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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-15
T.AJLORIVG BUSINESS
Sugar, GuTee, Wine. Sc
SAMUEL MESSERSMITH

SAMUEL MESOfSNSml1H
Has in Store, and offers for safe,
LON HIDs. N. o., ST. Croix, 4 r. X.
kXtJ 100 bbls Trinidad and N Orleans SUGARS
2boxes Philadelphia rehned }
$50 bags coffee, a part pFms green ,,,
chests youns Tyson TEN
chest imperial cfhte
3 half chests Stn,Po'n
5 boxes 1r,,n,wd.r y Ine
cases. con.'g 2lb cans 5su"p'""e' quality
Ia or casks ulNfS,
20 haxes, each cong from to S ,tz chiefly ofdi.
hid T. 2q- casks Tinta or Burg'y rect. hpor,,
do and 3 do sercial >tatioas and
go 6 1 Or casks msiTnsey wrranted
2 hhds X tierces genuine Port Of tine qua'
10 hhds and bbls Lisbon Ay
5 or casks Sicily Madeira
cases sparkling Champagne
2ppes cogusc brandy
10 bbis New England rum
go bales louisiana cotton
5 hhds James River tobacco
s ss soss, manufactured do
800 bags patent shot
$50 realms supcr6ae No and letter paper
90 do pos, and cap do
50bun Hes Sudtrrg and band box boards
e. boxes aud halfboxes Bakers and Lspham's No
] chocolate
100 nieces German Hessans
aug 81
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Dr. Nobert n. Grymes

- RESPECTFULLY offers his professional services
re to the citizens Of Alexandra and IFS vicinity His
Office is OH Fairfax street. door to the Post Office,
where he can at all times be found q
aug 29-tf
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The subscriber respectfully informs those who live
convenient Ia Alexandra that there is no occasion Tor
them to send to philadelphia Tor tue anaces' Tor ne
keens constantly on hand supply direct from the
7 laboratory OF William Swain. -. .-..
WILLIAM STABLER,
General Agent for the Proprietor.
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Eron, Ur. TAomas Porke.


President of the College nfphysicisns Of Philadelphia,
formerly physician to the Pennsy Hospital, for
forty five years.
Al the reques, of ". SWAIN. hereby certify. that
IN the few cases have seen his panacea given,
have observed greet benefit derived from its use. and
particularly in the Of n. C. Tregomaine who was
Tor many years afflicted with very inveterate ulcers,
tina, were deemed incurable BY all Of the eminent sur
reons who had attended her. In this hopeless situa-
ton she was, in September 1921, admitted Patien,
in the PENNSYLVANIA Hospital, and had the advice Of
all the surgeons of that benevolent institution without
receiving any relief, when she began the use ct the
Panacea which, TO the surprise of all who witnessed
its effects restored her to good health in two moths
In October 1873 she was discharged from the Hospi
tai perfectly cured.
Panacea in r. G.. Tr-gomaine case and from several
well atestcd reports of many of our most eminent sur
geons, believe it to be very useful remedy in scro
fupus, sypiiiitic and mercuria complaints and many
other constitutional diseases.
THOMAS PARKE, MD
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To let
70 Nent.
70 Rent,

-. 'Fwo comfortable Brick DWELLING
ATEy1HOUSES on Patrick street, at present occu'
Wssss :; pied by Messrs d f. Harrison and John n,
- ohnson. Possession will be gwen tor the
one occupied by Mr.. Harrison on the hrst Angus,
NEXT and the one occupied by Mr.. johnson on first
Ssn,emher ncxt JOHN w. Ah5SIE
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THOMAS PARKE, NJ. d

