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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-30


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ta-aesfossasa nffenth lam an Pdaif faiia
would Nv $, no.sy mnus' ths rflrei9n sss
aesssssl y, NJ. filis, ~ise caiied tue ofnrrsi
an insulrni 4siio a. !" bas mo ih'rfi' renee "
the pfrsiieatpH rad q Inc aafrcaiisp ~
the Ahs.ibrs. u VS. sei'fvea. ho"fsff. 'hA'
|. s-,.a..s ils..s.aa could oei ialils, anl thai
Ss., wauIJ De tha sesah. Msr.hai Soul
,.Fane,Y conIemaed tue isngaag. Of
t,earsai Lamsfase. whose fes{0ss IN favor
az Belgium, II il sapnscd, h#ss aeq tired sH
additional stimulus fro,s lsis Heceptaats of tho
co.aaiand Of tae Bslgisa array, - which he =
unlders ODD 20 have been appointed by The lie
sen, OF b Ignai
The Revolution, in = Accord edition. states
tasi one bnadfed bsttai ont Of the naiionai
Guar6s we're about to DC organized on me sas'
tern freaticf. uadsr Inc CON iia'ii Of eehefas
Scmelc aud Baeasltu but we're tins Stale
mca, correct, this naeasare doris nsi neefssni'
IL impl, hostile InteDiioa.
IRELAND.
Do,fos M'Mshoa, tie iomaa Catholic Bisb-
on al k,IinIoe IN tbs county oil Ciarr, has Just
addressed to Ia. pessanify OF his diocese,
pastoral letter, from which we extracting FOL.
ios ing interesting and ioreibis passage -
/" The Lord Lieu ensnt has bcea pleased 10
iasfe me-, ACCOM- sniei by my clergy, 10
graeious interview, in order 20 consult togeiher
sbva, the lsaee and prosperity Of tais distrae-
ted country Nurbog coud exceed The wac
and b.ne VIOLENT sl.ssetpfessed BY bis EIeei.
leaey, "a 10 the means most likely 20 remedy
the ssiis aud remove the cause IRON winch
tue present aisorg saized state OF Tie country
took its rise. Bui nothiag car DO done all
DC ace be restored. iiis E1eeiiency, we'll af-
Aasinted ~nh The horrors of war, wishrs 10
avoid proceed ings oil blood and While he hods
The olive branch in one hsnd, he viii. II neees'
saIy, unshssih lbs sword sgD the otbr, lie
dec arcs he Will come to nc trims with de.
luded people. while they are ~ open violation
of the lava Of the land his humane views and
,bs hes, sxeriions o. the ir,snds 10 The csunby,
will beuse ess, unless peace sutoniination be i'm
mediaieiy rtsiofed. II nul, mariiaI law viii be
proclaimed, aud de,iInc ion H. devastation Will
nsesssafiiy follow: tae counsfy NAY bs iail
- asaes: hInireds sh II or brought 10 the Glib
bel aud thousard 81 wtows and orphans
thrown houseie. aud helpless Oh tue soIj
Rscellect the 50, ing OF me Apostle - fhr u.
veraor does not cary the sword ~ vain, bal
Nc a terror 10 the EVIL iDer,. ihis day, then,
good anu vii placed b fore you; boo ished
aud ruin. or peace aud prosp It's OF redfess.
Make your choice IN tims--drpend oa 1.
moment 10 not 10 be lost.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-30
aored Al bio fest PES 3 propilasien jeyeu. 10

aowed a bis Ieet va : pfopiIauon JsSsus 10
Having completed the work of destruction.
h. sobhed ihs dwelling Of his victims, ent
then enselored Il in flames 10 Conceal all
traces of his guilt Il fed wi |, the curse Of he
murderer npon his brow. But viii, him Gu
pi,iiiy WAS pass'oa rs strong As revenge. and
a., led IL, his detection for II was evident.
,ha, he nigh, have eluded the penalty OF the
law for lasgsr period, had he not possessed
himself of the clothing OF Newey, the identity
or which caused conviction.
After the argument MAS closed, the jury
r.t,, ed AID Ia the SPACE of hall an hour, re.
turned with a verdict of = Guilty Of n.,.lpr
in the first destse.'' On this day the NV ful
ser,eas- OF The Lac is to be passed upon the
pdii., wretch, aud We most sincerely hope thai
The prr,aa of espiansn n,sy lnd him prepared
TO encounter the awful change. Herald.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-30
$500 90
From the American Traveller.
s.Ie EXTRAORDINARY.

