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NAILS.

I'D. I'd. Gil. Sd. 10d. and led. Cut Nail.
- 81 aud I0d Fencing do.
Cd. Sd. and I0d Wrought do
Cd. si, add l0d Cut Brads,
Cut and Wrought Spikes,
For sale cheap by
w. N. RIDDLE & co.
June Q, 1891.
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a rumor Of the day to which we at
tach some credit, is, that the Mission
to Russia has been offered 20 MIR.
BrcHAS,N, late Member Of Congress
from Pennsylvania.
We have now reason To believe that
The War Department has not been Of.
Tered To Col. II. NJ. Johnson. as va,
reported some days ago. Ma. Int.
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NOTICE.

A IL persons indebted TO the estate Of
"A Thomas Fitzgerald. deed. are re-
quested to make immediate payment; and
al those having claims. will present them
Tor settlement, properly authenticated
ID T.. WASHINGTON.
.idmr ,riM he ,cM annere!.
Juno ?, 1881
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The following communication sddres,,d
10 Inc proprietor Of Judkins' Ointment, from,
the Hon John Taiiafsrro. member Of Con.
srec' " highly interesting. The gratuitou.
manner IN which IL 10 made, exhibit, feel
Iogs OF no ordinary character toward, .uf.
iering humanity, and is certainly we'll de-
serving q public attention.
Warrington. JAN. ED. 1929
SU-ithas been nv wi.h for a cons,J.,.
ole Time, TO communicate to YOU Tho gooi
shcct with which have used The ointment
invented b, Mr. Judkins, and which Inor
understand il made and sold BY agents.
pointed oJ Yourself ks,e srpi,ed hi,
ointment. during the last three ,esr,. 10
every species OF iumour and wound, without
! consider IL the most decided and ef6eirn,
remedy IN all cases OF tumour, be the caus,
"hat ~ may, and have found nothing an
good Tor wounds OF any description. may
he proper 10 add that the euro OF tumo,,-
called White Swelling. given over b, IN,
most distinguished physicians as incurablc.
ana which they decided would, without am.
ruianon, prove fatal 10 the patient, was un-
der my immediate notice etc t<d b, the ms.
Of Judkins' Ointment, and The p,,,eni !. ~
hre health; his limb affected by the ,umour
being restored 10 Perfect state of sound
ness Also. that the leg of an aged man.
when had been wounded, and exhibited ore
drradiully liberated surface from the kn,,
to the foot. and which. for more than two
years, had been considered incurabI. W.,
eifeetnailJ cured by the application Of JuL-
kins' Ointment mention these two case,
which Tell under my immediate notice ana
management. as decided evidence of Tia
enicscy OF this remedy 10 cases Of ,umour
and OF ulcers. have experienced as decid-
ediy, tho good effect Of this remedy IN IN,
cure OF Felons, and OF every species Of fresh
wound. IL seems 10 me that sny orc who
will observe the operation OF this Ointment
must be satisfied as 10 IL, beneficial effect
can with the utmost confidence recommend
The use Of this valuable remedy.
am, sir, very respectfully.
JOHN TALfAFERRO.
10 MI CHARLES HEEsroSs, Propris-)
tor OF Judkins' Ointment, nearS
Frederiekiown, Maryland.
hereby certify. that I wss for m,,v
months afflicted most grisvously with M.
teller upon both OF my heels, esusing open.
Ingsl large enough to sdmiis persons 6nr,r
tired various remedies in vain, whenIwo,
induced to try Judkins' oistmeni, aud va.
cured by The use OF . single box. Iam,nX
ions that others, similarly afflicted, NAV =.
Vsil themselves OF so vaIusble remedy
ROBERT FULTON
CharleSiowp, Dec. I6, 1879
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PRIZESl PRIzEsu
G Drawing at Hand LTD
Tirgin;a Free Road L,oIleTU.

