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a MOST DESIRABLE RESIDENCE FOR SALE.

"A MOST DESIRABLE RESIDENCE FOR SALE
IA wish TO sell the estate adjoining the city of Rich
nond called Belvidere, containing seventeen acres Of
land with dwelling and other houses calculated for the
accommodation OF large family. This property has in
bearing and approaching that state, selection of fruit
trees and grape vines, OF more than hundred varieties
and besides Garden of three acres, highly manurcd
with extensive, and very productive asparagus and
strawberry BEDS the brick walls by which the whole Sc
veneen acres are enclosed and subdivded afford borders
Tor early fruits and vegetables equal in extent 10 large
garden and admirably adapted to such purpose; the
lands not employed in gardening full rich for that or
any other culture, which an owner NAV incline n
vote them; and desirable to purchaser six acres not
within but adjoining the enclosure would be added TO
MS SAFE Persons disposed TO purchase such property,
will please apply at the store of Messrs Anderson s.
Leake until the 18th May when, if previously dispo
sed OIL viii, at o'clock in the evening be offered pub
hciy on the premises The terms of sale will be accom-
modaing. WILLIAM ANDERSON
APRIL uJ-tI5,bM
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"A valuable Mill for sale.

VIE subscriber being disposed to make different ar
a rangemen in his affairs, offers for sale his half of
mat desirable property called the GENITO MILLS on
PPomatoX River in the county OF Powhatan about for
W miles from Petersburg aud wenty-eight from Rich
nohu' The river, at nearly all seasons, affords good and
sae transportation for produce The toll on corn alone re-
ceVed at Tins Mill, varies from three hundred and y to
iour hundred barrels per annum am authorised by the
oWhcoi the other half OF the Mills saw that he would
sen MS part IL desired II sale Of the Mills is effected
tne subscriber would sell the place on which he resides
The terms will be arranged so as TO suit almost onv one
wishing TO purchase For further particulars apply 10
APn' 10. (l09-w5w'1 WILLIAM MURRAY
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NOTlCE.-Three or four more per,ons who are cane
~ Bile OF repairing Muskets, Rifles Pistols, SC. NAV
ma employment and fair wages by applying the sub
meter and qualifications will he required
April 20. 10 g,
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A NOMMlSSlON BUSINESS-The subscriber bavjno
" located hmsclfin Baltimore with view of transact
S general commission business, tenders his services
the public generally, in the above capacity and nies
hmseio pay strict attention to all business entrusted TO
his carc-Ohce at l0l Bowlcy's wharf.
80 SAM UEL AYRES.
BALTIMORE March
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n VIE subscriber will be absent from Richmond until
n Apri during his absence Mr. Letbbridge will Al
,end 10 ms professional business in whose skill as Den
Vs.. the public with perfect safety place tho most inn
P"IiI commence. p HOUSTON
'""'V - iooS' 72-oawu
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"A NDERSON AND LEAKE, Cary Street oG.r E,r
IN sale at market prices a large pe1er, and ,o
,ec.ea assortment OF Groceries, Brown Shirnps and sheet
s Couon Vhnsburgs, and Cotton Yarns-are of The Rich
superior quality. ApriI 10 Won " a0o 20 De OF
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RUBLIC sALE.-CoLUMpIA, the residence Of the

NDUBLlC SALE.-C0LUMBIA, the residence of the
IL late Philip Haxall, will be offered public sale On
the premises at IL o'clock, Wednesday the ID May next
If not fair the next fair day. The terms will be
one fourth cash, and upon the balance, credit will be
given oil g. IL and Is months bonds bearing interest, will
be required with deed of trust upon the property
cure their payment After the above sale will be offered
contiguous lots, among them, Of FIVE acres which has
been highly cultivated garden, and has brick house
upon il, containing four rooms.
family Of first rate house servants of whom also
very good csok part of the plants; some
hces oil urniture Stock of old Wines and Liquors.
mich cows and Sir Alfredcolt, Sc. SC.
RID. BARTON HAXALL.
The premises can be seen by any who wishes to
purchase, Tor a week previous TO the sale.
April 10. l09-tds
SALE UNDER DEED OF TRUST.-In pursuance
~ OF deed OF trust, dated the 18th day Of Sepen-
ber 1917, recorded in Henrico County Court Office exc
Gated to US by William Crawford secure the payment
OF debt John Parkill, shall; Monday the I7th
day oil next month"; between the hours of o'clock in the
forenoon and in the afternoon before the Court
door OF enrico county, make sale of of land lying
In said county, about or miles below Richmond on the
main road leading from the Seven Pines Richmond; con-
tanning according to the said deed 226 2 acres the boun
DIARIES whereof therein set FORTH Wcknow of no
lection to The title; but, acting trustees will convey on
~ such title as is vested in u.s.
JOHN ENDERS,
April @. Il0S--tdsl NATH. DUNLOP trustees.
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A. TY BATHS.--The Subscriber has the pleasure n
~ inform the public that bis Bathing house is now open
Tor the reception Of Bathers. - CHARLES BECK :
April IT. 111~G
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BALTIMORE, March IT, 1892.


