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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-08-16

BY WILLIAM D. NUTT.-THIS DAY.
Valuable Land for Sale.
TIME subscriber. having located himself in the
Il Western Country, is DESTROYS Of selling
arsn~ A TRACT OF LAND,
aH in Fairfax County, about eleven miles from
~ Alexandria II is situated on the Little River
.Hn, Turnpike Road adjoining the land OF Peter
Gooding, and contains
s3s ACRES,
one. half of which is well timbered with Chestnut and
Oak; the soil is easily improved. The place is re-
m.rksby healthy snd very desirable: but in conse'
quenee Of living at distance. will sell great osr.
gain II not disposed Of at private sale, before Thurs.
xay 10th Instant it WILL that day, at 10 O'Clock.
A. u, be sold, in front Of the Reading Room on Fair
fax street. to the highest bidder. Persons wishing to
purchase will please apply to WIN. ID. MUTT. Alex.
andra orto the subscriber at FAIRFAX Court House by
letter. CHARLES FiiZHV1h.
aug IL
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-08-16

Among the list Of Tory candidates for seat
in the Reform Parliament Of Great Britain, we
perceive the name Of Sir John Irollope.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-08-16

Aman Of s'nteel appearance: who styled him,
sepsJ'e ,h a' ms. a V. oeen put On
manning here a short time, he obtained the loan
OF ten dollars-hired horse and gig alta livery
stable and started Tor Schenectady, promising to
return next morning; but the '.galant soldler''
has broken his parole Of honor. and has not vet
returned. lie has left the horse and gig at sche-
nectady, to be called for by the owner or some
one else, while he has proceeded on his swndiing
expedition to the west. ALBANY Evs Jour.
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SNas ID. Edison

"IT.L continue the business at the Store occupied
w by Chamberlain Edison, opposite the hechan
les Bank. and offers for sale general assortment Of
BOOTS AND SHOES,
At prices that cannot fail to please purchasers
n. b A few cases Straw Bonnets, on consignment,
and will be sold low. aug Is
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ALEXANDRIA, I'd. Co.
1y,.gg ~ MORNING. AUGUST Is. 1882.

Tn. Common Council Of Trenton, N. ]. at q
meeting held on the 9TH inst adopted preamble
and resolutions expressive Of their sorrow on ac-
,oun, of the decease Of the late Chief Justice
Ewing. and appointing committee to request
the Hon. Samuel L. Southland, the Attorney Gene
raj of the Safe, to pronounce an eulogium on
the character of the deceased before the authori-
ties and citizens Of Trenton, to which request
Mr.. Southland has acceded.
Death of VI. Shnnon.-The New York Mer-
santae of Monday says-"Capt. Petit, of the
,chr. George. 90 DAYS from Honduras. informs
that Mr.. Shannon, Charge d'Afaires for Guata-
,O,la. and his niece, died at Ysabal on their way
thithcr. Mrs. Shannon was well, and expected
to return TO the United States soon. On the
morning the George sailed, a small boat arrived
At the Belize Honduras, with intelligence that
The Castle Of Omoa had surrendered to the forces
Of Gen. Morazan, under the command of Col.
verralonse."
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-08-16

The United States ship ERIE, Master Com. j.
II Clack, has arrived at the quarantine, Boston,
from Havana. Officers and crew all we'll.
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Notice..

Notice.
HAVING qualified as Executrix to the lat will and
i testament Of John A. Washington, decd. notice
hereby given to al persons indebted to said deceas
ed, to make immediate payment; and all those having
claims must present them properly authenticated for
payment. JANE C. WASHINGTON,
August IL. 1925 Executrix.
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SALES AT AUCTION.

A VALUABLE BUILDING LOT, on the
N west side of Patrick street, between King and
Prince streets, in front 80 712 feet running bsck hal
through the square, will be offered public auction on
Thursday NEXT 10th inst at half past 10 O'clock A. NJ
Terms n, sale. . JOHN DOUGLASS,
.uoISot Trustee.
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The New York Mercantile Advertiser says
1--WE regret to learn, by a private letter from
Stratford, Conn that as Chancellor Kent and
his lady were riding in gig on Saturday alter
noon, when about two miles from the village, the
gig unfortunately upset, and Mrs. Kent was much
injured, having had her collar bone and one OF
her ribs broken. We are pleased to add that
medical aid was immediately obtained, and she
is doing we'll. The Chancellor escaped unhurt"
Michigan Some time since, stage driver
at Ypsiau,i, Michigan, had horse shot, by the
Quarantine guard. Two justices Of the peace,
the supervisor. Colonel. and other militia Off
GERS. and the sheriff Of Washtenaw county, have
been removed by the Governor, in consequence.
The exercise Of this official act has created
considerable excitement, and public meeting
had been called to consider the subject at Ypsi-
lsnti.
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Notice.

