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NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, MEETING. Al
meeting Of the National Republican mem
bers of both branches of the Legislature
held at the State House in Boston, on Fri
day evening. 9th inst, James +. Austin o.
the Senate was elected Chairman, and Eb
enezer Torrey Secretary.
A committee Of ten gentlemen were ap
pointed to consider the manner and time Of
nominating electors of President and Vice
President, and State officers, with instruc-
tions to prepare Resolutions approving the
nomination of HENRY CLAY and JOHN
SERGEANT, as candidates for the Presi
dency and Vice Presidency Of the United
States, and to report at an adjourned meet
ing. to he held at the State House on the
18th inst.
The following gentlemen compose The
committee. viz: William s. Hastings, Eben.
czer Bradbury, Ira Barstow. George Blake
Thomas A. Greene of New Bedford, David
Moody, Levi Thaxter, John Wyles, H. Huh.
bard. and Eliphalet Williams.
At the adjourned meeting held on Tues.
day evening, resolutions were unanimously
passed approving the nomination of Henry
Clay for President. and John Sergeant for
Vire President. II was resolved also tha,
a Convention of National Republican Dele.
gates he holden at Worcester on the Iltb
October next, for the purpose of making o
nomination of electors of President and
Vice President, and of State officers.
CONVENTION OF TEACHERS. At the
convention of the friends of education to he
held in Boston during the first week oI
April, commencing on Monday, few spe.
| clmens OF workmanship and improvements
from schools in the city of N. York will he
presented for examination, and such an ac.
count given of those schools and of Others
in different pnrts of the country, as will he
useful to every teacher who may attend
An account will also he given of the :. Vol.
ley of the Mississippi" designed for the
benefit of those who are qualified and dis.
posed TO emigrate there, AS teachers, OF
agents for Lyceums, also for farmers, me.
chanics, or persons in other pursuits.
The exercises of the meetings will have
particular relation to the summer schools
which are soon to commence throughou,
New England. With that view. various
modes Of teaching will he illustrated. and
so simple and practical in their character
That every lady and gentleman who ma,
witness them, can use them immediately
for the benefit of their pupils.
Geological specimens will he exhibited
and described, and the five most important
ones will be presented gratuitously to ever,
teacher who may wish TO take them, and in
duce his pupils TO commence a collection
for the use of his school.
Boston Traveller.
ESSEX NORTH DISTRICT. The official Re
turns of Votes for Member of Congress, from
the Essex North District, at the ninth trial, or
the 12ih inst, presents the following result.
Joseph Kntredge, 2240
Caleb Cushing, 2047
Clayton P. Osgood, 1883
Scattering, 80
Precepis have issued for a tenth trial on Mon
day, the ninth day of April next Caleb Cush
ing has declined being considered any longer q
candidate.
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assorted Seeds for Kitchen
Gardens.

ENOR SALE, at the Seed Store connoc,ed
d with the New England Farmer 30, Vor,b
Marke'-street, small boxes of assorted Seeds
Tor Kitchen Gardens,-each box containe !.
package of The following Seeds Early Wash.
lngton Peas; Dwarf Blue Imperial Peas Int,
Marrowfa, Peas; Early Mohawk Dwarf S,r;na
Beans; Early Dwarf White CasekniGe Reans .
Lima or Saba Pole Beans Long Blood Beet
ltrue soro Early Turnip Rooted Beet: Early
York Cabbage; Large Cape Savoy do (fnel :.
Red Dutch do. (for piekiing); Early Dutch
Caulltiower; Early Horn Carrot, (rery fnsl !:
Long Orange Carrot; White Solid Colerv !.
Curled Cless, or Peppergrsss; Early Cucum.
her; Long Green Turkey do; Long Dutch
Parsnep; Large Head Lettuce Early Silesia
do Plne-Apple Melon, (cery fae); Watermel
on; Large White Portugal Onion; Large Red
do. Double Curled Parsley; Flat Squash Pen
per; Early Scarlet Short Top Radish While
Turnip Radish; Satisfy, OF Oyster Plant Early
Bush Squash; Winter Crook Neck Ssuasb
Early White Dutch Turnip; Yellow Stone
Turn'p Pot Herb Seeds Sweet Maiorum !:
Sage; Summer Savory. Price SO pcr box
Al tins Seen Store can be found the greates,
variety of Field, Grass, Garden. He,h ana
Flower Seeds, to be found in New ENGLAND NJ
the very first quality, and at fair prices, whole
sale and retail.
Also, Fruit and Forest Trees. grape Vines
(of both native and European origin, and Or
namental Shrubs, at Nurserymen prices
Boston, March 22
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GARDEN SEEDS. &c,
JAMES GREEN & co