FHNEN DOLLARS REWARD.-Ran ayy ay from Ho.
~ Max county, Va. on the 2ith day of March last
WILLIAM MATTHEW'S about thirty-three or four
years Old light hair, nearly bald blue eyes with dent
III MS iorehedd large and fair skin: said Matthews
aoscohuen III company with and two chldre
leaving wife and family in distress; he carried with
MN small black horse, which belonged to me- with one
NM loo ittle white and uncomnonly large head
whch would induce many persons to think he had the
pig hcad ive years old this spring. four feet ten inches
hgn which horse had hired him work TO PETERSBURG
anogshcad oil tobacco, which he Sold and took the pro-
ceeds with him. think it more Than nrobabio a. 10
WIhirade the horse the first opportunity therefore would
tnanS whoever may aPprchend him. TO keep all the pro
perry whch ne may have in possession and direct nor-
malon 10 me at Black Walnut, Halifax Va
ApnI H. tl11-6t1 JAMES NJ BAKER.
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NEW GLASGOW ACADEMY.-The Spring and
l Summer session of this Academy commenced on
the 18th day OF March, under the superintendent of
Warner Nj. Yates, late principal of Round Hill School
Staunton, Va. In this Institution there will be two
separate and distinct departnentsthe one for the male
ana the other Tor the female scholars; in both of which
VIII be taught every branch OF Literature known in an
proved and established Academies Besides the constant
ana immediate superintendent of Mr. Yates he will be
aided IN The female department by Miss Amelia Hommann
oil Philadelphia, for whose amabe department and era
ry requirements, the public are referred 10 the Rev
Messrs Brantley and Moreon, Mr. John Vaughan (Vice
consul Tor Sweden, Norway and Brazi3 Mr. John Grgg
ll'ookselerD also TO DR.. Huttner, Mr. Picot and Mrs
Hughes, hrce eminent teachers of the city of Phlade-
pha Dr. Thomas r. jones' Professor of Chemistry in Co
lmbia College, Washington city Col Singleton and Lady
OF South Carolina, and the Hon. Andrew Stevenson
Speaker Of the House of Representatives of the United
9'ates ana Lady And in the male department, by Mr..
Levi Bartlett Of New Hampshire, graduate of Dart
mough College, who has been teaching with considera-
BILE success in an adjoining county for The four years
The Trustees, this cademv the svora
BILE notice OF the public take great pleasure in STATING bat
the high moral character, great experiences and extensive
literary requirements OF the teachers afford the best guar
antec that the public expectation will be disappointed
The Academy is located i'm the county of Amherst i'm c
suburbs OF beautiful village in fine and healthy coun
y and combines as many advantages found in any
Academy in Virginia The tuition fees are moderate as
VIII be seen from the subjoined prices, for the session
Of months
Latin and Greek Languages, Mathematics, Phi
losophy and Chemistry, s15 90
Logic, Rhetoric and Composition, ~ so
English Grammar, Geography, History and
arithmetic, 10 90
Orhogapby, Reading and Penmanship, so
Projecting and drawing Maps, 90
French, \ "a
Music, Is 90
Painting and Drawing, \ so
The young ladies' will be taught dancing by Miss
Hommann if required, at 3 m
The tuition fees will be required in advance.
Any scholar coming in after the LIST of April will only
be charged for the Time according TO the foregoing prces
Board be had with Mr.. Yates or in other respectable
iamiles at 35 per session. including washing and odgno
payable in advance. %
DAVID s. GARLAND, Lucas p TuoMpsoU
JAMES ;. PENDLEToN, HUDsoN Nj. GARLAND
JOHN COLEMAN, EDWARD A. CABELL,
nAUL u CABELJ, EDMUND PENN,
WM. NJ WALLER HENRY J. Rosr'
JOSEPH X. lRV1No, JAMES d. Wars
0A UEb Nj. OAKLAND, Trustees.
April 10. no 40
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bales floor and stair carpetings and rugs well p
assorted p
do. point and duffie blankets
4 do. do. all sizes
do. hannels and baiZes -
do. negro cloths
small cases superior sattinets z.
Between this and the middle of April we suppose we
shall receive at least 200 800 packages more of fresh
goods-bough an England ,oih cash, or at auction or
ofher,ose an Philadelphia and Ne,o York 6y our mart
ners and dgentsdH IF ,ohc, tDH as the goods ,o,p
advertised ,ce ,cH sell either by epacage or piece on
as good terms goods Of equal quality be had in anu
Of the markets IN The United States in like quantities at
private sale and Of this, zee hereby gre every country
merchant 'cho may be disposed 10 buy here, the
qualified assurance We afford do this; for the diff
ference in rents and other expenses will more than sus
tain us; and OF this, we think satisfy every reasona
Die man; but really we have choice in the matter: we
must sell as cheap as the merchants of Philadelphia and
New York do or CAM or our best country merchants will
go these things and being determined to
do what we can TO attract business this city, we give the
pledge herein contained which stand ready to redeem
to all who will afford us the opportunity.
+. s. j. S. JAMES & Co.
March 27. [l05-2aw4wSwIwl Market Square.
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SPANISH HlDES.--Oo consignment acd r.. .,i..-
- St4 best Buenos Ayres Hides '''u 'O' Sdie'
100 Green Sailed do-Bv
APr'i H. lll1-su JOHN POE & co.
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DIR. BOHANNAN has removed his office TO the room.
over the store of Mr. Joshua Haowell, four doors
below the Bell Tavern. Feb 90 r9i1f0
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-04-24

