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REPLY.
wAsnrsoroS. 18TH JUNE, 1881.

wASHIsGToS. 18TH JUNE, 1881.
SIR: have not been able to ascer-
tain, from your note Of last evening,
whether it is the publication referred
TO by you. or the fact stated in the
Telegraph, which you desire To know
whether | hsve sanctioned or will dis.
avow. IL it he the first you demand.
1t 10 too absurd To Iscrit an answer.-
u It be tho last, you may find authori-
~ Tor the same fact in Philadelphia
paper, absut the first Of April last,
which Is deemed to be quite as friend
~ to you AS the Telegraph may be 20
me. When you have settled such ac-
cosnts with your particular friends. II
will be time enough to make demands
ol others. Ia the mean time. | tax c
the occasion to say, that you must be
not little deranged, TO imsgine that
any clustering Of yours could induce
the TO disavow what all the inhabitants
OF this City know. and perhaps hall
the people Of the United States believe
TO be- true, / am, sir. respectfully
yours. sc. y. ID. INGHAA.
Jons II. EAros, Rsq.
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fully, J. II. EkTOE
s. ID. ISoMAM, Esq.
REPLY

wAsurScros. aOTH JUNE, 1881.
SIR: Your note OF Saturday, pur-
porting TO be 4 demand Of satisfaction
Tor injury done 70 you, was received
on that day; company prevented me
from sending an Immediate answer.-
Yesterday morning your brother in
law, Dr.. Randolph, intruded himself
into my room, with threat Of personal
violence. l perfectly understand the
part you are made 10 play in the farce
now acting before the American peo-
pie. ] am not to be ihtimidated by
threats, or provoked by abuse, to any
act Inconsistent with the pity aud con-
tempt which your condition and con.
duct inspire. Yours, sir. respect.
fully, 8. ID. INGHAM.
JONI ii. EAroS, Esq.
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POETIC.AL..

The following lines were handed to w by y
lady. who takes deep aud active interest in the
cause OF Colonization. We chcrrfuliy give then,
aplaee, as well To CRAFTY our respected cores
Pondcnt, as TO give pleasure 10 others Who feel
concern for the great scheme which has engaged
the talents and lives Of 50 many Ihilan,hrcpists.
An address TO intimate friend, written M sea.
by one OF the American Missionaries 10 Africa
Who died tlie's., after.
While thought homewari path has t,ae'd
Back Ger the spreading WASTE,
There daily comfort gladden'd me
NV heart has iiN Il upon the place
Where ehe,r'i with smiles and blcss'.l with grace
iionE found, home uilh tlice.
4 home home Tia, sound helov'd.
Has many a cai,Acr.ug care rcmoN'd
When fortunes OH have Saidun'd me;
No more, perhaps, home will gree,
he weary piistim's tagging feet
With thcr, my last found With thee.
hut cease n murrnur hush the SIGH
hoin. thou SAY II, home l. nigh;
The bosom Of thy God, shall be
home OF comfort, home of peace.
where all thy wanderipss shall cease;
My Cod, my home I'll seek viii, ,hcc
When Aries sun aud dexs have spent.
htuc strength that heaven has a.
AMI ir1c with NE forever cease.
VA Leo nay joyful spirit rise,
And ind in home above the slics
And everlasting rest and peace
u Africa, cross the wave.
10 tell thee, a. tn ia art not slave =,
Thou long hast kissd he. rod
Moose, nnioose Thy iron bands,
ana raise alof, t.y bleeding hands.
And stretch them on, to God
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tnder the head oT extraordinary im
PoFta''ons, Liverpool paper mentions
the arrival ~ two hundred casks butter
from the United states, and eight hon.
dred barrels -four from C1lcutis.
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The DaHid Rom Lgs,.-Thc Gin.
einnati Daily Advertiser Of the 18Th
inst. says We learn by TIC Noun
taineer. that the Daniel Boon struck on
snag at he Canadian Reach. about
ono hundred ADD fif,y miles below the
mouth OF Ohio. She vas ON Der way 90
from New Orleans. Boat and cargo
80 much A. j. perishablcl will DC lost.
Ircw and passengers saved.
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MIR. EATON TO Mr.. INGnAy,.