II isasccrtained to he fact, that quack doctors
are making cures by using Swami 5 Panaoea III dis
guse for the purpose Of selling mixtures in limitation
Of One remarkable fact was discovered few days
ince in New York, by "a respectable Individual ana
n donn il is nracised to great extent in tins city
The ruslic should De on their guard against these i'm
pos o.s, as much mischief may be done by THIS decsp
tim,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-15
BRISTOE TR.HCT OF L.9ND

nGkgs, BRISTOE TR.HCT OF LIND.
eY194 in the County Of Prince William, proposals
~ will be received BY the said President and
4esl Directors for he whole, or any portion Of the
said tract, until the 10th day Of October nert
The annexed extracts from the law, will sbew tbs
conditions re qnred of The purchasers.
Persons Offering proposals will consult their own
convenience IN fixing the instruments of the purchase
money.
The Bristoe Tract contains by survey 6,494 acres.
the greater part Of which is under leases, which will
expire il The year l8i9 and which subject to an
annual rent of about 5000 pounds of tobacco
b. order Of the President and Directors of the Lite.
rar, Fund' J. BROWN, Jr.2d Aud.
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Nrist0e Estate.

In The County Of Prince HiRiam, FOR SALE.
1 N pursuance OF the power vested in the Presden {
1 and directors Of the Literary Fund, by an Act of
the General Assembly, passed 18th February last au-
thoriziDe the sale uftbe
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TaneriMg
John NJ. JOHNSON

rySAKES this method of informing the citizens of Al.
4 exandris and the public generally, that he has "a
ken the house formerly occupied bv Mr.. Mount, King
sreet one door west of Mr.. Morrisons Book store,
whers he purposes conducting the
T.9ILORING BUSINESS
in AL its various branches He will regularly receive
from Baltimore and New Ycsk the newest and most
admired fashions for cu,tingan making Gtntiemen's
Clothing and pledges himself his ork shall be ex-
ecuted yIe of neatness adj elegance equal TO any
in the city. lie has also Just received An assortment OF
CIoths Gals nleres aud Yetings Sf the newest style
which he will make up order. q, the shortest notice
and the most pleasing lemsl All orders thankful
ly received and promptly attended to-
sept l2-3t I
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For Rent,
Invitation.

g.,,.. Twill rent the North Warehouse and
syFy the North half of Rumney's Whsrf TO millers,
Z 55Ss grocers wood merchants, ship chambers, or
3ek. shipping merchants, it is "a desirable situation
sept 8 JOSIAH h DAVIS
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~ H1o!esale DRY GOODS Business,

at No. l405 sarket-Strect PHILADELPHIAi and will be
succeeded in business, here, by hessrs: koones &
MILAN, who are authorized to collect all debts due
them, and 10 settle their BUS generally. Those
persons residing here, that indebted 10 US, will
please call in the course of the week aud settle
their accounts AS one of the firm will remain here that
time; and those having claims will please present them
for payment. JNO. II. JOHNSON 20.
ug8-2m
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Notice.

vINHE subscribers respectful, inform their frendsand
l. customers, that they have established themselves IN
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Nov Halifax.

tOr ktMiA"
The British schooner
FIX UyLLLiN u ELiZ3BEiH
IL, T., m,,,.r, Will sail in afew days. an" take
~ 5.srel' ca hsB" W. FOwLE g Go.
W,o have ''i '''' '~'' sept6
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For amsteraaM.
Eor Boston.

For Boston.
The schooner PaHELa,
tx small will sail i" a fe" days. and take
o. barrels On "e's"' s w. II. IRWIN.
Who board aid ssSG ',ss:n fro from the wharf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-05