HAQUEL1N p. TAYLOR, has received h., Tho 1ToT
Sp Yho, from Liverpool and by the packets from New
YORK supply o. Spring Goods consisting of the usual
purchased the remainder in the Northern markets. h %
sole 70 oiier goods equally cheap with those who have
bought at sacrifices at Northern auctions and being de-
ierhned 10 sell at as low prices other houses be s
hhed by reference 10 their advertisements in saving ,a,
purchasers may now be advanageouy supplied i9 tbs
sy' lie has large stock Of Irish linen lawns sheet
Ings ana diapers, caIcoes gingbams musns cambrcIs
co.,Vn ana silk hosiery and gloves, parasoIs umbreII,s
sI naus cloths, cdssneres vesngs, lasting circassin
titus "iu s'1pes, nankeen Rouen cassnercs and broyo
hnens, id'a gros de Nap and gros dc Swiss narcene
e,u oher SILKS printed palmynncs, Grape dc lyons and
sea pG g . Grape silk fancy handkcrcbcfs and
oe"rns slSs' threads spool cotton and twist
hbso-brOwD, bleached and colored domestic sbirt,,
sheengs Jeans paids. stripes and cotton oznabnres er
man and Scotch oznabugs, tcklenburgs and burisps
large assortment OF palm cafhas Waldron's doube
ana patent blades, grass and brabe scvtIcs and sd
rugs Apil ~ T,,o cSrPeunE and
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TPec.HiII Races

NV commence, as usual, on the second Tuesday in
Wv May next
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-16
New PublicAii0n.