opposite The Centre School House, Worcester,
Ek AYE received from the Office of the New
England Farmer and other sources. a
,ssi supply Of Garden Seeds Of the growth of
,oo,. Likewise Garden Peas of the following
Kinds VIZ; Early June. Early Washins,nn
Early Canadian or Six Weeks, Early Frs ,Ua'
Early Vermont. Dwarf Blue, Imperial Dwsri
and Tall Marrowfat, Black Eve. smear and
Field Peas Also, large variety of Garden
Beans. Also, few bushels of Early Po,ntnes
OF good quality for the Garden. March %
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WHITE GLOVER SEED.

WUST received at the Seed Store connected
CD with tue New England Farmer, 500 North
Market street, Boston, 1000 lbs. finest White
Dutch Honeysuckle Clover Seed imported from
Rotterdam by the Janus. The quality of this
Seed is considered superior 10 any that has been
offered in this city for many years, being remark
ably bright, pure, and free from that great pest
Canada thistle, which is frequently found in
White Clover Seed of american growth Farm
crs are requested 20 call and examine it.
March %
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FITCHRURG BANK.

TEvtE subscribers, being duly authorized by
IL the Act Incorporating the Fitchburg Bank,
hereby notify the Stockholde in said Bank,
that their first meeting will be holden at Alden S
Hotel, in Fitchburg, on MONDAY, the I'd dan of
7Prd nezt, at o'clock, p NJ, for the purpose
OF choosing Directors and transacting such 9th
er business as may be necessary 10 organize said
Corporation. FRANCIS PERKINS.
NATHANIEL WOOD.
|. JEWETT.
FltchburO March %
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u Il RR LED

In Mendon, Feb. %, Mr. John B. Kiley to Miss
Susan Wood-NIarch !, Mr.. John w. Baker to
MISS Aim'ra Bacon-both of Uxbridge.
In Westminster, March %. by s. Sanderso,
ESQ. MIR. Charles Howe to Miss Mary Lewis.
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Worcester, as. Probate Office, March 2, 1859.
TO The Heirs Of SAMUEL MoRsE, L,fe Of Dana.
in said County. deceased, and to an OILERS CON.
cerned in the Esfate 81 said deceased,
GREEIINa
VOU are hereby cited to appear (if YOU
M see ft) at the Court OF Probate to Ne hold
en- at Templeton, in said County, on the I7th
day Of May next, a. ten Of the clock before noon.
to show cause Why the Instrument which purports
10 be the last VIII and Testament oil said deceased
should not be approved, and also why Samuel NJ.
Williams OF said Dana, should not be appoieted
Administrator with the Will anuexeds sad YOU
will be beard thereon.
10 NATH'I PAINE, 4 Erss
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TO BE SOLD.
FARM FOR SALE.

NNHE BY.4.M FARM, containing about 100
IL acres of Land, situated on the Keene Road,
about half mile north of the South Meeting
House, in Templeton; if not disposed of at pri.
vate SALE it will be sold at AUCTION, without
reserve, on WEDNESDAY, the 4tk day of .4prit
ncnt at one o'clock, P. NJ. Sale on the premises.
Also, for sale, the UPH.4.M FARM, contain.
ing about 55 acres of Land, situated about one
milo northeast of said Meeting House. Apply
TO SAMUEL LEE.
Templeton March a.
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administrators Sale.
BOOTS and SHOES.

BOOTS and SHOES.
On THURSDAY, 18th of .4pra, at WHIT
WELL, BOND, & cos. Office,
No. IL Kilby-street, BosToN,
~ILL be sold 200 cases BOOTS and
w SHOES, comprising good assortment
Manufacturers who may wish to dispose of any
articles in this line, the above sale, will please
send them in season for the Catalogue. Ad-
sances, if required, will be made previous to
the sale. Application may be made to Col
ARTEMAS FAY of scarborough.
Boston, March 90
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Real Estate at AUCTION.