'"B"''" ITtt-HU"U I1OIIeTy'
CLASS so. |, ron 1881.
FE'O I've drawn on tic 23d Of JUNE, AT
I HARPERS.FERHY.
prize Vt 5000 10 prizes Of 1000
4" A" 1000 20 4" 500
And 30 ptikes u 200. &c &c
Tickets 60 had IN the greatest variety Of
numbers aud shares 81 the Stores Of Mes1s.
RUSSELL Il FITZStNMONS, Harpsrs.
Ferry, and JOSEPH SEER X co, Ksble's
Mil. June ., 1851.
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Notwithstanding Hunt unpopular.
" in london. notwithstanding that he
was almost (perhsps quite pelled by
the reformers, be has been returned
again from Preston, without opposition.
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--latest on da.-We ycs,erda, heard
rumour that Gov. Cass of Michigan
rs to be the new Secretary of War,
and that Major Eaton will be appointed
Governor Of that Territory To supply
his place. Maj. Jour.
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Valuable Jefferson Land
FOR Y.AI.E

T>HE subscriber. rs the agent and ,ttor.
- ney OF Thomas Fairfax, Esq. Of AIexap
dr'a, offers for s.ie.ihat vsiusbie estate in JEFF
terson county, Virginia, called "TuE uxn.
NirAsE," consisting of
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Travelling on ibc Rail road has been
increasing with the advance Of the sea.
son, and Is nov prosecuted daily 10 a
great extent. Besides our own eiti.
zens. who avail themselves in numbers
Of this rapid and pleasant transition
from the heat Of the city to tie verdaBi
and refreshing shades of a picturesque
country, visiters OF both sexes, from
all parts OF the surrounding country,
IRE constantly making excursions OF
tic Road - Bah liner.
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SCHEME
cxARK's OFFICES.

w. corner Of Bsliimore and Cslyer,, y,
w. corner of Baltimore and Gay, and n. T..
co, ner ~ Baltimore and Charles
eCTsw Where tire hIghes; prizes in the State
Lotteries have been ofiener sold, than NJ any
other OfFicc,l!
- Orders either by mail (post paid) or
private conveyance, enclosing he cash or
prizcs, will meet the same prompt ard pune.
t"al attention. as if on personal Apphca.
ton. Address TO JOHN CLARK,
June 9. Lottery Fender, baltimore
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DOLLAR REWARD.

AkANAWAY from the subscriber on Wed
nesday evening the 18Th NJ, an apprentices
boy named BENJAMIN TITUS MEDLEY.
otherwise called BENJAMIN ABEL. Ha
Was IL years old on the 7th of January lAsi.
lie had on when he lcft me blue cassimeIs
roundabout, drab pant Aloons and cap, &c
The above reward viii be given to any per
son who restores him 10 my possession, but
in the mean time. al persons are forwarncd
hatboring or employing him. as they may
rest assured ~ they do, will prosecute them
TO the utmost rgor at The law.
NATL o. ALLISON.
iIArpers Ferry. June =.
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4 Norih Caroline Goid.-We were on
fnesJay sheun mass Of virgin Gold
taken from Mine in Mecklcnb.rp
County. y. &. Of about f. bv 4 invh.,
supcriicc. perhaps ! Of an inch thick.
anc weighing, aswe are told, TO ounces.
II was IN the possession of a Baltimore
Gentleman; anil ITS value. we we're as
sured, Was upwards of $1,000.
Petersburg Intel.
1ae Du'ehess Of UtNingion.-Av We.
~ i"mantic trait presents itself in the
early acquaintance of the Hon. Miss
Pskenbam and Colonel Wellesley. the
future hero Of Waterloo. They were
both young; the lady petite in figure.
bat elegantly formed. aud possessing
beautiful features. The gallant colo
mel Was ordered TO India, previously
pleiglng vows Of unaIterable attach.
ment. His glorious career there j. re.
corded on the page of history. On his
return. he found that the small nox
had almost total; DESTROYED the love.
Illness OF the 'ady's face. She told the
soldier she released him from his vows:
""N Wv vas 'uc to MS attachment. ami
almost Immediately married the object
Ut his juvenile affections. Her grace
died with her hand in that Of her hus
band, and her body Law at Apsley
House at the very moment the IN IN sion
was attacked by the mob on wednes
day last. The fact was not known To
the stone throwers.-[ london paper.
Deah Of Cant. Foster. The Lon.
don Literary Gazette says. we learn
with much regret, by letters Just re-
ceIved. The untine,, fate Of Capt. Eos.
ter, Of his Majesty's ship Chanticleer,
who had been cmploycd for the last
three years on scientific expedition
in various parts Of the globe. and abou,
TO return. Captain Foster had left
hrs ship for the purpose Of making a
series Of rocket observations on the
isthmus Of Panama; and on his return
down q small and shallow river in n
canoe, he is said 10 have fallen over.
board and To have been drowned
But strong suspicious exist for believ-
ing that this young, gifted, and highly
meritorious officer was treacherously
murdered.
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4 CCJsTOMt - % c1se and press. all ~
~ gesdy snd ia .ustf.aus habits, all mect
sub efus'ian s''his ,fice fcfalc mouihs
Tree Pftss cfics. flnc =.
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The pitilcss storms of the last winter seem 10
have cNterminsted, ia this region, the race Of
Partridge The snimatug sound pf "Bob
White" which ~e usually hear from these lively
harbingcrs II gooGly harvest, has not Ibis s,-a-
son fallen upon our car; aud We have heard Of
but solitary partridge in our county Our To-
rests ar" scarce of birds of all kinds. and but few
i1irrcls ere 10 be seen.
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Mackerel & Herrings.

