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Litchfield enquirer., 1831-06-09
NOTICE.

NO kOLc fiEa, WYE the subscribers, Gay R. Sanford, Da- w vid w. Catlin, and Alvin Tyler, all of the town of HarwintOn, and county 0f Liteh- field, in pursuance of an act entitled |. an act authorizing limited partnerships in certain ca srs." have entered into partnership for the term Of two years, commencing on the f4th day of September, 1880, and ending o,i the l4th day of September. 1889, for the purpose of carrying on retail trade in foreign and domestic Goods, Wares and Merchandise, in the town of Bethlem and county of Litch6e!ds under the partnership firm of
 A. TYLER & co. 4 The said A. Tyler is the general paYtner--He alone is authorized to transact. manage, and sign for inc parihership-and for his acts a. lone said partnership viii Ne responsible. The said Gay R. Sanford and David w. Catlu as special partners, in pursuance of the req,.ires nnents of said act. have furnished capital of Eleven Hundred Dollars each, for the benefit Of said firm.
 GAY R. SANFORD. 7 DAVID w. CATLiN. ..s l.. ALVIN TYLER.
 Bethlena, Sept. i4, 1880 6sc5l
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-06-09

RP Ths washisg'oa 0lsbs ofshs Isi insi. asnssa. sas sha. NovrS wileax, sf IIaulasd, has hssn ap. poinsed. by the President Masuhal ei 'hs Unised enass 6r shs Disasiet ef cenusollsu', in psase oI Jamse nsiashol, deceased.
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b. has Wounds, he again Joined the army. and en-
deavored to obtain employment. But by this time
the numbe, of SUPPLEMENTARY officers had become
so great, that he was compelled to abandon the
attempt IN dispair. and to betake himself, with
shattered and enfeebled constitution to civil pur
suits.
lie commenced the practice of the law in De-
cember, 1888, and soon rose to eminence in his
profession. In December, l793, although his pro-
fessonal emoluments far exceeded the narrow
wealth has assigned to its Judges, heSwas tempt.
ed to accept the office of Judge of the General
Court of Virginia From that period until the
wear 1925, Judge White was known to the people
of VrSipia as one of its most able and ndefatiga-
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-15
Anniversary OF st. Patrick.

VENiF Members of the IIihernan Society OF Aexan'
4 ,lria viii take notice that the Society will meet at
the Mechanics Hall on Thursday morning a, O'Clock,
the l7h instant (thc anniversary of St Patrick The
business of the soci;y will then be transacted and
about lOB O'Clock the Society will in procc sson,
csc orted by the Independent Volunteers to St Ma
rvs Church, where an Address suitable the occa-
sion will be delivered by the Chaplain Of the Society,
'he Rev. John Smith.
Alta meeting of the sociev. the following resolu.
tim was unanimously adopted:
"The course of nature having deprived us of our
late veneratcd President
Rssosd BY this Society, That, as a,estimony OF Our
sc!ion for S goodness, ard recollection Of ms viz
tues, the members, the approaching anniversary,
wear crane on the left for that da,; and that the
Secretary publish the in the Alexandra Gazette
CHARLES MURRAY,
mar Is--St Secretary.
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PROSPECTUS OF
The NATIONAL lNTELLIGENGER,
PUBLISHED IN The CITY OF WASHINGTON,
BIZ GILES = SEXTON.