ERY order Of the Judge of Probate for the
-AD County of Worcester, will be sold at Pub
lie Auction, on WEDNESDAY,, the 18th of .4prl
neat, at 9 o'clock, A. NJ, at the Tavern, in the
centre Of Winchendon, enough of the Real Es.
tate of PHlNEHAS WHITNEY, late of Win
chendon, deceased, TO raise the sum of $4,000,
VIZ One F.4R.N, situated two miles southwest
from the centre of the town. containing about
100 acres. Also, another of about 100 scres,
north west from the centre. Also, Lot in the
northeast part of the town, about mile and
hall from the Spring Factory, of about $50
acres,-about half Pasture, the other Wood
Land Also, about 100 acres Of PASTURE, in
the northeast corner of Royalston. Also, the
T3pERN STAND, in the centre Of Winchen-
don, containing about 18 acres; and several
others pieces about the centre of the town.
Conditions, which will be liberal, made known
a, the time of sale. For further information,
inquire of the Administrators.
WV. B. WHITNEY. I o,...
AMASA WHITNEY, '1"m rs
March 81
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Notice to Road Makers.

VN COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
m HE subscribers, having been appoirted
Commissioners 10 receive and examine The
claims Of the creditors to the Estate of ISAAC
NICHOLS, I'd, late of Brookfiela in the Coun-
ty Of Worcester, deceased, represented ipsel-
vent hsreby give notice, that they will meet
for the purpose Of attending TO ti,ak service, at
The house Of Amos Prichsrd, innholder, in said
Brookheld, ON the last Saturdays Of ily and
August next, from l TO o'clock, in the After.
noon of each of said days.
JESSE BLISS.
HENRY NOLEN.
Brookfeld, March %. 1890
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NOTICE.
WOrcester Female .Academu.

-,n 1eSteI reM0te .dC0denay.
VIE undersigned. authorized by the Act of
n Incorporation for that purpose. hereby
gives notice, that there will be meeting Of
tue froprietors Of the Worcester Female Acad-
emy' at the Office of the subscriber, in Worces.
teF; on FRIDAY, the 9Th of .3priI nezt, at 7
o CLOCK r. NJ, for the purpose of organization
ana the transaction Of such other business as
may come before them
March 90 AO !
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The Newark Daily Avcrtiser, noticing the
debate in the U. S. Senate. says, Mr.. Dickin
son il ono Of those singular politicians who
support Mr.. Clay's principles and Gvn. Jack
soa's bsrsen
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o. The PROBATE CouRT for April will
commence OF the Probate Office on Tues.
duy next.
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The MAILS. The mails for long time
past have been so regularly irregular tina,
we have accustomed ourselves 10 submit Il
It as necessary evil, and to make little
complaint. During the winter we have moi
been able to give our readers the news from
Washington SO late into one or two DAVIS a,
we formerly did and as we ought to- now
and we have, Of late, received our la,es
Southern news by the way of Boston, The
Philadelphia papers and all beyond, are,
pretty uniformly, from one 10 three or foul
days behind hand.
~ The p,on.u. r q,
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March 2s
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-22
JUST PUBLISHED.
The Edinbnrgh Rev lew,
No. CX.=COntents:

