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Hank II AieXaMAria,

January Cd, 1882.
4 DIVIDEND of Three Dollars Share, for the last
4 ns.fyesr. has been this day declared, and will be
p,id to the Stockholders on the 5th instant.
By order of the Boar:
}. L. McKENNA, Cashier.
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Valu ,h\e HWilAing N0ts
FOR SHE. OR OV GROUND REVT.

NalU ,ble HWildiNg NNts
FOR SHE. OR OV GROUvD REvT. !.
!, LOTS on Washington street, adjoining tho
} dwelling house Of Nr. Ro5er, Brockett, IS teet
ont. Is feet deep.
One LOT, a5 feet front on Princess street,
runnin. .,ntn IS tret
A LOT about 6. feet front on Patrick street,
by rs ST. last
A LOT "a feet on Henry street, by 1913 5-lS
west
Two LOTS, % feet front on Water street,
about Is {. ct deep
Two LOTS % feet front on Potomac street,
about Is feet dep
One LOT 100 feet front on Royal street, by
124 S IL deep, near Yates, Garden.
And at $50 feet front Water street. commencing
at the corner of Franklin street I00 feet deep.
One LOT 90 5-12 on Frankli street. Also,
flA,as A PLANTATION in Montgomery
eJiSsSf County. Nar,iand, IL mile, firm q, orgetown
$40 800 acres: 81 I" 81 acres IN Wood. his
-szaxn, Land is ,niy mile from the Chesapeake and
OhIo Canal Il will ne exchanged for Town Property,
For terms, please apply to
jy20 THOs. VOWEL.
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SplenAiA Furniture.
CHARLES KOONES,
Cabinet, Chair and Sofa Maker, King, neat door
to the corner of .4Ifred street.
las on hand, and constantly manufactures gene
L raj assortment of
FASHIONABLE CABINET FURNITURE,
Which, for elegance and durability, Jees competitions
His stock, generally consists Of
Grecian and plain sofas, couches and lounges
Mahogany and all kinds Of Ira wing room chairs
Grecian, winged and single wardrObes
Pedestaend sidebosrls with marble tops and miroD
Gothic and various other ditto
Pier tables, with marble and mahogany tops
Piller aud block dining, c.rd and breakfasttables
do claw do do do do
Plain do do do do do
Centric or loo do
French and various other bureaus, with and without
mirrors
Ladies' dressing tables, with and without mirrors
Ditto workstands and music stools
Ditto and gentlemens cabinet. secretaries and book
cases
washstands, with marble and mahogany tops
Richly carved and plain mahogany, bird eye and curl
maple and common beadsteads
Cribs, cradles, shaving po table desks
and every other article in the cabinetline.
LIKEWISE,
Mahogany Of various kinds, steam sawed, curl and
shaded veneers, copal ackng bottoms, cords,
BEDS, MATTRESSES. 80.
The above articles will be disposed offor cash or to
punctusl persons on the most lberaite
very extensive patronage from Washington indu.
say, thstI will deliver furniture to any puf.
chaser in that city free ofexpence.
Turning e. Carving executed in the best manner.
may 90
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AtteMti0nM

TIA Regirpental Court Extraordinary Of the First
"A Regiment Second Brigade Of the Militia of the
District Of Columbia held the 10th November. 1881,
1t was unanimously
Resoiued In accordance with the 9th section Of" An
act the more eectuay to provide for the organization
of the Mlitis of the District Of Columbia" that the
Uniform TO be hereafter bv such COMPANIES as are
not already uniformed, be blue Coat white Panta-
looms, round black Hat, and black Cravst or Stock
Resolved That the Clerk be required to make publ
cation Of the same, in the manner prescribed by law
Extract from the Minutes.
JNO DUNLAP,
Clerk LIST Regiment ID Brigade NJ. ID. c.
Jan IS-2awlmo ;4taw1mo, Sd,m
DR.aItIS THIS DIP.
New York Consolidated Lottery,
Extra Class No. J, for 1882.
Will he drawn in the City o. New York on Wednes.
dav, January 10
prize Of 100000 sprizes $4,000
/ do of 10000 10 do of 1000
/ do of 5000 Sc. &c. &c.
Tickets IS; halves : so; qusrters1 rs.
To be had IN a variety Of numbers of
3 uUMSE.
Lot ~ e Exchange Broker. ale andrid.
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Five Dollar NeWayd'

