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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-09
New 4 Valuable EoOks

yUSr received on sale by WI MohhSoN'
CD viz.
scou,s Family Bible. fresh supply, and offered rs
,oy sscsn be purchased IN phlsdePhia, New YORK
or Boston. ,,.,
~ CANT quarto and Svo pocket, fit sch"oi o'o'es
o, ttyo, school and pocket te~tsinent'
pr,,er hooks, great variety and elegant edition
Summers expu,tory lecture on Matthew ana marx
pev John Newton's works, complete III Vos' 10
which are prefx,d memoirs OF his lie by the Kew
Holm c. ell \ VI pew edition
Vol 81 of standar.. works Dt the Prot slant tP'sc"
nal Chu.ch, Containing Jewels Apo!og' and ireatse
Oh the scriptures :, -
Lectures ON the evidences of Christianity, by ID.
wilson. 4. ", ,
Th. Christian Student by the Rev. +. flcAersteh
No.es,s Translation Of the Psalms
Memoirs Of The Rev J Townsend FOUNDER OF the
ASYLUM for the Deal and Dumb
Essay on the Hieruglyphic system, ny J. u ID
Grsppo translated lrou the French by l,asc stewart
with notes. &c.
Life cf Gerry. in 2 vols Svo
t,aiIa's Constitutional History of England, vs. oVo
Elements Of Mems PhiIosophy,by 1hos UPhsw'
in 3 vols $50
stuar,s Philosophy of the active and moral powers
of man, III 2vois q, Hin;
The diplomacy of the United States, "a ehn'o"'
wit additions BY Il he odorc L,man Jr III VOLS $40
Drarboru's memoir %! the BLACK Sea, turkey ana
Ep,pt ia vols go, wI,h chart, sc.
Book ui Ieaith
these. together with CREST variety OF M'sce!'ans
os and school Books, will be sold as '"w rs can DC
hsd in any other tnwn in the Union.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-09

s., ~, IL 4 u n,1!N
ss,VF i.,s, operr,i . gvne,si SUPPLY OF Staple and
Fancy
DRY G0ODS--Consistins, in part, OF
Is ne hl,ck and brown Goth
brakes aeck, green and olive c'o'h
Due aud green iabi 90
pIue. black AMI trey cold kerseymeres
Peiersham cloth, fl',inS
Rose pout and uiilr blankets
white r. gre n nd scarle, fl tnncls
Swansk in and Canton 10
Merino cifcassau, and bomhaz~ts
Crrpeting, blue and green b.'ze,
ga Rob i,py and Tartan piar.s, carpet oiuuihgS
Ann. and brow n goats hair canDict
Silk wnrs,cd mud Oton hoS"ry
Irish linens lawns and sheetmgs
"a o 4 tlcube sni silk daTnask diapers
Prin,e, cloth able c"vtrs ana omze
Camb:ic mus!ns, no X and SWISS 10
Prints If every description
" l,ite arti coiored rouattrpants
Rack italian lu,s,rng and Gro de Swiss
F',rences satlu, and Iad'a levanline
Th,na,e crane, anl m,nd rn silk shaws and
hanGkercbefs
Rlsck VIII 4 ana scarlet nneriro sca'ts
F,,u band lama ,nl Spiita.h ii hdAtS
II OK I'aisn crava's
n .ps, sack ngs AM ozn'hurgs
Hin a large Stock Of DOMESTIC GooDS'
t;onss,in; OF satnels, nea uc"''g c'""' 'z'a III
brown and beac Cd shir;inps and shect'nss, iiads'
check. nc &c all Of which viii he SOLD '"s ~ ,n'
piece orre,oii. w. -"
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Ans,N a fuWoara,

Anf,N "A fNWcaFA,
Cphoisterer and .Kattrass NanYdc'"rsr'
.sssSUNVs MS res Dectfnl acknowieds to the
,ub,ic in gen raj ior the very liberal encourage
nent he has RI ceve, and informs them that he has
IN hand general assortment OF
New live gees feather beds
BEST CURED hair mairas
Spanish moss do
Cotton DO
Cat tal do
Straw DO
snf.,s, easy chairs, &c &c.
New We gee feathers and Spanish moss sold by
he largr small quantities.
Al nf s,.h c,n be warranted cf the very best qos
I,v, and will De disposed of on reasonable terms Tor
apprentices Wanted.
I wan, two apprentices TO the Uphols'cIer.s an" wa
trass making business D. A. f'oS"
sent }
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iHaviA Martin