LNO. CAs-COWtiuS'
4 RT Ii The rise and progress Of the English
~ Commonwealth. AngloSaxon Period; contain
ing the Anglo Saxon policy, and the institutions ars
ing out of laws and usages which prevailed before the
Conquest By Francis Palgrave. + RS and +. s. \.
, Inc History OF England; Angle Saxon period ny
Francis Pa'grave, r RS and FSA
Ill. Corn-Law rhymes 2, Love, q poem, by
the author Of Corn Law Rhymes g. The Village Pa.
,riarch, poem, by the author OF Corn-law Rhymes.
Iii Il. Italian Republics; or the Origin, Progress,
and Fall of Italian Freedomi by C. I. sismonde de
Sismondi. Des appearances ct des Besoins de rita.
lie; par ]. g. l. Sisnonde de Sismond s precis Pc.
ltque les derners Euenemens des Etats Romans.
lV.-Journal of Expedition to explore the course
and termination f the Niger; with narrative of voy.
age down that its terminston; by Richard and
John Lander.
V.-Remarks on the Commerce and Manufactures
! of Great Britain.
| VI Spain in 1880; by Henry d. Iuglis. Esq
Vu.-An account Of the life lectures, and writings
of William Cullen MD, Professor Of the Practice OF
PLY sic in the University of Edinburgh; by John Thorn
sen, ID Professor Of Medicine and General fatholo
! gy in the University of Edinburgh.
WILL Domestic Manners of the Americans; by
Mrs rrollope. 2 Six Months in America; by God
frey l. VigDe, Esq 3. Remarks on the Statistics and
Political institutions of the United States, with some
Observations on the Eccieslastca System Of America
her sources of revenue, &C by William Gore ouss
ley, Esq, Atache to his Majesty's Legation at Wash
| ington 4. Esqusse Morale ct Poltque dies Etats
Unis de pAmerque du Nor!; par Achille Murat.
| TX - Observations on the Duties on Insurance.
! X-i La Dyina Comm lila di Dante Algheria
| con Comento Analitco iii Gabrielle Rosseiti. Sl.ls
spr,o Antipapae del ClAssici hntichl d'l,ala. Dis
qus zion iii Gabrielle osseti, Professore di Ingus
Let,eralurs lts.ua nei Colegio del Re in I.ondra.
| XI -Souveprs Mirabeau ct sur les deaux Pre-
nierss Assemblies Legislatures. Par Etenne Dumont
de Genevei ourage pos,hume public par J. l. Du
val, Men,bre du Conseil Represena,if du Canton d,
Geneve Subscription. IS 00, year
oct % WM. N. MORRISON, Agent
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,''''" 04 We give the following account
" "'e cro'on (which has been so successfully adj
mustered 10 himself in a case of fully develop.
" ''O'era BY Mr., M'regart, and in a second in-
-".s Oy Accommodated gentleman) from 'Hoop-
CTS Medical Dic,ionary":-
Il. IT;roion'-Ihe name of genus Of plants in
,S,n n!nusn system; class nlonacia, order man.
II. oI0'Oa lfsltum, The systematic name Of
,sst wee which affords the pavana wood and tiglia
,.r,s,,, .'ofon toiis GRATIS giadris acon,inaiis
,% ~ cGuts drborea of Liunaus.
,,,n 'ug % Uood-Liga,m Papana, Lig-
,D"s ra'anum, Ligatm Wuiucceuse. The
"a night sponsy texture, white within, but
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-22
BY WILLIAM D MUTT.

nv Tuesday next 23d instant, at 4 O'Clock, 2. ~,
" will be sold at the Auction Store of WIN D. Mutt,
The Contents of one Chest and one Trunk Wearing
Apparel and sundry other articles, among which some
beautiful she'll Work, Wrought Stones, Watch Seals,
SC Also,
Nine Patriot Doubloons, One Sovereign, and few
pieces Of Copper Coin.
he sale is made by order of his Britannia Maesty's
Acting Vice Consul. being the effects Of subject Of
his Majesty. named John Wilson, who died on bis pas
sage from Bermuda to this port. board the British
schooner Brilliant, Evans, muster. oct ID
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-22
SNIP NEWS.
PORT Or ALEKaADaEa, ~. G.

Ship Maryland, for this port, entered for load
ing at Liverpool 18th September
Brig Hura,io. at New York in 55 days from
Rio Grande, reports the Schr. Ann Maria, Of
this port, as dlscharging when she left,
Schr. Velocity, Ryder, hence at Boston 18th.
BosToN. Oct. 15.--Arri,ed, Big Sarah, Bar
ker. (of Portland Matanzas, 17,h ult. Spoke,
18th, Nantucket n. BY W. 90 miles, brig Frank
lin, of Duxbury. from Georgetown, for Cowes,
Captain very sick, intended to put into Nantuc-
ket.
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George y Wise

CONTINUES the Dry Cords Business at the old
" stand, formerly occupied by Cannell u Use, and
has received part of his FALL SUPPLY BY the
last arrivals from the North. and will continue to re-.
ceive fresh Goods through the season His stock OF
CLOTHS. SATTINE1S, FLaNNELS. BLaN.
KE7.Y DOUES1HCS. and FANCY ARTICLES
for ladies' dresses aud gentlemen's clothing being ex
tensve he invites his friends and the public to call and
examine, ~ he i, determined to sell low.
Alexandria, October Is, 1882
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-22
BY GEORGE WHITE
Yrustee's Sale.