4, KENNEDY has received the following. viz:
II. GlaUber Spa, vols, by sever"l America" al
thors
wes,word 10! 2 vols, b! the author Of the Dutch
mans Fires'ae
BeIl Oh the Cholera Ambitious Student
The IIeidermauer, or the Benedic'ints, 2vois
Browns Scripture Selections lfur committing TO
memory Z.
Popular Lessons for Youth, by Mrs Blrbnud. Edge.
worth and Hints to Christians; Daily Food. engrav
ings, Arobesque
nemsn's Poems. gi't Arobesque vols 37mo
Pasca's Thoughts. Peck 'iu'de TO I'm grants, with
q map
Christians Almanac, Bible, Atlas; Manual Of Psalmo
dy, Mothers Manual; Boys Girls Library.
Christians Own Book; Christian siurent; Signs of
The Times 2vos; saturds, Evening; ebsters School
dictionary; Stories of the 9Th and 5th century illus.
tratiDg Church History
Hannai, Aiore's Private Dsyotiors; Pocket Maps of
the several states NitchePs Travellers Guide, and
Blsir's Philosophy, for the use of schouls with ten
engrsvings, second edition. revised and enlarged by
Benjamin Hso~eli.
nov l4-eo3t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-16
Rio Granae Aides, sc

4 ANDISG this morning. from Brig Ann Maria.
L. Captain Rice a, Dsngerfeld's wharf, the Cargo
of said Brig. consisting Of
3i79 Ok and Cow Hides
1882 Horse Hides
800 Arobes of Horse Hair
1897 OK Horns
283 Nutria Skins
For sale by JOHN C. VOWEL, b.
nov 12-eo3t JOHN HcCOBB
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-16
DOMESTIC NEWS.

NORFOLK, Va Nov. y
Mihiory.-TwO Companies Of U S. Ar,a,..
are ordered from Fort Monroe, to prc,..d !.
mediately to Charleston. S. c. The .chr D
pire, Capt Latham. has been engaged ia ,,,.
port them, and will sail on "Wednesday Nov,
Smridc.-An occurrence Of melaDcb,', =,
racter took place IN this Borough on suud,, - =
inst but which, from The privacy with ui,'' "
was managed. Wa, undiscovered until S,,nsi
last. A Young man. nf respectable arnear,r:
bv the name of WILLIAM ". EMMEnsoy :, y
tive U Bangor, Me. where and IN New va "a
We learn, he is Respectfully connected. "a,
uur to- from Fayettp,iir. u G., abop, n. ~
since, ard npened Lottery Oiice on ii. S," '
side rt Main stieei. the third door Wr, an
KIT Square. lie took lodgings at Ms. Nprr',
Boarding House, aud conducted himself =.
are MFR ID, ..;'h cntire prnprie,y.
4 day Or no preceding hi, rash act, /, l..
ro~ cd from d. Maiin,y, whose Office "a, L -,
in an adloin!n. spa''ment. Book IN tn,,a,l
and 90 rciurnius r. on Saturday,, 81 inst. nj
some remark about arteries, but ",e p,,,l y
DOT at,e1h TO u suffit'eu,'v 10 rememb,, il,
port Being missed at hi. Boadin ,.uu, :.
hts office being closed, IL "as c, rjeclur,d lt,.
mad ic't here in Sundays stean.boi, Lr H.
Nnr,h. without giving notice to any ore.
On Wednesday easuing, tie D,c,ar va. u,,.
ii7aayed b, putrld exnaiatioa. WHICH ,p,,.
iug TO proceed from a dead rat, he hao N, AZ
! Thoroughly "iradsrd ard ventilated; uat N RI,
| ing the doors, the offensive smell returned q.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-16

LlBEnry. In1..na. W. /
Poifoyntan,ie Trsaiy.-A sentlemaa y.
the treaty grou nd week ago. MORN s,,,t,i
there had bee nothing done towards 'o'
treaty. and that there probably WONG b.
treaty made.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-16