PEAS lust receivs;. All 't!srs far s'le-
: yol u Of lac an 'ricsr literary OF Useful
40 5 u j.. cx5re, Library, containing Au
,obograph, "f ,,sh-r cot! -
Sa Isl Christian Miniature Library ao
The Sbe stor, Book "A vols Ivy
Porter. Ua.cchiyn of arb for 1888! iZ3
.Gis0,
Steel Pens anil Glass ,'..s wnh great variety o
imnrs ,n.. MT, 1 -,
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{'hAvjea Bennett

Charles EenneW
~ ,s ;nnorrd. by ship Virgins, arrived here. and
! I Herald via Bai'morr, aud offers Tor sale
Go,'s 81 and 4 paint blankets large sizes
= Rose blankets. 9-4 10 q, II II 4. 1874
: few pairs oes tamiy snkt's
sh ~ thread N bales Of 20 dozen; patent
culored and = Thread
Camiric mislins ard mites
Furniture dmities and chintses, great variety
t,,uynu,ns aud sicors
F,yured coloreG cotton couutcrPan' s. large sizes
yes,ings, including silk velye,s and fioreni,nes'
ofYery best quality
Gentlemen doeskIn gloves
Superine cloths a~l eerseymeres
4 nrm, assortment OF a IRISH Iiaexs, Sd and %
she. tings
84andlO-4 able dsmasS, long lawns
Russ. end scotch sbeeiihGs
"a green floor cloth base
cy.rk's hes, sAool and bali ewing cotton
rmgI;sh cheese. double Gloster and north WIN
sir-e IL Hrs ia'ty
T,.o,a the Nonh ne has received:
Rest black .taiIsn iu,estJings go
pj,ck silk no ier,, Italian sewing silks
y ors,ed and er.,on hose in great variety
Swiss musins figured and PLAN
Ner,no ,tufls, cirCassens aud bohDaSe's
Dj.,S aud irab fine Goth sha"is
superlnc chrras r"nsis
In ia ana Engish bandanna hdkis
Black italian cr,ssts
T;ctlenburgs, sackings aud osnshsrgs
a eoeroi assortment Of Domestic Goods,
f,nis,,g sn,Iincts, betiticks, cotton osnsburGs,
-, ,,,l brown and biescbeh sheetings, carpet
bindings. CHI, cks, p'st's, &c &C.
Fine and suoerfue m rno shirts and fi'slery; saad
and herring Brdport SEINE TWNEi to be suldv
low to close consignment
sept LIT
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70 ttent,
Tavern for Rent.
The PUBLIC HOUSE at King George

: 6. Cou House vuId be rented to.s good ten.
~ an one to FIVE ears. IL is the only ono
.a., at the place, is spacious and in good pair,
having attached to il grazing lots snd stabng Tor 40
or 80 horses. The furniture in the house, which
is o.; the requisite quality and abundance. would be
sold 10 tie tenant very accommodating terms Pos.
session may be had LIT January, sooner if desired.
Apply to poc,or 3. Johnson, King George II.
Va orto GEO. JOHNSON & Co.
sputlU-t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-09

Eeorge l"M,.s & so.
- AVE lust rec, iycd aid f"T sale,
"a 40 boxes plug tobacco
II to the pound
In Store.
pipe S bids. L. q, 'itd 10 eghths best Ns-
ieira vine OF their own importston' wat
ranteo pure NJ
so quarter casks and indian barrels, Harsei'Ies
Madeira. of superior qua!y
equar,er casks Sicily Madeira GO
5 bales spinning cotton, tor retailing
9c.sks cheese low to close sales
os bose IS superior real Havana segars
bales brown dom sizes ga % "A woe
barrels bright varn'sh ,,e,,s
In room in front of -. roo thee
-FOUR FORrEPIANOS of fine tone,
and splendid Workmanship al OF VINO" are 0''''e' u"
pleasing 'crms
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-09
For Rent.

