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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-28
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TEAS received enJ IL in s-.s-
IL Extra supcrfne blue /. Aok c,oths
S...o,,, f,uabty do H. 80
superfne blue, dr.b, AID Ang ie5ea aixed kerses.
meres
Ditto blue, granite, and steel mi sed ss,ne.s; mixed
cassnetts
S,p.,6ne and common white and coisr1d Sarseiiles
vesting ,o
Linen drilIings, superior quality and common do
Stripcd leans and sateens; twilled stripes and cot
ton cassmeres
Rouen cassimeres blue and yellow nankeen
super6ne and common "a checked and striped ging
Cambrick, jaconet, book and null musins
o8 iaconet and book hdkfs, linen hdkfs, and grass
cambrics -.
large assortment of fancy cotton hdkis
Cd cambria dimity; linen cambrics; oolored co
Rest black Italian Iustrng; 1st quality French do
Ladies' best 3-thread cotton hose; common 40
sd;es' best uoskin and beave gloves Sentiemens
ditto ,..o, ,o.,ds
Millinetts, buckrams suspenders buttons and modds
Linen and diaper tapes; carpet ana quN"9 o'"'"s''
Rlue. black and cloth sewing silk and patent threads
74.S4. 81 cotton diaper; brd's-eyc and o'her IL
men ditto d.,s.,;. co,.
rs and "A tckmgs; ps'd anu '''Pe' o''"e'''> WV
tons
auIr;sh linens: brown Hollands of avery superior
quality ao,r;,rh.;s.
A General assortment of bleached and enb'sached
domestic cottons ,
Scotch sacking, osnaburgs and buriaPs
White and brown tickienburgs and cotton osna'
And by the Monongahes, expected daily at rhiia'
delphia, lie will receive a fu Their supply o.
Cotton hosiery, English ga'oon
Ball and spool sewing cotton apr
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-28
Marshal's Sale.

- virtue of two DEGREES of the Superior Court Of
ID Chancery for the Fredericksburg District, pro-
nounced on the 9th day Of April, 1922, and 9th day
tween Charles Coleman, Executor of James Coleman.
deceased, Robert Reid, and Thomas Shreve, Plaintiffs.
and George w. Hunter, Administrator of william
Sheppard, deceased and others, Defendants, shall.
ontae mra Monday an June ntrf before the front door
day. expose to sale, by public aucion to the highest
bidder upon credit Of six and twelve months, 1.-THE
purchaser giving bond and security, and lien upon
the land sold TO secure the payment of the purchase
money!
a CERT.AIN TR.ACT OF LAND.
of which the said William Sheppard died seized and
posse ssed, situate lying and being in the county aore-
said, containing
Three Hundred and Forty 7mo and a halt .4cres,
more orless. subject to the right Of dover Of the De-
fendsnt, the widow Of the said William Sheppard
therein. JOHN STANARD
may II -2awt2OthJune NJ p C.. d.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-28
Notice.
may 5-eot4thJy

rTNHE subscriber intending for Florida offers for sails
Il the TRACT OF LIND whereon he now resides
in Northumberland County, State of virgnis contain.
ing IS acres, with 1good orchard. houses, outhouses
store, blacksmith shop, ship and lumber yard, being
good stand for all the above branches of business.
which he has carried on to advantage for number Of
years. and not exceeded by any place in the Northern
Neck for health, convenience, and commanding an ex.
tensive view ofthe Potomac and mouth of Yeocomico
rivers navgable water with abundance of fish and
oysters two thirds around it.
Also, another TRACT of seventy-tive Acres.
about three ourths Of mile from the former, also on
nsvigsble water, witha good Orchard, House, and
Barn,
Also another TRACT of one hundred and
twenty five acres about mile and half from the lat.
ter. having only Dwelling House and few Fruit
Trees, but heavily timbered with Oak Chestnut, Ce.
dar, and Spruce Pine; being only about two hundred
yards from the head Of tide water.
The whole OF these places are watered with never
failing springs and sufficient quantity of each in cul.
vation; and the land of as good quality as any in
the neighborhood. u not sold before the 5th day Of
July next, they will that day. If fair not, the next
fair day, be sold at public auction, the premises
Terms liberal, and made known the day of sale.
will also sell on that day, all the remaining stock
of Dry Goods, Hardware and Groceries, with mum.
Der of other articles too tedious to enumerate
The first Tract may be had by paying about one
haf the remainder, with forty fifty oflsnd adj
joining, may be had during Thos. Wroe's life by be-.
coming curator for him. great bargain msy be had
of all either of the above places by applying the
subscriber on the premises, or to Lindsay, Till Co.
Alexandra, d. C.. JAMES LOWE.
YeocOmico apr 18-eot5thJy
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YrNstee,s Sale.