II HAVE received few barrels of Mack
- erel aud Herring,, which are for sale b.
the barrel or dozen.
wN. CLEVELAND.
May 90. 1851.
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Dissolution of Partnership.

DloSOiIltOli VI IdIlilCTSlllp.
1--WE copAr'nersl,ip heretofore existing
u beiSeen Carter Z Ssppington. IN th7
Farming, Milling, Polling and Csf.lng bUsi-
ness, vas dissolved BY mutual consent GA tie
first day u April last.
WILLIAM A. CARTER.
JOHN %. SAPPtNGTON.
June 2. 1891.
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We forgot to announce to the public, land it i.
quite likely the proprirtors have also forgotten it
t'at thc Stage from Frederick 10 Winchester.
by way II Iiarpers-Fcry, CharIes,o~n, and
smi'hhcld, are again in motion Unfortunately.
however, they arr not much crowded. This must
certainly be owing TO the enormous price Of the
fare, which rs at the rate Of ~! cents per mile
North and Fast of US, the fare is bat little NOR,
Than FIVE cents mile W. hope the proprietor,
viii think Of this-and act accordingly.
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Wool Cafding and FulIing.

y klIiE Undersigned has ROW IN complete
- order, the Csrding Machines sod Fuli4ne
ALL - Niiis' Grove N Jefferson county -
The establishment being conducted by "
Wittias BsitsT, an experienced work ma.
The pubic may rely upon having Fbifag. Ia.
'sg aSd Cayosng lone eth great despatch,
snd ia the beat nanRer. 81 the usual pr,ecs.
JOHN n, SAPPINCrON.
June ., 1861.
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Oh. w. JUD1rINY
Pdfcrf Specific OiDfn rnf

ND't Op'H cor
t1tiNS have bren take 10 n,ak. n. ,nr-
- Ply very good. u may DC hse at tho
following places. VIZ;
Humphrey kcyes'. Csarlesfoun.
.7dam loung's, 3fariins5urr.
.1dom lo,ng u Co., Harpers, Tern.
Io"ner " Harris', Shsphtrdsioun.
kCJN Tho shove Ointment is offered =,
'no puoiis ss . ssf, sna certain remea, fsr
,hose obstinate diseases. some OF VII cA
ns'o 50 long bsiiisd The skill vi melIcsisc,.
ence.
lat. White Sweliings of ever, dcsoip,;or.
20. Sore legs snj ulcers OF long STANDING.
Sd. Schirrus or Clandnlsr tumor. n,tt'-
c'isriy those hardened tumofs n women,
breasts which ofteniimes terminate IA uIee-
rated cancers.
%'h Fe'oos. or what some re opie know Nv
'he name of Cstarrhs, Of every description.
pm rheumatic pains cf the FONTS
ON SPrains aud bruises ofeser, cescrip.
ton. or IN whatever pert siuste.
TIN letters OF ell kinds In thi. com
plant The patent IN applying the Ointment.
must keep the part out OF water
SIN Chiiolsins or parts affected by frost.
May IL, 1881.
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Odd and Eren .SUsfs,n.