fSNilE NATIONAL mi ELLtGENCER is an old es-
tablished Journal at the seat of tie General Gov
ernmen, 1t publishes, originally, The Proceedings
and Debates ofCongress, and contains more regular
full and accurate Report of these than other paper
in the Unicr it contains, Also the Acts Of Congress,
AMI all the State Papers and Documents o public in
terest lsrl before, originating in that body These
ndations in addition 10 the variety OF other
information which is ta he found in its columns, con.
ncccd with the general interests Of country.
with literature and science, aud the affairs OF the world
at isrge; together with the character off.rness which
the paper has always sustained make useful and even
valuable to all who feel nteras, in the concerns OF
this or ct other countries
The INrELLIGEScER is published daily and tri.week.
ly The Daily paper is $40 year. 56 for six months
The Country lNTELLIGEsrRr is published three times
a week with the exception sometimes OF portion OF
the recess of Congress- during which it is published
twice week. at the price of six dollars year, pay
able in advance, OF four dollars for six months.
" ashim-tOm. mar Is
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~. BY divine permission, the Rev. Mr.
TAILOR (tormery Sea Cspt.,n) will preach his
Evening, at O'clock, in the Methodist Episcopal
Church Mr. 7. is the stationed minister of the Be-
thel, or Seamen's Church, in Boston Ship merchants
and captains OF vessels. with their crews are parcu
larry invited to attend After sermon, collection
will be taken up, for the purpose Of erecting suitable
building for the benefit Of seamen.
mar IS
-" LAUNCH will take place from Mr.. R.
W. iiuSrlas Ship Yard on Wednesday Morning next
at 9 O'Clock.
1t is particularly requested that the spectators will
keep clear of the ways. and not interfere with the
wprkmen mar Is
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$3.50 So
Total


PHILADELPHIA MARkET-MARca H.
Flour and Meal The sales Of Superiine Flour
during the week do not exceed $500 barrels, 100
of which were at sc IS for future delivery. 5000
at s.. part for immediate, ami part Tor future
delivery. and LOT of 900 barrels on Wednesday
evening. from second hands, taken by dealer.
at 6 - for immediate delivery. The supplies
for the season. have been to a fair extent, and
both BUYERS and sellers seem disposed to await
the result of further adyiccs from Liverpool rather
than acccdc to prices asked on the one part. or
accept of prices offered on the other Since We'd
nesday last no sales Of consequence have been re-
ported: holders generally continue to ask 81 for
prescott. and So - for future delivery; the mar
kct rs dali and these quotations must be cOns'd-
cred nom,ual RYE Flour continues scarce: a
small lot sold at ga e5. Sales of $50 to 200
bids. Corn Meal at Sis so, and small lot in bar
res at SIS 25: this article is very scarce.
Grain.-No arrivals of Wheat to report; a lot
OF 5000 bushels Susquehanna has been engaged
at 81 40; there have been some arrivals OF Corn.
which met ready sale at % 65t cents tor
White and yellow. A cargo of Delaware Oats
received IN the early part of the week, sold at 50
cents.-Price Current
The Market.-Ashes droop. Coffee rises; it
is 4ct. higher this week: ST. Domingo LG cts
Cotton doing we'll. Seeds quite uncertain. Mo-
lasses is up; sale Of Orleans has been made at
o. cts. Pork is rather better. The stock OF
Rice is reduced and the sales OF the last few days
have not been large: prices are hrm. Sugar
firm. Talow shade lower. Teas, full prices
were obtained at auction. Liquors IN general
maintain full prices. The Corn exchange for the
last dav or two has been quite inactive; holders
would Weld little if there were buyers.
IN. T. Jour Com. March I2h
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ID ! + ID

% Sunday the 9th INST, at Cllpeper Court
w. lHoNlS WALKER LIGHrFoor, Clerk oil
Slperor and County Courts of Culpeper.
NhN re,ideGce in Winchester. Va. on the
''a'i' Judge RoBERr WHITE. aged - years.
y early a. The latter end of March. or the
.''en 'ment Of April. Judge White.thcn
~ Al 'ch'ol, and only 10 wears of aye. joined
" We hrs' volunteer corps raised in the then
| %ye NlrgluIa,and in June following march
'''.'n' at that line beSieSed BY the CONT
"trs under the command of Washing
'''1l1e> Of such early and entire devotion
.' ''>e oil liberty were cxtremely rare. even
az >'''ous aid never ,o-Oe-tursotten period
N,"ry Arrived At the scene Of action.
""',N boy was soan dist ngui,hetl by his cou-
Su CaHac,lv. AID at the early age of seven
"a" then trOm the ranks to the office OF
"'" y brilliant career now seemed
.,.,, onn' and Young a. he was, he would
l''E have fought his way to hiaA distinctio
u '"' h'en an early victim to the casualties
49, va me 2Sth June, l----, while engaged
M. '' SHrmlsh with the enemy at the Short
m !" 1e's y and after acting with distinguish
v he Tell at the head of the little de-
..,v "' "e commanded. severely and almost
any %0nHdcd. Ovcrpowered BY numbers.
| ,,Sues were compelled to leave him ON the
\, I@I0e, weiterins in his blood. His pros
r '"u aeporable condition did not protect
.s -'1 U'e brutality of the enemy \ blow on
,.I ''u ';"'n the butt end Of a musket. was sup.
- u'e brutal soldier who inflicted it to
Ian end to hts suffering. His life was saved,
,., .! me humanity of the country people,
s,, ~,,.T''eo to the spot by curiosity after
,r,n ,r'l aad passed on, afforded him the means
Ban ~ p",1Hoh To an American hospital. His
sj ' suS aad been severely fractured and spin
IN ,b a' VI He severity of the wound. together
,Ddnro SnssF'naness of the surgeons. caused him
aIv ~ :, TO. seven months. living death. III
u fr' ~ M, Y, \Pr'ns Of l779. his wounds closed
aB AL "a' period he began to recover hi,
'' strength, Though permanently lance
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n NtiCe

