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Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-06-16
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Il. MCCORMICK
DnIItstssIs a. a..

Gcntlcmen; accept with great pleasure YOUR
obiiging invitation 10 dine with tho members of
the bar of I'll. superior court of chancciy for the
Winehester district. IL will indeed be- a mcIan-
ch y pleasure To meet together for tho last time
nth those With whom IL las ben my rnod for
tune To act for 50 many years For though con-
template no aBgc of residence from the land IN
which owe " much, yet l can have no reason
able prospect Of ever meeting YOU all again, after
YOU shall have been scattered by the operation of
thc new Judicial ~ stem.
The obligng intcrcs; YOU cypress in what com
Germs me, and your pleasure at my very uncxpect-
ell add unmcritcd elevation are but continuation
Of that kindness which I have always experienced
from the bar Is nay brethren ant fellow iabourcrS
beg YOU 90 communicate 90 them my cordial ac
acknowledgements for their goodness and my s,r,,
tu recollection a that efficient support received
from them while presided here, To- which. moro
than any Other cause, may ascrbe the favourable
opinion my country has been pleased 20 cyncc OF
INV public conduct. You will be so good. also
n u add my earnest wishes fr their prosperity
and hope that While the new arrangement will
add % their labours, they may find undimini shed
success IN te pursuit 81 honorable prnf ssiou
l tcrl peculiar qualification ia thc consciousness
that tl,c able and distinguished ofYitcr ON HON
nay duties will dcvuiyc, will leave them 80 reason
10 regret the change vhic, has been made. AZ far
~ they can b. reo1ncilrd To it by All able a dill
gent, and rfEiccut discharge of the dutic. OF the
station, aud by al unsurpassed politcncss and ur-
bfNiAN ~ bANhfl
am, gentlcmcu, With sincere regard, very cor
daily, Your friend, II. 1T. g.. TUCKER.
To Mes,rs.- Alexander = Tidbaii, Province
MeCor'n'ek, Robert \. Conrad, ENi'
Gentlemen Tacce;.t With plcas,ir, Won, invita-
ton, on behalf of ie netnbrrs of the bar ft-,e,s
ing ia the district court 81 chanccry holden At
Wincheatr, t. p1rtakc nf public dinner at Fay
lor's hctrl on Tuesday evening
The honor : enhanced lev hayin. 10Y uanc a.
-ocstcd wIih that Of the disinguis,c, gcniien.an
who has ~ long presided over your court
am very sensible uiat in succccdin, him must
always. and especially % first app. ~ Under rnany
III disadvantage; but 81 strict imIrstislty bet y, 81,
90 sui'ers ~ tir curt snd the m-r,l,r. 81 ti,s
bar. aud industry ~ acquiring kuOu l-tir,- sc INV
dutic7, can compensate far my other dcGciclri,.s
! nss hereafter have a iustcr lain a. the conf
dcncc NOW 80 generously trndercJ q mc ~ AL
Safirt.
sn. sen,lemru, With great respect. Your oLf
ai.j builblt serst,
mCUARD T.. PNRKER.
To Alexander : Tilisall. PROVING NJ. or
n,ios, Isob.dl Conrad. E~Ifs.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-06-16

hese. added TO those nov IN com
mission. Nill make the number Uf ma
gistrates ia the county SIS.
~ the sitting of tie corporate
court of Winchester on FRIDAY last.
Lcn'uel Bent, Esq. was reelected
oleIk for the ensuing seven vcsrs.
Winchester Republican.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-04
Notice.
may Ats

FINDER the authority ola deed cftrust from Alfred
u S Lane TO me, Trustee for the benefit OF Hum
phrey Peske. will be offered for sale on the premises
at public auction for cash, on The 28th day Of Moy,
1851, all the right, title and interest OF sald Aiired
ane in the following described property. land which
RICH and interest is the reverson upon the death OF
mother Mrs susannah Lane, in an undivided moiety
thereby 10 wit:
One-third part Of a SQUARE, and part Of
another SQUIRE, lying in Fairfax County, Virgins.
and OH Franklin Street extended, and beyond the IL
mi,s of the Corporation Of Alexandra.
ALSO,
Not ON the ,cest side Of Pitt street, 5et,Deea
King and Cameron streets. adjoining the property Of
:. Cazenove and the heirs OF John Janney, on which
stands an old Hooden Building, containing two tene'
ments. Also,
A LOT OF GROUND situate at the corner
of Prince and Pitt which there ART FIVE tene-
men,s. G.. T.. CHAPMAN.
onro7-,s Trustee.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-04