aug 10 -dIw&eot10Sep
Vandalia Whig and Illinois intelligencer. [volume] (Vandalia, Ill.) 1832-183?, 1832-09-05

8. The number of the route, and ii sbeginning
and termination, as advertised, shoul d be stated
in every bid; and the proposals must : be- sealed,
directed to the General Post Off, ,e, Office of
Mail Contracts" and superscribed PROPOSALS.
The following is proper form for proposal:
~ a0iH conuey the mail, agreeably to advertise-
ment ON route No. from TO for the
yearly compensation Of dollars He must
state the place of his residence; nd if not a
contractor, he must accompany is bid with
satisfactory recommendations.
| 10 The distances as stated are estimated.
and may not be entirely correct but if any
errors have occurred in relation them, no
increase of compensation will be allowed on
II that accountable contractor will j Dtorm him.
self on that point.
IL. The Postmaster General / eserves the
right of annulling any contract wi lenever re-
peated failures to arrive within Il lie contract
time shall occur; or whenever one + allure shall
happen amounting to the loss of TRIP }; when-
ever any direction which he may 81, re shall not
be promptly obeyed
II. No bid shall be withdrawn aft sr the time
for receiving it has expired; and s. hould any
person refuse to take contract at IS bid, he
shall forfeit all other contracts that he may have
with the Department, and be held ssponsible
for all damage that may result from his failure
to comply.
10. No contract nor bid can be transferred
without the special and written Apr obato1 of
the Postmaster General; and an ass gnmeus Of
contract, bid, without his conse It, first OBJ
tanned in writing, shall forfeit it, TIL is rule will
never be departed from.
IA. If a contractor or his agent s. ball violate
the post Office law, shall transm it CONNER
cial intelligence by express more apidly than
the mail, his contract shall be forfei ted; and in
all cases, when contractor shall run stage
or other vehicle, more rapidly or mo, e frequent
iy than he is required by contract carry the
mail, he shall give the same increas ed celebrity
and frequency to the mail, (unless til Postmas-
ter General shall otherwise directly and with
out increase of compensation
| Is. The Postmaster General re. serves the
right of curtailing ef disseminating any route,
when in his opinion, the public intel est shalt
require it; and insuch case, the cont act shall
cease, so far as relates 10 the part cm tailed, or
TO the whole, if dscontinued-an allo vance of
one months extra pay being made to the con-
tractor.
l6. All contracts for routes embrace ri in this
advertisement shall commence on the FIRST day
of January next, and continue one ye ,r.
| Decisions on bids will be made know N On the
ninth day Of November next.
| WILLIAM y. BARI.Y,
| Postmaster Ct aseral
GENERAL Posi- OFFICE DEpARTMENT,)
! July 9th, 1882
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ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
REWARD.

% ANYWAY from the subscriber on Thursday, the
~ 26th of April last, two Negro men, BEN and
REUBEN. Ben is about 40 years of age, short and
heavy made, of yellow complexion, feet or 10
inches high, plays on the violin, with both his of
close his head, which he lost for robbng boat
the Ohio No doubt but he has changed his cloth
ing since he left home.
Reuben is heavy well built fellow, about the same
height, and what may be called black Negro, about
80 wears of age has down look when spoken to- one
of his fingers next to the little finger off to the first
joint, which hand not recolected, and walks lame,
casioned by pain in the hip.
will give SO dollars for either of them, 25 each if
caught within 30 miles of my residence, secured in
any Jail SO that get them or all reasonable charges
brought home and delivered to me, living in the Of
Kentucky, and county of Livingston, the head Of
Hurricane Island, Ohio river.
I7-8w JAMES FORD.
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To Undertakers.

