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Delaware gazette and American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1837, 1832-09-28

10 600 lbs New Orleans and Porto Rico SUGAR,
$500 do St. Jago COFFEE,
$500 do St Domingo do.
1000 do Lagaira do.
1000 do Rio do
500 do Old Java do a superior article,
400 do Young HysoH TEA,
300 gallens MOLASSES,
80 boxes CHEESE,
so sacks FINE SALT,
200 do ground do.
500 gallons Summer OIL,
800 do refined do.
200 do Winter do
hhds Rye WHISKEY,
10 bbls. do do.
H. Gin, F. Brandy, and Jamaica Spirits,
Port, Teneriffe, Lisbon and Malaga WINES,
TOBACCO by the box or keg,
Spanish, Half Spanish and American SEGARS,
New MACKAREL, No. Q & 8, in bbls. & bbls.
500 lbs. colored CARPET CHAIN, different colors
1000 do COTTON YARN, assorted numbers.
Just received and for sale by
JOHN WRIGHT,
Corner of Market and Front streets
September 18-2m
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TrRnrs on ApvnRTIs1Ma.

Advertisements of twelve lines or less, will be
conspicuousIy inserted four times for dollar,
and twenty cents for each subsequent insertion,
unless il should extend to three months, when IT
will be five dollars, and for year sixteen dollars.
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PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BY
y. NEWTON HARMER.
No. A, Market Street Wilmington.


The Delaware Gazette Il American Waterman,
is published on Tuesdays and Fridays, in each
week, at 81 per annum, payable yearly in adj.
vance, "a SO payable half yearly in advance, or
IS if not paid till the end Of the year.
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CArMPHOR,
Carbonate of Ammonia,
Spirits of Hartshorn,

NtTOWg ChLOTlde Of lime,
For bleaching, removing offensive odors, destroying
contagion, &c.
Sold wholesale and retail at
EDWARD BRINGHURST'S
Drug and Chemical Store, No. 1877, Market 81.
July eff
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S. REWARD.

S. REWARD.
WAS LOST on board the Steam Boat Emerald, on
Sunday morning last, small
Red Morocco Pocket Book,
Containing four SIS notes, one of which was on the
United States Bank the others not recollected, and
three dollars IN silver Whoever will deliver the said
Pocket Book and money to Capt Whdin, on board
tho Emerald, shall receive the above reward.
A. STEPHEN TOURSON,
September 1e-A OF Philadelphia.
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DR.. HuIpS Celebrated
PATENT HINGE TRUSS.

large supply of this valuable instrument, for all
different kinds of rupture, is just received from he
proprietor, and will be sold his prices by the agents
f. B, VAUGHAN & Co. No. AZ and
PHILLIPS & ASKEW, No. 1856 Market-st.
March 28--tf Wilmington
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VALUABLE
RAM1AW 1@D401NNSo
DIR. Stouse's Infant Drops,
For the cholc Of infants iatulency, restlessness,
gripping, &c. the best carminative ever offered to
the public.
DIR. Weaver's Eye Salve,
Thousands have experienced the efficacy of this
valuable preparation
DIR. Weaver's Eye Water,
For weak and intlamed eyes.
DIR. Viewers celebrated Worm Powders,
The most certain remedy for those pests which
annually carry off thousands of children: They
have frequently given relief in the most desperate
cases, and when all other means had failed. They
are accompanied with box of salye and directions
for its use.
DIR. Viewers Worm Tea,
Superior to the worm teas in common use. 1t is
also accompanied with box of ointment.
DIR. Weaver's Itch Ointment,
A certain & speedy remedy for that disagreeabe
complaint.
DIR. Weaver's Astringent Mixture,
An eifectUal remedy for the diarrh@a or bowel
complaint, and sick stomach of children.
DIR. Viewers Tooth Ache Drops,
Afford immediate relief in that painful affection.
Benyill's Anodyne Balsam,
For acute pains-gOut, rheumatism, sprains,
bruises, chilblains, &c. This application possesses
ten times the strength of 0PODEL DOC, in any case
in which the latter is servicesble.
Sold on Agency wholesale d retail by
IL. B. Vaughan e. Co.
No. 44a Market street, Wilmington
June s-tf
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A FARM
At PRIVATE SALE.

