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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-22
D.,

OF dropsy, at the U. 5 Hospital, near Ports
mouth, Va. on the 18th instant, Lieut.. ALExAN.
DER EsKRlpeE, of the U. s. Navy, native o.
Virginia. aged SO.
At Ardes. (Puy-de- Dome,) France, ANNE Ma
p,p aued 1O2 wears. She was married in 1876;
tbi, union lasted So years. Her organs and her
memory had never failed her. She was the living
record Of the ia niles and events Of the last cen
tury She was born in January IL, 1870, and
died in 1899. ON the exact anniversary of the day
and nearly Of the hour of her birth. At the mo.
ment preceding her death she was occupied ia
discussing the arrangements for her funeral.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-22
Star ire uu,pnEN

EtoS ~ >Nt'HHpS
Exraei from an act of The Corporation Of lexan1-io.
for the Erfinguishment of Fire
csc 7. Ii any person who s'iait De present at any
fire, shall neglect refuse to obey the order drec-
ton of any Officer WHO shall be appointed by Fire
Company now established, which may be hereafter
estabs ed, knowing him to be officer, such p-rson
shall forfeit and ply The Of FIVE dollars Provided
the name Of such officer shall first have been published
in one Of the public paper
TIA meeting Of the Star Fire Company, held March
y I9l 1889, the following officers were elected to
serve the ensuing year, viz:
GEo HoUeH, President.
Commanders Of Engine WIN ID. Mutt, N r. Fitz.
hugh George 5 Hongb.
R,ouLat0rs -Jno. =. Cowman, John Wood, John d.
Woven, James yansant, Zenas Kinsey, VIM II. shr.
ley.
is Plies, junior
Commanders Of Hose--Ezra Lunt, w. C. Mcknight,
Charles Mankns
Property Men-John w. Masse, Thomas Jacobs.
Charles Bennett, Matthew Snyder, senior, John Nc
Cobb, Hugh Smith.
Aers'ary and IreaSurer--George Jacobs.
Lamp Men-rhomas Vowel, jun Harrison Hough.
mar 2l-3t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-22
Surfing Dancing school.

7 'CAWUS', having been engaged to instruct the
IL. Young ades at Mrs Por,er's Academy, will,
on Saturday next, open Dancing School for the re-
ception other scholars. at Mr Peytons house, cor.
ncr of King and Patrick streets, at II O'Clock.
For particulars apply at Nj Martins Bookstore.
mar 2l-St
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-22
BOSTON MARKET-MARcH II.

BOSTON MARKET-MARCH IL.
E7our.-lmport 145s brls and 100 half do -
Sales of 500 brls Baltimore Howard st. at 5,75,
a mo and 300 do Genessee at 50. cash.
Grain. Import 81. ASS bushels Corn, SIP do.
RIVE. $50 do. Oats. During the week about co.
600 bushels Southern white Corn have been Ia
ken at 44a441c pc, bushe. cash, and two car.
goes shade higher on Gu days credit.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-22
AlateiN received,

4 FURTHER supply OF
"A Landre,h's Garden Seeds
Iucerne Seed
Compound Chlorine Tooth Wash
Swans psraCes, at Philadelphia prices
Acidulated Lemon Drops, in boxes
Hayden's pdontalgic Basam
Also on hand, large assortment of DRUGS and
CHEMICALS, Of the best qualities, at wholesale and
retail WM' SihbLEn'
ID mo %
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-22
SHIP NE VS..
PORT OF aLE1aaDa.s. N. C. J
ARRIVED, MARCH 81,

