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Southern planter., 1832-05-05

Iefofe Of Administration having been granted
10 the undersigned, on the Estate Of Obed hron,
deceased by the Orphans Coul. Of Aniie county,
az the February Torn, 1892, Of SAID Couti--ail
persons having claims against the Estate Of said
Deceased, required 70 present them properly au.
thenticated to the undersigned admInistralofs--.
within the time prescribed by law,o they will be tor
ever barred.
ff LAYICA NIXON,
th 1e ~ BENHADAD NIXON,
Admir-. & Admir- Of oJcd Miron, Deceased.
April 2, 1882. IA
Southern planter., 1832-05-05
TAX CoLLECToR's SALE.

TWILL expose at Public Sale, for Cash, at the
Court House door Of Wilkinson county, on the
first MONDAY Of June next, the following tracts
Of LAND, OF 50 much thereof as will settle the
Taxes due thereon, 10 wit:
TOWN LOT,
In Woodville, known on the plat Of said Town,
as lot No. 2, square No. 8, containing one acre g.
4e-I6O Of an acre; assessed as the property Of
Francis Keller. Amount ofTax for The year 1891,
s1lf'ls .ta'ap 4 TOWN LOT, 'i1a 'ai
In Pinckneyville, bounded south by Main street,
east by James Wilson, and known as the lot for
merly occupied BY Edward Randolph, senior, and
now owned By william Randolph; assessed as the
prePorsy OF Wm, Randolph. Ami. oftax for 1851,
Se o7. q taA
TOWN LOTS,
In Pinckneytillo known as lots No n e. 10.
bounded on the south a. east bv land Of John F
Carmichael, west BY Main street, north BY the lot
the Church stands on; levied on as the property Of
John Turner, TO satisfy the tax Of Bingaman g. Go.
for the year 1891. Amt Of tax $50 80. 9ai
$40 ACRES, ~ sn Z. pl
More or less, on the BufEaoe, bounded on The
east by Shaw 4 Rogers on the south by public
lahds, west by Thomas G Ellis, north by -
Miller; assessed as the property Of John Lombard.
eA'nA' VI VA Nuo AOt TOOL ~ ~.
497 ACRES, ~ aifsaii
On The waters Of Bufaloc, bounded vest by N.
r. Raymond, north by lands Of the Estate of Gil
bert; assessed as the property of James K Cook
Amt. OF tax for 1891, IS So.
100 ACRES,
More or less, on the waters of Buffalo. Iyino
near Fort Adams, bounded ---- assessed ns
the property of VIM. W Ives Amt. Of tax for
1881, So g.
3s4 ACRES, atN
, Near Fort Adams, Section 9, Township 1,
tange =, west; being the tract confirmed 10 the
9 representatives. Of David Jones, and conveyed by
William Lawson aud his wife, to Litsum Purdy;
ssessed As the property Of said Purdy. Amount
4 tax due thereon for the year 1881, So &C.
l75 ACRES,
More or less, near Fort Adams, known as a
ART Of the old Ogden tract on which the Brick
ionse stands, bounded on the north by the Foster
act, south by S. Wood, west by tho bunhloe
vamp; assessed as the property of Thomas c.
dams. Amount OF tax duo for 93l, e. g.
Or The above amounts are exclusive of cost.
st .., JAMES REID, II. c.-w.c.
February 90, 1899. 9m3
Southern planter., 1832-05-05
~ CoNNTE.g NlI-lars


FNfe, WAS cpmuiued 10 dc ial,f.
G1 mite coupiy, Mississippi. /, a.
Davis, Esqr, as a iuuawas =.
att. cd day Of Dccomlcl, 1881. ~
Z Man calling lis maine HANNA
-s-~--k'S about % leais Of ago.-yelia"
pleciion--5 feet 4. II inches Meh--ims
scar Oh lis forehead rather over his len
also suall scar under his lefi eye-Ssjd ~
says be belongs to Wm. Dehtohlviug on Ran
that he was purchased by said Denton +,
OIleans, with i've oihcrs--and that ibey us.
on board Of the Steam Boat Washington. n
touched at "Port liudson,' al which plac' h \
away.-Said negro had on when comni,tedi,,.1
roundiackci, blue domestic panialoons !,
checked shirt under fine cotton shirt--woolI.
The owner Of said negro is requested q, ca.J
with the law, and take him out Of iail.
MORGAN DAVIS, SlF. ga
Liberty, Mississippi, December 4, 1891. rI
Southern planter., 1832-05-05
8 TOWN LOTS