manuscripts aud rrififsd books, lbs. noies, ID
ne poss<sion ofAe Hon.'E dL--n.
aud belonging 10 the late Cabinet.
Lori. Tales OF my Grandmother. as spoken
by Gen. Jsckson.
2 Writing made easy or the way 10 lensih-
en- Ieile. by p,oloaging syllsbies. b, Nj va"
Bur en.
3. The use OF the Pivot, made familiar To
the nleanest capacity, together whh the
Al, of wheeling bsekw ards by Major Eslon
4. Copy OF iusiraet,ons 70 an Envoy, Wild
pIee.ioe device, showing how a Munster AT 81.
Pp,rrstufg can eat bis d,uoer ia LondOn--YeiJ
scarce.
8. A copy Of yateI, with leaves uncut.
c. An Ode 10 Gratitude, ip Greek, by Amos
Kendall. addressed 10 tie Hon. Hurry Clay
illustrated 10y MS. noles. together "nh trans
lAion of the celebrated treatise on Lying: by
Farnandez Mendez Pinto, dons into English
by Amos. for his own use. with an oIglnhi
essay, bv the translator, OH the Utility, aud
project for the encouragement oi, frevatica-
ton.
7. An Essay on Maguanin,ity, IN the hand
wiring of General Jackson, bound up with the
Crawford Letter
8. How TO turn an irregular Ode (: with
some thoughts IN the Pirouette, addressed
TO Monsieur Vesiris, both by A Kendall.
9. twenty five reams OF Letters, Observa.
tions and orders 10 explain, improve, change,
revoke, confirm, coniound, and make more
easy of compreh. nsion the Constitution.
". b. The attention OF Grocers and Trunk
Makers is particularly directed 10 this last lot
10. A collection OF Songs aud Glee-, in Ms.
containing among o,hes" The Vicar of Bay"
" We be three poor MINIS ELS, &" Shepherds, |
have los, my place" &c. &c. &c written Com
posed, sci 10 music and sung, by the late Gu
binet.
IL. A stock Of Bocs one of exuaor binary
length belonging TO Amos Kendall, aud ano-
ther with two strings TO IL, the property of Duff
Green.
~. That celebrated Tragedy, I" Bribery and
Corruption" or ,he Secret Slandes," MS per-
formed repeatedly with the grea,rS success,
by NJ v B--n, D--G-, A--k--,
Maj. p, and Others, the Peoples Ser
wants.
Department, of State,
Washington, May. 1891.
TnHnhdssee, May Nv received iotell-
geoce by the last mail that VIM. +. Duvsi
EAqr has been re-appointed Govern OF this
territory.
The result of tho late canvass as far as
we have beeG able TO leHrn, - as follows. Eve
~ arii6ce has been resoried to, by Cel.
Whie's eueinies 10 defeat his election. We
have every confidence that the general result
will be favorable TO Col. White.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-30
Signed,
PEDRO.

IUlURSUANt 10 decree OF the oupeI,or
* Court OF Chance'y, for the Lynchburg
Di, rici. pronounced 90 the 9th da, OF MAY,
1890, 10 the case OF Roberts VS.. Mcclure the
untesign, Marshal OF the said court, will sell
on w ednesday the 2yIh day Of June, 1881. if
fair, il not the mex lar day, a tract ofland,
in the county of Nelson, containing two hun
dred and Diuety two acres. or so much as Wi
satisfy the deb,, interest," and costs OF said de
cree. lne sale i'll be made On the prem ises
for cash, or on such time as the pariirs may
agree. L. A. HOLCO alBE, Marshal.
Aley 90 wjItds
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-30
New York, MAJ |