ARRIVED. MARCH 81,
Sehr. Oscar, Guy. Boyd's Hole; corn to Geo
Johnson g. Co.
Schr. Jno. Williams, Holiday, Rappahannocb
corn and Rye to do.
Schr. William 4. Frances, Morgan, Baltimore;
merchandise to Clagett l. Page.
Schr VIM. Allen, Doane, Kingston; ballast to
]. & w. H. Irwin.
SAILED,
Schr. independence. Taylor. PASSPORT.
Steamboat Fredericksburg. b. ]. jenkins, Bait.
Brig Token. Eldridge, cleared at New York
for this port 18th.
Bris John Laird, Wilson. do. do. do. do.
Extract of letter from Bremen Bremen
baroue Minerva. hence for Bremen, fell in with
ION her outward passage) small schooner. load
ed with lumber and stone-fve of her crew had
died from fatigue and hunger.
Three men were taken off bv the Minerva.
and delivered over to the American Consul at
Bremen-the name of the schr. is not given, nor
the name of the survivors. Bal. PAT.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-22
Boots and Shoes.
DAVIO REED

sIAs lust received fresh supply of BOOTS AND
III SHOES; which, with those on hand, makes his
assortment very good and suitable for the season: all
of which viii be sold low. for Cash. at his Store corner
of Kiag and Fairfax streets
mar Scott
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-22
Boots & ShOts
CHAMBERLAIN & EDISON

HAVE just received, per schooner Velocity, Mems
I'll Thick Brogans, Mems Thick Shoes snd Boots
suitable for Fishermen, and variety OF otaer kinds
suitable for the season. Also hand, Mems hne Sew
ed Boots; do Nailed do.
mar l9-tf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-22

FLouR.-Yesterday and Tuesday the wagon
price of Flour was so; sales from stores SO
a 62s. The receipts are small, and principal
ly stored.
CLOVER SEED. The last sales of clover seed
7 81; none in market at present
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-22

Mr.. Aiken, ON the same Island, lost his barn,
haypress, and large quantity Of hay.
Destruetion Of Kmderhook Lighthouse, and
loss of ives.-Kinderhoo lighthouse is situated
on the Undertook marshes. about half mile
above the landing. The particulars of its de-
struction are contained in the following letter.
STUYvEsANT LANDING, !.
Tuesday evening, March Is, 1882.
To the Editor of the Kinderhook Sentinel:
Sir-I am about to record one of the most az
ficting and singular Providences ever witness.
ed. The Hudson river had been rising for more
than twenty-four hours, when the ice began to
give way. 1t was thought that the lighthouse,
standing about mile above the landing, was in
danger Of being injured by the large bodies Of
ice which were floating down the river About
IL O'Clock to-day, two gentlemen, with great
difficulty, made the lighthouse in a small boat.
as it was now standing in, and entirely surround
ed bv water. They advised Mr.. Whtbeck. the
occupant Of the house, to leave it together with
his family, Immediately. They accordingly
made preparations to do so, by removing their
furniture into the upper story, and making
comfortable disposition of their cows and other
stock.
When nearly ready to leave their threatened
home. suddenly and with terrible violence, the
ice came rushing upon the hOuse-they were
startled by one awful and tremendous crash, and
in less than minute the whole two story stone
edifice was mingled heap of RUNS. The fami-
ly. consisting of ten persons, with the exception
Of one, were in the building when it fell.-Four
Of them disappeared, and were either buried be-
meath the ruins. or swept off by the impetuOus
food. Two daughters of Mr.. Whitbeck-one
aged 16 and the other sand 9 of his grandsons,
one IA aud the other 2-were the unfortunate
victims Of this dire catastrophe. BY the timely
assistance afforded BY the two gentlemen above
alluded to, who were near 10 a boat, persons
out OF ID were saved.
The survivors were badly bruised, and on
reaching the shore, so chilled and exhausted, that
they were unable to walk. They were taken to
house near by, and made as comfortable as cir
cumstances would admit.
am informed that it is not expectedMrs. Whit
beck will recover, and that the recovery OF the
other members of the family is considered very
doubtful. have seen and cOnyersed with MIR.
W. this evening. He was AS comfortable as
expected to find him. but he was man OF sor-
rows. and acquainted with grief" My heart
moved within the when saw the man and heard
him speak. His eyes were sufnsed with tears
when he spoke of the calamity which had beret'
him of his dear children The symparhirs' of
all the By ISLANDERS were 50 excited IN nj, behalf
that they wept But could endure it no long
or when he raised his streaming eyes toward,
heaven. and cried in the agony Of his heart-tne
bitterness Ut his SOUL nh my children! my
children! Where are Mey?'
This family is now left in destitute condition,
to share the lot of the suffering aud OF the poor.
Yours, JOHN ALLEY.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-22