yS7HE subscriber begs leave to inform the public that
Z his BOATS have resumed their usual c"ur.e and
Will continue 10 pig regnhrIy between Alexandra and
piscaaway; to and from Which places all descriptions
o Freight will he taken the lowest and most reason
abe terms. u viii he necessary To remind ho.e per
whose good subject to much exposure by be-
ing suffered to main a: the ianding place at iiscata
way, that, ohyate this difficulty, the subscriber pro
poses to the, carted and deposite at his si"re
which Of course viii be attended with an addition Al eS-
pense; and the subscribers alone responsible for
any damage the goods may sustain o' the passage by
accident, or o,her~se. nc requires that ihe freight mo-
ney be paid Immediately at their deiverF' u occasion
should reuure he will hive Freight tas en- to GeplBc-
town. " ashinetun or Yiadensburg, with the utmost
.xn-Lition WM STASTOt,
war 17-.o9t Piscataway, Nd.
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{Ne ;" issea Mui 3
FENYLE BO.3RDING SCHOOL.

u! pr. ,entng 10 the public their grateful acknow-
Judgments for th' patronage hitherto afforded them,
the Misses HClis would AVA, tn msfIves If the same
opportunity to stale that tir school is still IN opera.
ton, ard open Tor the reception o! considerably
larger number Will OF IA, Scholars Of boarters.
the various branches OF useful AMI ornamental
education, ordinarily tugh. IN other schools. care
fully attended to by them and with The enlarged ex-
pcrence o! several vears devoted exclusively TO the
business of instruction. they fstter themselves with
the hope of being able Il acquii themselves to the
entire satisfaction nf thoseS hose children may be
trusted to their care Their terms are moderate,
and as their AIT rton TO the morals, we'll as the
educ ainn Of the children, aSing they with
confidence socit continuance of that generous pa
tronsgr which they have hitherto received
II, teron. q 10 the Rev r.. HARRISON who will con-
tnuc to attend the school twice week and " desir-
ed, viii n. r,ct any OF the children III the Latin, Greek
or Hebrew languages
.3-3aySW
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BY GEORGE WHITE.
Trust sale.

lrVSt i5Gtc.
seY virtue Of deed Of trust from Mr. Peter Hall to
~ the subscriber for purposes therein expressed,
shall aiier at public auction, at his dwelling house on ST
As,phst one door south of General Iynns fife on
FRIDiY the i8h instant sundr, articles of
HOUSEHOLD & KITCHEN FURNITURE.
Terms cash. Sale to commence at 10 O'clock, A. d !,
mar l2-dts CHR. NEALE. Trustee.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-15

FLoun.-At the commencement Of last week,
the wagon price of Flour ranged frum Sc so to
6 40: after which. the prevailing price. up TO
Friday inclusive. was 6 25. On Saturday there
was slight Improvement, the current price being
6 SO. Some loads were bought at q; for few
as high as S. and s IS was paid. The
transactions Of the week from stores were not
extensive. On Tuesday 200 obs. were sold at
6 81: other saleSAcrc made subsequently at
6 s5 to 6 IS. SaMlay. some small lots were
sold at 81! to SIS. The inspection returns
shew moderate increase IN the receipts.
Yesterday the wagon price was steady at 8 so,
with the exception of few loads taken at trac-
ton less. We heard of no sales from stores.-
shippers were generally willing to give %, but
we are not appraised of any better offers having
been made.
Export, for the week ending Saturday, 18TH
inst. 9.511 bis; 1850 foreign, 1921 coastwisc.
Quantity inspected during tho same period:
King Street 4S42 bis.
Wharf 4OS 522 half bis.
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Tar tise Company.