Tolls on SdA.-We learn from the Albany
A gus that the Canal Commissioners have i'm
posed higher trans duty upon tire article Of
fore'gn Sail, OF the Canal, than upon the A
merlcan. 1 his measure has been adop:ed TO
Afford The salt oil this State same protection a.
gainst the foreign aiticle--lhe projection of tue
G"nerai Government having been Withdrawn
by the great reduction OF the salt duties.
Comm. Adu.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-30
THE AkABIANS

The four Arab Horses we're publicly dspos-
I'D of in New York on Saturday, the i4ih
Inst. a, IL o'clock, in the Great Area, No. 40
Broadway, agreeaoly to the notice OF latter
sails.
II is estimated thai from two 10 three thous-
and gentlemen attended 90 witness the sale,
many of whom expressed their surprise DIT tue
very low prices at which the aannals were
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-30

VIRGINIA. UNlvERSIrY.-A letter receir :
ed by the Editors OF the Richmond Compiler
from Charlottesville, states some unpleasant
reports about tho University. II is said
that IN consequence OF one OF the Students
being dismissed by the Faculty, several 81
them repaired to charlottesville, for the pur-
pose OF procuring horas, &c.--that they re-
turn'd 10 the Lawn, in Disguise. and hogan
hlIng and yelling -soned one or two Of the
Professors houses, tolled The Coll ge bell,
nc &c-This was on Thursday night. Tran.
qnIlity had not been restored on Friday. The
letter does not state what measures had been
adopted by the Faculty TO repress tue Disorder
We hope, that these reports are much exagge-
rated.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-30

STATEMENT Of nalnl,sr Of persoas Of enoh class
coaprsInz the pe,,lnauen Of this Llssara 4 Western
Dift.eiz ii tho btits Vi srgm's s'.apos' from me
aggregate returns OF tho Marshais Of sad Districts,
without correction. H&
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-30
The Dotchman'. Fireside Is the title of \
forthcoming Novel of ]. K. Paulding, Esq.

fREDER OK TOWN. (Md.) May 2l.
Ndrktsy the mufderer.-The trial Of Man h.
ley, for the murder OF ur. Newey, his wife aud
two infant children, MIR. Tressler, the father
OF Mrs. Newey, and an apprentice hoy, in all
SIX persons, on the night OF Wednesday, the
2s'h OF December las, IN Harbaugh's valley,
,ouk place on the Is inst. The testimony
forms, perhaps, the best chain of circumstan
l'al evidence ever offered in court OF ius,ice :;
io'. without any concert. the testimony went
directly 10 the point; and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
there was no positive proof, il would have
'ssked the most incrrduiou., not to be lieve that
the prisoner at the bar was the gu;lt,
wretch who, in the dead hour OF The NIGHT. in
s'ieated by the most 6end-like passions. calm.
~ Inbfued his hands in the blood OF his vic.
ti'ns--the husband in the embraces of his wife.
the sweet sleep OF innocence, aud the hoary
head OF sgr, could NOT. deter him from nj.
tell design. His mission was one of blood
aud blood he would sheG--for five wears n.
had brooded on his purpose, and he VAS no, IN
De deferred by the computations of con.
science and on invading the peaceful d.el.
Ing, the holy calm which prevailed. oniv
caused the passion Of revenge To- burn
more tercely. Anon, the axe and the knife
o'a their office, aud The purple current which
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-30
JACKSON AND REFoRMlr,

ihe following is one OF the many specimens
OF Reform, which The good people Of this coun-
Try have received here, by the Greatest and
Best
Three years Salary TO Lewis McI.aae, as
Minister TO the Court of 81.
James, 1927 900 90
Uu,ht Tor Mr., McLaue, 1900 co
Half outfit TO Mr.. McLane, for
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-30

1oboaco.-The crop OF Mr. Henry Edwards.
OF Halifax, sold in This market on Friday Tor
nearly Sl5 average on 80 bogsheads. Oae
hogshead brought $50 per hundred weight.
Richmond ~ mr..
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-30