AT PRIVATE SALE.
THE subscriber wishing to remove to the West
ward offers his farm, situate in New Castle hundred,
about one mile from the French Town Rail Road,
and mile from Christiana Bridge, private sale
- There is commodious two story brick
tszss DWELLING and frame Kitchen, frame
ssask#@ Barn and stabling for eighteen or twenty
&z$s& head of horses, with other out houses a
pump of excellent water IN the yard thriving
young Apple and Peach Orchard, &c. The farm is
divided into six tllages it is healthy situation and
for fertility of soil and convenience to markets may
safely compete with any in the neghbourhood. Terms
made easy and title indispntable.
JOHN r. STROUD.
N. B. The above property will be sold so that the
rent will pay six per cent. interest the purchase
money. September LIFT
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NOTICE.

WANTED IMMEDIATELY,
A middle aged Woman, capable of
Housekeeping, &c. Apply at this office.
August TT
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NOTICE.

In pursuance Of tile foregoing order, the subscriber
hereby gives notice, that he obtained Letters of Adj
mnistralion upon the estate Of Abraham S. EYES,
late Of the Town, Hundred, and County of New Cas-
tie deceased, the goth day Of Augusta s past all
persons having cs against said estate will present
tzy next ensuing. or abide by the ACT
Of Assembly in such case made and provided.
SAMUEL Ewes, .4dmr.
New Castle Hundred, Sept. 6, 1882. 14-2m
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VALUABLE HOUSES
LIN the City of Wilmington.
fIill lEEl

THE subscriber offers at private sale, in the city
of Wilmington, TWO BRICK HOUSES, late the
Of Market street. hetween Wood and
and nearly opposite the Academy. One of them is a
large THREE STORY HOUSE, we'll finished in
modern style. with extensive and commodious back
buildings. The lot extending from Market to Ship
ley streets. The other TWO STORY HOUSE
adjoining.
If desirable to the purchaser, part of the purchase
money may remain on the premises. This property
will be sold separate or together.
JOSEPH BAILY.
Wilmington, 9th mo 14lh-law9m
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NEW CASTLE, Sept. 9th, 1882.
UPON the application of SAMUEL EWES, Ad-
minisrator- of Abraham s. Ewes, late of New Castle
hundred, in the county Of New Cstle deceased it
ordered and directed by the Register, that the said
Samuel Ewes, Administrator aforesaid, give notice of
the granting of the Letters Of Administration upon
the estate of said deceased with the date of granting
thereof by causing be posted within
forty days from the date of said letters of Admins
tration in six Of the public places of said county,
requiring all persons having demands against the de-
ceased to exhibit the same, abide by an Act of As
ssmbly, of the State Of Delaware in such case made
and provided and also cause The to be inserted
within he same period in the Delaware Journal, and
Delaware Gazette, two newspapers published in the
city Of Wilmington, and to be continued in said
papers for the space Of TWO months.
.>Nsssts<, Given under the hand and seal of Office
HNN6z of the Register aforesaid, at New Castle,
stkAST%s in New Castle county, the day and year
>%sS&S above written.
Wfiit EE,1yW H. THOMAS, Register,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-12-07

beneficial modification Of the tariff bv c,,
has thrown herself upon her sovereign q
called Convention of the people To ,sks!,,.td
their revision ali the laws Of Consr,s' 'lut
that subject. with view to pronounce una, u .P
cons,iiutiunality. This naturally br;nnp. 'I@sa
the confederacy, the whole question. r., WOO
ton Of our sister state is new and in,sr.s avg
and it is not the time to discuss tbe os'':
whether the procedure on her part. be- pr raesa
or tardy. Your deliberations will be lo s%',af
by our people with intense interest, as our ~,
position IN relation to our sister state and ~
Union, IS one OF novelty. and calls for prvJ., :;
and wisdom. F'"''
That you NAV be successful 10 every ,r,.,
benefit our country, is the sincere wish NJ
tlemen, your respectful fellow citizen. -
JOHN FLOYD
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Fresh Heef.