ITNDHR the authority Of deed of trust. executed
u on the 18th day Of August, 1926. by John Lewis
and Frances + Lewis his wife, and recorded in the
Clok's Office ofPrince William County Court, will
SELL BY public auction, at BrentsvilIe, on MONDAY.
the 4h day Of July merit, for ready money, moety Of
TRACT OF LAND called STEPNEY,
in Prince William County, being the same WHEREOF
John Lewis now resides which was conveyed by sail.
Lewis and wife to the sbscriber Trustee to secure
qcr:ain debts therein mentioned.
Such It'll as is vested in the subscriber by the dead
Of trust will be conveyed TO the purchaser, it il be-
lieved to be unquestionabIe.
ROBERT BAILY, Trustee
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For sale,
A 7R4CT OF LIND

IT. II 7RACT OF LIND
GsEsS on the Falls Church Road, within one mile OF
rs the Cotton Factory. containing l37t scres'
s9As, wh,:h will be sold in lots if desirable. Also,
An undivided part Of the TRACT OF LAND
between Shooters Hill and The Lcesburg Road, con
tanning A acres, at present leased to Wm N. Mills for
5 dollars per annum Aiss
A LOT OF GROUND, containing 81 acres,
binding on the western line OF he Corporation, and adj
joining the lot owned and occupied by Col. Peyton -
Also,
A SQUARE OF GROUND in the Town OF
hlexandra, bounded by Pendleton. Henry, Wythe,
and Fayette streets Also,
A HALF ACRE on West and Cameron
streets.
The above property will be sold low, on application
.o WIN. ID MUTT
feb I'D
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Notice..

Notice.
The elegantly fitted Canal Boat
Charles FENTON MERCER
Captain FENLoN,
TWILL commence her regular trips on TUESDAY.
w Nav 5. leaving the Canal (Georgetown) daily a,
g A. NJ ior SENECA, and return the same afternoon
To the Citizens of the District of Columbia, and the
well wishers of Internal improvements, anoppor'uh,y
is now offered Of witnessing OF the grandest WORKS
progressing in the world The romantic scenery s'Sne
will amply compensate all who can set apart one day
for this great work
.nA"SIm w. w. FENLON.
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.Fat quill faAt, arrive quill pourra''
district If Cayumbia,
County Of alexandria, Set.