W. The " Salesman a newspaper prn'
ted at Jackson, in Tennessee, confirms the orc
laration recently made by The Nashville pan
ner, that public opinion j that State cans
for the esienation or removal Of VIM. D.
Lewis and Amos Kendall. II says, We
should be guilty of neglect of duty were we '"
suppress the fact that general, II not u'""
imous wish seems TO ex isl here, that these on'
GERS should follow he re cent eIa mple set ny
the late members OF the Canine !. !" '"e y
cond and fourth auditors possessed thes'e"''
portion OF sensiivensss, they would ye'o ~
the popular sentiment, so uneqnivocapy
pressed, aud retire from Office. But rs 'u'"
{ ceilings cannot be reached, the
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-30
Yours till Christmas,
EhOCH rIMBERTOES.
RURSUANT to u decree OF the superlo

q URSUAN to II decree OF the Superior
Il Court oil Cha"cery, for the Lynchburg
District, endered Oh The 2lst day of October,
1850, in the cause of Miller VS.. Bouldin, exec
utor Of David Ross tine undersigned Mar shall
OF The said Court will sell, on Thursday the 9Th
day OF June, 1881, il fair, if no,, the next fair
day. by auction, On six mooths credit, on the
premises, IN tue county OF Campbell, 10 much
OF The land belonging 10 tue estate Of David
hoss as WI discharge the sum OF SlS23 10
cents, VITA the interest, COSTS OF SUI. and sale,
1. A. HOLCO MBE, N.
Nav wiftd,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-30

I'm PURSUANCE OF decree OF the u1s-
- iings Court ofLynohburg, pronounced at
November couri, 1929, IN the case Of Thomas
II. Roberts, adnr. III Geo. w. Roberts, decd
and IN his own right, asains, Robert L. Park IL
katharine his wife, will be sold the premi-
ces, on Saturday, the 2Stn day Vi May neat, il
lar, bu, II not The next fair day thereafter,
sundays excepted. for cash. 27d feet OF ground
on sd street, near Sneeus u Coles lots.
SAMUEL BRANSFORD Com.
The above safe is postponed TIL Saturday
nexI tue Attn OF June.
S. BRAN5F0RD Com.
April % ids
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-30
.DunrrgsgIs.
frsm ne antaigs ! f.sIairtri
I.ssr CENSUS of vlHUsiA.

we .fs 1lsasea, At sagf', with an ohsisi Copy Of
the c.asas Of our iahabiasssso long wished f'f ~
our pet.eisns ifeunssuecs. 'yhseh u y unnecessary
10 .pesify have Delayed u liIi tbs time.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-30

Wa are gratiird TO learn that the enconr-
agement already received ju,t,lies the belief
that Gen Baidwin's Law School will go in,o
operation ~nh handsome complement of Stu.
denis. 81 dunt0n Spectator.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-30
"a UPERiOil WATER COL

~ Ns.-No" opening large aud SPLEEN
dtd assortment OF Superior EagAsh, american,
and German water colors 10 rarious size box
es. Howell DAVIES.
May 10 in.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-30
No. /. S,anbonl (sorrel) 1915
2. koch'ann, (chesnaD 450
5. Zilcadi, (sDrreD 40
4. lemea, (g,ey) 635

No. was purchased by an order, an will
proceed TO Kentucky. No. 3 and will remnin
in New Jersey. The destination Of No. 2 is
not kaown.-the purchaser OF the grey (Ye-
men, IN less tbaa % minutes after the sale, re.
fused one thousand dollars for him, which was
of Ted by gentleman who could not arrive
IN time to attend The sae-and orders were
IN the city, advising the agent not to lose a
chance foe the selection q ON the Arabans at
from 5000 TO $1,000.
The horses wee all in fine condition, were
exhibited 90 the best advantage, Rnd rheir gen.
eTai appearance was Ireduahie 10 the estate
tshmtn' OF 1atierssils, where they hayr
been kept since their arrived in November lat
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-30