revolution ia some OF our provinces. Certain
that the ignorance in which they remained that
lew father had been given, and that the loss Of
him whom they mourned had been repaired, rem
dered their error less monstrous, we still address
to them the assurance of mercy and pardon, as it
becomes the vicar of GOd-made man, who glOried
in the character Of being meek and humble in
spirit Let those unfortunate men reflect what
wound they inAict on the bosom of their affec-
tIonate father, what peace they have lost, what
peris they have to encounter, and, IN making
the cruel comparison between their former con-
ditiOn and the state of disorder into which they
have thrown themselves, let them deplore, in the
sincerity of their hearts, the wrongs which they
have done in wandering from the living waters,
and in forming to themselves cistsrns that can
hold no water. Having nothing but desires Of
peace and Cancellation, and seeking nothing but
the good of those whom we shall always regard
as our children, we still feel towards them bow
els of compassion, and would be afflicted at the
very idea Of being under the necessity of having
recourse to measures Of rigor, while we are firm
ly disposed to extend to those places, as we'll as
to the other portions Of our dominions, measures
of benefcence and prosperity"
&AsS
We find the following paragraph in the Nash
vile herdlu. IL SnOuiu Oe Ttdu. Inc i'uteu-
lous attempt of certain Jackson editors to demon
strate those alone as Republicans, who are Jack
son men, deserves rebuke:
Sc Politics, like adversely, makes us acquainted
with strange things. The new Senator in Con-
gress from PennsY lvana, with whom we have the
honor of slight acquaintance, was once, If our
recollection serves, a tederahst of the first wa
ter. Since he has been "dyedin the WOOL he
talks as Huently of democracy and of the princ-
Piles Of the republican party, as if he had been
born and bred democrat The aforesaid Sena-
tor has been recently making flourish about his
democracy. and his attachment to the present
administration, in reply to an invitation to din
uer in Philadelphia. He has also been proposed
as suitable candidate for Vice President, BY the
Bellefont Patriot, penny on the ground. that he
is .without guile a democrat, and true and
sincere friend of Gen. Jackson, the second UaSh-
ington of our beloved country" Will any one
undertake to define the meaning of the terms
democrat and republican, at the present day.
II we are to Judge from the tenor OF the admins
ratlon papers, they apply exclusively to the
Jackson party
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-04
Notice.

TADER the authority of deed Of trust from VIM.
u H. Lane to me. as Trustee for the benefit OF Hum
phrey Peake, will be offered for sale, on the Premis
es at public auction, for cash. on Inc 28th day q O'ay,
81 all the right. title and interest of the said WmH
Lane in the following describ'd property( which right
and interest is the reversion upon the death OF his mo-
Their, Mrs. Susannah Lane in all undivided molety
thereby to WIT:
One.fhird part ola SQUARE and part Of a'o.
tker SQUARE, lying in Parfsx County Virginia, ana
ON Franklin Street extended, and hey ond the limits OF
the Corporation Of Alexandria.
ALSO,
II LOT on the West side Of Pitt street, be-
tween King and Cameron streets, adjoining the proper
y GA C. Cazenove and the heirs Of John Janney, on
which stands nm old Uooden Building, containing Two
tcnements. Also,
a lot OFIGROUND situate at the corner
of Prince and Pitt ST. eets on which there FIVE te
nements. u. l. Cn LAM
.nr 27-ts Trustee:
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-04