In Woodyine, bounded south by Main street
nSS s maIG' na" street ns S sss, S Sy lots Of VIM Ham
ed as the property Of Miss Eliza Barrow Amt ol
tax due for 1891, Sl3 80.
160 ACRES,
More or less, on the waters Of Bayou Sarah
bounded on the west by John Ogden, on tho easi
James Leech, on tho north BY Charles stowar,. m
the south VIM. P Trask; assessed as the proner,y
ofEdmond Edwards Amt tax for 1881. 81 oo
/ ~ - TOWN LOT - 90
In Woodvile, bounded north by Bank s,roo,
west by lot Of S. Lewis, south by the nroner,,'
formerly owned BY Prestwood Smith, and eas, ny
lands belonging TO the Bank; assessed as the nrc
pery OF 40 Hammeit. Amt, tax due for lss
Southern planter., 1832-05-05
NOTYCE.

! !. ! s.: : !. d ]. ]. !. ]. !: ; ; I !. !. !. I. 7:
en- COMMITTED to the Jail Of Vi
4W kinson County, State of Mississys
A on the 22nd inst, by Joseph Grsu
IN "a Esqr., Justice of the Peace, 81
Nd = run away slave, negro man vi
RA calls his name PETER, and sss }
A=S4AA. belongs to Henry Martin, living !
Clinton, East Feiciana, Louisana.--Said boy vs
bout 8 feet 10 inches high--about 40 years Off
Had on when committed an old broad clothes.
and lindsey woolsey pantaloons--says no was sog
by a Mr.. Smith Of Columbia county, Tennexa
The owner Of the above described negro isr
quesied to come forward, prove property. pay chr
ges, and take him utoflail, otherwise he will NJ
dealt with as tho law wdiTeb,s. a.ff
az. BENZ. iT1RBEVILLE, Jailor
Woodville, April "a, 1892. n
Southern planter., 1832-05-05
275 ACRES,

More o. less, on the waters of Buaaloe. b,und.
ca as follows, north by lands belonpiDs 10 tbo rs
I9,e Of solournsr cast by Y. c. Groo,os IVES, wee '1 M
Jaws tract south unknown; assessed as tbe pro.
1881, S4i - ''' u YAK 'ioT
p W iAe ADORE ants. are crolnsiue Of costS ~.
M.u.L 90, JAS. REID, q. c. 'IV. O.
Southern planter., 1832-05-05

V2- ihe connection between this ins,,n,;oo ,oa
myseli beng dissolved oil persons arc rtss,.S s,S
Morrow. '''N0''o'i' ''-' '1i 70 s..I, ~. q. VI
Ohio Reformed Medical) sr + ~
College, April ee, 1891.
Southern planter., 1832-05-05

TWILL expose at Public Sale, for Cash, at the
Court House door Of Wilkinson county, on the
first MONDAY Of June next, the following tracts
Of LAND, OF 50 much thereof as will settle the
Taxea dtta thereon 10 wit:
Southern planter., 1832-05-05
NOTICE.

COMMITTED to the Jail d /.
N% mite County, State of MississipDL
William Stewart, Jr. Esor., On h
AXM 18th February, 1882, a NEGRO =
I'D who calls his name BOB. and y
I'm he belongs to Alexander Duwl
-<- -41Aing about a half mile above B,l,
Rouge, La. on the opposite side of the river ]
Bob is about 2e or 80 years old-dark coInpls'
five feet lie inches high--had on when -
mtted, q cotton shirt, French drilling panialorl
valencia vest, an old wool hat, wooden socks n
good negro shoes.
The owner OF said negro is requested to n
charges and take said negro out of Jail.
MORGAN DAVIS, Shf. & Jail
Amite County, Nj.
Liberty, Mi. February 90, 1889. {"
Southern planter., 1832-05-05