APRIL TERM, 1881.
The United States of Americs, Cpmplainants,
against
Humphrey Peake, William Lane Thomas Mount
Samuel Smith, Amos AlexaIsicr. James Eng
fish, Horace Field, Robert S, Blackjack, vii.
liam N. Mills, Abel Holbrook, <siexanfer Perry,
Thomas Brocchus, James Cloud, Augustine
Newton, Jesse Wherry, Davi0 Ricketts,, John
Hampton, Windsor Mills, Rsbert A. Mills
George Chapman, Richard Hp-4ilexander, Da- :
MEL Keeble. John Love, Lewii Bipkins, Tho
mas K. Beale Jonathan Scho6esd, Gen. Bruce,
Thompson Simpson, Thomas Swami, Jr Geo
Kincaid, y iam Rhodes, WiiliSm Veitch, Jo
seph Bowen, John Swayne, Frs.ces Swami, adj
ministratrix If VIM. T. Swami, Vim. b. Alexan
der. Alexander Scott, Benjamin g. Orr, Robert
p. Degge, N. x Z. Blackjack, eas. A. Brown,
Reuben s Bowie. Benjamin Baden, Cook &
Clare, Thomas Cruise, Jonsthais Pield, Charles
]. Love. John McCobb, Elcot Muse, and Ma
ry Ann Wilbar. Defendants
'VNHE Defendants, Humphrey Pcnhe, HiHiam Lane
4 Amos alexander. Jesse Wherry David Ricketts,
John Hampton. George Chapman. Drnia Kee6ie, JOIN
Lore George Bruce Thompson &npson, George KIN
.4eraader ,eott Benjamin Orr, Robert f. Degge, AZ
ehoas Biackioek. Thomas Cruise. Charles L. Loue, En-
colt Muse and Nary .ann Tlbar, not having entered
their appearance suit and given security accord
ing to the statute and the rules OF this Court, and
appearing tc the satisfaction If the Gst that the de
PENDANTS last mentioned not inhabitants OF the DIS
trict of Columbia. the motion Of the Compliments
by their counsel, IL is ordered, That they do appear
here on before the first day of the next Noyembe
Term of this Court aud their appearance to thu
suit, and give security for performing the DEGREES
the Court; and that copy OF this order be forthwith
publisher in the Alexandria Phenlx Gazette tor two
months SUCCESSFULLY and that another copy be Postee
at the front door of the Court house Of the said county
Test: EDN. l. LEE, &C.
may 12--2m
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Sugar, Molasses, &c .


100 HHDS New Orleans and Porto Rico sugars,
lUVt part of which are prime
"a hbls. white and brown Cuba do
do Porto Rico do
10 hhds New Orleans mOlasses
2pipes Cognsc brandy, GoddArd's brand
4 do Holland gin
l. hhds. and brls. Lisbon wine
half pipes sherry do
u Gait, boxes gunpowder tea
half chest poushong do
100 pieces German Hessians
100 DO brown rolls
6 do fire bIeached tickiinburgs
100 bundles Crooks cotton yarn
$500 quincy bags
100 bundles binders and bsndbox boards
$50 reams super and No and letter paper
90 do Pot and Cap do
Baker's and Iapham's no chocolate in Boxes
and halfboxes
Patent shot, from the PhGnis 20. assorted
1000 bushels Turks Island salt
For sale by >. hESsEKshiih'
apr
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Sherbet. &c.

SHERBET and Soda, seidlitz, Magnetism, Epson
OCheitenham, Congress, and Saratoga Waters. to he
had in the highest state OF perfection, during the v.rn
season. sou'h sae OF King street, near Newt0ns Hoeei
spr4 WIN. LAEPHIER 4 r..
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Real Bottling Cellar.

II J. sAlVErAT has on hand an assortment OF
Cha NP1IGN e CL3RET WINES, among
which are Vim Blanc de Grave. Madeira, &c Of his
own Importation London Porter iiibbert's Brown
Stout, Albany Newburg and Philadelphia, George
sown and Alexandria Ale and Porter; bottled Grab C
der Althese he is prepared to send reun! to his Gus
TONERS in prime order. Good strong and distilled W.
negar; Corks of various qus!ities.
nyenr and securing continued q, heretofore. Cash
given for old BOTTLES. en-
b order Tor any of the above articles will be
attended to- either for hcme abroad, 10 suit the eli
mates 10 Which vessels may be Gound"-sn object OF
some importance commanders no arc aware oftheil
cabin s,c,@s being thus prser'
Roysi street, Alexandra.
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Warehouse to Rent.

Ssrs The Warehouse at the corner of King & Union
/ g streets, now occupied by Mr.. James NJ Acitea'
may be rented, and possession given 18Th July next
apr q SA 81. B LARMUUR y Go.
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SNring Goods.