Bosroy, Nov. ID
Insurur-e Case The case o! the hers y
late Thouas Hazard. of New York. oan'r
the ship Dawn, against the New England u"
ance Company Of this city. 10 receive, u'e -.
Sl4, 600 insured on the vessel, which "'' -
menced IN the U. $. Court on lhuf.''l,', n
decided on Saturday night IN favor gM@
Gnis. The jury were absent bu' lev "..'
and rendered a special verdict, eXO"ef'.m,
insured from any il anlion TO deceive ~. !.
writer's IT.. defence was, that I've '"I
not copper bo,'omed. a, represented TO la' '. ~
panv. Hubbard and Webster tor drleii'-,
Seizure. We understand the Tue VIZ
Olive, belonging to Mes,rs Peters. b""' .l y,
of this city. was taken possession OF : So
eveni, ..by order Of the Collector, 10 ''n'F 10.
of some misunderstanding respecting "' y"
nue. Laws. 1t is TO be hoped that 'Hs OT I'D
will be adjusted without resort 70 sea
sures.-.4ftas. ,.6
DEpuAM, Mass Nov
All party animosipes ap.ear to have " 'f,,,
sumed by the late fire in this town, a'' W. -
born charity seems to have taken the p"'
occupied in the public mind Men I" e r,;s,
litical creed. Masons and Anll'Ma,on'' III
and JacksoDmen, have thrown poI'le' ,''' n
devise means for relieving the d'stFes'. 70.
ladies, TOO, have acted noble part 10 W. .',a
of benevoIence. While the gentlemen 49,
trIbuted largely for the benefit oil tue a ,,,.
their own sex, the ladies' have not o"', ' b..
generous subscription for The dls're''su r.
domestic =, but have met IN sewing c"e. ~ III
benefit of all. II is cheerIL. TO SET ", ID
gloom which arises f. n the smoking ''"
chased away by the aid beams Of 0e"''
Liberty. Ino..na' Wv
Foifoyntan,ie Treaty. sent,ema' .. 81
the treaty grou nd week ago. MORN s,,,i.,
there had been nothing done towar" 1I ~ VI
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-16

NEW YORK. Nov. t.
T:res.-A faw minutes beforr O'Clock Ir
evening, the hardware and fancy store W
Charles W. Lunerrc, No. VI WlI'lamst@.
was discovered TO be On FIRE. and soraPld snr
progress Of the fame, that WITHIN .fti.ea mns'
the whole of the store. with the stock Of gua
was nearly destroyed. Weuodcrs'audtnH&
l.. that the value Of the goods DESTROYED q
mated at seven thousand dollars, or who n'
was a policy of insurance for five Thousand u
fire did not extend beyond the store, eScsP'.
that the windows Of the second story vef' Z"
stroyed bv the flames - hich issued from le'"'
The upper part was occupied BY Mrs. Cu'F
as boarding house only injury she 'i'it
ed was the arrangement Of her furniture y
IL O'Clock there was another alarm from me a''
premise, :; e fire having taken between so"r I.
t.tions; it W, extirguIshcd bv Mrs 'Nf,'
boarders. The disaster was caused Tie '.
sion Of gas.-Com.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-16

RACING.
n Cholien ge 10 the Uo,H jor SIC COT,
Secretary Of the Tree HILL Jockey Cub sgs
thorized and requested to make known, thai ID,
produce of Medley, : years old next Splus 81.
run over tive Tree Hi. Course, ne da, precrdll.
the next Fall regular Meeting, asan. he pro
duce Of any other horse, Of the same .,e, Use
three, or lour mile heats, for the SUN Of Ia
Thou, and Dollars, to close the l,t Of JAhum
next. November l2'b, 1852
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-16

DRAFTS TO-MORROU
Union Canal Lottery of Pennsylvania,
Class No . f~lsa2
To be drawn IN PhIii ha on Saturday, Nov II
4 Capital Prizes Of 100000!
Tickets IS; halves2 so; quarters IS
Connecticut Lottery-Class No 40 for 1882,
Will BIZ drawn 4, iisv"n IN >atur W, Nov ~
HIGHEST PRIZE $40 600.
OF invest przs ~ dollars
Tickets IS; halves 4 90; quarters 90.
To be had in variety of numncrsoI
=. &c RISE,
Lot erv e Exchange Broker. .7!es"nd-ia.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-16

It's current rePurted in the CITY that GHt
raj Jackson, or the Secretary Of the Nay, Id
ordered several revenue cutters to take pSd,E
10 the neishborhood of the potts "f SA a C"'
ma. II his is true, 70 may soon expect "s'
work 10 thai quarter. We doubt the sialra,r
much.-Phiialielphia h. "irer.
Wilmington expositor. (Wilmington, Del.) 1831-18??, 1832-05-04
MASONRY Us THE LAWS.