AETILi be paid TO. the apprehension and delivery Of
w EDMUND WREN, an apprentice to the Hat
ting busin S. who ran sway from the subscribers the
ist instant lie is about II years of age, feet 10 in
ches high and sic nder make. All persons are hereby
forbidden to employ trust, harbor ,sid Boy. the
W will be strictly enforced against all so offending
ian 1s-eo3t MORSE & JOSSELYN.
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BAG,

LETTER BAG,
fit the Commercial Heading Room. Fai,far St.
Schr. Mary Ellen. Mcknight. ........ barbadoes.
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1t may be mentioned as rather curious fact,
tina, since the nomination of Mr.. Writ, we have
heard Tess of Anti. Masonry than we did for long
time before. That event has, So it would seem,
materially m,sated the fever. Would it not be
the part Of wisdom to give UP this business alto
gether, and not persist in forcing Mr.. Writ to
retain station which he is, no doubt, now sorry
he ever accepted?
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Washington and Buonoparte. The following
general order to the troops Of the French RePub-
lie is perhaps at this time not within the recol-
lection Of MANY Of our readers. IL was issued BY
BaOnaparte. when first consul, upon hearing of
the death Of Washiugton:
.'Order Of the dsY for the consular guard and
all the troops OF the republic:
Nv AsHINGToN is no more: that great man
fought against tyranny; he firmly established the
liberty OF his country; his memory will ever be
dear to the French people. as it must be to every
TREND OF freedom IN the two worlds, and espe-
cially to the French soldiers, who. like him and
the Americans, braveIy fought for liberty. The
FIRST Consul. in consequence. orders that for ten
DAYS, black Grape shall be suspended to all the
standards and flags of the French republic.
NAPOLEON.
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COMMERCIAL.
BALTIMORE MARKET-FEB. e5.

FLOUR
Ho,cafd Street Flour-The receipts of the
week are above 1000 barrels. Owing to the
continued scarcity of money. the transactions
from store have not been extensive. From the
irst 10 the middle OF the week, sales of parcels
were generally made at IS l2a per barrel on
short credit, with interest added. On Thursday
some parcels were sold at > o.! l2l. Sales
of 400 barrels have also been made at 90 per
batre for cash. The wagon price opened at
90; but within the last two or three days the deal
ers generally have been paying 4 81, and that
rate may be considered the current price to-day,
although i'm an occasional instance fraction
more is paid
City Mills Hour.-A lot Of 500 tbls. standard
was sold at IS. ON four months. interest added.
Sales Of 200 bbs. extra at l2a, on sixty and
ninety DAYS.
GRAIN.-
Wheat There has been tolerably fair sup
piv of red Wheais at market this week, but we
know of none very prime among the receipts
Sales of good red have been made at 95 cents, OF
fair quality at 90 cents, and of ordinary and in
terror parcels at propOrtionaby lower rates. AT
the City Mills the price of good red wagon wheat
continues at 95 cents. A lot ot good white was
sold at 81 90; prime family -four white would
bring 05, or perhaps little more.
Cora.-The market has again declined. Sales
Of various parcels OF good yellow have been made
within the last two or three days at sc 81 cents;
and of good white at IS sc cents. We quote
the same rates to-day.
Rye.-Little or none received We quote at
70 IS cents per bushel.
Oats-Have declined, and are now quoted at
25 cents Per bushel.
Clover Ased-Continues in good demand, and
prices are well supported. Sales of good parcels
from stores at sc 25 per bushel, and prime lots,
it is believed, would bring 6 so The wagon
prices generally ranges from IS 6.
FIurseed The store price 81 62a, and the
| WAGON price | so per bushe
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Dyeiug EstMb' ishment,