In Pinckneyville, bounded south by Main street,
east by James Wilson, and known as the lot for
merly occupied BY Edward Randolph, senior, and
now owned By william Randolph; assessed as the
prePorsy OF VIM. Randolph. Ami. oftax for 1875 I,
Southern planter., 1832-05-05


a COMMITTED TO the Jail Of Au'
WN County, State of Mississippi. on
s@~ 18th instant, BY WIN. Stewart
1EN Esqr., negro man named HEM
W. who says he belongs to John b
sssEl1 living about S miles from Mobile
Henry appears TO be about rs or 2e wears Of
stout built, s feet l-2 inches hieh-has M
scar on his forehead, rather OH the right sds-
long scar in his left eyebrow L much scared On '
throat, which he says was done in fallno EonI
thorn tree, since he left home-he has tbe ana
ance Of having been much whipped on his buoi
-and is slow in speech-IIad on whom coenmita
cotton shirt, old blue broad cloth coz, blue I'd,
pantaloons, and an old white wool hat. Ilad
says he has been out about six weeks. ~
The owner Of said negro is requested 10 !,
charges, and take him out Of Jail.
MORGAN DAVIS, Shift & J,
Amito Counr.
Liberty, A,nite Co Miss, April go, 1889.
Southern planter., 1832-05-05
i TOWN LOT,

In Woodville, known on the plat Of said Town,
as lot No. 9, square No. 9, containing one acre g.
4e-160 Of an acre; assessed as the property Of
Francis Keller Amount ofTax for the year 1881, /,
rs 62. re
Southern planter., 1832-05-05

WILL expose al public sale for cash, at the
Court House Of Wilkinson county, on tho second
MONDAY, ia.tlIp6Al eSa, the following tracts of
Land Or 50 mucF thereof, IS will settle the taxes
Southern planter., 1832-05-05

3 MIRO 4ai - DlSSOLUTTOM 81 oial1 81
q EHE aptnership heretofore existing between
y s. Lewis and Ab'n N. Gray, under Ire ps me
esA-EEwlS &yGRAY, Of PinclSneyvilie, is this dav
dissolved by mutual consent. ~ .o olr'ss RI, ~
WIN. S.LEWIs,
..9ss{ S !..1nA ~ 7-Il, A. NJ GRAY,
NP'N ~ tco<. l6W3
Southern planter., 1832-05-05

F9N0 ane9eass tbe hsllies between he City Of New
n Orleans nnd Rrydu Sarah. thu Bayon 6qrqh Sfear.
sTEAM B0kf Tft GRAPH. low Pressure) and
Intend fihnink her NEnlay hefseen the above pofm,
aOnoli4 n u1i idlefhatdiufi iaadNgso ii' rl'rn
Thk 16sab bfBselea now conGsss.c o. he colunbia,
Capt n MihsaDidc be Cation Plant, Capt. G. LpuIept,
;, Tbeu ,daysrofdepar'ure from, Bayou Sarah wiil
sTha fokpHba Capt Mgmlold, every Friday y y o'eloc.
The Cotton Plant Capt 'Lawant, Wednesday l2i
The Ttftkyapb. Capt Crane, Sunday nv is1s 7.7
~ WIN depart fr5b, New-O Oheans7- yq,s.s tqu
e M Colda tStiy Tuesday ~ 70 b'siosi1 sf3n
3 cottou plni Sunday 40 o'eoeli sl3iV af f4.il VI
4 ) Telegraph THURSDAY 70. ssao.q hro f.ea
u The aboNe boo are al Of The 6st elass R commanded
" men experienced y he trade, BY when 20 exeftuns
'Wri be spared 70 i've aatblaction. - h'iN' e.on
"a BsSoa SARAH Dee ], 1881 y of-~.nr rrl u
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Of that lofty character, who will the moment his
mission commences, drop the habiliments Of par
ty, and robe hlmself in the pure and loyal vest
mems of his ceuntry-his undivided country.
desire such man to 90 forth, fogstting all the
sries at home. and remembering only that he is an
American Minister, and to act upon American
principles Bot, when we perceive the gentle.
man, now before us. deliberately at bis bureau,
instracting cur Minister to a foreign court to
call to his aid in conducting our negotiations
the results of our political contests. have good
cause to fear that he does not possess those ele-
waited principles, that will dispose him to reject
the counsels which he SO freely and SO anxiousy
communicates to others.
In the instructions prepared and given by Mr.
Van Buren, to Mr.. McLane, we have evidence
not to be mistaken, of Mr. Van Buren's policy.
And it is so purely selfish. as to absorb all consi-
deratIons Of country. 1t is SO devoid of Ameri-
can spirit aad character, that | am compelled, by
a high and solemn sense Of duty, to bear de-
ciied protest against it,
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Cash fur Sesrues