Extract from fc cfhe Cooperation Of Aierandia 70,
The Eftiogujsh,nent IF Fire
"SEc Z. Ii any person who shall be present at any
fire, shall neelect refuse TO obey the order ir,c
ton Of any Off who shall be appointed by any FIRE
Company established, which may be hereafter
established, knowing Inn be officer such person
shalt forfeit and paw thu OF five dollars. froUde7,
The OF such officer shall first have been published
in one Of the public paper, "
4 T a stated meeting Of the Star Fire Company, held
N the 18th instant tn following officers were ap.
pointed 10 serve me ensuing year, viz:
GEORGE :. HcuG'. President.
Commanders Of Engine William d. Mutt, Norman
u. Fitzhu h Grorgc :. HouSh
Conlmaoders of Hose Ezra Lunt, Vim. \. McKn' sh',
Charles i;ankins.
IRE Men Edward sm!the, Lewis Piles senior,
Lewis Piles, junior
Regulators John p. Cowman John Wood. John ID
Vowel, James Nansant, Zcnas kinscy, Thomas w
Hewitt.
Prorerty Men John w. Massie. 'hos Jacobs, G,
Bennett, Matthias Sn! der sen'r John McCobb, Hugh
Smith.
Hecre'wy and 2reas,vcr-Gsorge Jacobs
mar I5--3t
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JeWe!ry,.Cutlery, &c

JeWeNy,'CWtlety, &c
SILVE-s and gilt watches. fine gold breast pins
~ Gilt seals, earrings gold plated finger rings
Watch guards, buttons
Cards knives, pocket and box do
Andersnn's polished scissors
Double and single barrel percussion pistols
With variety of other articles, just received and for
sale by GEO. WHITE, auct.
mar Is
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SALES AT AUCTION
BY THOMAS c. WRIGHT, GEoReErovs
Sale Of Teas, " inc, Brandy &c

Sale OF Teas, u Inc, Brandy &c
AN HEDh ESDaY. the 18th instant. at II O'Clock
o.3 H. will be sold at the Auction Rooms on Bridge
sire ct, on liberal terms, the following articles, viz
sboxes. each IL lbs imperial I
10 do do old Tyson
Imported Oct. 1880 TIA
do lib cannisters, II each, imperial iN"'
chest hyson skin
25 bags coffee
3 bbis and hid sugar
"a baskets tir,i quality champagne
) boxes do do
Imported 26th Dec. 1850
= ar casks sweet malaga
do port \WYNE.
do Hsrseilles Madeira
half Or casks do
Part of pipe first qualt, port
Part of half pipe real Madeira
8pipes and half pipe French brandy
5 do imitation do
40 small boxes of soap
"a boxes Havana sugar, superior quality
casks cheese
Terms at sale. THOS. C.. WRIGHT,
mar l4-St Auc,ioneer.
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SHIP NEWS.
PORT or .aLEIaNDRLa. (D. c.
ARRIVED. MARCH Is,