by which the holder of two Tickets must
draw one Prize. and may draw rhree.!
MARYLAND STATE LO77ERT.
No ., for 1851.
To he drawn IN Baltimore. on 7hy-sily the
jofh June Highest Prize. ZOO dolls.
CLARK offered TO Adventures the highcs,
~ oapral prize Of sic, 900. ~ No 3, for
1861 CLARK sold both the highest capital
p-'zes OF 5000 and $1,000. IN No y. for
1881; and CLARK also sold The hghes, can.
Al prize Of s.. 600 in No. !, for 1851.
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Guesses. Yankee correspondent
has avaiied himself OF the privilege &C
coded to the "uniyersai nstion," to
send US his predictions as to the diff
feren' candidates 10 be put IN nomina-
ton ere the mex, election in 1882.
Clay Ticket Henry Clay, Ambrose Spen.
Ger
Jackson T.etei-Andrew Jackson, Martin
Van buren,.
.iaG- masonic 7gekei-John MLesn. RI.
chard Rus,i
DIFF Green Tiekef.-John C. Calhoun. Jas
Buchanan.
Scattering .-rrsnci, Granger, r. n. John
son.
The guesses may GO for as much as
they are worth; IT, the mean time, we
take refuge in the tavorite phrase Of
some OF our learned brethren. shak e
our heads, lock sagacious, and say,
"NoUs vERRoSs. "-.4Lb. ID. .7dc.
Mr.. Rush has been nominated as the
anti masonic candidate for the Presi.
dency. by the Lancaster Herald.
On Wednesday last, joins b.
WHITE, Esq, tho present Clerk OF the
County Court OF Hampshire, WAS APP
pointed, by Judge PARKER, Clerk Of
iae Superior Court Of Law and Chan
Gerry for this COUNTY ROnney intel
John NorreH, 60, merly editor Of the
Pennsylvania Inquirer. has been ap-
pointed post master AZ Detroit, III the
place of James Abbott, removed.
James u. Gardner has been appoint
ed BY the President, Indian Agent al
VI 'PhersonstOwn, in this State. 10 place
Of certain Jackson Editor (Robb) who
must have been reformed. This j.
the same individual whose appoint.
ment as Register Of the Land Office al
GIflin, was unanimously rejected by
the Senate at the United States. abcut
sixteen months ago, notwithstanding
which, Gen. Jackson has again ap.
pointed him to responsible trust, ~
which large sums Of the public money
must necessarily pass through hI'
hands. - ChiHieofhe (OhiO) GGEeue.
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Mr.. Rush has been nominated as III,
anti masonic candidate for the Presi
dency. by the Lancaster Herald.
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John NOrreH, formerly editor Of the
Pennsylvania Inquirer. has been ap-
pointed post master AZ Detroit, III the
place OF James Abbott, removed.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-09
Treasury Dep"r went.
D,Jnto, Ar 1901