FNNtiE undersigned is authorised by the Commission.
L. appointed by the state of Illinois to improve
the navigation of the Little Wabash river, to receive
proposals for making Lock in the ml-dam at New
Haven, White county, owned by the late WIN. P. Rob-
nson. As it is presumed that those DESTROYS of under
taking the work will visit the place, deemed
cessary to be minute in describing the Lock be
made than by saying it is to be sufficiently large to ad
NIT the passage of steamboats,. The Commissioners
will be pleased to receive the suggestions of bidders
to the most eligible mode of constructing it, materials
to be used &c., &C., and the terms upon which they will
execute their respective plans. The Commissioners
will meet at New Haven on the Cd Monday in Septem-
Der next to act upon the propositions which may be
ceived, and let out the work Good security will be
required of the person undertaking the work. execute
it agreeably to their contract. Any communications
upon the subject post pa addressed to the undersgn.
ed, will be promptly attended to.
WILLIAM III. DAVIDSON
Carmi, White county, July %, 1882 22-t2ms
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The DoG.-At the last fire corner of Court
landt and West streets, the following incident oc,
Cured, which tends in striking degree to illus
trae the sagacity and fidelity Of that most excel
lent animal-the dog.
A young man slept In the third story of the
building in which the FIRE originated. His dog,
lying by his bedside, scented the fire which had
broken out below. He Immediately endeavored
to awake his master, by laying his forepaws on
his breast, and gently drawing them over his boz
dy. The young man aroused himself, but not
the object of the animal, fell again to
sleep. The dog then seized the bed clothes and
stripped them off his master, who second time
covered himself up and went to sleep. The dog,
aware that no time was to be lost, took off the
young mans shirt with his teeth, and tore it
from his arm. At this moment the flames were
hurting into his chamber, and he saved his life
by descending the tackle fall, which he threw out
of the window, hand over hand. The worst OF
the story remains to be told In this hurry to
escape destruction, the young man forgot that his
keeper had no means of descent, and burst into
a flood of tears on finding that he could not re-
turn to save him. The faithful creature persisted
Let those of our friends who are advocates of
the lndscrmnate slaughter of this halfman, half
beast, read the foregoing fact-and pause.
NJ Y Gazette
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$40 REWARD.

X ANYWAY from the subscribers, living
- near Athens, Tennessee, on the Twelfth day
of May last, two negro men
George and Harry.
George is abou: "a years of age, about feet
I or inches high, very black, slenderly made,
with extraordinary delicate hands and feet, his
clothing not recollected. Harry is about %
years of age, yellow complexion, stout made,
about the same height of George;-he has a
scar, made by cut of an axe, about halfway
between his wrist and fore-fnger, on the left
hand his clothing not recollected. They
were last seen in the neighborhood of Murfrees-
boro' in this State, and it is expected they are
making their way to Ohio, Indiana or Illinois
The above reward will be given for the appre-
bending and securing them in Jail, so that we
can get them, or $40 each if taken separately.
NAT. SMITH,
JOURDAN SMITH
Athens, Tenn, Aug 8 :~32. 22-3'
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To the heirs at lar Of Russell +. Witssa, decd,
mon-residents Of this State, and all 9th ras ~hom
1t meg concern:
F1NAKE NOTICE. That shall make appl ication on
Il Wednesday, the 9th day of the next te FIN of the
Gaatin Circuit Court, to be held at Equal ty on the
first Monday of September next by petition for an or
der of court to sell the WHOLE such part CT the real
estate of said deceased may be necessary topsy the
debts due by said estate, said real estate b. nng in lot
No. 15l and undivided half of not No. no. Kin Shaw
neetown when and where all persons interest ed are re-
quested to attend and hew cause why said real estate
should not be sold. JOSEPH HAYES, Admir-.
Aug. |, 1882. 2E3t
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TAKEN UP

10y James R. Watson, living on Shoal creek, near
- Yarboroughs ferry, Clinton county, Illinois, a
brown bay MARE, five years old past, four white feet
small star in her forehead and snip her nose long
switch tail, small saddle spot each side of her back
lame in left hip, fourteen hands high, other marks
brands percevabe appraised to twenty six dollars,
before Godfrey Ammons, Esq. May 9th, 1889.
Witness, ROBERT CROCKETT, CPk.
Carlyle, July 81, 1882. 2l-3
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New and Elegant Fancy Goods

- GOODS, consisting Of Orleans Muslins, Fig'd.
Mandarines, Palmarnes, eros dies Indies, Zephyrnes,
black Italian and French Florences and Gros DIES Swiss
OF superior quality, ga, A and Sd gauze and barege
lidkis. and Scar Paris net Hdks and Hermann Shawls
a new and splendid article. Also--Gauze and Satin
Ribbons, black and white silk Hose and half Hoe OF
superior quality, ladies' and gentlemen's Gloves. For
sale, wholesale and retail, on accommodating terms
March 81. 4-ly U. B. BREWSTER.
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Dissolution of Copartnership.