Io,,ers from ST. Petersburgh Of July 9th com
nq,icate some particulars OF a disturbance which
.,d broken out there among the poorer classes
,s.,sct;nO the measures taken BY the Russian Co
,ernuihent 10 prevent the extension OF the cholera
m,rbas. In various parts of 81. PetersourSh
places had been appropriated tor the reception Oh
rer,Ons attacked BY the disease. around which
c,orlons had been placed. The poor people were
inpre,sed with an idea that their friends who
were taken into those hospitals were unfairly
dealt with-that, instead of measures being adop-
I'd to restore the sick, they were buried alive or
roi,oDed. The fact that admission was not free
il Granted. strengthened the opinion that some
Ting improper Vas going on within the hospitals.
great body OIL persons, IN consequence, forcl-
by entered the hospitals. and dragged out their
friends, many Of whom we're in the last stage of
the disease: they killed the medical man in at
tendance, and great disorder prevailed. An en-
press W. sent of to the Emperor, who was near
PeterbaH, and Nicholas soon arrived at the spot.
He exp,stul,ted with the people on their con-
duct. and said they ought rather to implore God
to put au end 10 the prevalency ut the malady.
The Emperor then fell on his knees, aud he was
lOlned ia prayer BY all the people. Thus the dis
turbance vas Quslled withoutans further outrages
being committed.
Account, from Archangel, Of Goth June, say
that the cholera had considerably abated, and it
was hoped that il would soon disappear; but ano-
Their account saws. the mortality has been very
great. AT Riga the mortality was abating. At
Pemau all was well. Ga the GOTH an official &C
count from Stockholm says, the cholera had ap-
Peared in BOrnhdeu. The ravases Of this disease
IN Llmberg are described as most deplorable.
SPAIN AND PORTUGAL.
Extract from the agent 20 LIoyd's, at Giion,
July 1.-The Spanish Gazette Of Yesterday, ar
rived from Madrid, SAYS, that the Portuguese 60
rrrnment had issued letters of marque against
the French.
We understand, from GOOD authority, that
Feoilnsnd has determined to support his worthy
ncls1Oor and relative, Don Miguel, with an army
OF 25'OOO meu, against the French, English, or
= otner Power that may presume to 90 TO war
With him.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-05
Education.

TVHE Subscribers respectfully announce to the pat.
i rons of the late Mary Anna Talbot, and the citi-
liens generally, that having taken the house recently
the first Monday of September next. The course Of
instruction to be pursued in this academy will embrace
the following branches Of useful snd polite Female X.
ucation, viz, Reading, Writing, Eng ish Grammar, En-:
gIish Composition. Practical Arithmetic, History and
Geography, with the use Of the Globes where the ..
bili,iHes and attainments Of the pupil admit. will be
added, Natural History, Natural Philosophy, Logic
Rhetoric and Astronomy; wherr desired by the Pa
rents or Guardians. the French language, with Draw.
ing. and Painting will be also introduced into tho
course of instruction -Great pains will be taken TO i'm.
press uprn The minds OF the pupils, o know ledge OF
the first principles # every branch OF science to which
their attention shall be directed, ut the s time cue
care will be extended to their morals, manners and
general department. Referring to the annexed test,
,Tponisl. they solicit a share of public confidence and
patronage. hsBhSch ihi'n'''
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25 Dollars Reward.

ID ANYWAY on Sunday, Angus, ~, 1881, George
ne Harper, an indentel apprentice to the Tailoring
business, his age is 4 little upwards Of seventeen years.
bis height is SIT a. inches, slender make, he had OIL
when he went away, a black mkt cloth coat, brow
casinet, pan.aloons, black fur hat, very much abused,
though no, very old, figured Harseilies vests Of differ.
ent patterns, and striped cotton psntaloons of fashiona.
lie goods together with y variety of other clothing.
7 his boy, when accos,ed. has an impeachment in his
.peech, and red or inhamed eyes. He went away
fion this place on board of the Maryland steam boat, At
8 O'Clock. ] think he is either in Baltimore or Phil.
sdelphia I forewsrn all persons from harboring or en-
pioyirg said apprentice asI am determined to enforce
the law against all such offenders
Sent 2N3t OHN 5. EMERSON.
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COMMERCIAL.
From tie Liverpool! Chronicle, Of July %.
CORN EXCHANGE.