For Rent.
.ss,z.,s That very desirable property, at present
sssE occupied Dy Messrs. Chamberlain L Harris at
3sa s. the corner Of Prince Street
go Tie stand is believed to be equal to any
other for the grocer, business; the wharf proRta-
bic one. Toa good tenant the terms will be low; and
possession gwen the 23d Janusry next For teims sp.
pyto JANE 5. CHAMBERLAIN.
sent ST
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-09
From the Louisiana Advertiser.
XICO.

1t is ever pleasing to record the evidences Of
the triumph of free principles and their sure con.
cemitant-the prosperity Of the commercial,
agricultural and manufacturing interests of those
Governments BY which such principles are en-
couraged. Accordingly. we have derived no
small degree Of satisfaction, from witnessing,
from time TO time, the various steps by which the
Republic of Mexico has advanced from condi-
non bordering on anarchy, to one of entire secu-
rity, and its unvarying attendants, prosperity at
home. and confidence abroad.
It may, perhaps, seem better than the most la
bored argument that could be made to refute the
injurious impressions that are still attempted BY
some to he kept up. regarding our sister Repub-
lie, to recur to some facts that have been brought
under our own observation. Facts are "stub-
born things" which outweigh whole columns cf
mere vague assertions We have been apprised
that on The SOth ultimo, the American brig En-
ma, Capt. Hayes, sailed from Philadelphia for
Vera Cruz. with a cargo of Gas boxes, contain
inc the machinery. complete, for the establish
ment Of factory Tor carding spinning and weav-
ing cotton, which by order Of his Excelency Lu-
cas- A!amau, Secretary Of State Of the United
Mexican States, Mr.. F. Pizarro Martinez, the
Consul of the Mexican Republic in this city, had
contracted for in Philadelphia last year.
The machinery, we are informed, is accompa-
MED by director. two weavers, carrier. a
founder and two mule spinners. The director,
Mr.. Thomas M 'COrmick, has salary of $4,000
per annum; and the other individuals who 20 out
With him, are allowed salary corresponding
with his. They are all advantageously known
in this country, having been formerly employed
in the best manufactures in Manyunk, near
Philadelphia
We have in our possession for the inspection
Of the curious, samples OF thread and muslin,
which has been manufactured from Mexican cot.
ton, IN Philadelphia, by the same machinery that
has since been shipped in the brig Emma. Its
quality and the workmanship is quite superior
for the description. Our friends need but call at
the office and inspect to be convinced that the
time is not far distant when our own cottons,
superior as they are, are destined to fnd, in
Mexico, far more formidable rival, than in the
British imitation. Of American manufactures.
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et, aud ;s now in Brideweii, upon inform,s,,
given by his brother, that Wansley, one Of A.
pirates. entered into an agreement with Johns,
to share the money in case Wansley should >.
clear otherwise. Johnson was to have the yh''
at the same time stating to him where the L0
" was concealed. The reason OF The 5rohe,,,
complaint Mt this time. is said to be refusal on A.
part of Johnson TO divide the spoil with him, A.
cording to an aIlege! agreement. The amour,
reported to have been obtained by johnson, !,
about five thousand dollars.
FYre.-About two o'clock yesterday morn,r,
the premises occupied by Mr.. John Needles, Cab
net Maker, in Hanover street. were dscoycredh
be on fire. The back building, three stories hlg
in which large number of workmen were en-
pIoved. was entirely consumed, together with Ii,
unfinished furniture, tools. lumber, &c. T
prompt and active cxertions OF the fremcn comm
ed the flames To the building in which they ori.,
mated. 81 that no part of the front house, in Wild
all the flashed furniture was stored, received
anv injury. We understand that the loss b,,
been estimated at LOCO: but the interruption o
business and destruction Of many valuable nat
terms, &c. viii no doght increase it considerable
An insurance to small amount was effected q,
the building destroyed. We are sorry to adj
that ii is believed 20 have been the work II an H.
cendiary. - baltimore Hinericaa
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-09
COMMUNICATED.