Macon, Salt, nc.
EnNA BIS. prime town'cured bacon
SSSlV 5000 do jowls
2OUJ bush Is Liverpool coarse salt
500 do Passport do
$40 do Csdiz do
Is boxes pound roll Chewing tobacco
10 do 10 to the pound do, very low
do 4 to the pnuad
"a hhds Mary land tobacco
90 or boxes first rate Havana segars
ar casks Sicily Madeira wine
few half pipes and qrs of pure old Madeira DO
25qr casks Marseilrs Madeira do
8 do sweet Malaga do
bale 4 brown sheeIngs
few hundred bushe S white corn
10000 bushels prime white and yellow do, TO be
delivered OH the river
Also, 4 forte pianos. For safe by
GEO. JOHNSON Co.
q Wheat hough, as usual mar ~
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-22
ALEXANDRIA, Cd. c.
Tgy-BSDsY MORNING, MARCH %. 1882.

We are indebted TO friend in Washington
e. .eony of =. A Bill to amend the Charter OF
Alexandria" reported on the 9th instant, Provid-
;or FIR the election of Mayor by the People. 1t
I'll, he found under our Congressional head.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-22

The New York Sentinel gives an account OF
tbc proceedings of meeting recently held in that
CITY. to nominate Richard Nj. Johnson, OF Ken
,nckv. a, a candidate for the Vice Presidency.
The mcetirs is stated to have been large, and is
.Doken of IN glowing terms. The nomination is
stated to have been carried with but two dissent
ing voices.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-22

At meeting of the Jackson Members of the
,a,;y,ure of the State Of New Jersey, held on
Wednesday last. the following Nomination was
,adcd to those already before the Public:
Bs,olced. That we recommend our fellow CT
-, N,LIon Die kerson. as suitable candidate,
W. w. snnnor,ed BY the Delegation of New Jer-
- ,bn, Convention, and that they be request
s =" nrsssnt his name as the first choice OF New
Jersey.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-22

Esser Norih.-There was another Intellectual
attempt to elect Member Of Congress, in Es-
sex North district. in Massachusetts, OF Monday
the I2rh inst. In 9 towns Gushing had 1910
votes, Kit,redge 1905, ond Osgood 9TS. 1t is
,,id the Governor and Council will not order
another election.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-22
Yhie Is t. give Notice :

vJNHAT the subscriber Of Alexandria County in the
District OF Columbia, has obtained from the Or
pbans' Court of said County letters Of administration,
on tic personal estate Of ROBERT SLATFORD,
iate Of the county afor said, deceased All persons
having claims agsir,t The said dec, dert, are
hereby warned exhivt the to the subscriber,
passed by the orphans Court, or before the 18th
day of March, 1882, or t,ey by Jaw be excluded
from all benefit said estate; and tn Indebted there
10 are required tn make ,m'red S'e p.yp. NJ
Given under my hand, thu 19'bdsv Of MARCH. 1852.
EilZi BErH Stafford
mar 80 81 demonstrating.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-22
OFFICE OF THE DEL. & HuD. CANAL Coy {
New York. March II, 1882.

OFFICE OF THE DEL. t1CD. IAShL "
New York. March II, 1882.
sTErroneous estimates having been made and
published as tn the extent of the injury done to
the works of this company at Eddyville by the
recent food, deem it proper to state. for The in
formation of the Stockholders, that We have &C
curate accounts of the extent of damage, and it
is much less than was anticipated
A breach in the embankment OF the Canal has
been made at tina, point. which it was apprehend
ed might endanger the Guard lock. That how
ever remains uninjure,l, and the engineer who SUI
perintended the construction OF the works at this
point, offers to repair The INJURY done by the Hood
for $4,000
The whole cost of constructing the level in
which the breach occurred was $4,000. The
probable extent of the injury is from 1000 to
$4,000, and will not delay the opening of the
Canal beyond the usual time.
JOHN WURTS, President.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-22