,ben Felix remb!es, and has long
,d' Glt " TOR the measures of his countryman,
5snbleOi, =. ~ the guidance of Mr.. Van Buck.
nile U"1V rery satisfactory reason why he should
all . y, hi. legislative for executive duties.
%, t'an9' ,l,o sone doubts whether Me-. White
We ave med the grammatical monster in the War
n,lrtmentt' .ho LIST where he should be.
A. '1 Il. W Woodbury., the Sovereign Pontitf Of
,iad,s land Mi Democracy. the man who knows
Nn t o"' Of both parties by having, served in
ga''lliG9 ,swd word catcher, voluble repeater
Se 'iaoa nothings. If Mr.. Van Buren, al
70 1a'' President to give Mr.. W. any service
- las pr~ft on this side of the Atlantic we
o5a%4, p doubt whether his sagacity has not
a,I oe7i he motions of his body, and turned
l1'''u w too often. When Mr.. Benton install
pal OAr Woodbnry IN the South as ms Peter,
- Nj. o,oclamation. =. the gates OF hell shall
ma uS against him." he made no allowance
OF P'e I",nss. desires or procliSlties OF de-
NJ w5 INT Inf nor did he anticipate this opening
ol y. Ci,bmet. Mr.. Woodbury. would undoubt-
7 ia me ,' 1.-The The Navy Department, or perhaps
'.Y '1s ,sn. bit when he takes either at Mr.. Van
''(' ,,' iToense we shall think that the age OF
o -'.i,, ba, not passed away.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-04
From The same.

csr N,EERs!-Wanted at Washing
'y,Tyrr,b,e ia all next month, the following
o' .';hsd cabinet furniture, to WIT:
p Pen, complete, well mounted with GRASS,
i - -, made to slide both ways, with secret
; 49, we'll concealed aud so fitted that there
' n :. no 1,nser in splitting the contents IN case
-'I ,. ~ h, turned iopsy-iTry. To coataln "a
,. ~ ,oraratus. 50 constructed as to furnish
'.,,'' ,bst will read backwards or forwards,
''I, a lawn, as NAV best suit the "future and
oSY views Of the writer. The material is not
Int. ,, nroyided il will match the old hickory
,,,,s yet remaining in the east room. South
..' ,o,d will be preferred. but North Carohua
p pl,I rood will not answer, it having been
: o'. DJ mo ,,nDn The blackberry ,oood OF New
p '. man answer. if taken from the right
Il, u The HR: its aptness to warp aud change
VS.. !. no objection. Slight stains Is OF no i'm
w. ,,ce, aud little polish is required. Ebony
;,,jm,,Ible, as there is too much OF that here
and about the palace already.
Ma beas-lt must be we'll provided with
.,.,or.; 50 that it NAV be easily rsmored.
Proposals. TO be forwarded to Amos 4 20. only
,.'yi,iu, executors of the will Of the
GREATEST AND BEST.
Sa,e Department,
Washington City, Sd year of reform.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-04
900 Reward.

ID ANYWAY from the subscriber. on the night or
IL first OF May,
ES s E x.
lie is about feet 10 II inches high, eountenance
heavy but somewhat cheerful when spoken to; lame
in one Lex which him to limp little Essex is
not very black. He had on when he started white
summer roundabout, but took other clothing with HIM.
lie is well known as WAGNER on the road to Aiexan
dria, and will probably make for that place
viii give $50 for him if secured in that place and
$40 if taken up in this county the adjoining one
wilalso give $50 if Essex be taken up in any OF the
counties in he Valley, as he may be making his wav
to Mar, land Penns, wanna II taken IN me hrs' sate
and secured so that get him again, will give $50,
and il in the latter and secured that NAV get MIN,
viii give $50 In all cases if delivered 10 me, will
paw in addition to the reward. all reasonable expenses
J MARSHALL, Jr
Mount Blanc, Fauqlicr County, Va
may4-tt
= National Intellgencer 12w, Hsgcrstown Torch
LIZ hit ST. and ,Itmore American DIV.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-04
y office.
Notice