RoynpStreet be'ween King and Prince Streets,
IN the house formerly occupied by Mr.. Saiuetat.
IN WHEAILFY be.s leave TO inform the citizens
of Alrxandris and its vicinity. that he is in read-
ness to execute all manner of business in his line
Gentlt mems garments ofevery description neatly scour
ed or dyed, and pressed to have the ustre of new
cuth Fancy coiors Of sill The various shades color
ed on ribbons handk echief, bonne,s, dresses in
the whole piece. and finished Ia look as we'll new
Also, merin0 shswls neatly secured ard whitenet, or
dyed without injury To- the border also. black merro
shswls yed without injury to the border; also me
rino curtains d ell and watered
n. B The subscriber warrants 20 give satisfaction to
all who pstr' nize him, and that his business will
BE- promptly attended 10.
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Curvov,tinM y tice.
In Conncil. Eebruaru 2S. 1882.

yHy.IE following persons were .pponted Comm sson-
ers for hoiing Elections in the several ards on
Tuesday. the g. day of March next for members to
serve in the Common Council Tor the ensuing year,
viz:
Reuben Johnston. Alexander Mckenzie, and John
A Stewart. at James Morris's Tavern, for the First
Ward. -
Thomas L Martin, Robert Jameson. and William
Gregory AT the Old Resdiag Room, south end of the
New Market House. for til, Second " ard
James Douglas, Joseph Smith. and Andrew schoi,
field. at the old indian Queen Tavern, for the Third
Wsrd
william Fowle william A Williams, and Benjsm'n
Kinsey at Mrs Mills, corner Of Prince and Alfred
sire els, for the Fourth Ward.
feb 25-dtE
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In the Virginia House of Delegates on the 2lst.
MI. Carter of p. W. submitted the following
resolutions:
/. Res ired, That the recent decision of John
4. Washington in his reply to the JOINT Commit
tee Of Congress, withholding his assent to the re-
mo,al of the remains of Geo. Washington, is APP
proved BY every Virslnian.
q Resolvei That it is the duty Of Virginia TO
guard and protect the sacred remains of the Fa-
Their 1t his Country.
s Resoiced, That a strong fabric Of granite,
for the purpose of protection and security, not OF
ornament b, erected over his tomb at the expense
of the State.
l. Resolved That the Washington monument
fund. and the additional sum Of be appro-
prl,sd to the object.
s. Res0icei. That a committee he appointed
to bring IN bill providing for the accomplish
ment of the above object.
Mr.. Carter accompanied these resolutions with
some appropriate remarks, aud they were adopt
ed.
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broke J ii,

an Sunday night 29tr instant, two negro men,
~ RoRERr JOHNSTON and HANSON BARNES.
Johnston is stout we'll made man, about IS years Of
aye feet inches high; his clothing is brown frock
coat and blue pan,aoUns lie was commit ed f'r steal
ing horse from John Beessay, ct Montgomery Co"n
t,. MARYLAND, IN the 2lst September last. Hanson
Barnes is abou feet high, and well made; about IS
years of age clothes psntaoons and round jacket He
was hand on board Of the steamboat Coumbis, ply.
ing rom Baltimore to Washington. Captain Mitchell
master He mas tamil, in Bamor.
will give Twenty Dollars reward for apr he ding
and securing in Jail either une of them, Forty Dol.
lars for experimenting them both
CHARLES SCOTT, ID. ".
For Henry Ashton, Marshsl
Alexandria, Dec. 81 If
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Office If the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
Company.

WAsHINGToN, january 9, 1882.
PROPOSALS will be received al this Office fol.
Il lows
1st For the construction "f Dam across the Poto
mac River near " Hsrpers Ferry" and for the Con
struction of Stone ,queuct across Cstoctin Creek
until the Slst day of ,nuary instant
2nd For the excavation, embankment, and wall'ng
of twelve miles of Canal, ex lending from the 84h
ton of the Cana near to thr Point Of WOCks, to
iarpers Ferry, in sections of about half mile each
and for the construction cf four Stonv lift Locks and
Guard Lock, AMI several Cu',rrs on the same por
ton of Canal. until the l7!h day Of February next
81 For the excavation embansment and waiting OF
forty miles of Canal extending from Hsper, Ferry IT,
Wiliiamsport and for the construction of necesssr
Locks Aqurducts, Cuyerts, and Dams. until the 3O,h
dsy OF Marcel next.
rho plan and ,pecif :,lcn Of the Dam and Nqsduct
will be exhiD ted aft the l5 instant md the con-
tracts will he de r.rrd tn CSnai flee IN this City
on he Isl day ut February neA;
The pl.n AID specification of the other work below
Hsrper's Ferr,, Il ue exhibited al the Canal Dffce
after the 38h instant aud the contract will b. declared
t Harper, Ferr, the 2Sl day # February next.
The pan and spechcnon of the work between
Harpar's F RI, and Wiam-por will be exhibited at
the Canal Office after the 10Th day of March next and
the contracts will La d .csr-d at Shrpheidsown in
Virginia on the 4th d.y of April following.
Blank forms of proposals will he fur"shed on appli
cation to this office. JOHN Z. INGLE,
Clerk "fihe Che sspeske and Ohio Canal Go.
ian l2-eO2 8thFeb
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SHIP NEWS
PORT JF .aLEX4ADRIh u. c.