The U. 5. schooner Experiment, built on
new and improved plan, was launched at wash
;Dgton on Wednesday last.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-22

TIVE bill for the abolition of Lotteries. passed
ha House Of Representatives of Pennsylvania,
n Friday last-Ayes e; Nays6.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-22

New Spcing Goods.
'I>HE subscribers hs'e Just received. and will cont.
L nue. to receive monhy suppliesof
SEFSON.ABLE GOODS,
to which they invite the attention of The public Their
presen stock consists in part Of the following, viz:
Black Italian f.utsrinlss very handsome and cheap
DO Gro de Maps and Gro de Swiss
New style Watered Figured Silks
English and French coiored Nu'lins. new style
DO do Chn,zes and Ginghams
5Odozen Ladies' and Misses Cotton Hose, very
cheap
French and English Silk Hose
Fancy II andkerchiefs. from l23c. TO 81
Rich B ond Gauzs Wells
Thread Laces and Inserting
Bobblnet and Bobbinett Laces and Inserlings
Camprc Muslins, very cheap
Jsconet and Swiss dlo
Lace and Muslin Chemizeus and Vandykes
Embossed Gambrics, for Dresses
Irish Linens and Lawns
Linen Cambria Hank erchiefs
Black, blue, brown and fancv colored Cloths
.4lso on Hand.
4 large and general assortment Of Ladies' French
Morocco, XII, satin, and La,ting Slippers
Gentlemen Boots, from So so to IS
100 cases of Shoes and Brogsns. at wholesale
GIBBS e COYLE,
rennsy vania Avenue, Washington City.
mar 20 st
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-22
Chairs.

y AaIS.
UST received, smsll consgnm Mt of Rush Seat
o. and High Back Rocking Oh irs. (of beautiful pat.
terms, aud from of the best Chair Manufactures in
Bnston) which w be sold very cheap, il called for
immediately WM ". MORRISON.
~ They can be seen at Thompson's warehouse, on
Thomson wharf.
mar 81 st
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-22

Fletcher e. Dement,
IIAVE taken the Store and Wharf recently occupi
Ill ed by Chamberlain tJ Harris; where they oner
for sale
20barrels No Beef
10 do prime pork
II do No. 2 and ; mackerel
IS bags Rio Java and Porto Rlco coI'ee
70 nsckayes gunpowder, imperial, young Tyson
ana souchong 7 cas-, late importation
25 boxes oranges. in good order
16 do sperm, mould and dpt candles
With good assortment OF
GROCERIES g. SHIP CHANDLERY
Also, Hickory, Oak, and Pine WOOD, ofprime qua
ty landing every day, and will be sold cheap from the
wb,h mar l3-eo6t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-22
JUHN WURTS, President.

The North Rirer.-The steamboat of the Hud-
son River Line, which left here on Saturday ev-
ening, made its way. with great difficulty to Cat
skill. There, finding the ice rapidly forming.
the captain. after landing the passengers on he
east side OF the river, (the dock at Calskil being
unapproachable,) turned about and came back to
this city. A boat will go tomorrow morning at
eight o'clock, but without much expectation Of
reaching beyond Poughkeepsie. -New York I'm.
Of Monday.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-22

spring Goods.
VIM. H. THOMPSON & co.
HAVE received, by the las, packet, part of their
III Spring assortment of
Staple and Fancy DRY GOODS;
among which are many desirable ar,icles the vii, re-
ceive further supplies b, the next packets from New
York. msr2l
Porter and ale.
TIME subscriber respectfully informs the public that
Il he Intends keeping through The season. al h., Gel
lars on Cameron street. opposite the Market, con.
slant supply Of the best bottled
PORTER .4ND .ALE,
in large and small Eotties.
Private families and tsverns supplied at the shortes
notice.
orders from The country will be particularly attend
ed to, % IS 70 ensure safe carriage.
The highes price gwen for empty Bottles
mar 21--6m JOHN W. SMITH,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-22