With a very extensive import Of foreign Wheat
and Flour for last Tuesdays market, only a mo-
derats amount Of business was done in Wheat,
at small reduction from Saturdays Improvement
of Sd per 7OIb. In Oats a fair business was done,
at an advance of Id per 45lb on our last quota.
tons. In free American Flour few transactions
occurred; prime brands Of western canal reaiis-
ed SIS. Aparcel of this description in bond was
taken at 25s cd. In other articles no material
variation.
Friday Epening, Jiy 90.
Of Wheat from the continent of Europe, and
Flour from the United States, the arrivals into
this port since Tuesday, are very considerable,
but Of any kind of Grain, either coastwise or from
Ireland, the supply is small. Unsettled weather,
during the greater part of the week, has given a
further impulse to the Corn trade, and the bust.
ness done IN Wheats, both free and in bond. has
been tolerably extensive, at an advance of Sd per
7Oib uron the quotations of Tuesday. Flour al.
so has been ip request at an improvement of I'd
to Is per barrel.
Saturday, l O'Clock.
The fine weather this morning Indicating be.
%neficial change, the market was dali. The few
sales made were at the advance of the week on
Tuesdays prices: but there is evidently all in
~clination among dealers to retrograde.
Uakefeid, 2ed Juiy.-The supply of fresh
Wheat at our market Is very small, and has been
taken off readily, at an advance of Is to % per
quarter. The weather continuing unsettled, we
have more life in G%ranery samples. the beat of
which have obtained a similar Improvement, be-,
inferior sorts are still negle cted.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-05

The following short and beautiful quotation is
from the pages OF the elegant, the benevolent,
Mckenzie, author Of the "Man Of feel
ing" Speaking of those who profess a disbelief
in Religion. he expresses himself in the following
heart-touching manner.
"He who would undermine those foundations
upon which the fabric Of Our future hope is reared,
seeks to beat dow that column which supports
the feebicness of humanity; let him bit think a
moment, and his heart will arrest the cruelty of
his purpose. Would he pluck its little treasure
from the bosom of poverty? Would he wrest its
crutch from the hand of age. and remove from
the eye Of affection, the only solace of its woe?
The way we tread is rugged at best; we tread it,
however, lighter, by the prospect Of that better
country, to which, We trust, it will lead. Tell
US not it will end in the gulf of eternal dissolu-
ton, OF break off in some wild which fancy NAV
fill up as she p~leases, bat reason is unable to de-
~lIneate; quench not that beam, which amidst the
night of this evil world, has cheered the despon-
dency of lIl.requited worth, ami illuminated the
darkness of suffering virtue"
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Hrademy of he Visitation,

GEoRsErows. d G. Aug. Goth. 1851.
Miss HAxsAH LITTLE has be Ell = student in our AGA.
DENY for two scholastic years, during which time, she
has given universal satisfaction with respect 10 her &C.
neral conduct.-she paid the ~strictest attention TO the
duties of her respective classes studied with indefsu.
gable applics.ion-srd has uniformly been among the
FIRST in the classes to which she belonged. We there:
fore think, that she is fully cspabi to conduct . senoo'
in the ordinary branches of o compile English course,
anil ia moreover. well fitted to teach q class OF Age
bra. the frat principles of Logic. he~mistry-nasur
ph;Iosonby, Antiquities, Hi.tory'-in fine, by common
nreparation, to teach the higher branches Of female
SISTERS of the Nsitation.
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To CarpeNters

PROPOSALS will be received by the subscriber
L living near Upper Na!bro, Prince Georges county
Nd, for rebuilding his brick Dwelling house, the in
terror of which was destroyed by fire in February 1929,
situated Oh his plantation, called Independe' ce, about
four miles from the Anacosti bridge, or SIX miles
from the Capitol The walls Of which are still stand
ing. but a small proportion must be taken down.
The dimensions are-52 feet from, by so deep, two
stories high, four rooms on each floor, and four IN the
garnet, and passage through the centre. The male.
rails to be Of the best kind. and the work to be subject
to HE inspection Of Incompetent judges, when comPiict.
ed. The roof of slate, and male in every respect what
is termed fire proof. =,
Bond, with good security, will be required for the
faithful performance of the contract. Halt the amount
viii be paid in advance; the residue when the whole
work is completed, which will be required to be done
with despatch JOHN r.. bhn"i'
Near Upper Marlboro. Nd. Angust2o. 1851
aug eft lNationsl InteliIgencer
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-05

