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BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE
 UNITED STATES.

UNITED STATES. N pursuance ofiaw, I, ANDREW JACK a SON, Presidens of the United States of America, do hereby declare and make known, that public sales will be held at the undermentioned Land Offices, in the Territory of ARKANSAS, at the periods designated, fer the sale of the lands here .inafter mentioned, viz:
 A the Land Office at BATEsvILLE, on the 2d Monday in June next, for the sale of the following townships, viz: North of the Base Line aad East of thc .He-
 ridiaa:
 Township ftree, of Range fUe Township four, of Range four. Township Jaoe, of Ranges four, .fse, sir and seueR.
 Part of'townsIIip nine, Of Range tAree. Township len, of Range three. Township thirteen, of Range one. Township .joayfeea, of Ranges oHe, tioo and three.
 Township ygacca, Of Ranges one, -taree. four and fue.
 Township sirteen, of Ranges one, ,tlree, four and fpe.
 Township seueateea, of Ranges one, four and .fue
 Township eigmeen, of Rangesthrce four, ffce and sic. Township nineteen, of Ranges ihree and f6ag.
 Township tneat9, of Range hree. At the Land Office at BATFsvILLE. on the lst Monday in July next, for'the sale of il the following Townships and Fractional Townships, viz: Noyth cf the Base Line and West of the .Ue-
 ridian.
 Township serea. of Ranges f1see, taoen- ty-taoo, fseensy-s3r and hirfg-fwo. Township eight. of Ranges iha.ee. serea, facegty-,Fre, firenty-siT and thiffq-fsuo. Fractional township eight, of Range fours
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-06-15

Pleasant is the joy of grief; it is like ..hsc shower of spring, when 1t soitens the branch of the oak, and the Young leaf lifts its green head.
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Runaway Negro in J all.

CAPTAIN RYAN, of the NE steamboat Atlantic. left in my ENS custody as Jailor, on the 25th S1HS April last, NEG RO MAN, who ssssssa.sss,zz.. calls himself Albert, but says
 his most usual name Is Alfred; is about twenty-one years of age, five feet eight inches high, black complexion, spare built, has a small scar above the left eye in the edge of the hair, appears to have been oeeasioned by burn, also another above the nipple of his left breast, is drest in an old blue broad cloth coat, and Ken lucky linen pantaioons.
 The said negro states that he belongs to a Mir. William Terry, who lives in Jefer- son City, Miss'i. that Ire was raised in Tennessee by Judge Scott, and by him sold to a Mr. Darbey II. Cantrelf, who about christmas last sold him to his present owner.
 The owner of said negro is requested to come forward, prove property pay charges, and take him away, otherwise lie will be disposed of as the law directs.
 HENRY. l.. BISCOE, Sheriff
 and JGiior of Phillips coaafy. Helene, T. T. .Hay 3, 1881. 7-l9w
 Prs fee. el? 50.
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4 .Nyor.-A major of militia, some where in Pennsylvania, who had recent ly been elected, and who was not over burdened with brains, took it into his head, on the morning of parade, to 'sgo out and exercise a little by himself . The 'sfeld' selected for this purpose was his own stoep. Placing himself in a military attitude, with sword drawn, h. exclaimed --ssAttention the whole Rear rank, three paees -baehm He i'm meaiately retreated three steps. aad tumbled down ceilari His wife hear ing the noise he occasioned in falling. came running out, and asked, "My dear. have you killed yourself?" Go into the house. woman," said the Major. "What de you know about srQr!"
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The Steam-Boat " aYerIey,
ORANGE TAVERN, Post of Arkansas.

gnHE subscriber grateful for the liberal s9 encouragement he has received, res pectfully informs the public, and particular iv gentlemen and families canning in, and nassing through the Territory that he con- times to keep house of PuBLIc ENrgR- rAISsfFs;T'. at the sign of the Orange Tree, in tie Post of Arkansas. His table will be abnndantly supplied with the hest the country affords, and his stables with Pien- ty of the best forage, and he trusts y his unremitting attention to his guests, to mer- 1t a continuance of the public patronage.
 R. NJ TARIT0N.
 May. 1eth 1891. e-2m.
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NOTICE.