ARRIVED, MARCH IS,
Ship Mersey, Bonnie, New-York, sack salt &
coal to Lindsay. Hill & Co.
Steam Boat Fredericksburg. b. J. Jenkins,
Baltimore; passed ship off Blackston's Island,
bound up, and brig of Swami Point, do.
Schr. Caledonia hence at New York 10th inst
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CUTLERY,
Comprising handsome and very general assortment
consisting. IN part, of
Back, self lip, and bone handle knives and forks
Brass and wire tenders, shove's and tongs
Tea boards and walters Britannia tea pots, plated
casters
Plated and brass csndlesticks, shoves and spades
Locks. hinges and bolts, carpenters and shoema.
ker,' tools
Guns and pistols, curry combs, frying pans, tea
kettles
Saucepans, Britannia anil iron spoons. sfters
Grilrnns and cotton and horse cards
Pocket and pen knives, razors, c,rtsin pins
Glass knobs, bride bit- strrups. buckles
scks, sprgs, screws, flies, augers
wnisred and cotton webbing, toiIc, & pier glasses
" hips Hemminra' and BayS best needles, aud
Coach trimming Of ali kinds
Nails. best qualify shoe thread
Cast iron ho!1U ware. sc. SC.
The sale vii! commence u, 10 o'clock FERNS libe.
raj AID made kn0wn at sale.
r7af 3-dSt scots JOHN c. siaNDELL..
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-15

IN Council. March q. 1884,
nRDFREp. That Robert Anderson, Alexander
~ Moore. an Robert B'rrv, bc Commissioners for
hold ng An Flecton, Mnday The 2ist Instant at
John w. Smiths raycrn, IN tn second Ward !or two
members 10 represent the said TSri IN the places OF
John " Smith and Or!snio MOre resigned.
Test: 1. p. Thompson, G. C.
mar l-dt2Ist
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Sit,st,

4 SMALL Pocket BOOK, containing Gas well as re
- collect thirty dollars, with some memnrsndums
The person finding it will, by leaving it at Mr New
tons Bar. receive a compensation
lS-3t
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ADDIrIONAL
sive coffee pot, do tea pot
do sugar puwi, do soup lsdie
y DO salad forks. do table spoons
first rate ho1zDntlI gold watch, capped and
jcweiied, with IS cond in the centre
which have been pledged for money borrowed more
dian 20 year, aud aIt be sold without reserve.
mar - ". ID. N.
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H. We are requested to announce SPENCER
NoTr sox BALI candidate to represent the County
of Fairfax in the next Legislature.
mar I2-laY1E
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c..a-nor saw his name e!itterlns lii "beau.
Inc ,.n,rencres," and his face reflected from
ui'' uaS mirrors; aud his sight was further re-
gnlssJ~r portrait of John Randolph, set in erer-
saeD ,ra colored lamps. There were other
gre. t;n;n, ON illuminated canvass.
h'1 -, ,ra.t that there will be an aafi-nullihca-
'" N. and that the whole dispute will be car
a'i a. =, for the future, BY cOtiIIons, waltzes,
r'l ,,I'on,Je,; By ''Iavoltas hi h and swift CO.
l'i ;, E'rbe parties should exchange-invita-
an, .'. and the result cannot fail to warrant the
" ,'s,i,ion of Byron's verses:
~ .,.,,,,rL h arts bes, happily; an when
,-r,,se with It's vuiup'uou, swell.
~. ,,,A' love 10 ~ ss winch spske again,
q. went in>rry as r"arriage.hell"
-s5ee2o~
C.9,a HE Boston Pailadium.
90. ak. no note ftimc, bu, BY its loss:
IKE, 3. then light is " s. IN mn"
-. .,sarye that the new Clock recently made
". simon Willard for the City Hall, has
,,, m, and the elegant dial was last even
' .r,n,1,tei for the first time. II appears to
-l,,pt,gc from Safe street. and enables
., M. 70 watch the course Of time as well in
,..,..,s m broad at, or. a. Deun!s Bulgrud.
.. Md -ay. to kaow the tine of day by night
.....s means have In different countries been
..l 70 adruonish people of the irresisti
.,rr,nt Of time. -. Dunstan's clock IN
aim is .ery memorable: couple OF antique
...s. ..r~l on either side Of the bell with
..,-.. tie one to strike hours and ,he other
80. In Venice huge figure armed cap a
...,r ,,up,e'e steel. with sledSe hammer in
II, n.. nrns the same duties in the grand
..,,..f san Marco in the coffee houses and
..,t of bn,inc-. ia the beautiful city OF Bernie,
u .a prn,.nl gate Of the city at every return
Ion. the cock Hap, his wings and crows
,iy. company OF automaton Beaus erect,
.-, round circle with drum and life, and
..,,- a5o3e strike, tue hour with pondcrous
,nne.. To apprize the S*iSs OF the onward
arch II ,ime.
IN Holland, the principal church Of every
p, IA. numerous set of bells. from so to 80 IN
.. ,bl,perlurm beautiful carrellon. or play
delightful tame every quarter otan hour. Thus
,,syery Mace ~ own mode OF caliIas attention
p, sanrilg lapse of time
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-Grnncrrnrx- KY Nlarch 1.