TENHE subscriber intending for Florida, offers for sale
Il the TRACT OF LIN ID wherGop he now resides,
IN Northumberland County, State OF Virginia, contain
ing Is acres, with good orchard, houses, out'hOuSes
store, blacksmith shop, shp and lumber yard being
good stand for all the above branches OF business,
which he has carried to advantage for number OF
years, and not exceeded BY any place in the Northern
Neck for health convenience, and commanding an ex
tcnsye view ofthe Potomac and mouth OF Ycocoinico
rivers on navigabe water with abundance OF hsh and
.; s.crs two thirds around i.
Also, another TRACT of seventy-fve Acres,
about tire. iourths Of mile from the former, also on
navgaE:e wafer, with good Orchard, House, and
Barn
Also, another TRACT of one hundred and
ter having only Dwelling House and q few Fruit
Trees, but heavily tmbered with Oak. Chestnut, Ce
OAR, and Spruce Pine; being only about two hundred
yards from the head of tide water.
The Whole of these places watered with never
falling springs, and sufficient quantity of each in cu
tivstion and the land of as good quality any in
the neghborhood. If not sold before the 5th day Of
July next they WILL that day, if fair fnot, the next
fair day. be sold at public suction, on the premises
Terms liberal, and made known on the day OF sale
will also sell that day. all the remaining stock
of Dry Goods Hardware and Groceries, with mum
her OF other articles too tedious to emumrrate.
Ihe first Tract may be had by paving about one
haf the remainder with forty fifty acres OF land ad
Joining, ma, be had during Thos Wroe's life by be-
coming curator for him. great bargain may be had
of al. or either of the above places by applying 10 the
subscriber the premises, or to Lindsey Hill Go
Alexandria, ID. C. JAMES LOWE.
YcOcomjco, arr S-eOt5thJy
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-04
Notice.

Notice.
The elegantly fitted Canal Boat
HARLES FE NTON ~ ERCE n -,
Captain FESLoN,
VXTlLI commence her regular trips on TUESDAY,
w May 5, leaving the Canal Georgetown da'y al
9 A. NJ tor SENECA, and return the same afternoon
To the Citizens of the District of Columbus and the
well wishers of Internal Improvements, an opportunity
is now offered of witnessing OF the Srandes' WORKS
progressing in the world The romantic scenery s' Sav
for this great work
- ill., w w. FENLON
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-04
lASs>

MIppLErox, Conn. April o..
Lire SeM-A Fur Seal has been exhibited IN
our city for several days past, weighing about 40
pounds. which was caught in Connecticut River,
near Haddam Island. few miles below this place
on the 18th inst. 1t was taken IN small net by
some fishermen engaged in taking alewives. The
net was much torn by the animal.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-04
SHIP NEWS.
PORT or ALEXANDRIA, On, c.

ARRIVED, May 5,
Schr. Girls, Myrick, New York, ballast to
w. Fowle \ Co.
SAILED,
Stexmer Columbia, Mitchell, Baltimore.
Brig Olympia, Monroe, from New York, bound
to Georgetown, with an assorted cargo, was driv-
en- ashore below Craney Island in the late gale
Schr. Friendship Duncan, cleared at Philadcl-
mia Cd inst for this port
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-04
HOaraers.

MRS HODGKINSON continues to take Boaruers
IVA OH reasonable terms, at her very pheasant s"o
convenient r, sidence ON st Asaph street. between
Prince and Duke streets Three or four can be ac-
commodated immediately
ar Mss FL II would be glad to take into her
School few more scholars. Terms - ner quarter
may 4-l7ls
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-04
The Stage for .yuchburg

VIII, hereafter, leave this
place at half past P NJ. precisely
4HX44AR on Tuesdays, Thursdays. and sa'
Returning will leave Warrenton ut O'Clock,
N :; thus making the drive from that place almost
entirely in the day time. For the accommodation OF
the citizens ofths place and the public generally, he
has formed a connexion with one OF the Baltimore
INES whereby passengers taking seats at The Bar OF
S.,ton.s franklin House will secure their seats
through to Baltimore as stage will be in readiness at
the wharf at Washington to take the pa sengers i'm
The subscriber tenders his thanks to The public Tor
Tho vsry liberal patronage he has heretofore received
rm;scs that every effort shall be made to deserve
anu P:"nc WIN. SMITH.
sDr l6-,lu
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-04
Notice.