NE wish 10 pu chase one hundrcd and Fifty TX c;y
" Negroes II nth sexes. from IL TO Is YEAR 4
age. field hands; ais, auIcs OF every desccpt. n
Persons Wishing y SET WI uId do well to give II. .
call, as we are determined 10 give higher price for
slaves than ans purchasers who may here f
OF ~ this market, I'd no certificates required
,n' com nunlc ations promptly at ended to. w. can
at all times b. found ourrcsiJence west end Duke
'Ireet, alexandria, ID e..
ian 26 FRANKLIN 4 ARNFIETD
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This Ia to give Notice.

a>HAT the sub -criber Of i.oudodn County, Virgins.
has obtained from the Orphans Court Of AIexan.
dria County, District of Columbia letters tester
~ Oh the estate of John n de Butts, deceased All
persons having claims against the said d.cedent arc
hereby warned to present thu the subscriber.
passed by the Orphans Court, on or before the 7th
day Of Jsnuary, 1883, or they may, by law. be e1.
Guided Fl IN al benefit to said estate, and those in ebt.
ed thereto are required to make immediate PAYMENT.
Given under my hand this 7th day of January 1852.
JOHN p. DUI.AnY,
ian 7-3w Ex'r of Jn0 n. DE Butts;
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To FisherM. N.

ONG Boards for long seine boats, Of North Carroll.
na pine and yellow poplar from 80 to so feet long
Cordsge at all sizes
Long OARS, from 10 to 80 feet for seine boats
With general assortment Of Lumber aud Fishing
Materials JOSIAH II. DAMS.
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A gentleman and lady, in attempting to cross
the ice over the Potomac, at the Washington
Bridge on Saturday, broke through aud narrow
ly escaped with their lives. Fortunately assis-
lance was promptly rendered, and they were res
cued before they sunk.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-31

We give extracts, this morning, from all the
speeches that have been reported IN the " ash
lngt on papers, on the subject of Mr.. Van Bu-
ren's nomination. They happen all to be against
that nomination. We shall of course pursue the
same plan with those that to follow on the other
side.
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Two prisoners. confined on charge of steal
ing, escaped from the Jail in this town on Sunday
nj gh,. The particulars Of their escape we have
not heard.
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office.

A LII persons indebted the estate Of the late z.
"a Z Hooe, will please mike immediate pa, ment
to the subscribers and those who have claims az 1t
the same, desired bring them forward ADJUST.
ment. T. W. HEWITT, Executor, &c.
ian o. St
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ODIce ~ tne CheSdpedfe ana Oh10 Cdn0k
Company,
WASHINGTON, January 9, 1852.
PROPOSALS will be received at this Office a. fol.
Il lows
LIST For the construction If Dam across the Poto.
mac River near Harper's Ferry" and for the con.
struction Of Stone ,quejuct Catoctin Greek,
until the 3ls day of January instant
End For the excavation, embankment, and wsllng
of twelve miles Of Canal. extending from the 84th
ton Of the Canal to the " Point Of Rocks" to
Harpers Ferry, in sections Of about half mile each,
and for the construction of four Stone Lift Locks and
Guard Lock, and several Cuverts on the por.
ton of Canal. until the 18th day Of February next.
Sd For the excavation embankment, and wslnE Of
forty miles of Canal, extending from Harpers Ferry to
Wiamspor and for the construction of the necessary
Locks, Aqueduets, Culverts, and Dams, until the 30h
day of March next.
rhc plan and specification of the Dam and Aqeduee
will be exhibited after the 18th instant and the CON.
will be declared at the Canal Office in this CITY,
on the LIST day Of February next
The pisn aud specification Of the other work below
fsrpers Ferry, will be exhibited at the Canal Office
after the 2sth INSTANT and the contract will be declared
at Hsrpers Ferry on the 23d day Of February next.
The plan and specification Of the work between
Hsrpers Ferry and Willsmsport will be exhibited 1t
the Canal Office after the 10th day Of March next and
the contracts will be DECLARED at shepherds,own in
Virginia. on the 4th day II April following.
Blank forms Of proposals will be furnished, on AppE.
cation to this Office. JOHN =. JINGLE,
Clerk oftbe Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Go.
jan l2-eot2SthFeb
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SUPREME COURT OF THE U. STATES