NOIICE El.
 4 LT. persons are hereby notified that EA certain note executed ny Nicholas Peay and Thomas ". Scott, for the sum .ofseventy five dollars, ill favor of Abraham Secrest, dated on or near the ist of Novefn- her, Is3G will'n be Faid by said Peay S5 Scott.uniess compelled by law. This note is the only one Secrest holds against the subscribers. 1t was given for horse which proved to be wholly yalueiess.
 NICHOLAS PFAY.
 THOMAS ". SCOTT. Little Rock, ffeb. ,, 1881. 45-tf
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Runaway Neoro in Jail.

V AS committed to ny custo-
 H dy, on the stb inst. by samuel AaS Deloach, NEGRO M AN, who s E says his name is ALFRED s.z.kssssz,.e. Said negro is about thlrty-two
 years of age, five feet seven and three-quarter inches high, yellow complex ion, both ears cropped, the first joint of of the fore-fnger of the left hand.
 At the time the said negro was appre- hended, and when first committed to my custody, lie stated that he belonged to Mir. N illam Owen, who resided the Washita river, in the state of Louisiana, and that he lad abseonded about year ago. Since lis confinement in jail, he ac- knowledges to have lied, and now confesses to belong to Mr William Liverit, or Teveret, living in St. Francisville, state of Mississippi.
 The owner of said negro is requested to come forward, prove property, pay charges, and take him away, otherwise he will be disposed of as the law prescrbes.
 HENRY L. BIsCoE, she7if {. vailor
 of Phillips counfg, i. T.
 Helena, Feb. %, 1881. 5e-7sao S16 10
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Dissolution of Copartnership. YEVtif Copartnership heretofore existing X under the firm of WILSON & STEW ART, is this day dissolved U mutual con- sent. Those who are indebted to the firm are requested 10 call and settle their ac- counts immediately, as it is necessary that their business should be closed without delay. R. WILSON.
 J.STEWART. Liffie Roc1, .4pril i. tf2
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MISCELLANY.

The following aneedote E told ol Cox crnor Ray of Indiana. when he crossed the river to meet Gen. Lafayette at Louisville:-
 ssfIis Excellency was ushered into q spendid room, fitted for the interesting occasion. He had been but little ae- costomed to a carpet as the country
 man who walked around 1t en the floor; but treated 1t with less respect. His Excellency was aa inordinant ehewer oftohacco, and had a most juicy mouth, which he emptied with but little cere- mony on tue rich Turkey carpet. whose sp,ei.,iosifs were urfoiicd to the Ma tion's Guest. The servants looked up- on the disgrace to which the carpet was subjected with silent sorrow, but with many a significant gesture which none buta tobacco chewer could fail to under stand. The governor did not take their hints, and the shining receptacle (vul- garly called spit-bor,) was pushed Touad and round for his notice, until he could avoid il no longer without turning his back on the honored object of bis eountry's gratitude. His temper be- came little excited by the acting of a pantomine before him which be did not understand. He only chewed the hard CT, and poured forth the oderiferous sa- liva in increased quantities. At last with much impatience he exclaimed to the servant. f yoas don't take ttat there thing oaray, fH spit f'a t."
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To Journeyman Carpenters. KNHE subscriber wishes to employ, im- S=1 mediately, two or three good JOUR NE EY.ai.4.A. ca P ? 2 MYERS. Good wa ges and constant employment will be given.
 c. W. ENNIS. Liaie Rock, June 8. l-f
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Ullited States of .4merica,3
 Territory of .3rkaHsos,
 County # Washington.
 CIRcuIF CoURT, DECEMBER TERM, 1880. 5. D. Lo''e4, fllf'. ATTACHMENT. George BigdIoao, Deft. Damages s9VV'
 A ND now on this day came the plaintiff, Es by his attorney, and it al searing to the satisfaction of the Court, from the return ofzthe sheriff made in this case, that the said defendant is not resident or residing within the territory, and he having failed to appear as required by law and the rules of this Court It s ordered by the Court, that publication be made in some newspa- per printed in this territory, for four weeks in insuccession. informing said defendant that an attachment hath issued at tire instance of said plaintiff against the goods, chattels, lands, and tenements of said defendant and that unless he the said defendant do by himselfor attorney appear here at the next term of this Court, to be holden on the second Monday after the fourth }ion- day in May next, and plead or file spe- cial bail to this action; judgment will be rendered against him, and his estate so at- tached, sold to satisfy the same, and that this case be continued until the next term of this Court.
 \ true copy-attest,
 BRYAN II. sMITHSON, Clerk.
 .Nag II, 1891. 7-4,p. fS7 1s4l
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Unaed States q .imerica,
 Territory of .4Fkaasas,
 County ef fadePe8deace.
 CfRcnIT CouRT. MAy TERM, 1881. Robert Bales, Gon4pit.
 vs. N IkANCESN. .tss'. R...'5'e,,i, ,5ssss z INJuAeTaeN. A N1 aow on this llth day of May, \. D. .A 1891, caaae tic plaintiff by his atter- neY, and Joseph Beatty. one Of ts.e defend ants in this case. being solemniy called came not, and it appearing to the satasfae- ton of the Court. tfiai said Joseph Beatty Is not an inhabitant uf this Territory: IL is therefore ordered, that unless said Joseph Beatty, appear, plead ordemur. to the com plainaHt.s bill, on or before the second Monday in November next, the matters and things set forth m fie said complain- ant's bill, will he taken pro eo4gesso, and a decree entered aeoordinly, aad 1t is farther s,TsieFs5l, that a copy of tliis order be Pub- lished in the Arkansas Advocate, week ly newspaper published in this Territory, for four weeks suceessively.
 4 true copy from the Record--teste,
 C. r. Ii NOIAND,
 Deputy Cierf. May25, 1891. 9-4w
 Prs fee. S8 9.
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OFFICE OF AMERICAN AAB FOREIGN AerseY TOR CLAIMS, 49 NALL-sr. NEW-YoRg. JAN. 1891.
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CIRCULAR. i.