GRALED Propos.I, for supplying ,lr fr, n2r! p
- Fort Washington, Nil, with fREW bhh1
for twelve months commencing on The ~ Ji'o.i'
1899. and ending on the lis, of Decenbsr i'0' ~.
will be received by the subscriber u"'i' n' 80
Of December, 1882, at S o'clock. w. SHsn '"'
will be opened The beef to be Of good '"' w.,
some quality. in quarters with sn q"aI porto" " a.
Meek and shanks to be exc!uj.d) lac "''s q,
sue, and the probable quantity OF beef nq1FeI' -
the terms and conditions Of the contract CAL We .,
certained on application to the subscFi's'' d y"
Washington. Sd ,v,y
dec l-ow IL \. -
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Union Tavern.
r C. TIL GILMAN.
1t. & 4. 4 6 :
dec i-9w

VVNHE subscriber respectfully informs his rem s
l. the public generally, that he has removed r,
Union street to Fairfax street, between h'nh ~.
meron streets, and near the Market, where Lao.s
Gentlemen can be modated IN gentec, n'''E
as his Establishment is well fitted up, and iu'nlr
sufficiently to render comfort TO those who may P'
to patronized him. ls,
He has excellent STABIING for twenty % w.
Horses. for which his charges vii! be mode, .o srP
Gentlemen Can be furnished with "is On M.
PEKs in private rooms or otherwise as be has h''"'
ter Establishment in complete order ,,,Rp
lie can also accommodate ten or twelve -. n
Frs. by the week, month, or year, at reas"'A''
ces.. ,,,, ard &.
Ills BAR is furnished with the best Wines '"'
qnors the place will afford. Be- .-ri.
attention and moderate charges, to share apnppIs
lie patronage. Jtn"'
nov 29-lm
or The Globe will insert the above coo!
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-12-07
/ From the .NeW Orleans MercaaiiI, 2.,...,.
Nous | :.

NoC' u
CHoLERA.-Tne prevailing epidemic mo-.
e'oted city, we entertain our Tears, has r...
together aDaied On the contrary far G "o l.
Sevrra physicians, IN the Immediate crcl. \, "
own limited acquaintance, JOIN unanlmon., -
the full concurrence # the undi,e,,ed ,I,o,J.,"
liable recurrence. The secondary ,,mr,nn'' -
decidedly more in,ctrrate. We, therrfor.
commend due regard Of preventive cag,,on To
Cholera repelied by force of nmy!-Ws ..
dcrs,and By the passengers Of the Steam h,,,
ratoga, Just arrived from Alexandra. ,b,t,l.-
tizens Of that place, apprehensse that ,ns "A.
lcra existed in said bnat, resorted to tbp p,..',
remedy Of poTder and ball, to remove he i T..
and crew from the precincts Of their village: 49,
in carrying their purpose into execution, ivan,
were wounded, one severely. the other bu, ,li,,,
Iy. A case of Cholera lin a conyaescep, ,I,,.
was on board at the time, but The boat beIn, ,or
PEELED to leave so suddenly, and the citizen, r.
fu'Ins to have him left. he died in few Lor,
after leaving the place. Truly the good Oepn.
of Newport and Providence were wise ia NJ,
quarantine regulations, but their wisdom VI. q.
ly in comparison with these measures.
Fom The Argus, Noe. 10
THE WEATHER For the last ten J,r, q.
have been blessed with unusually fine. cl,.L and
cool weather, which has much conduccd hr.
restoring the health Of our city. A few ,yanis
cases Of cholera may, perhaps, still exist v,
| have heard of no late cases Of yellow fever ,,l
upon the whole our city may nov be considered
quite healthy.
Orr port is well filed with shipping, and %.
evee aud streets exhibit great deal Of a,Inr,
and hustle. We have an immense number j
strangers amongst Us; and our prospects, b.
lately so gloomy, have Frightened, and eser
thing now leads US 10 anticipate most iasOraa.
| season of business.
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o. ,lished, daily, (by EDGAR SN0WOEN,) for the
Tom. am thrice week for the Country. on Fairfax
street between King and Prince streets, nearly OPP
po>i,e the Post Office. Daily paper $751; Country pa
pr pr annum. advertisements inserted q. .'s
following rates: For square of 10 lines inserted
daily, or every other day three times, ~; anu ~
go for ev.ri SUBSEQUENT insertion On ADVERTISE
.o,s inserted once or t,riee aeek IS per cent, adj
I,;on.I No Advertisement considered less than
sou,ra nor inserted for less than 81 All advertise.
ments published in the Daily, appear IN the Country
paper
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Andrew J rAemiMg,