CANNELL & WISE,
TINE received part Of their spring supply OF new
III and fashionable GOODS, and invite their hiencs
nd the nublic to call and examine them.
On, case of Dia,stable BcRnets.
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salt ahOat.
T OF Sale,

, VALUABLE Female House Servant and one
Il Child, also female, about seven months old
The woman is about IS or "a years Of age, and well
|9puinsd with all kinds Of house work, having been
nsed in town. and always employed in the necessary
ates Of cooking, WASHING, &c &c she Is so'o ,or
% fault circumstances only render it necessary She
all no, be sold out of the District Inquire OF the
tna,er may %
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-28
Charles Bennett

Charles Bennett
HAS imported and offers for sale
Ill Best spool and bali sewing cotton. all NUMBERS
Iadies' 8 thread cotton hose, best make
plsck English galoon, first quality
Rest yellow hemp, half beached, and white hne
shoe thread
Patent colored and W. B. tailors' thread
One case 4, ~, and Id. German pms NC &C
apr IS
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SALES AT AUCTION.
district Of Columbia,
Cn,ilfu af .4iern1drir Set

County Of .4ierdndrid, Set.
APRIL TERM, 1881.
William Towers, Complainant,
John L. Towers and others, De- "
PENDANTS,
vTlHIS day the Defendants by Robert Brockett their
L Guardian, appeared and filed their answer, and
this coming to be heard by consent, upon the
bill and of the Defendants aores and sp
pearng the satisfaction Of the Court that the real
estate of which Thomas Towers died seized and pos.
sessed, and in the Compliments bill mentioned, and
the annuity or rent charge payable to the estate, if
sold, would not produce to esch heir the sum of one
hundred dollars, is therefore deereed and ordered,
That the Marshal of the District of Columbia, his
Deputy, proceed to sell the possessions in the Com
plsnans bill mentioned subject to the right of dover
of the widow Of the late Thomas Towers for cash. first
giving fifteen days previous notice in the Alexandria
Gazette OF the time and place OF sale.
Copy-Test:
EDM. I. LEE, C. c.
TO- In pursuance of the above Decree, shall
proceed to sell, the premises, for cash, TUES
DAY, the 7th day of June neat, at 10 o'clock,
RwA ONE LOT OF GROUND, situat-
&nTk ed at the corner of Pitt and Cameron SITS
f. s1j0, upon which is erected Brick Stable, sub.
Iject to an annual ground rent of 500 per
year Also,
ONE OTHER LOT, situated on Royal street,
on which is Smith Shop, now under rent to John
West subject annual ground rent of S52 Is; also,
ONE ANNUITY of 500 81, payable to the
estate of Thomas 'owers, deceased, on certain OF
OF Ground fronting the alley north 0the Theatre 20
east by the lot with the shop thereon, and south by
the property occupied by James English.
C. SCOTT, ID. N.
may2S For Henry Ashton. Marshal.
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may IS
Valuable AOuAOun AaMA
LDp NaI


WILL be sold, on the premises, on TUESDAY,
w the 2dday Of .4ugnsfner,
A FARM. containing Four Hundred Acres OF
first farming and grazing LAND. nov in the pos
session of James 3owles 1t is generally known that
particular description is deceived unnecessary; but
suffice it to say that its advantages desirable and
peculiar. The turnpike road leading from Berry 5
Ferry Alexandria its southern boundary tor
a considerable distance, and in addition, there are,
within the distance from half mile to two and
half miles, three valuable merchant mills. Said land
lies about five miles above Hiddleburg, and mile
and half below Upper,ille in healthy and agreea
BILE neighbOrhood.
80 The Improvements are comfortable,
aTsM and such AS are convenient for all the neces.
HIN sary calls ola Farm large quantity OF stone
49, ferceis already made on the premises and in
addition there is suffciency ofstone to enclose the
whole Farm
The terms will be-Onehslf of the purchase money
in hand and The balance in two equal annual payments;
for the credit payments deed of trust will be requr-
ed on the whole tractto secure the payment thereof
WILLIAM GIBSON,
JAMES BOWLES.
Iouloun County, May f8, 1851.
may 21-eotlstJ uIySswts
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SALES AT AUCTION.
MarshaA's Sale.

