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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-04-14

IN 4 court Of quarterly sessions continued and beo
StA Tor The county Of Campbell the 9Th day Of NaiSl
io5i.-llariison Chiffon, compt against stephen
Chiffon and Richard Perkin ex'or. of judith Cbh'op
decd, defts-ln Chancery.
The defendant Stephen Chiffon, not having enteIa
ms appearance and given security according ~ ul'
act Of Assembly and tho rules of this court, and ap
pearng TO the that hc is not an nbitapi Of TINS
state II 10 ordered that he do appear here on in
second Monday iaJunsnext, and answer the oi u
the complainant aud that copy of this order pe w IS
serted III some newsisper published IN the town "
Lynchbnrg for two months successVey, and pos'es
the front door Of the house Of this county, w
some court day. A copy--Tesi.,
JOHN ALEXANDER, {. q u
March So N?l
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Great Bargains in
DRY GOODS, &C

a RE offering at Nj, kee, Robinson and Cos
N Staple and Fancy Store, opposite the
Market House.
Checked striped and Nemour Giughams
Bali'ste Dresses, beautifully assorted
Cornihan and Warsaw Calcoes
Adelaide striped dc, Very cheap
Fashionable chsngeabie Gro dc Nap Silks
Best black Itslian Lulesuing
Superior quality black Mandarin Grapes
Cuiored and black India PuDgts for Riding
Dresses
Mamie chop Nankeens OF superior quality
l.inen Driliogs Of all descriptions
Black Lasting, brochelle, princeisa aud p,unel.
la
Cloths, Cassimeres, and superior vestngs
lrlsh Linens, kenrngs aud Thread Hdkfs
Superior Thread Cambrics, At low prices
splendid selection OF Belt Ribbons
a general assortment Of Domestic Goods
lha above are just 10 hand. purchased Al low
as cash could ~ ocuIe them, aud " e resnpctf,,l.
" ,nvre our town and country fr enrs To- cal
aao eAsm'ns 'h.m, as thepriOe is unqusstiona-
BILE.
Aprii 10
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KflRGlNlA--At Court held for the county of Char
~ lotte the 9th day OF March, ls3l--Wiiam A.
fuqua, Plaintiff against George w. Uealuu defendant
IN CHANCERY.
The defendant George W. Deatou not having
entered his appearance according to the act Of Assem-
bly, aHd the rules OF this aud appearing 70 the
Satisfaction OF the court that he AL nhabllaulos
state On the motion of the plaiuti by counsel 1t Is
osiea maj 'e SAID defendant do appear here the ltt
Monday IN June next aud enter his uupcarapce anu
answer the plaintiffs bill. aud give security for po.lot
Mug the decree Of the court, aud that copy of this
o'ue' oe inserted III some newspaper printed III tho
Town oi byhchburg, Tor two months els, HHd
posted attne trout door of the courthouse sa4
county. CUpy--1cste
AlNSLOW ROBINSON, c.
ApIn
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domestic Goods.

bale super Bed Ticking
l do medium quality do
"A large quantity 81 aud a. bleached and an.
bleached Cotton Cloths
A recent supply of Cotton Yarn. OF the most
approved manuiaeture-Also,a very general
assortment OF Hardware, Cutlery and Saddle.
~, including almost every article in either line.
~. b. daily expected, one piece Saxouy
Blue Cloth, said to be the finest ever selected
'o' voc sou'herh market. K. & B.
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dis solution Of G. onartnarshin

u VIE c0parlHership hc,eio ore existing be.
m tween the undersigned, under the
nfm OF A. .. Nash, & CO. is this day dissolved
~ mutual consent. All persons ndehted to the
eoncsf" VIII make payment 10 A. Hatcher.
sn' NOSE TO whom they IRE indebted will call
'" "'" ,o' payment. A. o. NASH.
Fen. Itrr.1ro
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MfckEE, ROBINSON q Co. u.s I.ay, -
GeA miosm the Planters aud County, Mef.
chants that they ale al all times soticiious 20
Barter Tor country produce, aud to piye m.
hishes cash price lor Whea. as heretofore.
Apr!l IL -
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SADDLE&Y &C.