VNHE partnership heretofore existingibetweeu John
Dickerson and Royal N. Lee is this day dissolved
by mutual consent. All interested will call upon John
Dckerson, who is authorised to settle all the accounts
of the late firm. Vandalia, August Is, 1882. 20
JOIN DICKERsoN,
ROYAL N LEE
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Ten Dollars Reward.

STRAYED from the farm of Mr.. David Anderson,
- Marine Settlement, about the first of june a dark
Chesnut SorreI Horse
generally called black about fifteen and half hands
high, hind feet little white, paces but is natural
trotter saddle marks-no other marks recolected has
the stringhat in the right hind eg-any person finding
the above stray and delivering him Mr. Anderson,
informing the subscriber where the horse be had,
will receive the above reward.
st. Louis, July II, 1872. 1921 THOMAS INGHAM, Jr.
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unanimously adopted and, on motion of Dr. A
Lee, it was resolved
That it be published in the Gazette, and tina
1000 copies be printed and distributed througou
the city at the expense of the society.
BY order:
LANDON c. RIvES, M. d. Pres't
STEPHEN BONNER, Sec'y.
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10 Eliza Mclean and Maria Louisa lfcLean,.
her infant daughter, heirs at laac Of Sodm Nc
Lean, deceased, and all others iatercS ted:
WAKE NOTICE, That shall apply, OIL, Wetlnes-
- day, the 9th day of the next term OF ne Gallatin
Circuit Court to be held at Equality tn first Mon
court to sell the undivided 3af of the $ iae or. Of
sec 8. T. S., R. 10 E., containing So US, and stu
ate in Gallatn county, also, 5. E. Or. Of &c "a, r.
~, r: W; also, S E. or. Of sec 20, 7. W ~, R..
E.; also, s. E. or. of 9, r. l2 N, situate in
the Military Bounty Tract in Illinois, and cling OF tho
real estate of sad deceased whose perso al estate is
insufficient to pay all his just debtswhen AZ VI where alb
persons interested requested to aten amt shew
why said real estate. much thei @ef rs may
be necessary to pay debts should not be sold
Aug. |, 1882. [2l-3t| JOHN SlDDALl .,Adn'r.
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NOTICE.

l S hereby given, that the undersigned has OBJ
tanned letters of administration, from the
Judge of probate for the county of Bond, on the
estate of Elisha Indy deceased, bearing date
the 7th day of August 1882, all persons having
claims against said estate, are desired to exhoil
them within IL months after the date of said let.
ters, or otherwise they may be precuded from
having any benefit of said estate.
RANSOM GEAR,
ELIJAH Indy.
Administrators
August 9th, 1882. [23-4tl
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TAKEN UP

TAAElV UF
ny John McMacken, living four and half
miles north east from Fairfield, Wayne coun-
ty Illinois, a sorrel MARE, supposed TO be nine
years old, Is hands one inch high, with three
white feet, and blaze in her face, with some
saddle spots; PRAISED to S47 SO, by us, Aarch'd
Roberts, Thomas Lnthacum, before me, c.
Wood, J. p. Wayne county.
Copy attest, ID. TURNEY, Depu't for
SAMUEL LEIGH, Cpk.
Fairfield, July 2, 1882. 23.3t
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Proverbs. Beware of enemies reconcled
and meat twice boiled. Beware of silent
dog, and still water.
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State of Illinois, APRIL Term,
Franklin County. 1882.
James Roach, c0mplanant,l Libel for dip0roo'
Sally Roach, Defendant. In Chancery.
THIS dav came the said complainant by Sid
- ney Breese, his solicitor and on his motion,
and it appearing to the satisfaction of the Court,
that the said defendant is not resident of this
State, ordered, that notice of the tendency of
this suit, be published for four weeks successive
ly in some public newspaper in this State, and
that unless the defendant shall enter her appear
ance herein and answer the bill, of the SAID COM
plainant exhibited herein against her on the first
day of the next term of this Court, to be holden
at frankfort on the first Monday in the month
of October next, the same will be taken for con-
fessed against her. and decree entered accor-
dinghy, and the said cause is continued until the
next term of this Court 23-4t
A copy test, S. w. HUBBARD, Cl'k.
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Drugs, Medicines, and Dye-Stufs,