"The Citizens generally, and the Volunteer
Companies particularly. respectful. invited to at.
tend the Funeral Of the late Lieut.. Ga FIFTH, at II
O'Clock this day, from the corner Of KING and Wash.
inyton streets ian 81
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Hr0ke JAIN,

Hroke J ALL,
AN Sunday night 29th instant two negro men,
~ ROBERT JOHNSTON and HANSON BARNES
Johnston is stout well made man, about IS years Of
age 5fe.t inches aig MS clothing is brown fro-k
coat and blue pan;soons lie was commit ed for steal
ing horse from Joiin bcessay, of Montgomery Coun
", MARYLAND, an tie 2l,t September last. Hanson
years # aye; clothes psnts!oons and round jacket He
was h.ud board of the steamboat Columbia, ply.
ing rom Baltimore to Washington, Captain Mitchell
master lie has famil, in Baltimore
will give Twenty dollars reward for Apr: he: ding
and securing in Jail either of them. Forty Dol.
lars for apprehending them both
CHARLES SCOTT, ID. u.
For Henry Ashton, Marshal.
Alexandra. Dec 81 If
TNatonr Tote lligencer g
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/ bic onNe.
VNTILL be sold at public auction. on Saturday, the
w 4tl day of February next, at West Grove, the
following articles viz:
set blacks tb', tools
A large quantity Of unbroken hemp
sein boat
10 or IL stacks old nay
barrel Roman cement
machne for gathering clover seed
II shares Hunting Greek Bridge stock
Sale to commence at ~ o'clock Terms cash.
jan 81 Is S. SMITH, Adm'x.
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We observe in one of the New York papers,
strong eulogium on the speech which the Hon.
Edward Everett, delivered at the recent meeting
at Washington of the African Colonization So
ciety.
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Attention Rifle Guards

VOU are hereby notified parade. at IL O'Clock
i This Morning. Il the Market Square. in full uni.
FORM to attend the Funera; Of the late Lieut.. Griffith,
of the U. S. Army. BY order,
JAS. L. HAYMaN,
ian Slit Sec'y.
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w Ork WSNNeO
J. R. ZURLIN DEN,
Lock Maker, Bell Hanger, and Whilssmith,
WHISTLES 20 inform the ladies and gen,lene Ut A.
w exandra and its vicinity, that he hiss taken the
Shop opposite Mr. A. C. Cazenove's Warehouse, At the
lower part of King street, where he will manufacture
all kinds OF Locks and on better plan than any IN.
ported. He will warrant them to be in durability far
better than any ever made in England lie will also
hang bells repair stoves, make pipes. repair snd put
new worms to vices for blacksmths, mend androns.
shovels and ongs, repair gun locks mend csndeucks
iron brick mouIds, saddle spring., mend bride bits
aid strrups make hinges of oil kinds Of rod iron and
brass, and he will make new kind of box fat irons
with two heaters, where woman iron clothes ali
day with one Of my make. aud two hesters, without
any loss Of times an, other kind of work in iron.
steel, OF brass, will be done low for cash
Orders from the country will be faithfully attended
to. by Of William Tell, Swiss who served his
time as ocksui,h in his country, and worked rs Q
ourne, in Geneva, LYONS and Grenobie in Fr.pces
in Amsterdam in Holland, and in Bergen, >orwa,, and
in the District of Columbia. tn United States of A.
meric,, where he has lived for the last ten years
Cash given for Old Keys and all kinds Of old metal.
ian 28-St
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The Richmond Wing of tn, 2sth inst. says: "Yes-
terday. Mr.. Brodnax from the Select Committee
on slavesand free negooes. reported DILL devs'ng
thewaysand means, for deportins free negroes. and
such as may become free, to Liberia. The bill
is long one, but its principal features are, the
appropriation of 100. 600 for the current year,
and S2OO,O0O per annum, for succeeding EARS.
to the transportation of free negroes to Africa
The Governor, Executive Council, and Treasur
err. are constituted Central Beard to superin-
tend the execution Of the act. with power to con-
stitu,e other Boards at Norfolk. Fredericks-
burg, Petersburg or other places. to aid in the
superintendent. While enough free negroes are
found drilling to go, for such as may be emanci.
pated for the .purpose) to absorb the annual ap-
preparation, coercion is not to be resorted to-; 9th
erwise it is."
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ALEXANDRIA,. ID. C.
TUESDAY MORNING. January 81. 1882.