ARRIVED. FEBRUARY 25,
Schr. Dunton. Ri,le,. Great Egg Harbor; bal
asst to Edw'd. Daingerfield.
Schr Farmer, Hopkins. Folly Landing; oats
to master
Schr. Gentle Return. Holingshead, Patuxent;
tobacco to w. Fowle s. Co.
SIoup Mary, Burrows, Pomonkey; tobacco to
ditto.
Sloop Augusta, Deakins, Port Tobacco; wheat
and corn to master.
SAILED,
Schr. President. Kirkland. New York.
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NnttNer.
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d al some Other convenient situations OF whlch no
tee viii be gwen.
RATE FIR is a chesnut, full IS hands 80 inches
high with remsrkaol, fine, short and glossV Goa, OF
hair ithe silrest Indication of high blood with strong
clean bone great muscular power, and as s, mmetca
in FORM and graceful snd easy action, as any horse IN
Virginia
The pedigree of RATHER is short, and as rich as
blood can make it. The following extra OF letter
from James HARRISON, ksq tagent'eman well known
to the racing world will satisfy even the most scrupu'
lous of the purity If his blood:-
"RArrLER sired Ly the celebrated race horse
Tmoleon Oh best son of Archy. his dam by Constiiu
ton BY Diomed. and of the same of rimoleon -
I his mare by the old imported Ssltram. which was
by O'Kclly's celebrated English Eclipse. his dam.
Old w,ldair. & dam, Fearnought 8 /, < dam. DR.
yer, ggggg. The imported Vampire, gggggg Fat.
low lie is of the stock If BENJAMIN Jones, OF
Greensville RATrLER has as much Domed blood NJ
him as any horse IN the United States, and berrve
partakcs of more crosses Constitution, oy D'"ned'
the sire Of his dam rimoeon, BY Archy, by Diomed'
his sire-all Mr. Jones' run-they stand No n 'ne
G. lendar Of America. Tmoleon, Kate. hr.tus' ha'd
Of Lodi, Snow Storm. Sally Walker. Sally Mc@ee ana
man, other fine racers, OF this stock your nee
deserves to do WELL for he is doubled and twS'ea III
the same stock" tFor particulars see bills cox
Clover Hill, Stafford. Feb. 10, 1882
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Office.

PPIICATION will be made to the President and
n Directors ofthe Little River Turnpike Road Com.
pany for the renewal of Certificate Of share OF
Stock, No 1874 standing on the books OF said Compa
ny in the name OF Charles Az res; said certificate having
been lost or nussid
feb 4-w4w
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lioNasNate.
This beautiful and thoroug