Ara meeting of the Stockholders of the v ash Isl,
u ing,on Bridge Company, held OH Friday The oth
,lsv Of .4p?i', 1851, it was T.
ResolOsd, hat tie President and Directors be or Il;
rected call on the Stockholders TOT an y,
Fen Dollars on each share-the said nstalment to be
psyable on the first Monday Of May next to the frea'
srer of the Company.
I, ber. understood thst as the whole OF thus sum
will not be then wanted, suit will be instituted or
forfeiture incurred, in respect TO proprieors VINO
bon e.cb share pav on that day dollar, 4 like sum
on the frs; Mondy of every month herea'er' in case
snv nrnprietor shall pay sum beyond the amount SO
PAYABLE on the first Monday Of each month he snaiI
be allowed discount tor such anticipated pay
the rate of six per cent per annum; ,;.o.
Now, therefore, in pursuance OF the above direc.
,ons, the stockholders Of the Washington hrNige
Company are hereby notified that an 'nstament OF slo
ON each share is now called for, payable III Tue n'se
set forth in the above resolution
nv order of the President and Directors
yoaNdIm JNO II. RELY, Treasurer.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-04
Boots, Shoes, s Hats.

Has Just received, by the lat
est srrivals from the North, q
- general assortment of
BOOTS f. SHOES
suitable for the spring and summer saes among which
are Mems fine nai'd boots, cheap
Mems coarse brogaas and shoes. sewed and peg'd
Mems lined and bound bootees and shoes, sewed
and peg'd
Mems fine bootees and shoes, nailed pegged and
Ladies' leather and morocco walking shoes
- do do slippers heels and springs
seal skin aud lasting slippers do do various
qualities
Misses and cbildrens seal skin, lasting, morocco.
end leather shoes, bootees, and slippers. va
rions c0ioss and qualities
Boys shoes add bootees, coarse and fine
And is daily manufacturing ladies' lasting and seal.
skin slippers, gentemen's fine pumps shoes 4 bootees
AZSU,
Mems and boys low priced fur, wool. and palm.
lexfhst
One case ladies' Leghorn Bolivar bonnets
One do do straw Dunstsble bonnets
All Of which offered, wholesale and retail, q
cheap be procured in this any Of the neigh.
boring markets. apr9
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-04
Public Sale.

Public Sale.
FINDER the authority of deed Of trust to the sub
l. scrib.rs. will be sold at Samuel Cats Tavern.
West End, on the 27th day Of May, 1881, at public
auction, the highest binder, for cash, so much OF
s.sxrss That TRACT or PARCEL of LAND
&s2' commonly called MOUNT HYBLA, and 81.
'Ss tuated in the Cou' ty of Fairfax and State ct
Xahss, Virginia. AS sincnded in the following boun'
dares to wit: Beginning at the root Of an old stump
the west side of the north branch of Little Hunting
Creek, thence with line Of iamers!ey's land south
863 west 237 pulcs, 10 white oak beginning Of
Brents patents then south &c. west 1913 poles, to pin
oak about &c poles from the Mount Vernon road then
aouth g. 1856 poles. to stone in the line dividing
this land from the tract formerly held by G. W. Mason;
then north 2S east SO poles. to corner OF the three
patents If Ball. hottcrshesd, and S'sford then soutn
S54, 81 poles, to white soak, second corner OF
Ball; then north 81. 1862 poles. to stone on the
north branch of Little Hunting Greek; then up the
same and with the several meanders thereof TO the
beginning. NiLL!An rEhkL,
may 4-ts trustees.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-04
Vocal Music.
TO Net,

To net,
That large and commod'ous
.AA TAVERN,
ESas ,,.;,, strset. between King and Prince
IHAa ,.ss,s Of nresent in the occupancy OF Horace
E;sids II has attached to it stable wood house &c
To = yood tensn, it would be rented low. possession
a;vsn the LIST of December. Applyto
oct SO-iawtf MIS-. JANE hs;nsss
or The above property being sAu su.n, s,snd fnr a
grocery or clothing store
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-04