The following extract is copied from the
Boston Courier. dated January 90, 1897. 1t
exhibits an example of g masonic honor and
is furnished for the consideration of all those
who are anxious to preserve an institution
whose members not only protect criminals
from merlted punishment, but publicly avow
their appreciation Of such principles.
From Foreign Papers.
MaSon7c honor.--Never, perhaps; did any
body OF freemasons pay more deserved honors
to humble but inaexible integrity, than yesters
day, when 100 members of a single lodge fol-
lowed the corpse of Mr.. Pendrell to that most
durable of all masonic architectural works.
the grave! M. Pendrell was by trade a shoe.
maker, and resided, when alive, in Newgstc
street. Attic time when reward of PlooO
was offered for the apprehension of young
watson, he secreted him in his house dressed
as female, watched over him to prevent tho
OF every intruder. accompanied him
to the United States of America, and never
lett MN till he saw him in place of safety;
yer ne, MIR, Pendrell, was very poor.-His re-
'usas to betray the trust he had accented was
great sacrifice of interest to honor; and further
'xertions tor the young man who had confided
~ rum were made at great expense of time
and trouble. He was rewarded in life nv the
testimony ct his conscience and in death by the
vowed appreciation of those who were best ac-
luainted with his meritsp
his example of g masonic honor was pub.
ished In the Courier about four months after
ne abduction and murder of Captain William
Morgan: 1t was a season requiring similar i'm
frances OF " intexible' masonic So integrity.'--
Where, We would enquire, are those who Sc.
'Fe'eu and watched over the heartless murder.
Wilmington expositor. (Wilmington, Del.) 1831-18??, 1832-05-04
POETRY.
no MARGARET.

And thou art faithless--then farewell,
This--this alone could break the spell
Which bound each feeling of my soul,
A. willing slave to thy control,
OH when think Of joys now flown,
When ], believed thee all my owns
Icannot bear the thought, that thou
Art false and fckle-hearted now.
'Fis past:--with thee it soon will seem
But the remembrance of a dream,
And other loves and pleasures BRING
A balm to soothe thy conscience sting.
Yet wherefore chide thee. or complain,
May we ne'er meet on earth AGAIN.
For calmly now could not brook
Indifferent tone and careless look.
Farewell forever, and believe,
Tho DER thy treachery grievc,
] would not live the past again,
With ALL its pleasures, all its pains;
To feel ONE HOUR, this bitter smart,
This desolation Of my heart.
Wilmington expositor. (Wilmington, Del.) 1831-18??, 1832-05-04

We learn verbally from Lockport, that the
trials of Bruce and Whitney, for contempt in
refusing to be sworn on the Morgan trials, have
resulted in the conviction of both Of the accu-
sed. Bruce has been sentenced to so DAYS inn
prisonment and 200 dollars fine; and Whitny
Wilmington expositor. (Wilmington, Del.) 1831-18??, 1832-05-04

A Masonic 1rgument 10 a Jay:--1'he Penn.
Wing states, that, at late trial Of a mason in
that State, for passing counterfeit notes, the
constitution and bylaws of a lodge were hand
ed round to influence the Jury, the person ar
raigned being high mason.
Wilmington expositor. (Wilmington, Del.) 1831-18??, 1832-05-04
Glorious nefvs from North Carolina.

Glorious nerUs from North Carolina.
We have received printed circular contai-
ming the proceedings of an Anti masonic NEE
ting held the Eth Of February, 1892, at Neck
ienburg, in North Carolina II is thus ANTI
masonry is ssgoing down, suhsiding, dying
away" Yes, the ssblessed spirit Is going
dorun into the very hearts offhe people through
out the whole Union.--for there is light in the
South, brother Boaz!! We shall give the pro-
Pitisamgh TINES.
Wilmington expositor. (Wilmington, Del.) 1831-18??, 1832-05-04
from az B0ston 7sIegrabh

From fhe Boston Telegraph,
RENuNcIATtox:-Th may certify, that I
have been member Of the masonic institution
for several years. William Morgan has revea-
led the truth in substances the institution is an
I'll Christian, I therefore withdraw my con-
nexion, with the same forever.
WILLIAM BROWN; Jr.
Wrentham, March "a, 1882.
Wilmington expositor. (Wilmington, Del.) 1831-18??, 1832-05-04

to the like Imprisonment and 300 dollars fine.
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