SArS3S STALi ION will stand the ensuing season
tsS$% near Alexandria and in tn vicinity of
.Nl<DSlA Washington. Further information iR
lston 1" his stands, sc will be hereafter given.
IospspALE is beautiful dsppled grey, l59 hands
high &c great and muscle, and possesses man,
crosses Of the Did Medley blood much sought after
b, breeders for the turf, and scarce) as any
horse in the United States I.ondsdsIe also has more
of the Old Fearnought than stallion IN our country
will nc seen from his pedigree
LoNDsD,L got by Young Medley out OF Mari
anna, by reemschus grand dam by Wild Medley,
dam Young Fearnousht, gg dam b. the 'mfHr'ed
hor'e Stephen, gg dam b, Bayl"I's Fesrnought
Young Medley bred BY Matthew Pss.' of Ere.
derrick COUNT, Va and WAS got by ,ie celebrated Cup
Bearer his dam b, Old Medley grand dam by iarri>'.
Eclipse. dam Lonlsdaie. < 6 & dam by sparks
which Las, horse imp red BY Gov Ogie, OF har'
and. and presented to him by Lor! Baltimore fele'
machus bred by Mr. Merit, OF Brunswick Co Vir-
gnpia AMI was got by Old Diomed, his dame by the
imported Dare Devil grand dam BY Communication, & 4
dam by Damon gg dam by Old Partner. out ct Col.
Robert Alexander famous mare, 6 neraiy known BY
the name Of tive Mule. equal to any If her day.
Wild " die, WAS got by Old Mtde', his dam nv
wiIdair. grand dam by Shindy; his dam he ia
nous mare Old Sportley got by old Janu, The dam
# sporlcv WAS purchased by General Thomas Nelson
from the Spanish Nam.
Young Fesrnought got by Gay, his dam by Old
Fearnought. grand dam b, the same, dam by Jolly
Roger, out of tho7 ugh bred mare of Col John BAY
tors Gay WAS got by Ceier his dam by I'D Partner.
grand dam BY Valiant, dam by Col. d, rd's import
ed rrya, out of thorough bred mare, certified by
Col Thomas N Randolph, of james River
Cup Be4rer was got by imported Bedford, his dam
BY Hsrr's Eclipse, out Of Vanity, by Ceer, Silver
Eye. &c. -,
The following certificate from gentlemen who reside
in the county where Grscchus, Rat Ter aud Sir Charles
stood. prove his " III a foal gc,ter
"I do hereby certify that Lnnslale owned by
whiting, Esq IS, in my opinion, one OF the hnsst tna
al ,lts nj
those of nv other horses get in the NEG bo'hood.
have bred from lonstlae aud .hscenc Ious IN as
st rng, that have been more please With l''e
progeny fanny o;he' than an wih his Given under
my hand this 9th February, 1852
RoBr BuooKE
Ihave colt. two years oil next spring go by Ions
dale which consider equal TO any colt ever saw fo
beautiful figure, and la avg fall proportion OF bone
and muscle. DAVID MEADE
February 6, 1852
feb 22-eo3t HofHen
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70 EisherlNt n.

ONG Boards for long seine boats of North Carroll.
ma pine and yellow popa, from 80 to 50 feet long
Cordage at aI' s'z-s
Long oars, frnI; Ii TO 30 feet for seine boats
With general assortment f Lumber and Fishing
Materials JOSIAH "A. DAVIS.
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slamese Twins.
FOR THREE DAYS ONLY.

TIME ladies' and gentlemen Of Alexandra are mos:
L respectfully informed. that the
SIAMESE TWIN BROTHERS
are noto in this Ioion,
and may be visited every day till Monday nclusvel
al the CITY HOTEL. Their room will be opened
this morning Friday,) and the hours of admission
will be from 10 in the Forenoon to in the Afternoon
and from TO 9 in the Evening
Admit,ance IS cents, each person.
ar Historical accounts OF the Youths may be had in
their rooms ONLY. Price l25 cents.
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To Fishermen

90 BBLS. Tar, Suffolk
0)S Boat Plank, Of North Carolina white pine and
yellow poplar, fr, m 70 to 50 feet long
Long Oars
Rope Of all sizes and good quality
JOSIAH II. DAVIS.
LOST, small Scow, for the return of which will
pay a reasonable reward II d.
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NJ A r X | T. ID,

On Sunday evening, the 10Th inst. BY the Rev.
Mr.. Cornelius, Mr.. ZAcHAaI>H WRIeHr, to
Miss JANE LANE-all OF this place.
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E0r Amsterdam

>ik3, The coppered ship EDWARD,
~ Z Capt. Cornersis, is now loading, and will take
30 aids, of Tobacco, on freight, If ofitre SOON.
Apply to w. FOWLE & Co.
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Yeas.