"lLL be sold on the premises, for cash. o.,
" 1HURSLAY. the sd day Of June nert, at -four
o'clock in the afternoon,
AEasa ONE LOT OF GROUND, with .
~ Frame Stable thereon, situated on the east
HAN side OF Columbus street, between Prince and
AA2 Duke streets, beginning on the north side Of
ten feet alley, and running on Columbus street
sixty feet norh thence eastwardly and parallel with
Prince street, one hundred and ffty-three feet;-
thence south and parallel with Washington street
thence westwardly 1853 feet on said alley to the be.
ginning to satisfy execution in favor of the Bank
of Alexandra. C.. SCOTT, ID. n.
may IL For Henry Ashton HarshaL
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-28
Notice .
Rio Coffee.

IL BAGS of good quality, landing from the sehr
w Piper, and for sale by
nay "a s. AESSERSMlfH
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Molasses, Mackerel, &c.

De pHDS. and tierces of very fine retailing molas
|yU ses
100 bbls fat No. 3 msckerel
50 tens plaster paris
Landing from schr. Piper, Capt. Sears. for sale by
nayA A. e.. CAZENONE < Co.
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county q .7terdtdr1d, OCT.
APRIL TERM, 1881.
William Towers, Complainant,
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pe In pursuance of the above Decree, shall
proceed to sell, the premises, for cash, TUES
DAY, the 7th dan of June neat, at O o'clock,
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CCCUMBERS,
This IN a moment brings me to an end

" This iu moment brings me to an end"
Suicides have become 50 frequent that tey
hardly surprise us, and the papers announce tn
last as - another suicide" The instrument i
various-there are more ways to die than by
" drugged posset,'' g bullet in the thOrax," C,
" sword in the small g." This is the sea
son when the hypochondriac may escape iron
himself, or at least from life, without the fear d
" GROWERS quest" though he be Que that I" VII
fully seeks his own salvation" The means are
simple, and at hand. They may be found uP1
the table. side by side with the staff Of life
Death comes to the feast, though not invited. %
he has the impudence to face any thing. h
sees cucumbers on the board, and is well sat-,
fed with the results.
1t may be seen, by the papers from PhiIsdt,.
phia, that about thirty children die weekly, O.
cholera, in that city. This mortality falls uPr
the wrong class-it should fall upon those vi.
permit the little innocents to eat cucumbers-
The cruel uncle that sent the poor babes to th
wood, could have saved trouble and character o'
giving them the right vegetables at home. "l"N
ty of my followers at cIapm 1t is too 'srlo''
for levity-it is worse than the case OF the sog'
in Va,hek who devoured four youths at ore's
fast, though, as he was an epicure, he preie'f"'
those " whose tender hearts were pal pltatlng "'
the first tUmuIts Of love-" Death, howevef'
not 50 nice, he devours all that he can get, ale
in time he gets all; but is it right to accele'ah
the coming of that tune? Is il friendly tor a,.
man to set cucumbers before his friends! d.
may as well put - knives under their pillows
and skaters in their pew"
Let no man eat Of them without making D.
will. unless, psradventure, he be willing to dF
intestate. Cucumbers should always be accoa
panied by salad of wolfsbane, hemlotk.
nightshade; this gives the guest some chOl''
though to be sure there is little difference
Coffee is said to be slow poison-very SLOW
Napoleon thought it. for it let him live 50 year
and did not kill him at last-but the oucunH,
does its business very quick, and so thoTOusa
that it leaves nothing for the Doctor to do
CBosfon CoTiG
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the President, some tsw days afterwards, frank
In erposed TO him my uieWs on this subject, and
he d'sclai,ned any disposition to press sueh re-
QUESTION" -.
In this you have allusion to the written decla-
ration read to YOU by the President, which can
bear no other Interpretation than that which you
have given it in this extract.
In both the points presented by me- IN the ex
tract Quoted in your last note, feel myself full
~ sustained by the documentary evidence, which
1 nrw lay before you; and trust you will also
consider it as fully indicating the statement
which / have made Having thus justified my
self. you will permit me to conclude my cores
poadence with you
lam, Sir, your obedient servant
F. P. BLAIR.
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of rewards has failed 20 attach HI. friends TO
sinking cause: the system of punishments, In
tended to spread dismay in the ranks Of his op.
ponents, has only served to animate them to new
efforts. His adherents, who have determined to
be loyal to the last gasp. have flashed round the
miserable circle Of occasional arguments and
temporary expedients, to keep alive public sentl'
msnt in their favor. But the tide has changed;
It is setting too strongly in an opposite direction
and is gathering resstless strength in its pro-
gress.
Let the people meet together in the present
fearful conjuncture Of affairs. Let them COM
pare opinions. Let them unite their suffrages IN
eleyatlng, to the Office once so dgnihed and no.
norable, a statesman Of pure and unspotted IN
tesrity, with sound heart and wise head, and
by SO doing they iniict wel!-merited punish
men. upon the men in power who have deceived
them, aud redeem our national character stained
by the corruptions and dlsgraces OF the times
A CLAY-MAN.
Fairfar County, July 81.
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Mr.. Rerrien 10 Mr.. Blair.
WhSHINGToN, 2C