ConnecficM Riuer Connecticut river has been
swollen bv the late thaw, but not much higher than
usual. The sudden change of weather TO cold
checked the water, and on Friday the food was
subsiding at Hartford and other places below
No considerabe injury had at that time been
heard Of, except the destruction of three bridges
over the Connecticut, one ofwhch we understand
was that between Westminster, Vermont, and
Nalpole, n. ii. and another at Sunderland, Mass.
The Committee of the House of Representa-
tiyes appointed to visit the Bank Of the States,
are to leave this city for Philadelphia Tins morn
Ing. Mr.. Adams has forboFne to urge again his
mntlon TO be excused from serving on the Com
mlttee OF Manutaci ures, in consequence, princi-
pally, we believe, because he had received infor-
ma alton that the Report required BY call Of the
House upon the Secretary of he Treasury Won d
not be ready as soon as he had expected.-Am.
Infeiigencer.
We have stated that the Judges of the Supreme
Court had returned to their respective homes.-
Such we supposed was the fact. We see, how
ever, that Mr.. Justice Mclean is yet in the CT
ty, and we understand will not return immediate.
" to the West-lbid.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-12-06

the fireplace, cutting his tobacco, when the de-
ceased approached the fire. place to light his
pipe. and IN so doing brushed against g., who
commenced quarrel. At length deceased told
g. if he would put down the knife, he would
hog him; refused, and with the knife in his
right hand. rose aud menaced the deceased, who
suddenly seized his RICH, wrist. when scufle
ensued. and G. slipping the knife into his left
hand, drove it to the handle in his antagonists
left side Deceased fell. and exclaimed IL am
cut" Medical assistance was procured. and
he fingered in great pain till about 6, A. NJ. on
Saturday. Knives with points are not allowed
10 the prisoners, but the one used, was ground
down bs an another prisoner, Of whom G.. bor-
rowed It for a domestic purpose. The deceased
Is the third person G. has assaulted and wound
ed since his conviction; bat the first where death
has ensued from his attacks. After postmor.
ten examination, Drs. Bache and Pancoast were
Of opin'"n that deceased came to his death from
violent Inflammation, caused by the wound; but
they believed that nine out OF ten persons stab.
bed might be saved. G. confessed the crime,
and SAID he was very sorry for it.-PhH, Chron.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-12-06
| COMMUNICATED. |

Nr. Sno,cden Your correspondent ''Union,"
who, suppose. lie Merchant. must be very i'm
perfectly acquainted with the habits Of his neigh
bors and the rights Of citizen. Now, | am a
piece of a Merchant myself, though l do not cut
tape nor sell whiskey-yet cannot see the just
ness of his complaint. would ask. in the name
of all that is patriotic. what better reason there is
for Merchants and Merchants wives sending
broad for their cloaks. hats, shoes, sc. SC. than
for - Mechanics wives purchasing supported"
goods in neghboring market? Let the Mer-
chants encourage the Mechanics, and the Mocha.
MICS will support the Merchants.
PHILO-UNION.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-12-06

sY'yhTS inquest. An inquest was held on
n"1'nay afternoon in the Walnut Street Prison,
C r,y' NE body o! mulatto man, named James
y. ,,I:a' sentenced for larceny-and returned
NO., rI' INA, the deceased came to his death by
,m aI u the len side. caused by case knife,
,,J ~, anus oil William Gordon, also a mula ito,
,,. ,s.'o" convict. In the course of the in,es-
y - humber Of witnesses we're examined
Il, ., !rr!' whose testimony conspired to saw,
.is...s tuesday evening. the 27th ult.. short
u, ,1. w "ey had been locked up in their sleep
,,s, s,nent tor the night, Gordon, who is rep
' " qaarrelsome fellow, was sitting By
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-12-06
BOSTON MARKET, Dec. |.