Just received from the Eastern markets, which he Of
fers at the most reasonable and accommodating terms
Honduras sarsaparJla with the compound extract of
the both in the fluid and solid form, Swaims gen.
une Panacea, EPSON Salts, English and Ventian Red,
Spanish Brown, Copperas and Yellow Ochre Calomel,
Jalap,l picac and Camphor Opium, Mamma in TASKS and
sorts, Quinine, both French and American, Congress
Powders with Seiditz, Soda and Argue Powders, Dye
He has also supply of the best chewing and ladies
twist, cut and lump Tobacco, Snuff, Spanish Cigars,
Spts. Turpentne, Black Varnish, Linseed OIL with
wnter-sraned Sperm Oil. He also keeps Lees patent
Medicines Indian Specific, Pills, Itch Ointment,
Worm Lozenges, EGxer, Life and NERVOUS Cordial.
The subscriber from his perfect knowledge and expe-
rence in the Drug business Aatters himself that he will
give every satisfaction to all those that may favor him
with their orders, which shall be thankfully received
and promptly attended to. If Physicians should
favor him with their prescriptions they shall be put up
with accuracy and despatch AUSTIN PIGGOT.
St. Louis, August ID, 1882. I6-6m
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New Wholesale Drug & Medicine
Ss1fl1E1Aa

Nearly opposite the Unton Hotel, ST LOUIS.
ME subscriber having purchased the extensive
IL tablishment Of Charles S. Keener, at the corner of
Nam Prne Streets designs to conduct business where
he respectfully soclt Physicians country Merchants
to inspect large and general assortment of
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has indicated the permanent policy OF the state
upon this difficult subject, and it must be acknow.
lodged that liberal anxiety has been manifested
to secure the rights Of nonresidents, as tar as
consistent with the just and paramount claims .,
actual and bona fde holders, who have seoiea
their lands under grants from the commonwealth,
and have regularly paid their taxes; ru
.a,ditor Of Virginia.
P.S. The lists Of lands and lots returned
delinquent from 1921 to 1881, inclusive. and not
exonerated bv law, and the lists Of lands and lots
which have been forfeited to the Literary Fund,
but are now redeemable under the restrictions
aud limitations herein before stated. will be pub
lshed and circulated as soon as practicable.
Editors Of newspapers, especially in the large
northern and eastern cities, would probably
obIige many OF their patrons, by noticing the Tore
going abstract.
Note 1.-The following counties and towns
are situated East of the Allegheny mountains
viz: Accomack, Albemarle, Alleghany, Anne
liza, Amherst. Augusta, Bath, Bedford, Berkeley
Botetourt, Brunswick, Buckingham. Caroline,
Campbell. Charles City, Charlotte, Chesterfield,
Culpeper, Cumberland, Dinwiddie, E'izaoeth
CITY. Essex, Fairfax, Fauquier, Fluvanna: Frank
| lin, Frederick, Gloucester, Goochland, Greens
vile, Halifax, Hampshire, Hanover, Hardy,
Henrico, Henry, Isle of Wight. James City, JET
ferson, King, George, King and Queen. King
William, Lancaster, Loudoun, Louisa, Lunen'
burg. Madison, Matthews, Mecklenburg, Mid
desex, Morgan, Nansemond, Nelson. New
Kent Norfolk County, Norfolk borough, North
ampton, Northumberland, Nottoway, Orange,
Page. Patrick, Pendleton. Pittsylvania, Powhat
an. Prince Edward, Princess Anne, Prince
George. Prince William, Richmond county,
Richmond city. Rockbrdge, Rockingham, She
nandoah, Stafford. Southampton, Spottsylvanla
Surry, Sussex, Warwick, Westermoreand, ant
York.
Note 9. The following counties are situated
~ est of the Allegheny mountains, viz. Brooke
Cabell, Fayette. Floyd. Giles, Grayson, Green
brier, Harrison, jackson, Kanawha, Lee, Lewis
Logan, Mason, MonongaIia. Monroe, Montgo
merry, Nicholas, Ohio, Preston, Pocahontas
Randolph, Russell, Scott. Smyth. Tazewell, Ty
Ter, Washington, Wythe and Wood.
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pnnl.hga. daily. lbY EDGAR sNOwDEN.) for the

p,nIsh.a daily. INV EDGAR SNOWDEN,) tor the
To,yn and thrice week for the Country, on Fairfax
street between King and Prince streets. nearly op
posi,e the Post Office. Daily paper ~; Country pa
per IS per annum.- Advertisements inserted al .ns
following rates: For square of lines; 'nse,'e ea
osn's tor every subsequent insertion. On Advertise.
sn, inserted once or t,uice ,vesk IS per cent ad
d;,;on.I No Advertisement considered less than a
square. nor inserted for less than 81 All advertise
m.nts published in the Daily, appear IN the Country
paper.