FRIDAY NIGHT. 17Tu JUNE. 1881.
Sin: I have studied TO disregard tho
abusive ISLANDERS which have arisen
through SO debased a source as the &C.
iumns OF the u. s. Telegraph. Ihave
been content TO wait for the full deye.
lopment Of what he had TO say, aad ur
ill persons of responsible character
should be brought forth to endorse his
vile abuse Of me aud my family. In
that paper Of this evening is contained
the following remark Of my wife: at
- proven that the Secretaries Of the
Treasury, and of the Navy, and Of the
Attorney General, refused 10 associ.
ate with her." The publication an.
pears IN paper which processes 10 be
friendly to ysu, and 10 brought forth
under ysnr irsmcdiats eye. 1 desire
10 bnow Of you whether OF not yeu
sanction or ~ill disaysw il. The re-
Iation we have sustained towards each
other authorizes me to demand an i'm
mediate answer. Very respectiully.
]. II. EATON.
>. ID. INcuAM, Esq.
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Ne'c Lnreniion. "A Mr.. Blanchard
has commenced running new steam.
boat between Springfield and Hartford.
called the Massachusetts. The bottom
OF this boat Is sustained. saws the Re
publican, by combined arch, support.
cd throughout by iron bolts running in
connection with the wood work; which
gives the boat all the stihne-. and
strength Of the heaviest boats. while il
IS - remarkably light a. to draw but
Is Inehe' Of water. THIS Is a beside
fainm 80 tie navigation Of shOal rivers.
Of nO small consequence.
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S. ID. IScuAsi, Esq.

This is not fairly quoted. We said:
''ft Is proved thst thc families Of the Secretary
of tho Treasury. aud Of the NAVY, aud Of the At
torney General, refused 10 associate With her"
Editor Telegraph.
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Tie River j. feet above low water
mark. There have been - steamboat
arrivals and departures since cor last.
vi &c.,. e.. HH.r ~.
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4 trOttinS match took place on The
trottlng course on Long Island. y. ".
on Thursday, between Paul Ply and
Mr Scaiou's Marc, for 81. 900 SIDE.
three miles aud repeat --Paul Pry was
di.'snccd the hr.; bcat,ihe mare taking
20 ~ pinutrs. seconds being, az
.. said. TIE shortest on fecord.
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The Washington Globe of the Goth, say.