WASHINGTON, goth July, 1851
SIR: Your note Of yesterday was received un-
der circumstances which prevented my immedi-
ate attention to it. reply to it now, to correct
the misrepresentation into which you have been
led, and which, by the publicity which you have
given to it, is calculated TO mislead the pubic.
extract from your note the following SEN
tence:
MY sole object was. at once, to clear the
skirts of the President from charge, which you
are well aware ought not to be attached to him;
for you have, as understand, explicitly declar-
ed, that he diSclaimed to you. at the time when
YOU were in communication with Col. Johnson,
any design like that now imputed to him.
make this quotation for the purpose OF say
ing to you, that you have been entirely msInform-
ed-that the statement contained in the extract
is not warranted by any declaration ever made
bv Tme7; and still assuming it to be your wish TO
represent this matter truly to the public, | am
under the necessity Of asking you 10 give publ
city to this note.
am, very respectfully,
Sir. your Obed't serv't,
in. MACPHERSON BERRlEN.
To FnANcIs p. BLAIR, Esq.
Editor Of the Globe.
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am, very respectfully,
Sir, your obedient servant.
in. MACPHERSON BERRIEN.
To FRANcUP. BLAIR, ESQ.
Editor Of the Globe
Mr.. Blair 10 Mr.. Berrien.
WASHINGTON, July 81,

WASHINGTON, July 81. 1851.
SIR: Your last letter was received late at
night, when the Globe was made up for the press.
TO give It insertion with the correspondence
which preceded it, rendered it necessary that
should defer the whole until this day. and sub
stitute other matter, previously set up, for my
paper.
Without adverting to the special pleading of
your letter, lin which. being no lawyer, have
no SKILL come at once to the point You take
issue again with me, BY declaring ''that no such
paper as that quoted by me ,oas euer read 10 you
or sdewn to you or spoken Of to you" And you
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NNgs-NOgs.

Erircct from the Lav ofthe Corpora'll0%r. ,.
DtGE 81, Sec. 20-.7nd be II further enacted, ~
l. it shall be the duty of the Police Cons'ao.' -,
destroy every animal Of the dog kind found whin ~
market house, or going at large within the n.. .~
sqIare and if such animal cannot be safely or eon,.
emily destroy ed the owner, or person who shs"
brought such animal to the market house or sqis!e,
who shal. have suffered such animal to follow hiu
her to the said market house square. shall 'Ci
and pay the sum Of FIVE dollars, = 2(~
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Our readers will perceive, from the character of
the subjoined correspondence" that we could
not do otherwise than give it place in our co.
lumns. which, we confess, ought to be filled with
more useful matter; but the times are ont OF
joint and do not permit US always to do as we
would wish.
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Fairtar County, July 81.