No Northern mail was received yesterday north
Of Baltimore, until five o'clock. NJ.
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A letter from Brussels. dated on the goth No.

A letter from Brussels, dated on the goth No.
vember, received in London, states as cause Of
continued agitation in that city, that the King of
Holland still delayed giving an answer to the in.
vitstion Of the Conference, to subscribe to the q
articles Of Peace. He yet hopes, it would ap-
pear, that the Car Of Russia will support his
pretensions. snd not ratify the treaty.
LIvERpooL, Dec. 9.
The Tagus, Captain Wade, arrived at this port
on Saturday evening from Lisbon, whence she
sailed on the 18th, bringing, we are informed,
dispatches for Lord Palmerston, bis Majesty's
Secretary Of State for Foreign Affairs. BY this
vessel Lisbon Gazette extraordinary has been
received in Liverpool, containing royal Ordi.
nance, requiring forced loan from the mer-
chants of Lisbon, Oporto. and two other places
of R24O, 200. to enable Don Miguel to defend
the county against Dun Pedro and his partizans.
This ordinance had thrown the Portuguese mer.
chants into state Of the greatest alarm.
SUPREME COURT OF THE U. STATES.
SATURDAY, January %, 1882.
Present as yesterday.
No. Al. James Moore, VS.. Bank Of Columbia,
in error to the Circuit Court of the United States.
for the District of Columbia Mr.. Justice Thomp-
son delivered the opinion of this Court, revers-
ing the judgment Of the said Court in this cause.
No. 81. James Greenleaf, vs. James Birth, in
error to the Circuit Court Of the U. States, for
the District Of Columbia Mr.. Justice Story de-
livered the opinion of this Court, reversing the
judgment Of the said Chcuit Court in this cause
and remanding the same with directions to award
venore facas de nOvo.
Adjourned till Manday. at ii O'Clock, A. NJ.
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Public ale.
"HI. be sold at public auction. on Saturday, the
w 9TH day of February, at the Tavern Of Samuel
Cats, at West End,
A LOT OF GROUND,
adjoining the Farm OF James ..cKenns, ESQ con.
tanning five and III ri, six poles. II being me-
Jistely the Little River Turnpik. Road about 20
Miles frown Town il would make desirable situation
for Garden or Tavern Terms Of sale cash
GEO. w. VhRNELL.
v,nd-ia, ian 2, 81
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Price Of Produce in Alexandra yesterday, from
Wapons and YesseLs

FLOUR Last week the wagon price opened,
on Monday, at IS 90. On Saturday the prices
ranged from S OF to S Os; principal part aiken
at Of a Os. Sales from stores, through the
week, at $ Os to IL.
Yesterday the current price. from wagons, vas
S o.: 500 bbls. were sold from stores, early in
the day, at IS l9; subsequently that price could
rot be obtained Purchasers offered 90. but
dealers would not submit to the reduction Much
could not be purchased for a less price than lsl
Quantity inspected during the week ending
Saturday. 28lh ins;.:
King street, 47lO bbls. 80 half-bbls.
Wharf, 345 s. 90 "
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Mr.. FrimbAey

Mr.. FrtmbAey
RESPECTFULLY announces to the public that
II prevented for the PRESENT BY the state Of the wea
ther, he will arrange another vening for repetition Of
his
LIVING STATUE,
Of which due not &c shall DC given.
ian Git
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SHIP NEW S.

PORT Of ALEXANDRA. On. c.
Schr. President, Kirkland, cid. at New York
for this port 25th.
Ship Shenandoah, at New Diepe, to sail No
venber 81.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-31

attention. Independent Blues!
VrU are hereby notified to assemble the Market
"quure, This Morning at II o'clock to attend the
Funeral of the late Lieut.. Griffith. s. Army.
BY order, +. u. WHITE,
jan Silt 1st Sergeant
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-31

In the House Of Representatives on Friday, by
Mr.. Mercer
Resolved that the Committee on the District
Of Columbia be instructed to inquire into the ex-
pediency Of straitening and walliug the sides of
the channel of Tiber creek, from Washington Ca
nal, through the public grounds and lots of the
United States, to the Northeastern boundary Of
the City of Washington, so far up said creek
as due regard to the value Of those grounds. and
the health of the city may warrant and require