,-.,.,s accounts from Genoa, state that the
fiw;s,ce between Sardinia and Austria is no
ne" , mystery, and the Kingof Sardinia Is as
ionsIr an army at Navarro Of 10000 men,
~HpiJ%; = 10 ;oin the Austrian army in the neigh
""%' NJ = Of Milan. which il to consistof lao. 600
nd are 10 be under the command OF Charles
Albert. rNuAp
p.,I,-;ck vi. king Of the Danes, the Vandals,
uco,bs and the Duke of Sleswick, Hols-
an" S,orm,n. Nuremberg and Gutenberg, has 81
'sn' nsw constitution to his subjects. Two cleo
ven mhars: voters, all householders; and land
Nv. tho qualified to sit being landholders,
aIsrcy. and with leavel officers OF the govern
easn, Meetings of the states once IN two years.
y;nor matters 70 be declared In future ProcIama-
tlOGs. ,r,,nuCy
,.,o,nts from ConstantinopIe confirm the re-
-, AZ the plague having broken out at smyrna,
Pp"J :, consequence a six days quarantine had
snu o,Jsred upon all vessels coming from the
,eninsIauo. C,nstan,inople appears to be in a
Pn.qItled state. and great apprehensions
Nns S,,ertained that the public tranquility would
r.,nrned. The Sultan has left the capital, fur
%, ,l.ged purpose of accompanying the Heet to
~. n,T1euelles; bat his departure has given rise
,,,inIs surmlses. M TACT is stated sufficient
,Oio.tjk the prevailing alarm: but it is ~conjec-
"JJ that The Sultan is about to carry some Iui-
n,,,,n, ameliurations into effect.
THE CHOLERA MORBUS.
hi, terrible disease is making melancholy
,,ro, in 81. Petersbursh. The following is an
,6,i,l statement of the progress Of the disease
for three days:
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Notice.

zDaE partnership Of PoweliC Conrad, in the prae.
~ tice Of law, is dissolved by the lsmented death OF
my friend, Aired H. Powell. Z win continue to con.
due, all the business in which we were engaged with
unre attention; and the fees due to us will be
colfec ed by nc. The accounts owing to Mr.. Powell
for bus;ness done before our eonnexion, (which com
menccd in 1896 will be settled with his executors.
ROBERT Y. CoNkA
Winchester, Aug %, 1881.
aug 28-w3w
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Sugars, Coffee, &c.
IiHDs. superior Porto Rico sugars
10 bags do do green coffee
60 bsCs st. Domingo do
4 Chests young Tyson tea
125 reams wrapping paper, a part very large.
s pipes Holland gin. Certified to debcnture,)
ofine quality
5 Casks fresh rice
kegs plug tobacco, los to the lb.
Is $ n nbis old whi,te,.
Just received and for sale by
aug 3O-dlw COHAGANS WHITE.
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ALEXANDRIA. ID. C.
MONDAY MORNING, SEPT S, 1881

We are sorry to learn that the Scarlet Fever
has made its appearance near Leesburg, (Va)-
Measures have been taken IN that town to pre-
vent its spread.
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John il cnucNrd,