sGEORGEToWN, ny. A2r'h i.
}rfl Orr7Ursa.e.-On Sunday night last a
,-,eI Of ,hourhteSs Young men went to the
,g,.oi Mr.. TfF "a the pei.h5urh 'od % the
,run:n. Grul1u. lor Cue purpose OF tearing
aqar, l,s his house. When they arrived
.,., house. thew were warned BY Tifec that II
e, atieautcd to execute their purpose, they
,e.ld dl Il at the peril Of their lives. But not
outstanding Mi, caution, they commenced their
,ork. when sad and shocking to relate they
re,e fired upon hy 1If,c. and one OF them was
ipnIly shot 10 pieces; the whole load, consist
L.. according to the statement Of 'fifice) ot si,y-
To rife hdH - entering just above the hip. and
u>ug in the direction OF the right shoulder. IN
stEh mast Of them lod"ed-elevcn ct them
ssre taken out by direction of the Coroner. who
| lad an ,uquc.t held over the body. This melan-
Ioh occurrence should serve - a solemn warn
90 all who attempt to take the laws into their
"a hands. Nh man has right to pull down
| NJ hSu,e Of another, or in any other way "a an
lor ban 80 a. to make him leave the neighhOr-
I'D. Il man conducts himself 50 as to be-
aue DE-, ,-reaable to his neiShb0rS, they should
,s IT, m ercourse with him; and if he Oficnds
gg-t the laws. let them take hold of him. -
y / NJ case ShOutd hCedeSs vuuuS men at
~ TO force man away. by tearing down his
il, OF Jr "rsgHiriag" him, as the phrase
lsJmes Is. The name Of the unfortunate man
r' ul' Giei. was Wuullum. He had been
j-abo,hooj but a short time; and was
l.si 70 engage in this affair by his comrades.
i'' has a0scoGded. Sentinel.
sSn99ec3jesr-
W. Sergeant opened the case in behalf Of the
-''Ne' Nation. in tlc Supreme Court. on Sa-
5ay last, In very able and profoundly legal
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-15

Fruit, Sc.
100 DRUMS figs
HUI IS do of Elma do, Of superior quality
50 whole and half boxes OF raisins
1000 Barbados Cocoa NUTS
500 lbs Arabian dates
Together with olives, capcrs and anchovies, and .
supply of srwAnr's celebrated New York acdulated
Lemon Drops Just received. and far sale by
mar ls-5t JNO b. HEPBURN.
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DR.AH'S rms D.4I.

. LIIyN WI , JOT I"oI'
WIN be drawn in wilmington CT on TUESDAY, Mar. }
HIGSIGsw 9REzE $4,000.
Tick cts ri: hs.ScS = quarters
10 &c had IN . variety OF numbers, AZ
r. EY- ggEYss5Ssl..,,gSs
Lptt.,b UGcc, R"y'i 'hss
rOr.!ers from 'h, courtr, specisl'l aitrrded 10.
Drawing of tie New YORK Consolidated Lottery, Glass
30 for 1881:
--25--50-24-49--l5
Draw ny u the Union 'sna' Letter! 1t Pennsy !sa"s
Ciass No FIR S5i:
l7-49-66-l9-34- 13-1-65-59-21
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SIahAcicsr

W. Sergeant opened the case in behalf Of the
-''Ne' Nation. in thc Supreme Court. on Sa-
.'ay las',ia very able and profoundly legal
,toent Mr. Writ, his brother counsel IN
Use continues the argument to-day.
Nat. Int.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-15
BY WILLIAM ID. MUTT.
Hardware at Auction.

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present business, will. MOND.7Y, 2It instant,
offer for sale at, auction, his entire stock of
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