1l2 Ctesnut.street. Philndellnhi.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-07
Timothy seed,

i FEW bushels fresh Timothy seed, received for
sale by NJ MILLER :. SON.
navy
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-07

BY statements made, ii appears that up to the
18th Of October, the Hudson and Delaware Ca.
nal Company, had transported from their Luzer-
ne coal mines, by Railway and Canal. to Rond-
out, on the North River, rising Of 5000 tons of
coal during the season. Forty thousand tons! /
would be curious to compare the external with
the internal trade of the country. Our wagon.
upon the Lancaster turnpike, usually take about
forty hundred or two tons.
When it is considered that it would have TAX
en- 1000 such wagons to have transported that
we light, it will give the reader some idea Of the
business doing from the Luzerne Anthracite Coal
mines. Look at the thing in another point of
view. A ship of 500 tons is of very clever size.
How many such ships would it load? More than
an hundred and thirty. We doubt whether all
the ships that ply from Philadelphia and New
York to all Europe, exceed this tonnage This
again puts in strong point ofview the extent Of
the anthracite trade, as yet in its infancy.
The whole Of this too, from one township, upon
the Lackawana, on the eastern border of the Lu-
zerne-whch seven years ago was an almost en-
tire wilderness. 1t is indeed wonderful! s'If
such things are done in the green tree what may
We not expect in the y."'-J'Mage Record.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-07
Washington b Brent

"a AVE just opened general supply Of Staple and
i L Fancy
DRY GAODS-Consisting, il part, Of
Blue bsck and brown cloth
brakes neck, green and olive cloth
Blue and green habit do
Bloc black ADD fancy cold kersey meres
Pctershsm cloth, flushing
Rose poiut and dufHe blankets
White re-, green anl scarlet h.nnels
Swanskin aud Canton do
Nerno circassians and bombazetts
Competing blue and green ba,Zes
81 Rob Roy and Ta,tan paIds, carpe, buildings
Blu and brown goats hair csinbet
Silk worsted aud cotton hosiery
Irish linens, lawns and sheeungs
81 i0.4 double and silk damask diapers
Printed cloth able covers and balze
Gamble mlslns, book and SWISS 10
prin.s Of every description
White and colored counterpancs
Black Italian lutstrng and Gro de Swiss
Fiorences. sltias aud India l.evantne
1h'hes Grape and mand rim silk shawls and
hsndkerchefs
Black white and scarlet msriro scarf3
Flag, ban lama and spittalfcd hdsfs
Black Italian craYa;s
Buriaps, sackngs and oznaburgs
Min a large Stock of DOMESTIC GOODS,
Consisting OF satin-s, ned ticking, cotton oznabuigs,
brown and bleac ed shrtings and sheetings, piads.
check sc &c all of which will nc sold low, by the
niece or retail, oct LIFT
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-07
BY GEORGE WHITE.
Book .luytion.
Trustees Sale