Mr.. EDITOR: Having recently attended an
Examination at Mr. Jones' Female Seminary,
was particularly gratiled at the manner in which
the young ladies acquitted themselves. The
promptnoss. and facility with which they answer
sd number Of very difficult questions Oh the va
rious bran cbes in which they we're instructed,
does great credit to their application and talents,
as we'll as to the ability, industry, and qualfca-
lions Of their teacher.
Mr.. Jones has introduced system Of mental
arithmetic, which is well calculated to exercise
the powers Of the mind and to improve the judg-
mcnt. he has been fayOraby known to the pub.
tic as an Instructor of young ladies for many
years, and his recent efforts fully prove that con-
fdence in him has not been misplaced. A.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-09

The Temperance Reformai,on.-If one would
see the full extent of the temperance refo nation,
let him 60 to the interior of New England, which
possesses the advantage of homogeneous popula-
ton, and is therefore best calculated to exhibit
united concert ofaction There YOU may fnd many
townships villages where the transfer nation is
great as if parched and withered meadow should
be suddenly changed into the freshness, bloom
and verdure of spring. Rum is stranger and an
enemy. The people, as they think of the hated
union from which they have been divorced, won
der at what they have been, and exula at what thew
are. They feel like an e'nancipated race. light
ened from the chains, aud slorying in their free
dom.
The same purifying influence. thong not in an
equal degree. extends to the seacoast and to sea-
men; to the crowded population of towns and CT
ties. OF this the writer has had a beautiful H.
Iustration, during short stay in New. Bedford.
The change which he witnessed, was at once as
tonishing aud delightful. A few years ago, when
he stopped at that place, and at the same public
house OH the present occasion. he could not but
remark the extraordinary attraction which the bar
afforded to a multitude of people, who presented
themselves successfully for their teddy, sling,
cherry, Jamaica. brandy, gin, &c. as if these va
nous notifications of liquid poison constituted
Sundays it was decidedly worse than on other
days. The stream Of thirsty persons was more
incessant, and their thirst more ardent. Although
many went Immediately away, others remained to
enjoy the society of their companions, and of
consequence the bar-rOOm was a continual scene
Of noise and dissipation; SO much so as often to
be a serious annoyance to persons in other parts
of the house.
Behold now the change! Last Sabbath and the
Sunday previous, the writer was at the same pub
lie house, kept by the same gentleman as before.
The bar-room was locked up all day and evening;
the few persons who came for liquor were inform
ed that it was not for sale there on Sunday; the
house was perfectly quiet, and the family were
able to enjoy their retirement. The same ,cas
the case 1--WE were assured)a0ih erery other tauern
in the place. Not one is open for the sale Of Ii.
quur on the Sabbath. And what is better, the
arrangement is entirely voluntary on the part Of
the proprletors, though recommended BY the Sc
lectmen OF the town at the last renewal of licens-
es Need we mention the effect of such course
upon the general morals of the place? How much
crime and misery it prevents-how much happi- |
ness it secures!
An intelligent gentleman informed US that of
more than 100 ships belonging to that
port, very considerable proportion (5sif we re-
member right had made their last voyages with
out the aid of ardent spirits, unless perhaps |
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|
day afternoon. July slst, the Catskil mountains
were enve'oped in dripping cloud. Cool and
refreshing gusts Of wind swept past the mount.
ain house. as il in contrast to the heat and dust
OF the world below; and soon the mass of clouds
was driven to the eastward, and the sun came out
in unclOuded beauty. In moment after, one
| of the brightest rainbows we ever saw was des-
cribed on the bilowy clouds which the strou.
winds were sweeping before them. Ii was per
feet semi-circle; not those nklinss of Il rainbow,
those segmeDts and stray ends of the bow .hat
that we usually see,-but it rose high, grand, per-
feet, and iudescribaby beautiful, like an arch Of
sapphire thrown over the portals Of all imaginary
heaven. Language is too poor to describe the
grandeur of the scene. Running the eye along
the river, which seemed to form tho chord of the
arch, the diameter appeared to be about thirty
miles, measuring by the known objects in sight
on the shore; yet this was but.an optical faIIacy.
a hemisphere OF thirty miles in diameter would
have thrown an arch higher than the eve could
trace it. However, it had all the grandeur Of
appearance that real semi-circle of these sup
posed dimensions would have presented to those
who stood on the lofty piazza of the mountain
house and watched this sign in the heavens with
breathless admiration. The colours defed the
imitation Of human art; they absolat ely burned
IN their glory, and threw by their reflection,
second bow parallel to the original one, perfect
and unbrOken, with far lyeIier colours than the
real rainbows usually preseD<
The gazers could only say-language is too
poor to describe this thing And it was only 10
show the feebleness of comparison when one sug-
gested its resemblance to n bold arch of tie
cloud bridge over which angels might walk; and
another remarked that it was like line of Shak-
foo{ ho ,rot
any thing but itself IN the grandeur of its moral
meaning.-Badger's Heekty Messenger.
Police; 1T will be recollectcd that the pirates
of the brig Vineyard. when they reached Barren
Island, were stated to have buried the money
which they brought on shore with them; and that
though diiigent search was made. no traces of the
hidden property could be discovered. The New
York Evening Journal states that John Johnson,
resident of that island, at whose house the pirates
lodged the night after their arrival, has been arrest
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mere tlhe " be.Isc,l m aase-of wounds or SICK
ness. One Of these has brought IN over 5,o0o
barrels of oil within the last 8 mouths, and the
captain remarked to US that he was perfectly sa-
tls6ed his men were more efficient without ardent
spirits than they could have been with 1t:
TN T. Jour. Of CON-
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The Maine State Convention at Portland, Of
the Cd inst. unanimously nominated for Cover
or, Hon Daniel Goodrnow, Of Alfred, which DO
mInation it is understood Mr.. G. accepted.
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The Philadelphia Chronicle mentions that @
opening the trunk of an accomplished your
rogue, lately taken by the police Of that city, ae
now i'll prison, his library was found to cOn't
Of history Of the Pirates, and set Of Balrr
NoUeis.'
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The August number Of the African Reposi!Or,
contains Mr.. BREcKENRIDGE's able address 70
the Colonization Society of Kentucky, and Othst
articles of interest, to the friends of the Colorv
at Liberia.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-10-20
PUBLIC SALE
az SADDLES and other raiuaJie Pro