The Augusta Courier SAYS" We saw, on
Saturday morning list, 10 the hands OF d sou h
Carolina gentleman, II Pocket Handk erchiel.
made OF american SIX aud stamped with Rail
koad embieu.s, beneath which were the words
" south Carolina Raj Road The Handker.
c"'ei Was manufactured IN BdAimore,a nJ rhus
stamped IN compliment 10 The South Carolina
Company. The material was very soft and
"Ry-sulhcienliy. So, ior the hand Uf Pin.
cess.'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-30

The General Assembly OF the PRESBYTERIAN
Church met IN Philadelphia Thursday week
las, aud e''c'ed he Rev. d., Beeman Of Troy,
~ I. their Moderator. Upwards of two
hundred members were present
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-30

Poinni---rhc following letter fron the
present ffimc Mini.ier of Great Bfiiain, :
pa iicularly int"rr.tug AZ iris jpnciure, when
the eandlot Of England m.y have such an
important bearing the final state oil P.-
land
he Morning Chronicle gives the following
letter of Earl Grey TO The celebrated Koseiusko,
la isI1
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-20
BORDER TROUBLES.
q Messenger from Madawaska.

II messenger jfo" "oo"""'""'
MIR. Baker fiom,he Madawaska setilemcnt,the
same individual who was formerly lmp.isoned0y
the British authorizes, is now IN this town, nav
ing come on by express for the purpose OF conier-
riny with the Executive OF the Stale.
We understand he reports that the inhabitants
of Madawa-ka met and organized themselves as
atown corporation agreeable to a law OF our State
Legislature passed last winter. The Brush au-
tnurities hearing Of n, demonstrated and threaten
ed. Aaaln at the time OF the anuua! election 'he
inhabitants met and chose representative. The
authorities Of New Brunswick then came with an
armed furce aud arrested as many as they could
fluid. VINO took any part in the town meeting, and
carried them off to Fredericton, probably 10 be
imprisoned.
nr. Baker and few others fed to the woods
and escaped being arrested. He hung round the
settlement q few days. so near as To commune
cate occasionally with his family. the women
being allow ed to 90 back and forth from one neigh
borhood to another. The French inhabitants
Welded to the rrquisItion OF the British aud were
nermj1te,l TO remain, bu, the Americans refusing
to promise allegiance, were carried OH IN body.
I'VE understand some Of the prisoners address
letter to the Governor Of this State while on
their way to Fredericton. We presume state
ment will Immediately be forwarded to the gene
raj government. 1t is time our government should
come to decision in this bus'ne>s.-Porf' Co"r'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-20
ID [ ED,

Yesterday afternoon, after a short illness,
Mrs. LUCY McGUIRE, the amabIe consort of
Capt James Mcclure, in the 54th year of her
age, leaving an afflicted husband and numerous
friends and relations to depore her loss.
The friends and acquaintance of the family
are invited to attend her funeral this morning at
10 o'clock, from the residence OF Capt. Nc.
CURE on Royal street.
Last evening, 10th instant, Mrs. ELIZABETH
BENrER, consort Of Mr.. William Benter, Of
West End, Fairfax county, and formerly Of this
town.
The friends and acquaintance Of the family
are respectfully invited TO attend the funeral this
evening, at o'clock.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-20
Boats, shoes, "MA huts.

n. ID HARMON has ju, received a further supply
oC Bons Shoes aud Hats Ard will continue to receive
additions Though the Fail, w;ueh enables hun 10 offer
to purchasers very general ass"rtment-consis"g III
part OF
Aliens coarse bootees and sh cs, pegged and sewed
Mems fine bootes peggrd, sewed, and named
Mems tine shoe, mailed and se9.d
Boys coarse and fne poo'ees pogge1 and se~ed
Boys coarse and fine shoes, peSged and sewed
,.en,lemen,' fine boots nail, ii and pesGed
Gentlemsns' calf skin boots, sewsd
lad,e.' leather and morocco walking shoes, seVers
qualities
LADIES' ,e !. skin walking shoes and slippers several
qualities
Misses leather and seal skin slippers and walking
shoes
Misses and chi!dre 5 leather and morocco ANGLE ties
Mems black fur and wool hats.
Purchasers are invited to call and examine his goods,
as he is discussed to sell On accommodating 'erms'
oct 20 Il
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-20
S4OO KEWaND.