JINDER the authorit, of deed { trust, executed
u the 18th day Of August, 1926 by John lewis
and Frances F. /. wis his wife snd recorded in the
Clerks Office OF Primo. William County Court, will
sell! by public auction, at Bren .vilie the first ION
day in Janusr, that being Court day for resdy money,
a moi,t Il
TRACT OF LAND called STEPNEY,
IN Prince Wni,am CGunt,, hring the same shereoIl
john Lewis nov resides, which AS conveyed b, sid
lewis and fe to tie SUBJ croer, Trustee to secure
certain debts therein mentioned
Such tile - vested in the subscriber by the deed
of will he conveyed 70 the purchaser; is belev-
ed TO De questionable
oct Is is ROBERT BABY, Trustee
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-07
Charles EeMnett

III rs imported. by ship Virgins. arrived here, and
III Herald, via Betmor,, and offers Tor sale
Cot, 81 and point blankets, large sizes
- Rose blankets, 60, 10 4, II II d. Is
- \ few pairs bes, fami anke,s
- sh e thread in bales Of 20 dozen; patent
culored and " b Thread
Cambria mtsilns and .timItes
Furniture dimities and chintses, iest variety
f;inghams and aIicocs
Figured pred cotton counterpanrs, large sizes
Vcstings, including six vevets and fioreniines,
Of very best quality
Centle,nens doeskin gloves
Suprrfne cloths AID ker,ey meres
prime assortment OF 4 Irish linens, 5 q and o.
-heetngs
"a and l0-4 table dsmssk, long lawns
Rus,il and Scotch sheet'ngs
"a green flnor cloth hsise
ClsrS's best spool and ball sewing cotton
English cheese, double Gioster and MOI til Wilt.
shi-e ofirs. quality
From The North he has received:
Best black !;sian lucst'ngs
Black silk hosiery, Italian sewing siiks
y crstcd and cot,oniu IN great variety
Swiss muslius figured and pian
Ner,no stptTs. circssslsns and bonoazets
Rlack and drab fine cloth shs~ls
super6n. CHI ppa rUmais
In IA and English bandsnna hdkfs
Black italian cravats
Tick,. nburgs, sackings and osnaburgs
II Gene, al assortment of Domestic Goods,
Co,.,.,np I stnnets beuticks, cotton osnaburGs
Canton n ,nn,l, buwa and besched sheeinss carpet
bindings, CHECKS, pads SC &c
Fine and s,Derine IN RHO shirts and hosiery; shad
and herring iIriport SEINE rWiNE' to be sold very
low tn close consignment
sept lift
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-07

Pa, '''s'''-ihere is much feminine tact in the
-. remark, extracted from Pm Money!
S,,.. lave "a oeen admOnished by the Royal Philo-
to,,. VI uie Jews, that the sun should not 90
'n,l I h',p our wrath; but had Solomon pene-
rnli p''' the mysteries Of the female breast. he
", .,, 1ne additionally interdicted a sunset on
w, - -,," Anger is of briei endurance. aud
Va, 's '''ea to rest; but GOODNESS is long NV
,G,b .yt co'd-blooded animals; it is as the toad
4n,t N', -. Tor thousand wears in the heart of
so, M Wv. We're |, like DR.. Gregory and other
% nv ,1lsucians' to bequeath legacy of counsel
iDaD daughters. | would saw, :. Never sleep
,aQ fail p.sunderstanding with those YOU love; If
limos . ~ss S'nd'y towards them than usual the
'h nat YOU are IN the wrong"
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AUCTION AND GENERAL COMMISSION
HOUSE.
In the City Of Washington, d. G.
SAMUEL, STErrINIys