John "a e"ueMrd,
Uphoisferer and Mattrass Man,gacfurer,
fsNE:NDktS his respectful acknowledgements to the
l. public in gen raj tor the very Eoefal encourage
nent he has received, and informs them that he has
IN hand u general assortment Of
New live geese feather beds
Best curied hair mattresses
S.. nijh moss DO
Cotton do
Cat tail DO
Straw do
Sofas, easy chairs, &c. &c.
New We geese feathers and So .ush mess sold by
he large or small quantities
All OF wmich Can be warranted # the very best qls,
!ty, and will DC disposed Of on reasonable terms for
cash.
apprentices Wanted.
want two apprentices ~ the Upanlsterer's and Ma
trass making business. J. 4. FOUCARD
sept
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ascertain his condition and the nature Of the as.
sault. A warrant was thereupon issued for the
arrest of Mr.. Storms. who will Of course be
held in custody until Mr.. Matthews shall be pro.
nounced out Of danger H Com.
Distressing .Accidenf.-Yesterday afternoon,
JAMES. a fine youth, about II years Of age, the
Youngest son of the late James M. Varnum. OF
this city. being tempted by some object to venture
out on the roof of his mothers house, near three
stories high, } slipped of and fell, head foremost,
on the pavement, and was instantly killed.
MAT. Int.
Accidenk-A son of Mr.. Sedley Woodward,
Of this town, about ten years Of age, while fish
ing near the upper bridge over Rock Creek, yes.
terday afternoon. fell overheard, and was drown
ed.-Georgetown Gas.
The Cabinet Battie.-The great guns have now
been discharged, with the exception of Major
Eaton's, which is said to be the most tremendous
Humderbus that civilization has ever known; it
will be discharged rumor says. in few days,
and will put his enemies where seven recollec-
ton can 40 longer retain the fact" of their previ-
Gus existence -Uashin gton Chronicle.
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SPAIN AND

ohe OIL our naval commanders. in a recent con-
~'ersiuon, touching the evidences of 4 progressive
involvement among Our seamen, mentioned that
D',ihs hs last cruise in the Pacific Ocean, being
W Tue coast OF California, he found that be should
u detained there for six moaths, while he had
'um oH ooard sufficient only for the regular al
""s"ce Ut three months. He stated the case to
= sh'ois-to!d them Of the impos ibiltv Ut pro-
lug d larther supply while upon that coast
'"I proposed that they should go upon half al
vance OF sros until they returned to the port
'y"IehNoa'. But after brief trial, the sail
~1" not relish the proposal. and begged their
,S% TO give them their usual allowance
",' " a''ed-preferrlns the whole today, and
a, !" %,mNrro", to a smaller though regular aud
~, ,shshened supply, aud promising faithful
~1u ey would make no complaint during the
~ utee months OF the six, even though they
Z 'Ntsie a d'op. The event justified the
r''-S Alta end OF the three months, the rum
%Sg".au'ted, anu during the ensuing period spe-
a.I' uere was not murmur. Never were a
n"" =" 'e'o men on board a ship. They were
~ GRANNY and orderly, there were no quar-
al was cheertulness aud health. Their ODE
n.r;"S SAS Implicit aud prompt. and at no other
hs. "Au me'r commander so little trouble in
Il sO'erh'hent. Would it not be well 70 try
ont npemen' OF manning our ships OF war with
ana INCREASING the pay in a corresponding
# soS 1uu making these regulations the conditions
aaos &c "nen'' Ardent spirits is after all the chief
tUm,nao %e sailor, and if he can be restrained
he wo.n uhsseGce IN this stimulant 10 vice and crime,
Je.n a ~ VI ms reformation will well nigh have
"''NPlshed,-N L. Com.
IAN son,, :gar-An ARRAY occurred in Cha
n %'' a halter, and Mr. MattbswS msrchant
4evs v,0 In the course Of which Mr.. Mat
,ule ,Sra~ cut severely upon the Jaws with a large
luO,s tSs nP0n the ground, aud again cut
aired ,mms -: The brother Of Mr.. Matthews re
u hasius Il. aSe'y TO the Police for the purpose
n,s,.rassSM r. Storms arrested, and one Of the
S'O'eeasd to MIR. Ms residence to
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-05

The Superior Court of Law and Chancery fo
Loudoun, will commence on Friday the Esd iEst