" Major EATON ceased to act a,
Secretary Of Wac on Saturday last and
Doctor Randolph, the ChiefClerk in the
ar "ihee. IS appointed Actin: Score.
tary in the in,erim.'
The National Intciligcnccr of the ooh. s,v,.
We understand that the office of
Attorney General of the United States
was lately offered by the Executive
to MIR. G. VI. DALLAS. Of Philadelphi.
and by him declined. Ii is further
stated. that the Office has since been
rendered TO Mr.. II. Is. TaxrY. Of Bal.
tmore, whether with better success
rumor does not saw
The intelligrnecr of the al. saws:
Mr.. INoHAY ceased to act a. Secr.
tary Of the Treasury on Monday last.
and leaves town to-day, We under,
stand, Tor his residence in PcnnsyIya-
mia.
MFR. AsDuRr Dickens. Chief Clerk
oil the Treasury Department, will, il
Is expected, fill the Office of Secretary.
until the arrival Of Mr.. McLASE from
England.
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That Mules think IF Poil,cay con
rey5nce.-fhe produce Of the Mauch
Csnnk Coal (anthracite) Mine in Penn
s,yivhnia. Is conveyed to . village OF
'he same name III wagons, running on
an inclined railway and to each train
ct II wagons, there are ! cars attached.
containing % mules, which are en-.
pioyod 10 draw back the wagons when
cmpticd. Professor SilIiman states
that the mules readily perform the du.
~ OF drawing up the empty wagons,
Dut That, >" haying once experienced the
comforts OF riding down, they appear
to regard It as right; and neither
mild nor severe measures, not even the
sharPcst whipping, can ever induce
them to descend ia any other way."
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The Second DiuiSioa ofthe Baltimore
and Ohio Rail Road, extending twelve
miles above Ellicotts' Mills. is now O.
pen, and the cars have travelled the
whole distance. As the stone for the
second track Of this division is prepsr-
ed. and ~ TO be INN ediateIy conveyed
along the line, passengers, for the pre-
sent, can be accommodated only on
those days when tho working cars do
not occupy the traek already finished.
lIalumorc American
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STARRING JuricS. We have ALWAYS
considered tins rcquisition of ,hc com
mon law a barbarou. relic Of anti
quity, which should &c secuted from,
our Jurisprudence. What is the value
nf an opinion extortcd frcm the FAINT
ing and exhausted energies of nature :
IL Is mean, contemplate appeal 10
man, to address his mind and cunsei.
cnce through the medium If his .to.
mach, to say nothing of the inhumanity
oil compelling him, through fear of star.
vation, TO stifle the operations Of con
science, and act in opposition 10 his
settled convictions Of propricty. IT,
juror should die from the effect. IF
hunger, what cognizance shout i'd be "a
Ken OF this judicial murder! Ifa TAILOR
should Stare fe!nn under sentence
OF death, he would be hung for il, bu,
u seems there is no harm ia STARVING +.
juror. Judges frequently hesitate in
the formation Of their opinions for
weeks, but who ever heard Of \ nropo.
sal to imprisou or starve a Judge until
ne decided a cause: Judges, too.
where the courts arc so constituted.
are allowed 10 differ, and the msiori,,
s"verns-but jurymen are not permit.
ted To differ or hesitate. IL is h;oh
time a regulation So absurd in primo.
pie and cruel in practice. should be
done sway Raleigh Register.
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Mr. lNGHAM arrived in Baltimore
this forenoon, accompanied by Col.
Iovson and NJ. S.. Clair Clarke. ESQ
balt. Patriot, 2od inst
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-01-04
BY WILLIAM ID. MUTT.
Trustees SeNe


An. MONDAY HE Sla day Of January nex7, the
~ subscrbrr will ufer for SALE at public suction,
the highest bidder the front door Of the CITY Ia.
vern, the following o,s If Ground, near the Town of
Aiexandria:
a.s34 ONE LOT, containing eight acres,
cEy two ruuds, and sixteen poles on The east s,ie
~ Of the Washington and Ale .s.dra urn Ike
se4AA.. Road, now in the occupation OF john w 4,
which WAS conveyed TO Wm NJ or. b. Iaue Dde
A LOT on the west side of the old Georgetown
Road, Containing nine acres, seven, tw. puirs,
vcyed tr VIM. Moore bv Hugh Cerclin
A LOT on the east side of the Washington
aud Aiexandrix Turnpik' Road. containing nine soes
snd twenty two poles, formerly owned by Abiel Hol
brook; and
A LOT on the west side of Washington street
ended the side of Columbus extend.
c and the north othe second street north OF Mont
gomery street. conts ming one tenth OF
,cre, formerly the property Of 'lfc said Hobrook.
Sale at 10 O'Clock. 4 d.
IEnNs-One-'hird ofthe purchase none, to be paid
hand, ard the balance in two equal instruments at
and months, with interest from the tay u sale, the
whole of the purchase money in hand at the option Of
the purchaser Title to be retained until the terms Of
sale shall b. complied with; and sale at the rsk
and expense O. the purchaser. on failure TO comply
with the terms Of sale.
fhe above sale will he made under deed Of trust
from william s. Moore and wife TO a. Taylor, for
the indemnity of the late Thomas irwin.
u. order Of the Trustee:
dec 81 WM ID. MUTT. Auct
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n Ntice.