PESHE Subscribe returns his thanks 10 the
n public Tor the libe raj encouragement ne
has heretofore received. aud htgs leave 20 in
fhrm ihe,n that he It'll uniuue> 10 carry on thu
SADDLERY AND HARNESS MAKING
BUSINESS in all ns various branches, aud
will puucfualv attend to all orders With which
he may be favored.
He has on hend, a very general assortment
OF Retdy-made Work. consisting OF Saddles
Brides Ma,tingdes. Fancy Carriage AMI
oig Harness, made by the best workmeo,
Catrysl aud Wagon Harness, Beialoe Robes,
&c. &C. all Of viii h are now offered N the
most reduced pr'ces, al his old stand, on Main
Street, few doors ,bove Mr. John HolIins,
neAt door below Smith. Bagxel " Co. and IN
the same house oGrupied by Richard 5. III
den, us a T,u0er's Shop.
JOHN BOYD.
Jan. 81 w3m
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MO be sold, TO the highest
L v bidder, on Friday The 10th day Of April
next, If ia'r If not, the ut fair day thereafter
at tie late residence OF Wm. Pe,tyjohn, dec. a
quantity OF prime Family Bacon and Corn, be
longing TO The estate of The late Mr.. III zabeth
Peliyjohn.--T terms VIII be cash. for all
sums under five dollar, aud above that SUN,
a edit until the 25ih Dec.mber next.
j. PBrTYJOHN, Admir-
oil l.. pe,yJohn, dec.
March % tds
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Apri, II

n = IL
huSA oALb'--i vail proceed To sell at
u pubhc auction. for cash before the front
door OF WIN. Terry. tavern, in the Town OF
Liberty, on Monday the 20Ih day Of this month
(ihai being Bedford Court day. certain
tract or parcel OF lsnd, lying and being in the
said Csun'y OF Bedford, ON Meadows Creek
adjoining the lands OF Samuel Hobsun, John
FiZer, Elliott Lowry and Others, obtaining one
hundred aud twelve acres, he the same mole
less.
he sale will be made ia pursuance of a iru.t
deed, executed 10 me by DaUid Farley aud
achiilts Farley, Tor the benefit OF John + Haw
k.ns, dated the 9Th day of DC ober. 1929, aud
duly recorded in the Clerks office OF tue .o.n,y
aIoresaid.
Acting as trustee, | shall convey such tile
only as tue deed stofesaid vests in me.
MAURICE II. GARLAND, Trustee.
April 10
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Jan. 81

a PURSUANT 10 Il deed OF trust, executed
"a the l4,h dav Of January, 1925, by James
Hal, jf. 10 the subscriber Tor certsI1 imposes
lherelh nAmrd, tie subscriber will proceed 10
sell Tor. cash AT Amhefet Cor' -bousr, before
the Iavern house OF DE-. James Powell On
saturday the III day OF Alay uext. the Iollow-
ms slaves, 10 vii negro woman "amed
Chatlotte and her four children Dciila VII 5,
Robert anu Louisa. The saves are yeluaDle
aud thu title supposed TO b. good, but acting Hs
trustee Unly such tue as tine deed Ui trust COZ =
seyb will be Conveyed 10 tha purchaser.
JAMES OGDEN, Trustee.
April ] tbs
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LAND FOR SALE.

Wish TO sell ii tract OF land lying in An.
- herst county, four miles from The Courl
ho"se' ON Buffaloe River, adjoining the lands
OF Col Pierce. MIR. Thos. Applng aud Others.
containing one hundred and seventy acres,
nearly one half in woods. part of which is 81
rate tobacco land. This land is OF the best
qua''ty IN that neighborhood. the dwelling
house 'sa very conf 'hble one, 3 rooms below
s'h porch, two rooms above stairs, Two good
stone chimneyS, and is certainly one Of the
nanasomes' situations in Amherst county, COM
'o''ao'a out houses,a good apple orchard and
r a :, w"p The best OF springs. Mr.. John
Ddiatd In the neighbornood, or MIR. Gidsoa
oooch' who lives on the place, will shew il to
any person wishing la purchase. Terms nc.
CONN odat'ns as am nXious TO seliand would
lake IN exchange lands in Ohio
RI - c. TiMBERLAKE.
- W ids
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April 4