'J>HE Senate having directed the Secretary of the
l. Treasury TO "repor q. the next Session the
that would be reurnab'e to the Merchants OF
the United States should The Bill "a copy of which is
annexed) reported to tive sehar som tie Committee
On Finance, "to erempt Merchandise imported under
certain CT circumstances, rum the perafon Of the nc cfthe
10 Of nay. IS 8 titled 4sssn' .7ct in Iteration
lie several aeis imposing duties import - become
law" such information the department could col
iect, was communicated TO the Senate accordingly.
Dya subsequent resolution however, Che Senate iii
rected the Secretary Of the Treasury 10 report ct the
mex, session. such further information he may be
able to obtain
Those Merchants uf he United States who import.
ed goods under tn crcum mcntonedin h Bill,
arc therefore invited 10 communicate efnre the first
Of December next to the Collector Of the DisrcInto
which the Importation made, the information
enable the Secretary ofthe 1re"sur. to pre-
pare the statement required by the Senate
The information should include an invoice Of the
goods, the date Of the order Of the sailing # the
vessel by which it sent the name ofthe place or
pieces to which directed, at which it to he
executed and from which the goods were to be slip.
ped; the date of the Importation, and name Of the ves
sci III which it made; and declaration that the
order WAS given in the regular of business
the whole authenticated b. the signature OF the impur
ter. LOUIS McLhNE.
Secretary OF the reasury,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-09
Copy IF the Bill referred to IN the foregoing
Notice


A BILL to exempt merchandise imported under GER
tain circuIn>tance> from the operation OF the Act Of
the nineteenth of May, one thousand eight hundred
and twenty eight. entitled An act in aterst,on OF
the several acts imposing duties imports !"
TSEcrIoS LIST Belt enacted b. The Senate and House
of Representatives cfhe United Mates Of 7nerca in
Congress assembled That in aii where s"y
chant IT the Unit States shall have given order
foreign manufacturer merchant, or his own agent
aud supercargb for foreig" merchandise, previous TO
the first day Of May. h,usaad eight hundred and
twenty eight and shall make it appear TO the satsfac-
ton of the Secretary Of the treasury, that the said or
der given the regular If his business, and
that IT not the power OF sail merchant to ccun-
ternand tn, SAID order Subsequent to the passage OF
The of the nineteenth of NAV, thousand eight
hundred and twenty eight. entitled Gan act in a!tera
ton Of the several acts imposing duties on imports
aud where il shall he further made 10 appear, in like
nann r, that the said merchandise, imported pre-
vous to the first day Of September, thousand eight
hundred and twenty eight the merchandise import.
ed shall be exempted from the operation Of the act
aforesaid be subject only TO the duties to which it
was liable previous I, the passage Ut the act.
SEE 9 find b. IL further cndcted That the Secretary
OF the rreasur ne au,hruzcd aud directed 10 carry
this act into effect by ref. ling. ont OF money in
the Treasury not otherwise appropriated the duties
imposed Ivy the act aforesaid P,yuided ria; SAID du.
ties have been returned by dra bacs cXcor,a.
ton oct % 1ewtlD
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SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA. On. C.

ARRIVED, NOVEMBER 8,
. Schr, Hydaspe, Alvey, Frankfort; potatoes to
Chamberlain s. Harris.
Sloop Neptune, Johnson, Philadelphia; sun
dries to Stephen Shinu.
Schr Eliza Ann, Harmon, Occoquan; shorts aud
rye meal to J. s. ]. II. Janney.
Schr. Thomas Chiffon, Allen, BIadensburg; TO-
bacco for ship Eagle.
Schr. Magnolia, CouilIiard, cleared at Boston
for this port 4th inst.
Schr. Potomac, Bears, Halifax, for this port
at Hyannis Cd.
Soop Statira, Petit, cleared at Philadelphia,
for this port 9th
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Thomas GNvAiuer, IL. D.
SURGEON DENTIST.

3EAS the honor intorm his fellow CT, 1ens, that
having returned from Paris, where, for tic last
years, he IS been studying Dentistry under one
of the mos, experienced snd celebrated gentlemen OF
the profession he tenders his services 20 the public,
aud hopes by his attention and skill, to merit patron
age.
Dr 6 has brought with him larg. assortment OF
natural aud most approved porcelain Teeth which lat
ter, by their superior msnu.cture resemble S" nearly
the .turai teeth be unls,ingushab!e from them
When placed in the mouth.
Persons who have, BY cancer Ut oSer disease, lost
their noses, he will supply with artificial, either Gre
clan or Roman, that cannot be distinguished from ma
tural noses. 4 specimen may be at las house on
Penns, vsnia avenue between 9th and 10Th streets,
~ q hi gtun City.
nov S-dSn
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-09
From the Boston Daily .aav. Nor. S