T ATE Of the house of Fleming ncvegl, Aa'@i
established himself at No. lO6 South street N''
YORK, offers his services to his fiends IN The DiraG
Columbia. lie viii execute orders Tor tie purchase
Goods, or sell such may be consigned to lbs eli'
tie hopes by sssiduity aud industry. to deserve s"o
ragemt nj. being determined nothing Nh''I be "i''.
on his part TO render satisfaction to hi' c"po,"~
New York. Dec ). 1852.
dec 5--cOlt
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-20

There was singular circumstance took place
during the dinner given to Washington Irving,
which has afforded theme Tor much speculation
and curiosity. When Mr.. Duer in his witty and
ingenious speech was describing the Dutch He
rodotes, Diedrick Knickerbocker, tall, long.
gaunt figure, dressed in antique garments. stood
in the centre of the room. gazing at washington
Irving. His dress. IN ITS general outlines. was
SO similar to that in which Irving has, clothed
Knickerbocker, that many of the guests believed
that the appearance Of the figure was Preconcert-
ed. But the fact is that person in an antique
dress has been wandering round the city for some
days, apparently in deranged state OF mind
He was seen few days after the dinner occa'
sion in barber's shop by one Of the gentlemen
who saw him in the dining hall. and was asked
BY him if he was not present at the dinner. he
answered that he was-that it was impressed on
his mind to go to that place. &c. So it turns
out that Mr.. Duer only took occasion 10 adapt
his address to the wild looking being whose i'm
pressions had made him an unbidden guest.
r Badger's Messenger.
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From the albany Journal, .Jlme l6.
THE CHOLERA.

The only information that We can obtain is
from Mr.. Perry, a gentleman who left Montreal
on Wednesday, the 18th, at which place the
Cholera was then raging and extending.
Our informant saw twenty or thirty IeitotC
Flags fiying in diteren, parts Of the city, indi.
eating that the Cholera existed, at least, at SO
many places.
There were no passengers from Quebec on
board the steamboat which arrived at Whitehall
Yesterday. One person, who had drank hard all
day, left sick on board the boat, but our inform
ant did not ascertain Of what complaint.
The Montreal Gazette, dated Wednesday,
though put to press on Tuesday evening, denies
the existence of .4siaiic Cholera at that place,
but says that deaths from Cholera Morbus are
numerous and sudden at Quebec, and that the
steamboats, from there are not allowed to approach
the city.
TThe reports of Cholera at Troy, Water
ford &c. turn out, as we hoped they would, to
be unfounded.
1t is still insisted BY Northern passengers, who
arrived this morning, that the disease has appear
ed among the emigrant passengers in Canal
Boat at Fort Miller.
Two gentlemen who arrived Just as the Novel
tv was leaving this morning, say that the case spo
ken Of above by Mr.. Perry. on board the steam
boat Phoenix which arrived at Whitehall about
10 o'clock Yesterday morning, had been pronounc-
ed CHoLERA by the Whitehall Physicians.
MONTREAL. June 10, 1852.
Nsssrs. c. lfHs g. Co. Ner York
GENTLEMEx:-'rhe intelligence this morning
from Quebec is very alarming. The Cholera is
raging in every part Of that city.-Some say that
from Sunday morning to Monday night there
were ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY CASES
OF CHOLERA and that nearly all had proved
faal. Our correspondent writes that up to Mon.
day, o'clock, P. NJ, twenty. five deaths had &C.
Cured in the Hospital alone, and that there was
an entire suspension of all business.
Its effect on business here is not fully known,
ba, it cannot but be very serious. Our Health
Officers will not allow the Cholera to exist here,
although sudden deaths do occur IN every part Of
the town of some unknown disease.
Yours, G. & ]. f. MILLS.
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eve COMMITTED