TTaRGINiA-Ai Rules holden IN the LetAs Office
of the Hastings Court Of Lynchurg the 7ih day of
hilreh, lo3l--James ID. Watls, gusrdian vi Thomas
johnson, Piantff against trchibsd Lewis William
rockingham, Zucbariah Cochran, John Jordan Camp-
bell Franklin, Samuel Miller, George NyiorJ Samuel
Anthony, Lancaster& Marsh, Solnucl Steel, Samuel
Bur CHI uIId Alonson Winston, Deils.
IN CHANCERY.
The defendant Archibald Lewis, hot having outer
ed his appearance and given security accosdhg
10 Tue at oi Assembly and the rules OF this coul,
and it appearing by satisfactory evidence that lie
Is not an inhabitant Of tins country II is ordered
that the said deendan, do appear the first day
OF the June Court next aud ansn the bill oil the PLAIN
ii' aud that Il copy OF this order be forthwith
Inserted IN some newspaper printed in the town o.
lyhehburg for ts' months successfully, aud posted al
the front door ot the courthouse III the SAID town
ACopy --FeStc,
JAMES BENAGI, elk.
April WIN
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The full bAooAeA Horse
GDRR9RAI YHIuI,

puce OF $40 tue season. which will commence
an the LIST March and expire the I~t Jolly, TO
be discharged by the payment OF $40 within
The season, SO the single ieap, payable at the
time OF service, and $50 TO insure h mare in
ioal, to he paid whenever il is ascertained the
mare ~ In foal, or transferred, and 50 cents to
the groom IN every case. GnoG pastorage will
be furnished gratis, and mares left with the
hose, II required will be well fed and attended
10 at 20 cents per day. All possible care ard
attention shall be paid TO prevent accidents Or
escapes, but will no, be responsible for either.
CORPORAL TRIM IS "A beautiful cbesnnt
sorrel, very near # not quite l6 bands high,
now rising five years old. and for blood, lone
aud stroag running points. surpassed by few,
II any Horse ~ Virginia. 10 consequence Of
an injury which he received when only a few
weeks Old on one OF his fore legs, Just above
The pas'ern john. One leg nearly cut oa by
sythe,) he was never trained for the turf.
As this is his fl ST season, and the great scar
CITY OF money at this time, his services are
offered tower than any horse of equal blood m
Virginia. He Is now in full possession OF all
ms natural powers nnimpaired by hard run,
ming or old age.-hany fine horses are broken
down aud worn out by hard running and age
"e'oie they are let TO mares--hepce It is We are
so often disappointed in The Coils we get from
sncn horses--tor hold It to be a Truth tbs,
cannot be coNtroyeIled, that the olTspr,ng Of
al animals must partake more or less OF the
'nufmItles oil the parest stock at the time of
procreation
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FOR SALE.

a reiegsnt Philadelphia made BAROUCHE
o""'eo with brass. constructed for one
" No nofses-also, a square PL4NO FORTE
Inquire of,he Printer,
February 90
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PEDIGREE.