~ SADDLES and other raiuaJie Pro.
perry.
WILL be sold. At public sale. in iron,
w of l. n. Carriers store house, liar.
Pcrs- Ferry. on Saturday next. the cad
inst ut II o'clock. ten o. twelve Men.
SADDLES. some OF which are first raie:
one Boys ditto. several Ladies' ditto, 70
gether with variety OF Bride Leathers
aud Harness. Also.
PARCEL OF STOVES.
large number OF llogsheads, Stand
Casks and Barrels. most (which are iron
hoped. Also. first and splendid
Clothes Press. together with many valua-
BILE aud useful articles.
Oct 20, 1881. l. n CARTER
eEAll persons indebted TO the subscri
Der. are earnestly requested to call and
pay, or make some suitable arrangement
forthwith. as no indulgence will IN any wise
be given. Mr.. John Moore i, authorised
10 settle accounts and receive monies due.
The necessity OF this step is obvious, ne
have closed my store at the Ferry
I. n CARTER.
Hsrpers- Ferry. Oct. 30. 1881
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PERE.MPTORY
Sale of Road Stock.

TN pursuance Of the act Of Assembly, and
- an order Of the President and Directors OF
the Smith6eld, Chariestown. and Harpers.
Ferry Turnpike Company, MI tie Shares
OF the Capital Stock Of said Company. upon
which any Of the instalments remain unpaid.
will be thrown into market.
The board will therefore offer. at public
auction. to the highest bidder, for cash, on
Saturday he 22d Of October neIt. ALL THE
SHARES upon which, at that time, any IN.
s'aiment may remain unpaid. The sale will
take place at BeckhAm's Hotel in Charles.
town, at - O'Clock. ~.
The last instaiment called in was PAYABLE
on the LIST Of May. More than three months
have expired since that time. The punetusi
stockholders have just grounds Of complaint
against delinquen's, as well as against the
BOARD for its Iiljudged ieni,y. they are los.
ing the interest on their money, and the dc.
linquencies retard the work in a most yexA.
tous manner.
By order Of the Board of Directors
\. HUNTER. Sec'y,
Sept. %, 1851
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-10-20
Died