Flour Our market is rather unsettled. The
sales since our last have been limited. Several
hundred bbs, Genhesee sold on landing at S6a.
cash. for Beach's brand; 100 do Philadelphia su,
perfne. CT on time, and some Iiowards st. 81
per bbl cash
Grain-Since our last there has been decline
on corn. At the commencement of the week.
400 bushels Southern white were sold at 82r e,
since which. about COCO bushels sold at 80. 800
a 5000 bushels round yellow and white sold on
Tuesday at Sc, and some northern yellow, s9c
per bush. cash to 60 DIS: 220o bushels Rappahan.
mock, good, offered a. au ton; ITO odd, 7Sc per
bush. cash, SIS
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-12-06
Books at Auction.
FOR ONE NIGHT ONLY!L!

N Friday Night next, December z 49,, at half
of BOOKS. &C, embracing some of the mos, stan.
darl authors and Of the best ed extsnt Among
them will be found, Hunters Sacred Biography,
vol; Hannah Moore, vols; Plutsrch, vol; jose
phus vols; sterne's Works, vol, Goldsmith, vol;
Burns, vol; Byron, vol; Shakespeare, vols; lie.
mans, Heb,r and O'clock. ! wi, CoIerdge. Shell.
~ and Keats, vol; Cowper and thompson, vol;
Harper's Novels; Pelham Novels lsrdner's Cabinet
Cyclopeds, vol. Sturm's Rehs c'ons; Tom Paine,
vols; Tster and Guardian, vo'; Seven Ages #
Shakespeare plates family bibles; pock testanens;
pocket dictionary; venirs, tokens, Amulet Forget.
Inc Not, blank books; quS' cray ons, &c &C &C
Also an invoice OF Spanish and French Books, en-.
Cravings; prints and, to close u concern, lol OF can.
descks
Any Of the goods can be had at private sale 1t AUG.
ton prices They now for examination
dec 6 GEO. WHITE, Auc.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-12-06

FLouR--In our last notice of the market We
quoted the wagon price on Monday S6,l24, be.
lieving at the time that price had been uniformly
paid; but learned the next day that some loads
had been taken at 6,O6. Tuesday the ruling price
was GOO; few loads were priced at COS and
6,06. Yesterday the current price from wagons
was 6, 90; several hundred barrels were sold from
stores at 600; one lot, good brands, was sold
early IN the day at fraction over 600.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-12-06
BY WILLIAM ID. MUTT.
Mahogany at Auction.

Nov landing ION on board brig John Laird. at
~ iIoue's wharf and will be sold auction on We'd.
nesday, the 18th day of December next,
4e7 Logs south.side st Domingo Mahogany
81 do North side do do
This cargo w represented be Of superior quality,
twothlrds of II Cannon " ood, among which is good
port on Of Table Wood.
Terms liberal and will be made known at sale.
dec W. ID MUTT, Auct
The National TntelIgencer, and Baltimore Ameri.
will please insert The above daily till sale, and for.
ward their accounts 10 this Office
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-12-06
District Of CnluMbi.,
CO,fDfn of Hi,rn,ld,

Counfy o. .dlsTandrsd, oct'
OCTOBER TERM, 1882.
Thomas Swami Complainant,
AGAINST
Daniel Graham, Administrator of
John McIver deceased, Daniel Nv CH3NCERY.
Graham, and Maria his wife. Co
lin Aud, and John II. Crease,
Defendants,
vINfIE defendants Daniel Graham and Maria his wife,
not having entered their appearance to this suit,
and given security according to the statute and the
rules of this Court; and it appearing to the satisfaction
Of the Court that they not inhabitants of the Dis
irct Of Columbia, the motion of the comp anant, it is
Ordered. That the said Daniel Graham and Maria his
wife, and the said Daniel administrator Of John Nc.
Iver deceased do appear here the first day Of the
next May Term of this Court and answer the bill OF
the complainant and give security for performing the
DEGREES of this Court; and that the resent defend
ants Colin Aud and John II. Grease, 40 not convey
secre,e the estate money, property or effects
their hands belonging to- or by them owing 10, the
SAID Daniel Graham ard Maria his wife, to the said
Daniel the administrator Of the estate the said John
ncver deceased, until the further order and decree Of
This Court; and that copy of this order be forthwith
published or two months succrssv ly in the Aiexan-
dria rheniX Gazette and that another copy be posted
at the front door Of the house of said county.
Teste. EUM. l. LEE, C. c.
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