Corporal Trim was got by old Sir Archer,
ms dam by Old Diomede, his grandam bv
Wild Air, has great graIdsm by Apollo, bis o.
z; grandam by Partner, his &. g. G. g,andam BY
feafnousht. his 6. Z. &. 6. graudam was i'm
ported by John Bland, Esq Thus it ~llr be
s ,t 'hat his strain is of tue very best stock
virginia has ever possessed. J. POWELL.
Feb. II :.
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Extract OF a letter from AIoores,ow. RI,
lingtrn county, New Jersey, dated Ns,,h
"a, 1881, TO the Editors VI The New IorL "a.
xeite.
! was called, on Saturday night LAST. 10
wi'iess one OF the most distressing sights that
tne imHginstion can pictuIe.-Jo.eou Bright
~hohaS kepl, Tor some years past, one Of In.
tasefns 10 OUT village. was discovered nearlr
opposite my boase, about o'clock IN IN, .,
vening, dragging o0 his face aud breast. nm.
der his sulky, and entirely hfele,s. One al hi,
ieet Was fast ia The iron brace which secure.
lhe shafts ~ ibe sxle. In this manner he had
been drawn Tor mile aud n baif.-his horse
10 all appear ance having been in slow walk
oil 'be iimf, Ihe breast bone Of the upfo,tu-
mate bnghi, aud one halt VI all his ribs we've
"fii "o'" away, as was the greater part OF
N"'e' ~" ihe' contents OF the chest, with
p'on y, s"ai' pare oil the hear, were
also missing! lnoeed. Ineyer sav a., H.,
man beng SO m,seiably n..uplsd Tbs,. !.
40 doubt u was toe result Of aeeidsn, -
from state vi inioxicaiiou /, He WAS ~, NJ
fighi, worthy iDan bot would o c casionallv dt;,.
'oo much. widow sod SIX children M. lrI,
to a'earu al ihe sad catssrorhep
De6fh from foul Gr.--On Friday night, Nh.
,nsn"Aen s'ie"uea al the vault OF The Female
Asylum Essex street, Boslon,,o empty il. Tbs
sau' hs't"g psen eleneu, N man suffered a
lille wa, ., ana ,mG ediaiviy fel, dead aoo,bs,
went iSfsatd, intending ~ as,s, him. and .Is..
Tell 10, as did 'hird.-TLs others u,aoag,d 70
craw tue" oof. ~hen i wac found thai res r, :,
one va, qai.s desd, she second bre s,bin, hi,
last. and t'e tAifd aprsreotly dying, ailh,uab
,ns 'ssn aar recovered hun TIE two w6a|
n.sa were ir'sh"sn, nsmed Hugh and Pa,riut
ee'sIy' aud wee fesiden.s Of BIooal,ne
p llRos. Pait
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The defendant Ethan Davis, not having entered his
appearance and gwen security according 10 the uct o!
Assembly and the rules Ufthis court and ii a1ear,ny
ny satisfactorily evidence that he Is not an liiabianI
OF this country II is ordered that to said tefsudan,
do appear here on the first day OF June Court ueu
ana answer the bill OF the plahtih, and that con, ~
this order be forthwith inserted in some newspaper
printed In the town Of Lyuchburg lortwo nonhs suc-
ce'si'cyand posted al the door the
IN the Said town. cUpy-Tesle.
JAMES BENAGlI, elk
Aprii4 %
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MEDICINES,

And intends RECEIVING such additional SUPPLIES
from the Nur'hern Cities as the sales in this
place may equre-Unders,and,ng from va,L
ous source,, that il isIhs belief OF many per-
sons, that his stock 10 made up OF old supplies
he embrace, this opportunity 10 say that is not
the iact--and Ifany one purchases Medicines
oi Inn that are not genuine, hey shall be az
hner'y 10 return them, lie iovites his friends
ind he public genereily TO call and examine
them, as be is determined to sell on as reason
able terms as any other hoose in This placr-
His retail prices IA future on the leading arli-
cieS--such AS are ia use in the ordinary prar.
uce ot families, will De greatly reduced.
VIM. J. HOLCOMBE.
April 7 Is
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U inuiH,a.--At Rules holden III the Clerks office
~ 1.-The Hastings Court ofLynchburg the I'm dar nj
March lo3l-Richard Wright, Pltf against Mann.
II 1arldnd, Elijah Davis, Samuel Garland SaaueIN
Dawes beverly Davies, Elijah Fletcher, John j. Pur.i,,
anu benjamin NorHel, Executor of Spencer Nor,sa
dncrnsnn -fNNsi -'Nl'eI.I
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JAMES BENAG.I, elk.
April WIN
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In The Grocery d,pnIiInen, h. has onlf Iron,
Steel, N"'ls, Sugar and Coffee, Tea, aud man.
other articles. which BE- feels warranted in say
ing nrs lower than they have heretofore been
sold.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-05