In cons qucnce II the failure Of the Stockholders in
L The ashb, IS Gap Turnpike Company 10 attend the
General Meeting called the second frida, IN tbs
nrs cent month the It ckhod are bereb, notified TO
attend meeting Of the Compan, on The second Friday
in January nert at the house OF Mrs Sarah upp, in
hiddebug. he object this meeting IS to do That
the regular meeting should have DONE namely to elect
the officers Of sa Company for the ensuing ear, and
"a e. compensation f., their services, under resou
ZION of the lsst General Meeting; sso, to take into
consideration proposition from the Administrators OF
Doctor Lewis Bmrwel, totranser stock in payment OF
the debt Of her deceased husband; and 20 act on such
other matters AZ NAV then be laid before them
pane,,l attendance in person by proxy, is request
ed as the suspension Of dividends msy be involved IN
b decision Of sail meeting on Mrs BurweiPs case
Is, order of the President and Directors:
A GIBSON, Treasurer
Nildleburg. Novembcr26, 1850.
dec f3-dtd
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ON. &c
WINTER, fall and summer oil in casks, anu by re-
w tai; common whale Oil; beef and pork III bb's
5000 feet mahogany yeneeis
Do do slabs do. ] inch thick
$50 bbls potatoes, in good order
10 n. rcd oak Is N slaves and heading
NJ huoppoles
Salt in sacks, Liverpool filed
ST. Ubes and ground alum salt
Tobacco in boxes and kegs
20 boxes sperm candies
Oak aud pine wood, on iiooe's wharf
which wi b. sold very low forcssh or good town
Notes Illus ""ri'i
Those having claims on open sccoun, are req1' sted
to present them for payment
ian
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iharles Il Dade,
NEV At 7. w

pDESPEC FULLY offers his services to the pub lie
IL He will attend to business in the Superior and In
feriof Courts of Prince William County. lie may be
seen at Brentvllc the second and last Saturdays m
every month, OF at bis residence, Glover Hii' near
Brentsville, at any time. -
All letters addressed to him through the Brentsville
Post Office, will be punctuaIy zttendedto
: MISUNDERSTANDING Arena will please publish the
above advertise ment, and send their account to TINS
O&ee for paymenti
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SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA, 70. CO.

ARRIVED. JANUARY !.
Steamboat Fredericksburg, b. J. Jenkins;
Baltimore; freight and passenger for the District.
SAILED, JANUARY, 9,
Schr. Plelades, Bacon. New York.
Schr. Gull, Jordon, New York.
Sloop Diademia, Elkerton, Philadelphia.
January s.-Schr. VIM. Brown, McComb,
Providence, R. l.
'-aSe-
The Brig John Laird. Wilson has arrived at
Leghorn.
Brig Waverly, for Alexandria, sailed from
Copenhagen 18th October.
Brig Levant, from this port, arrived at Ports
mouth 18th December.
SIoop Neptune, johnson, cleared at Phiadel-
phia for this port Jan. 1.
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Aecommoam,iO~ fnr Ba\tinore
Hunk Of AlexaAA IN.
December 90. 1880

December 20, 1851.
NOTICE is hereby given to the $40 kho'ders this
II Institution ils, Election viii be held at Weir
Banking House the third Monday (the l7hI fJd
n.aru nex, for ten directors tn serve the ensuing
yesr he Poll will close at s ".
dec 2o-eotE ]. L. McKENNA, Cashier.
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LAT week the wagon price oPeueu
q T. and ss:'s sss Saturday Through
he 60 week as sssssa s Ga from s ssss: at
81 ,5 FRIDAY s!yn sna assS III to as
though ,hs s0 receipt Of the Intelligence from Eng
s land Pho sS 'r receipt: me half less than the
preceding week: ,v,.o, Dric was IS 90 S OF.
Sales from store; a; 5ST sss BEEN had a, sns
other small Pa'e aTtsnssye operations could not
have oss@ Cor the week endig Saturday, LIST inst.
,s gSp pSs ~ foreign, Ssst~iss. sS4a
e Sias street, lzss b'. GO GO halves :.
Wharf,
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Thi is ~ give .<.tice,