From The Boston DAILY .4dU. Nor. 5.
THEArRE.-There was no attempt last evening
10 create disturbance by opposing the perform
ance Of Mr.. Anderson. He was received at eve.
ry entrance with unanimous applause, and seve-
raj Of his songs were loudly encored BY the audi
ence. An immense crowd was collected IN front
of the theatre butt dispersed at the close of the
performances without confusion or tumult.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-09

800 XTWSVtV DNlC
UINDER the authorit, of Iced # trust, executed
u on tho 2sth day of August, 1926, by John lie wis
ami Frauces r. Lewis his wife and recorded in the
Ciers's Office OF Prince - lillian County Court, will
SELL by public suction, at Bren sville the first fon.
DAY in Jsnusr, that being Court day, for ready m6ney,
MORT ~
TRACT OF LAND called STEPNEY,
in Prince William Count,. being the same Whereou
John Lewis nov resides. which conveyed BY slid
lewis and life the sub crber Trustee, to secure
certain debts therein mentioned
Such title IS vested in the subscriber Ly the deed
Of will be conveyed to the purchasers it is beev
ed to be ufquestioLsble
Oct l8 It's ROBERT BABY, Trustee.
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Burr AiiMstoae Mauuf, Glory

vyNiE subscriber. as BEFORE has his shop in Ale1an.
l. dfia, on Conerce street. where hc always has Q
large supply ofthe best
BURR BLOCKS 8. BUlPRS Ready Made,
of the very best quality, and warrants the workmanship
superior to ssySn the District Of Columbia He will
sell his Burrs, after his $40 pair less than any
other m-ksr IN the D irict RORf. oLBNN.
Alexandra, june 2s-snos
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-09

Isd,e Summers was selected as a delegate to
=. B,ltmore ConventiOn-with propriety he de-
lined the professed post, remarking with
Il DroOer Difference and respect to the opinions
4 nv fellow citizens, | cannot consistently with
NJ ,iews Of duty, engage in the service pro-
a,ed,
TIE situation in which am placed, has eye
baed a strong indueement to avoid, as far as
rs:tieable, any participation in the political or
nty measures by which my fellow citizens are
a,n animated, aud frequently divided. This
.a.r,e prescribed by delicacy as well as duty. |
ank ought not to be departed from on the pre-
lll occasion"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-09
SALES Ar AUCTION.
BY GEORGE WHITE.

Valuable Mrniture at .fuetion:
On SATURDAY, I2fh inst. at 10 O'Clock, fl. M
NNJlLL be sold at the residence OF 'ht late ars y,
w T. Iiooe, deceased, in that part OF the Town Of
Alexandra called the Village, eli her
HOUSEHOLD & KITCHEN FURNITURE,
CoBsi,t ~ in part Il
Sideboards, tables chairs. bureaus,
Looking glasses, 1 eight day clock
hndrons. shovel and tongs
Brass fen ers
Several feather beds, bedstesds
Parcel silver plate. NC. &c
Also-ONE EXCELLENT Mich cow.
fern, f safe Fur all sums Of So and under, cashs
S50 credit Of four months will be given, for aP-
proved endorsed notes. T.. w. HEWITT.
Administrator of e r, Hooe, deceased.
novs GEO. WHITE, Auct.
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BY GEORGE WHITE.
Superior Bu.bnus Roots
1T .aTICTyON

II HAVE received. by the last arrival from Amster.
l. dam, and direct from the celebrated garden Of
Krelage of tlsaram that city, box containing
complete assortment Of the choicest, full grown,
double and single byacnhs, double and single varie.
gated tulips. rsnunculus. crocon Imperais, Cc And
shall dispose of the at auction, Tuesday the
18th lnst. at my Auction Rooms, commencing at IL
O'Clock, A. H. Catalogues may be had; and the Roots
examined on Monday rning
III Private Sale.
An additional supply Of Drawer Toilet Glasses.
very cheap nov