| the consccrated taper in his hand. smiled a
the time, and thought Of Henri Quatre. The
good people Of Paris were pleased with the spec
tacle The cynical few-such as Taieyrand-
shrugged their shoulders but the throne Of Charles
! seemed firm,
! saw him next at the place Of Hoyrood. Tie
picture gallery there has been fitted up as cha.
pei was admitted. through the Kindness OF
the Duke of Hamilton, the hereditary keeper Of
the place. into the apartments of the unfortunate
Mary Stuart, which communicates, by a passage.
with the gallery. The altar was erected near
the portrait of the Regent Murray. The Cardi-
nal LATHE, the companion OF Sir Charles exile,
in the act of elevating the host. Tie de-
throned monarch, surrounded by his family,
knelt at his feet. The young Duke de Bordeaux
was close to his grandfather.
The tone Of the scene was sombre. Many,
many years nave elapsed since the service of the
Catholic church had been celebrated by cardi-
nal within those walls. Knox had been there,
and his reforming hand had swept all traces of
catholic devotion from the now ruined chapel. -
In the room where the ferocious Ruthven and i'm.
beetle arnIey murdered David Rizzio, shrine,
painted on marble by Parmageano. still stands,
though mutilated BY the violence of the reform
ers
Ohe oi our party, nearing uiit Tue GUITAR ahu
ring left to George the Fourth. by the Cardinal
of York. out of gratitude for his pension, was to
be deposited with the restof the Stuart Regalia,
in the castle of Edinburgh. procured US admit
lance to witness the ceremony. The iron screen.
which. like bell glass, encompasses the table,
on which the crown and sceptre are placed. was
opened, the presence of Baron of the Exche-
quer Of Scotland being necessary for that purpose.
We entered, and the jewels Of the unfortunate
Stuarts were placed upon the cushion The an
tique circet which had grac ed the brows of Bruce.
of the gallant James the fifth of his lovely daugh-
ter, and her pedant son, Law before MS. One ofour
party, a Young nobleman Of Scotland, took it in
his hand. 1t felt heavy. The jealous warden
could scarcely contain himself at an act which
he considered scarcely less than reasonable,
but when the young Lord placed it on his head,
the hot Scots indignation burst all bounds Sacri
lege would have been in his ewes venial offence
compared to it. sOF with it, my Lord" he ex-
claimed, in strong Scottish accent. - am here
to see no insult offered to the independent crown
Of Scotland. Ye ken the time has been, when
the head would ia have been over safe that had
communicable an act o. presumption"
The Golden Circlet was replaced on the table
with due humility. The CRATE was closed and
the massy bnlts redrawn.
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SHIP NEWS.
PORT or .aLEXaADRLa, ~. C.. J

Sehr Virginia. Shnn, hence at New York LIST
inst. Passed off Hog Island, schr. Washington,
for this port.
Schr. Potomac hence at Hyanuis 2Sth ult.
Schr Pioneer cleared at Boston for this Port
5Oth ult
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The Bravo.
GUST received and for sale at the Book and Station
nf airy Store Of the subscriber,
The Bravo. Tale. by the author Of the Spy, the
Red Rover the Water Witch, SC price 81 10,
On hand al same place,
Buffoh's Natural History new edition, with 500
cngraviags, edited by John Wright, member Of the
illogical Society Of london with improvements from
Long, Wilson, Lewis and Clark, and others, in vols
bound IN cloth.
The American Almanac for 1882; and
The Christian Almanac for do
dec 2-df DAVID MARTIN.
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YeuueraMcs Society.

's>HE Annual Meeting # the Alexandra Temper
i ancc Society will be hel,i in the Methodist Pro
testan, Church on Tue da, Evening next, at hall past
six O'clock
The Annual Report wilt then &c read aud Sermon
preached CASSlUS + LEE,
dec 5-2t Secretary.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-05

Foreign Missions -The Missionaries men.
n""eu last week as having assembled at New
>, ,"'C'd' preparatory to sailing for the Sandwich
'NAnu'' sailed in the ship Averick, on Saturday
:. AT Inc expense Of transporting these nine
"eH Persons, is about !, 1000 dollars.
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Selling of Cheap.
BOOTS AND SHOES.

g ID. EDISON. wishing to make change III hi.
y. business offers for sale
His whole stock of BOOTS IND SHOES,
at very reduced prices Those wanting either, at
wholesale retail, have now opportunity of sup.
pl, ing themselves lower than before in this
ket.
All those having demands against me are requested
to present them; aud those indebted requested to
make immediate payment:
dec S-dtf
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SALES AT AUCTION.
BY GEORGE WHITE.-7HYS DAY.
Furnitufe auction.