Notice.
vIHHE President nd Drectors ofthe Washington Ca
/ nal Company hereby give notice, that general
meeting of the Stockholders of the said Company will
be he ID =. the Cansi Office, in III City Of V Arlington,
on the 10Th day fJanury 1851, at 10 o'clock, a "
for the election # President and six DE-, ctOrs for
the ensuing yesr; for which purpose. til, pa will re
main open until O'Clock. Z NJ and no longer.
by order of the President and Directors
JAMES ADAMS,
Washington dec So d,E Clerk.
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unteA 40 Nire,

NOR the ensuing year, Woman ut good habits, who
Il understands cooking and washIug, and can come
well recommended inquire Of the Printer.
Also to hire out. NJ Servant, who is good ostler
and gardiner inquire as abuye
dec 22-eDtf
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Notice

Notice
ELnA In consequence of the excess
Hk5ex-zssslksive badness ofthe roads, the stag {
Sdesgnrd To run between aiexan.
-f~--@-sssi dria and Icesburg, (Which was Ia
have commenced to day. will be suspended for short
time. The conveyance will go into operation the mo.
ment circumstances will permit.
ian l-St
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sseivs for getting Through .1s Vs.lsr qS ss.
nc. Note in the Bank in December tor four
-f sas hundred dollars, payable in ninety days,
OF NV 0,;or will come before you are prepared f'r
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IA Y Journal Commerce, Dec. 81.
''U" 'uvr-rhereas a good deal of in
.ors.t felt in the Flour mSet yestsruay' uo's
,.a heard Of no extensr s",ee' VIC VIC, '" VI
s 6or 10 sc, Includes sorts neat Is We
o. 0nch wanted for EXPEDITION 10 hnslana' our
y, southern article sell caicuiateu 10 INK
VI, Urn ,bs English in grirng' especially as the
WIN Wv ,h;s wear veryrdinary. Ashes were
lavsr ss,srSay at the prs Of last week. Pro-
sou U.s. 80 IN hr;sk demd, and maintain con-
viS'on si ~ ody,nce this vk. In cotton there is
s'"e.aI movement. les must take place In
no s sps ;mmediately aftshis day; the demands
S s,a"r" will be auitesh: the arrivals OF the
III n,vs added verylch to the stoek,. Sc
WeeS IS tho p,ckets Iarrived have fniE car
ve.a ss dry Goods. whivery fully supply the
81 Of in that departnt for the Present.-fhe
.n' n,rte, is utter prostrate; there Is no
5 u any thing with tarticle, except at such
nr;rrs "a were never Ire approached.
The Eour JHarkst-Th London Morning
uaaId Of nee Isl sa-'' There is report "a
81 ~ the effect thamelaing like conspi-
-. has been euteredo by certain great corn
10 far the purpo,f raising the price OF
oea'e'' Th;s having G to the knowledge Of
r"n, we gold that an intimation
was Yesterday made ne Of the principal corn r.!
merchants. that, in cany material advance IN
the price Of wheat tplace, the government
wouId be under the essity OF throwing open
the norts for the adhon of foreign
:TS;s. !, is added, hae desired e1eet< 2nd me
advance which wa:sterday expeeted to take
Mace did not occur.
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w Gvucexs nd Merchants.
. ! wish to Rert the
SSI- DWELLING AND STORE HOUSE,

dsxs. and buildings attached TO them. 1T PONUN.
asEs KEY WARE HOUSE, on Pomonkey Creek,
about fifteen miles below Alexandra. The buildings
have Jus, been repsred, Undesirable, lot ground
containing about IS or 80 ofpew land will be IL
tached to them This is one Of tie best situations he
couutr, for Grocery Store. joined to supply ofpro
perry assorted DRY Goods very profitable business
A small Lumber Yard, &c might also be connected
with great profit the business, the Inhabitants,
for len and fifteen miles around. st this time, purchase
all such articles within the District OF Coumbs or Bal
more and receive them al heavy freight OF ~ cents
per 100 feet at the landng proposed to be rented.
10 the merchant small or large capital this situation
can be rendcredvery profitable and 10 good tenant
will rent il n;,on the most moderate terms.
dec -2swtf WV. l.. BRENT.
pomoukey. Charles Co Md
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Notice,