DRAWS 7O-MORPOf
New York Consolidated Lottery,
Extra Class No 10 for 1881.
will be draw in New York on Thursday, Nay 5.
IS No, lottery, by tern.ry perma,a,on. drawn ballots
Splendid Prizes!
prize of $4,000 lprize Of $4,000
do of $4,000 1 do of 5000
do of 10000 6 do Of 1000
Tickets &c. halves 90, quarters 50, eightbs IS.
Connecticut Lottery, Glass No. IA for 1881,
Will be drawn in the CITY Of Hartford on Friday,
The 9th of Nav.
HIGHEST PRIZE $4,000.
Tickets 81; halves 90; quarters So
To be had in variety of numbers at.
JOHN c. MANDELL'S
Lottery and Erchunge o6ice
CT Orders from the country viii be promptly at
tended t..
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-04
SALES AT AUCTION.
BY GEORGE WHITE.

1TlfiIs EVENING. At 8 O'Clock, at whites Auctis0
i Rooms. will be sold great variety Of
DRY GOODS & FANCY ARTICLES,
Suitable for he present season, and ordered for said
without lmits-such
Gnghams, calicoes, eambrics
Brown and bIeached d0mestics
Rouen Cashmere, cotton cashmere
White and brown Russia drill, dckings
vestings, nankeen. French linen .
Mems caps chip aud fur hats
Pins, needles, knives and forks
Pocket and pen knives. silver and gilt watches
With great variety Of elegant gilt nante and pief
glasses. SC. &c. may4
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-04
LeghornH Hats.

GCOTT & WRIGHT have received case OF ladies'
Ofne and beautiful Leghorn Bolivar hats which
they offer for sale at reduced prices. mays
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-12-29
NOTICE.

VTHE subscribers, having. been appointed 1 by the Hon. Court of Probate for the District of Litchfield, Commissioners to re. ceiye, examine. adjust and settle the claims "t the creditors of CHARLES SEYMOUR of L'tch- field, in said District, which were due on tue 9th day ofDecember, 1881. the said Charles Seymour having, on the said ninth day of l1aseember. made an assignment of his pro- EperfK,to Trustees, according to the provisions of an Aensniitla "A An Act in addition to a" ,ael nj Kct against fraudulfnt con,
 Hereby give notice that sa.d
 liur sil allowed six months from and af-
 ' EIrst day of January, 1889, for tn"
 Felitors tu exhibit tu the subscrihrrs ' |i elaims; at the expiration of which .all claims not presented will be foreclo' III aud disallowed: and that we shall meet |isr the purpose of attending to the duties ot lid appointment, at the office of Phinehas Miner. Esq., in said Litchirld, on Monday sthc 2d day of April next. and on Monday ths e5th day of June next, ut nine o'clock on eaca Eof said days.
 PHlNEHAS MINER, WILLIAM BEEBE, Comm'rs. EBEN'R w. BOLLES,]
 Litchfeid, Dec. S6, 1881 SS
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-12-29

An umauief Conseisncs.-During the last winter, a gentleman of this village received letter from New York, ia disguised hand, and with fictitious sigma aure covering the of ffiy dollars. which the wr'- ses said had been wrsngfuly obtained from him some years since. The writer ,heu said that if the above should be acknowledged a New-YOrk paper. he would in the course oi the ensuing year remit Ike amount An.lias. week, sure enough. another encio' sure of ftiy dollars came safely to hand The geae- man who rece,ved the money cannot fix his mind up nm any one who could have written ihe letter. nor in
 e course of business has he ever missed any anoun of money, or other propAry equal to the a"osos sn' closed. f yys shosIdn't thnk hard of tho trick, h Jsp of our subssrbers G,Ony o yOndsr," should sn sioss what they know to be our due.
 ~ Ia pat of oar impressisn. ths Calendar es ihs iOuEsh pags is inesrecsly printed g 1884,"
 4 AsesAss larss Cry Es9ls was shot one day kns week by Air. Tharp ofNor,h6ald Society. He VI bas sliEhsiy woaaded dsss in.o saow bank, and ,s ken slise. He measures from ths extremity of on
 ins o the other seses ssf si= saehss-s probably th ma,s ef ,hs one killed fsw days sisee by Nr. Bea eos. Hs wiI bs sxhibised as ths CosEs Elonss thi ,Asy. if iriavora6.s weather. c t