FUrnitufe auction.
I'm Monday morning. the 5th instant, at IL o'clock,
~ vii! be sold at INV Warehouse great variety Of
HOUSEHOLD & KITCHEN FURNITURE,
belonging to persons leaving town. and will be-
sold wi, hout reserve, consisting in part Of
sdeboards. bureaus, tables, chairs
Sofas. one wardrobe, harpachord
Looking glasses andirons. shovel and tongs
Fenders, lot Of stone ware and bottles
Demijohns, ben metal mortar
Iron pots. market baskets, tin canisters, &c:
Also,
A few boxes Scotch herrings
barrels crsnbefries, and
do brown sugar; and
Mich Cow, said to be very good one
Also, bales hops
dec
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'Nnis is to give Notice,

yBy,IAT the subscriber of Alexandra County, III tie
4 District O. Co,umbia has obtsned from the Or
hans Court of said County letters Of admin 'ratInn ON
the personal estate Of Archibald McCieis, late OF the
CO decd All person having claims the
said e!ccedent hereby warned 20 exhibit The same
before the 3O,h dag of November 1852, or they may,
bv 'aw, be excluded from all benefit to said estate
and those indebted thereto required to make i'm
mediate payment Given under my hsnh this 50th day
IS Snr.n,hsr 1881. GEO McCLElSH,
nov so 6, Admir- ct Archibald ac''eish.
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otice

StlC6
4 WISH to employ six WORK. MEN that hsVe oeen
4 regularly brt d TO the Shoe AMI Boot Making Bust
ness The most liberal wages will be gwen.
THuMAs T. LLOYD.
Port Tobacco, nov 25-t
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hf9'r'a'ion Of Spsrie.-The New York Com
"'''NI says: " About I, 200, 900 dollars Of the
pS''ss metals left this port in the several pack
,' '0!' incoming, for Europe. A single vessel
'e he~ and splendid ship Samson--aloue takes
wi 100000 dollars ia silver.
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IoTGM41 BILLS
y" kSEsr'KIsp ron SALE AT THIS OFFICE.
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Sealed PrOpNsaAs

sealed PrOpNsaAs
WILL he received by the subscriber until the goth
w of this month, for furnishing FRESH BEEF for
the Troops at this Post for the year 1852. he pro
posas to be endorsed " Proposals for supplying Fresh
Beef" Two good and sufficient securities will be re.
CURED for the faithful performance of the contract and
tie surcties will be named in the proposals
&. WEBB,
1T. and A. &. S.
Fort Washington, December |, 1881.
d C di 10Th
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:Sutice.

:Sutice.
Office ofthe .8lermiria Canal Company.
NOiCE Is hereoy sivcmto such Stockholders rs
! have not , ct maid the Instruments called for BY
,hi, COMPANY. that John u CREASE is duly au.
thor sd to collect snd receipt for ii'c same.
l}y order Of the Beard. HUGH "Nt' II,
10. : ~, ye,tf President.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-05

We understand from private sources, Says the
Leesburg Genius Of Liberty that, in some p'a-
ces, the roads are INSTRUCTED in the neighborhood
of Fredercktown, Md. BY the STOW that fell on
the night of the 2lst ult. Our paper maker, who
brought us four realms Of paper this week on
horseback, from Washington county, assures US
there drifts as high as the top Of the fences.
through which no wagon could possibly make ITS
way. We had another pleasant sprinkle OF snow
on "Wednesday night.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-05

We re,erel yesterday by the southern mail
,Ors With our Savannah and Charleston papers,
s,traI New York papers Of the Goth ult. la
ia, case the longest way round was not the short
~ say home.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-05

Tie Rl,hm,nd Compiler mentions that there
,r now sitting IN tina, city four courts. The Fe-
lr, Court, judges Marshall and Barbour-rhe
Court of AopeaIs-The Chancery Court of the
Comfy Of lIenreo, Ju,ise Broekeubroush--amd
Is. Hastings Court OF the City.