no3 prepared, u receive ary AMI all mis- IT her.
ehand'ze that may be offered consignment, al his
ol established stand the Centre Market, 1t the
corner OF renns lvsnis Avenue and seventh street,
few doors west of Mr.. jess. Byowns Hotel.
REFERENCES.
Messrs. Charles Cszenuve q 60. Boston.
S, Lawrence Stone dU
A. & A. L,wrence Y Go do
Dana, Evans Daas, DO
Williams 81 Co. do
Joseph " Blown do
Daniel Smith, Newb"ryport.
Chas J Brockwas, do
George s Rathhone, Providence.
Fr,ls ell < Rhodes, q"
Wm Colgate y 20. New York
Buns, iialhburIon y Co do
Tucker Dorr y Co do
Alb Rumse,, do
VIM c.. A,water, do
Lewis y whitneys Philadelphia
evi Garrett < Sons, do
Elton q Beck, do
Samuel Et,ing, do
Hugh e VIM Crawford, j. Baltimore
George 4 esther 4 Co. do
Peter George Sauerwein, DO
Samuel %. Walker do
john Bridges, do
Ja5rz Parker Richmond, Va.
VIM Fow.e g Co. Alexandria
A. C. CazeW We * Co. do
Cohagan white, do
Samuel Mcsser smith, do
Davidson Z Dodge eeO'ss'0wo
Sahret 4. Scott. do
R.C Heightmsn, Washington City
william 6unlon, Esq. do
Doctor Thomas Sewail, Go
odd e Co do
Cla-ke Orme, do
Washington CITY, nov z st
DRAFTS TO- HORROU.
Grand Consolidated Lottery,
Class No %, tor 1851,
will be drawn At Wilmington thei.] on Tuesday, the
9th of November
Sc Number Lottery-lt Drawn Ballots.
Prize of $4,000 prize Of $4,000
do of 5000 10 prizes of 1000
Tickets IS 90; halves sos quarters IS.
Connecticut Lottery, Extra Class No. 90 for 81,
o"r tra~n ~ S.il ~N
CAPITAL PRIZE: $4,000
Tickets s.; have, 90; quarters 50
10 be bad III variety of numbers OF
=. J3sSSE,
Int -v - = chQase Br,' he ndria
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Patent Bakers.

INtSNt bOkefS.
4 FEW patent Bakers, The most cheap an convent
ent article ever introduced into this market for
baking biscuit, pies sc small blaze enough TO boil
kettle being amply sufficient to bake biscuit at the
time. GEO WHITE.
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'SuitioN
VuItl0N
IN Draping, and in the Spanish and hahan
anDuapeS


IN Drawig, and in the Spanish and Hahan
Languages.
g PINISrRI respectfully oilers to :he citizens o.
>. Alexandris his services to teach in the above
trenches,
Mr Pinstr is an Italian artist, has taught in New
York far the space of twelve years. and in this District
for the last three years, an is teaching in some o
tie most respectable families of this place.
Uratping useful to- alto young la'lies, an &C
compl,shnent and elegant finish to their educa
tor; TO young gentlemen, to facilitate aud give al
elegan, hn sh TO their course of pursuits, viz 10 law
yer, in the use of maps, direction of land, &c to
Doctor for the anatomical study, drawing chemical in
strtinents, sc to .rchant, to understand stamps.
patterns, &c to mechanical professions It is not IL 81
useful No tailor IN AXE graceful and we'll suitec
dress without it; to carpenters, ship-builders, house
builders, &c it is indispensable: in fact. there Cannot
be well-hnshed mechanic Ut any kind without
knowledge Of Drawing
This art like AL others, should be taught gradual,
beginning with simple drawing and shadowing II
cron water color, India ink, &c. until the pupil ar
riycs at a proper proficiency To paint in oil.
Any other is not calculated fol
proper instruction The principles ofthe art uuSt be
understood as The learner progresses. " PinisrI re
fers to Mr. q. Oh ,pman. on this head lie propos
es aching all the various branches OF painting, incu
ding imitation in oil cambiic or paper, an exped
tous meh,l and preferable to any other in teaching
The Spanish language is now particular, useful,
States and South America.
The Italian Language-the most beautiful and hsr
nonous OF all tongues will not only b. an accomplish
men, bu, of real and practical advantage. Derived
from The LATIN it must please professed scholars and
stud hts IL is the common and seems to be the
appropriate language OF music, which renders II Pecu
Harry adapted to young ladies Ii is singular tina, there
re no silent letters and every word is ended
bya vowel
Price Of Tuition:
For l pupil, "a lessons to u Quarter so
From to pupils do do each
to 8 do do do dc
10 pupils and upwards do do
Night class for young gentlemen DO
References:
New York, Hon Van Rensselaer,, Hon c. d. Col
den, late Mayor; lion James Kent, Chancellor.
Washington, -. e. Commodore Peterson and Tho
mas Peters, Esq
alex,ndria, Chas. Chaplin, Esq. Thomson Mason,
ESQ late May or, l.. Lewis and Carusl, '.sqs
y pinistr has already commenced his frenine
D,au,ns School at Mr. llslow-,s. As soon as a sui
fceu numper Of subscribers obtained, he will com
m. nee his Sp. niSh Erenng Schoo!
lie can be found at Mrs kebecca Jaylor's. Oh king
street Some rfhis drawings can be seen at Mr.. Mar
tins Book Store.
oct % 3mDs
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SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA, 20. c