DANAwAY from the subscriber on sunday evening
III last two Apprentices to the Timing business,
viz JAMES HENRY. aged about IL years, slim
YOUTH with remarkab able black mark under one OF bis
ewes; is active and intelligent and very plausible.
The ether, JAMES M'CANN. about the same age.
rather stout made, very high cheek bones. snj has
rather down loDk. They both prett, well r1pe-
rcnced in their business Their Clothing being vari.
Gus. csunot described; but suppose to be dres'
sed in roundabouts reward of Fifty Dollars each
will be given for their apprehension, securing them
so that get them again All persons are forbid har-
boring emp ing. cred,ng said apprentices =, the
peril Of the law. JANIS CORilAN.
No. 10 Baltimore street, Baltimore.
oct lo-5t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-20
GEORGE ANDERSON.
To III. Governor Of Virginia.
. Another letter speaks of It as a watch.

.Auo,her letter speaks Of 1t as watch.
We think there is still some doubt upon the
subject The name that VAS written IN the hymh
b..nA of the man, seen near Prices Tavern. does
no, exactly correspond. We wish the body OF
the deceased could in some way have been pre-.
served 10 spirits 50 as to enable persons ac-
,,,,n,ed with the man 20 have identified the face.
# 1t. features were unaltered by the manner OF
MS death and the time which mad elapsed.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-20
W 0NteA,
SNSNr &c.
Oriental Painting

MISS DOYLE respectfully Informs her friends and
w the ladies' Of Alexandria generally, that she pur
noses giving lessons for few weeks IN this CITY ~ me
above besuis style OF painting ard soci's their pa
,ronsce with the more confidence, MS she can pledge
hcrsclfto commune te perfect knowledge Of her ART
to the most moderate capacity IN the short course OF
lessons er room is at Brook Lodge, under Mr Joness
school where ference, will be given ard terms AIDE
known Specimens of her paintings may be seen al
sis, Kenned.'s Rort Store on King street ii.r class
will commence on Friday next al 9 O'Clock "A H.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-20
This is TO give Notice,

VI%IIAT the subscriber of exa dra County, in the
4 District Of Colombia, has obtained from the Or
plans Court Of said County letters tcs,ementsry on
The estate of Carlyle Fairfax Whiting late Of the county
sfresaiI deceased All persons having claims agsinse
the said decedent are hereby warned exhibit the
same TO the subscriber, passed by the Orphans
Court, on or before the eithteen'h day of Oc'
tobcr, 1882, or the, may bylaw, be excluded from
all be neii said estate, and those indebted thereto
are II CURED to- make immediate payment. Given un-
der m, hand this 18Th ds. of October, 1881.
G. w CARLYLE WHITING.
oct lS-ddw Fx'r of CARLYLE F. Whiting
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-20
Notice is hereby given,

vyNHAT application has been maze for renewal OF 9
i Certificate, NO $50 frtwent, -one shares Of stock
in the Ere Insurance Company of Alexandra, stand
ing 10 the name Of Nehemiah Carson, tn same having
been lost mis- aid, and lated Goth Septcmbers
1870. oct S.-wow
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-20

1 TRACT ofland, Containing 81 acres, in the routy
~ Of Fairfax adjoining lhe land of Jim Dui and
VIM Ball len miles rom Alexandra. Apply
r. 1s,Ior Fq or Daniel Dulany.
oct II 2>wtf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-20
ANNAPoLIs. October 11lh

ANNAPOLIS. October Eth.
=. p. court Of Chmeery The argument on the
P'i"i The Canal Company was continued by MIR.
''u,' ''e Whole OF Friday, Saturday aud to-day
: 5 Coac'aded lis remarks about the usual time
49,, @"Ioirhmeo, Tomorrow Mr.. Writ will con-
'''' NE argument on the same side.