Teas.
Hal chests young hyson tea of the latest
/ J IS catty boxes imp rial do1 importation
Landing from schr Erie, and for sale by
Feb 81 8. N. u 8. II. JANNEY.
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Office Of the .7lerandria Canal Comoany.
e5th February, 1852.
SEALED PROPOSALS
NyILL be received AT his fiji TIL 18th March
w rcxt Tor the deliver Of
Iwo Millions Of Bricks, Including $4,000
.4rch Bricks.)
to be made Of the best materials and all burnt unusually
hard; tp be delivered al Four Vile Run. three miles
above Alexandra, after LIST Ma, practicable,
and fast they shsl! be wanted for construction-
Also tor IN d. livery II the - me place Of
800 Yards Loose Hard Bubble Stones.
All s,bi Ct "a pprn'a OF lection OF the Engineer
~ other officer of the Company.
BY ord,r f the Company Letters addressed TO the
President aud directors here
WILSON NJ. C FAIRFAX.
fch Il eo4t Engineer.
ar The Editors of the National Intellis encer will
please i,er, The shove every other day four times in
/ .r d,i pap
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SALES Al AUCTION.
District e COlNN'bis,
.HlerGndrid COUNT, Set.
November Term, 185l-10th Day.

Ann Eliz, P,vtou Complainant,
.Gainst
Francis Pc, ton, administrator with
the will annex d, Of Ann Pc, ton.
deceased; Jonah thompson, and
Margaret his wife, late Nargare
Peyton, one of the heirs and oevi.
sees OF Ann Pe,ton; deceased;
Virginia Peyton. raven Peyton
John Pe,ton, and West Peyton,
infant children and heirs at law of
West Pe,ton, deceased, who was
another oftbe children of said Ann; T., cu.Ncppv
Craven Pey ton, Margaret Peg ton, r. S
Valentine Peyton. Nancy Peyton,
West Pey ton. william, Pevton and
Mary Feytcn. children and heirs st
law Of William Peyton, who was
another of the children Of III, said
Ann; Valentine Peyton, and Susan
his W.T., which said Susan was the
only Child of Valentine Peyton,
deceased, another of the children
of said Aan Pey ton, deceased; and
Abraham Foremln and Elizabeth
his wife, Def, nd pts
appearing To the satisfaction Of the Court that the
order of publication made IT, ,hi, ;su.e nj the asst
Term OF this ourt against Abraham Foreman and II.
zsbeh for-man. has heen d ~ executed and the aid
Deientants still falling to appear and sn.w,r the ON.
planants bill according he terms ofthe said order
the Compliments MOTION her bill is now orde red
to be taken for Confessed aud for decree as the
said Defendants And this coming or agqin
to 5e heard, the Court consideration of tie bill
swers, and dispositions and exhibitions 6lei m of
the report Of the Commissioner heretofore returned,
does order, adudge and decree. that the decree pro-
no,lnced in this ut April FERN 8 9 he ab.
soIue and final TO vii the resident d PENDANTS
whom process has been served; Ihs, the said de.
cree be reinststed, aud stand in f force !e
cree of this day against the Defendant Francis Pey-
ton, as administrator and Of tn heirs of the ssid
AnuPeyt u. derca,cd, and a. inst he Defendants,
Abraham Foremin and FIizsbeth his wife
I'M Day.
By consent Of the Complainant. and IF such of the
Defendants a. have appeared snd answered, it j. now
The Court decreed that the sale Of the real estate
whereof the sad Ann Fey ton died seized heretof
decrred 10 be made for cash, be maize he following
erms-that say that fifth Of the purchase
ne he paid in Cash. and that the residue be divided in
three equal ns'aiments, and that credit OF three,
six. ard months be allowed; and that the title be-
retained till payment be made
Test: EDM. / LEE. C C..
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FAetcher q Nenent

VEAVE taken the Store ard Wharf recently occu-
III pied BY chamberlain Harris; where hey offer
for sale
90 hbls No I beef
l. " prime pork
IL No and 3 mackerel
IS rags Rio Java and Porto Rico coffee
10 packages gunpuwder, imperial. Dung
hysun and so chong teas, late importation
IS boxes orsng in good order
l6 g sperm mpu and dpt csndles
With good assortment f
Groceries E. Ship Chandiery.
As1 hickey uak anI pIne wuu, ,.umr quality;
landing every day and will be SOIL cheap from the
wharf feb 2l-eo6t