Two the Jail for the County of Alexandra, D. c., on
Il the 18Th instant, runaways. two Negro Girls,
who say their Leathy Ann and Joanna; they
appear be about l6 years Of age. Leathy Ann is
feet inches; Joanna feet 10 Inches high They be-
long to Mr. Benjamin Clark, near Upper Marlboro
The owner re quested to come forward, prove pro
perry pay charges, and take them away. otherwise
they will be posed ola the law directs.
HORATIO N. STEELE,
tune 1876 JailOr
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Notice.

: Office ofthe alexandria Canal Company.
TylIE 9th nstslnient called for on the Stock OF this
i Company, becomes due to morrow, list !une,)
and il being the design ofthe Board to prosecute me
work with vigor, il is hoped that Stoekholders Wilde
prompt in making psy ment.
Insalments will be received at the Bank OF Potomac
and ut the Mechanics Bank, al either Of which places
subscribers are requested to GALL AND PAY, and.
for the greater facility fall parties, is requested that
the receipts last given will be produced, that each
subsequent payment may be regularly endorsed there
on. BY order. &c. JOHN II. ChEAsE'
: NAV n -d3tEe otf Clerk A. G C.
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r. a. Aern

,.vce a.. n.,hod of informing the Citizens hf !.
Aier.udri., and its vicinity, th:. he Is no. pre-.
excursion. Of pleasure; pi. o.
'or ua ' c,.,;onet or fancy instruments BELONGING
~,i;,.rv hand Ills Glass meets nearly opPos''e
4, 70. second Presbyterian Church. He can be seen
sny time at NJ Morris Tavern, on Union street eel. >,
TSNs,ionaI In,elligencer vii! insert the ABOVE ,"
md cent their account to this Office
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-20
St Reward.
'Hrustee's Notice.

i ticipste in the fund arising from the two deeds Of
trust executed TO by him. for purposes therein ex
pressed hereby notified. that their Claims must be
presented, and the conditions Of said deeds complied
with. on or before the 18th September nex or they
will be excluded from the benefrof said trusts.
Notice is also given, that John w. barker has plac
ed in my hands list Of debts now in the hands Of sn
officer for collecton.) which,, when received are to
60 in aid Of the aforesaid trust fund, and to be appro-
priated accordingly. GEO. WHITE
i,,ne l8 Trustee.
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COMMERCIAL.

BALTIMORE, Monday, O'Clock, P. M. :.
The lfarket.-'rhe Flour market opened this
morning in Howard street at sc. so from wagons
there are but few sales making from stores.
and we quote the store price at S6,6si. Corn
has declined, about $1,000 bushels have been ia
ken this morning at Is c. A sale OF Susquehan.
ma Whiskey was made in hhds. at 81 cents.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-20