PURSUANT to decree Of the United States Cir
Il cult Court of the District of Columbia, sitting in
Chancrry, at Alexandria, pronounced al November
Term, 1850. in the case Of Ezra Lint Gerard Ar
nol's Administrators and Heirs, The creditors IF the
said ,rno required 20 exhibit their claims to M
on Or Jefme The 5lst day f January, 1881
a MOORE,
dec 81 I'm Master Commissioner
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Ertrnca letter. dated
"Ha LIST DECEMBER. 1850.


..Ha LIST DECEMBER, 1850.
s.I,m sorry toto advise that the state of
Eurone. and this try in particular. Is such,
that think it pru,to suspend all commercial
transactions for thsent; cannot, therefore,
recommend any gents to this place. 1t Is
the general opinioFrance, that ar IS una
yo;dable. as intelEe has been received from
,he North, that r. Prussia, and Austria, are
,n,,ch;ny armies Belgium, the Congress Of
winch country h declared the exclusion OF
,ba house of NasrOm its throne; and my ad-
vices from Paris that France will not allow
any intervention on the part OF other Pow
ars and in consdce, have ordered IN army
of t5n 600 meme marched TO the Northern
Frontiers. for wlhe War Department Minis
ters will move Chamber of Deputies for
I.o,u Of one hul and fifty millions, which
has thrown dlpon the public funds. and
fbr three per cebave fallen To COZ and the
five uer cents. What part England will
take in these nents, is uncertain; but 1t is
dnb;ful if she,e able to remain NEUTRAL
Ti.re are SONY important questions under
deEberation byGovernment, such as the tri-
Al e the Ex-Srs. the Hereditary right Of
the Chamber ors, &c. which, with the dis
tre,s that ma,aused by the stagnation If
trade. and thter season, IT is feared may
led to some Dances, and many large fail
ures are antic.
Flour, sup would command here from
IS 10 S7f pernd the duty is now SOC. or a
II. per bbl,y new law its maximum IS
limited to Skfbl. with permanent freedom
Of importatiere is, however. no prospect
Of any materiation IN price"
". y Da. ddr.
-eSe-
A letter fnvana dated 18th Dec. says,
1.-The reduce the prices of our great sta
pie Sugar, sipril last. has induced the In
tendents TO relief to the planters by mo-
difyinr the 8 Of export. IL is confidently
expected ,hsr the LIST. January the export
duty will BE- 81 05 per box, instead Of So
f7,asn owI
II then me same statement as to the pro-
,osed chauluties on Flour, which we CO.
DIV from ttadelphia Price Current, and
adds
..Upou ,Ole this scale is certainly more
favorable trican ships aud -four than the
present onis further supposed that Flour
he admittetry for export with very trifiins
charges FOCUSES, sc. This will be popu-
Ia measnrthose who are interested in the
trade Of as ip the animal value, Of which
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Notice.

sFJIHN WRIGHT, who was from the Count, OF
Fairfay, Ioudoun, Prince william, or ia quier, and
s~rved in the campaign under General B'sddock, in
the year 1855 be living, he his legal representatives,
by addressing letter TO Nm II PATTERSON, tsq
Lexington, Kentucky vii! hear Of GONE thrg TO their
advantage dec 2o-eo3m
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-01-04

Eight or Ten B0afAers
NAN be accommodated at the Mar, land Hotel, low
" or end of Wolfe street. The house IS conmod''
Gus, and every effort will be used 70 give comfort TO
those who choose to pstronise man who would wish
to make himself useful in your community.
dee SO-eoSt lN6 POSEY