PORT OF ALEXANDRIA. %. c.
SAILED, Nov. 5,
Schr. Virginia, Shnn, New York.
Schr. Cherub, Haskill, Newburyport.
Schr. Washington, Knapp, hence at New York
Cd inst.
Schr. Martha, Cheesborough, from Georgetown
at New York, Sd.
Sloop Johnson, Duncan, hence at Philadelphia
4thinst.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-07

Union Canal Lottery Of Pennsylvania,
Glass No. u for 1881,
To ~. drawn IN ph Is Ell h,s on Saturday. Nov5
90 YUHBER L0TTEAf-9 DRAWN BaLLOTS
do of $4,000 so do of 1000
I do of 10000 &c. &c. &c.
Tickets 40: halves ); quarters 2 50; eighths rs
To DC had n a var ETY. numbers t
j. RUMNEY'S OFFICE,
King STREET ppasi eth frank II use
o. Orders from the country will be promptly at.
tended to.
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r.,,s mart of the country there appears to
.,oong true spOr,smen, a strong desire
va -. ,be Partridses Produced BY the few
I'D ,he extreme severity of last winter.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-07

For Rent,
- j.. That desirable Three Story BRICK
@isf DWELLING HOUSE at the corner Of " o'e
% and Pitt streets. at present occupied b, VIII
liam A. Linton, Esq .ihe house is very com
modions and in complete order being thoroughly M.
ishe, and has ssched TO an excellent garden) and
in Tn, neighborhood of good wat r. Possession VII
be gwen on the st December. For terms apply to
JAS CADRN.or
A. ROBERT l. WHITE
oct 2S-2awtlstDrc
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-08-11
NO 50

closer bonds of connection Hesce oas,s
closely connected by easy internal eonmu-
nIcation were attached 10 tile Union, and
parts not thus connected were disahes,ec.
deducins as proof Sorih Carolina. portions
of Georgia, and Virginia.
The Charleston papers are Just giving us
thcacrsants olthe Fourthof July celebration
by the Union and Notification parties Tho
columns Of the Charleston Courier are filed
with letters from Revolutionary soldiers and
men oil influence. expressing M mistaken at.
tachmcnt 10 the Unson. and determination
TO stand by il The Mercury GA the other
hand gives vivid displayed the Modification
parade and Modification eloquence Even
the nisuHienisis dare net ayow open hostile
~ TO the Union, but curb their denunciations
with mock affection as Geld as il is hypo-s
critical. j q Adams has in his late Grafton
given them some arguments Of weight too
potent Tor even The Hamiltons and Nc Duficp
TO bear eff upon their shoulders. To him.
and that n,dlifer OF nullihers, Mr. Websters.
we are wiling TO con6de the advocacy Of tho
Union cause - Portland .7tipsrtiser.