recolleoiing thaihe mother, Mrs. Murray.
was s,'ll beh'nd she returned with lie inien-
ZION Of removing her. The son followed, and
Nil perished 10 the hsmes. Ths bodies, or r..
,her, patts oil tha,n, were found this morning
while We were making our inquiries By tina
sad ovent, three lIilc orphans are ien Without
u known rela i've IN this country their paIen,s
were from lrolsnd, and the children have bee.
taken 10 TIL house OF Miss Mckee, No. l3a FL,
drhge sueel,
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July q
SOS REW AID.
If0pI G8.


STW!LL be sold, On Friday the 10Th August
w peKf, al the lrve residence OF John Bow.
ling. deceased, in Ia county OF Ambersi, all
the perishabls properly belonging to the said
deceased, consisting OF Household and X teb-
en- Furniture. Plan alton Utensils, aud stock
oftsile and Hogs. Alo. a very likely faulty
of Negroes, Consisting oil a woman and three
boys v'ry likeiy. he terms oil sale will be u
months for sums over five doars by the pur-
ehases giving bond 81 approved sec 'riry Un-
der five, cash will he required
WILLIAM L.. BOWLING,
Administrator al John Bowling. deed.
UP Al persons having claims against The
estate OF John Bowling ,leceaset, wall please Ia
p1eseat thrm t. me, well Authenticated, by the
i2th ei august, that | may make arrange
nifrts 20 d,seha e. then-ant all hose ndeb-
ted to tue estate viii please make pa meut, as
np longer indnler,,cs ran BIZ given.
WILLIAM l.. BOWLING.
July 81. ids