Tioleat .SguaN in TIE Pa.ap,eo RtUsr. We
reeret to state that sudden and very violent
gale of wind was experienced at the mouth Of the
river >Patapsco Yesterday afternoon about half
mast one O'clock. The steamboat Carroll Of
Carrollton, then on her way from Frenchtown to
baltimore, reached the mouth Of the river soon
after the blow, and immediately went to the as
sistance of the brig Catalina, captain Drebert,
bound from this port for the West Indies, laden
with -four, living on her beam ends. and in very
dangerous situation. The captain, perceivlng
the approach of the squat, had taken in all sail,
and was fully prepared when the accident occur
red. The lanyarls were instantly cut away IN
hopes that she would right, but she remained IN
that situation until the timely arrival oil the
steamboat. Four men and the pilot were taken
of, leaving five of the crew upon her side, with
the long boat at hand, waiting assistance from
the city.
After having rendered all necessary relief to
the Catalina, the steamboat proceeded to the
schooner Lighthouse, OF Boston, Ryder, master,
loaded with corn and -four for an eastern port,
living on her beam ends. The captain and two
hands were taken off, The schooner was left
living on her side, aud it was feared her cargo OF
corn would sink her.
She next proceeded to the schooner China. OF
Vienna, Del from Old Point Comfort, bound to
Baltimore; lying bottom upwards, and took oh
the captain and three hands. The c. was IN bal
last.
The course Of the steam boat was then direct
ell towards bay schooner, name unknown, ~
ing bottom upwards. There were four men up
on her cutting hole for the purpose of rescuing
female who was in the cabin at the time OF the
accident. They succeeded in finding her'dead
body after il had been abodt two hours IN that ST.
tuaon. The crew, after she was upset. swan
to small vessel which happened to be near
which they reached in safety. Four men, DC.
longing to the latter vessel, instantly departed IN
their boat with an axe, and were engaged when
the steam boat came up. The above particulars
were communicated to US by passenger IN the
steam boat and by the pilot of the Catalina
Great praise is due to Captain Chaytor for bis
prompt and active personal exertlons IN render.
Ing assistance TO the crews OF the several vessels,
and for the humane treatment extended to them
when on board of his boat.
The steam boat Pccahontas. which took the
place of the g. Washington in the Citizens Uni
on Line, experienced heavy squall on Sunday
night, when IN about the same place in the Pa.
tapsco River. No other damage was experience
ed than the carving away Oi the railing on the
upper deck-Bah. finer.
A distressing case of hydrophobia was develop
ed yesterday. A fine lad, the son Of a respect
able ship, naster of Fell's Point, was bitten some
time ago by dog that was afterwards killed, and
Yesterday he was suffering all the horrors Of une
quivoeal, phrenzied hydrophobia.
D H.,t of,
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Planning Machine

IT, those having plank to plane for flooring. wea.
n Their boarding or other simls' purposes, may now
be relieved from gres, part Of the usual expense, and
from all the labor Of dressing by hand by applying to
A. VAN CoBLE, at the above establishment, on the
west side of the Tber opposite to and in full view
from the Capitol Terms cash
Wasl,ipptop June 4-w6w X. BUkUiNE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-20

Ma meeting of the citizens of Alexandria held
nnt NC BROOKE hodge On the 18Th, agreeably to
ysV'' eooee, Tor the purpose OF making arrange
~sn's Tor the Celebration of the Fourth of July,
On moli-n, " wy
r. "hti,N A WILLIAMS Vas called to the
On motion. it was
a "sSosrsd, That Committee of six be appoint.
o,b VI ae part OF this Meeting to confer WIN the
ria,, committees appointed 6y the different So.
nsras ' sl'l' and military, to make all proper and
Fourth r Of July. ''' - ''''
cOm aue Ohalr named the following gentlemen 70
SS "e the Committee:-Messrs. William H
CI0nS =, d. Janney, James Mckenzie, James
n" u, T, Wise and James w. Scott.
,dIsa moH E the Chairman Of this Meeting was
S. as Chairman Of this Committee.
'Ae meeting then adjourned.
Enc, MM. A. WILLIAMS, Charm.
'Ns SNowpES, Sec'y,
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INJECTOR q. FarQWhar

IVAvING completed his medical studies in the Uni.
versiiy offers his professional ser.
vices to the citizens Of Alexandra and its vicinity.
His Office is on King street. between Washington
and st. Asaph streets. Sth mo ICON