Oo the 9Th inst Mrs. BrERs, Wiz, or Mr. ia
cob Byers, OF shcphcr,istown. aged about thirty
ycars-a mos, worth, anil amiable woman.
on the llth lust. Mrs CATuiniNk MorrEa,
wife OF MIR Johu Mottcr, Of shephcr,is;o~o,
aged about 81 years.
The deceased resigned L.r l.ie it'll that calm
"a - a' u,shakcn tat, which always slaras ~
,le death bed OF Christian. Ia all tie relations
OF hic, size Was most exemplary. Possessed ct
those qualities which dcserycdy rendered her the
object Of Affection to her BETRAYED husband and
relatives, and vi rr,pect and good will TO her
neighbos--her demise ca..not b. contemplated
bat ala the deepest emotions of sorrow Hut tl.c
arrow at death Is deprived OF i'll sting, b, the
eonsolstory reflection, that she retired from the
world. chccrcd and sustained D., the Influence of
Divine Truth. and in "a confidence which bsni sics
the gloom oil the grave, AMI lights the soul 10 its
abode IN the skies.
On the same day, Mr.. GroReK w. Boxo. OF
Harp rs-Ferry, aged about 10 years, leaving n
wife and several small children.
On "Wednesday the 18th instant, Major DAVID
CAsrIrSAS. of Frederick ,uniy, aged about 81
On Saturday nigh, last. after seven months ILL
ness, ia the 6is, year of her age, Mrs JANE Belt,
wife at MIR. JOSEPH, he'll, IL Berkeley county.
On Monday las,, after short illness, MIR Tho
MAS RRvcE, Of this eount,--a native ot Scotland.
On the evening OF the same ,lay, Wa. HESnr,
aged wears, son OF Mr.. Samuel Cameron, of
this county.
On the sth inst, HANNAH JAxg, infant daugi-
ter of Nir. Peter |. johnson, of Smithicld, ia
this county, agcd months and - days.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-10-20
TO the FRIENDS OF HOME INDUSTRY

The -ucrnies of the American SyS,-,a, under
the name of Advocates Of Free rr~.le. arr NAL :
,ng arrangements fcs formidable attack upon the
arii at the approaching session of Congress -.
\ convention composed az their mos, imposing.
names, and mos, efficient partiSans, has latei,
bcen "a session IN Philaaelpha- Il. order 10
cbuncract their attempts to destroy NC o IA, q,
pa, forth nil our effort to sustain tla, system
~"eh - S.d must &c the support OF our prosper,-
t. Foo this pnrpo>.. Won are invited to a,,'nd !,
needing Co be held AZ the Court-iIouss in Charles
town GA FRIDAY next. ('rO-MORROW, J at ? o.
clock. u VI to appoint one ar more dclcgatcs
ON i.aif al the people Of Jefferson, to a,tcnJ the.
agricultural. Mechanical. Manufacturing, aud
Commercial Convention, which is To meet ia New
York ON the Goth day OF this month
MANY CITIZENS.
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PUBLIC SALE.

WILL be sold. on Monday the
w 3lst day Of October, 1881, al
tho residence Of the late George Washing
ton, deed. about miles from Charles s.
town. on the road leading to Smithield
great variety OF valuable personal pro.
perty. consisting in part. Of the follow ing
Farming Utensils ofcrery description,
Uheai, Rye, and Corn.
Horses. COics, and Sheep,
Hogs Of the best breed in the neigh
borhood,
Stock Of erery description.
Udg0ns, Gears, DC.
Household Cherry and Mahogany
Furniture, Piano,
Kitchen Furniture,
n frst.rafe Cooking Store. &c.
credit OF six months will be given on
all sums Of FIVE dollars and above, the
purchaser giving bond and approved secu-
riiy-cash for all sums less than five dol
lars No property 10 be removed until
the terms Of sale shall have been compli-
ed with. Sale TO commence at 10 o'clock
wM. 7. WASHINGTON, .id,n'r.
Oct 20, 1881.