U1I,
1EusNec b oNAc'
ny virtue OF a Deed of Trust from Samuel Moxley
Id and Ann his wife to me- will fer for sale az
public auction, on the premises. on FRIDAY, the 10th
day Of November next. at II O'Clock, NJ all that
.y,s TRACT OF LAND
SoIner'y ,ne proP. ,n . o Sa,,aI "n' y,
- H. on,,an;per " A "O" ~
<zaAHsA go acDru
2loI "ChCs'
situate in Fairfax County, Virginia, about miles dis
tant from Alexandra and Georgetown, andy on the
Road leading from the former towns Fairfax Court
House; together with the improvements and Appur.
tenances, consisting of, new md comfortable
E,o,,e DIpEyJJNE JyOISE Q R1y,s g..
1, ,,,' ~ - s1,, -. $780,, ;,,J;s.'S
rms 'snu III Ic,a,aJ s s"J s,I ua,1r.d Ia
~ cuiiVsteei Is wen enclosed ahu wen "aereH' ana
mas more tnsh enough "hoer an" c'ei %oou 'or ~
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For Rent OF Sale,

F.zA The STORE HOUSE pow occu-
80 nH pied by Joseph Janney 4 Co; fine Store
E& isSE and an excellent stand for any business
AN!&&9 >'so
The STORE HOUSE lately occupied by Ri.
chard s IIopkm. e Co ; of the bet stands and
stores ia town for the Dry Goods business. Also
The Two Story Brick DWELLING HOUSE
& LOT at the corner Of Prince and Patrick streets,
lately occupied by w " G.. Fairfax. This IS one OF
the andsomest and pessan;est Dwellingsin town 1t
is not rented by the FIRST day Of November next, 1t
WILL on that day. at O'clock r. ~, on the premises,
be sold at public auction. credit OF 3. Il, lo "a
80 So months interest added, and the payment salts
factori!y secured. JOSEPH JANNEf.
oct -2awtIstNov
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covered with sreyish bark; and possesses pun
gent caustc taste, and disagreeable smell. 1t
is said to be useful as purgative IN hydropical
complaints.
''Grana Iiglia.-Grana Till, Grdna 7ig-
Ia, Pine9 Parganfes.-The grana tiglia are
seeds Of dark grey colour, in shape very like
the seeds Of the ricinis conamanis. They
abound with an oil which is far more purgative
than castor oil, which has been lately imported
from the East Indies. where it has long been
used, and is now admitted, into the Pharmaco.
peia. Two grains of the seed, powdered and
mixed with sugar, are given against tape worms.
The inhabitants of the Molucca Islands take one
of the seeds for dose, as their common purge.
In an over dose it purges aud vomits, inflames
the stomach, and bowels, and often kills. One
drop proves drastic purge; but it may be 50
managed as to become valuable addition 10
the Materia Medica."
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NEW-YORK MARKET-Oet. IS.

NEW-YORK MARKET-Oct. Is.
There are no changes TO- day. A fair business
is doing from our small stock Of Cotton, at full
prices Flour 4, in demand az $50 for COMMON
lots. Little is doing in Coffee,
At the sale of Teas this morning, large part
Of the lots were Withdrawn. The common chops
sold shade lower than before. The quality of Sc
veral of the chops was very prime. Most of the
skin was sold at 56a57 cents. Jour. Com.
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COMMERCIAL.
Latest Dale from London September IL
Latest Date from, Liverpool : September II
--latest DUE from Hapre September 10

The editor Of the Baltimore Patriot has been
favoured by highly esteemed commercial friend
with the following extract of letter received
last evening BY the Harriet, dated
BuENos AyREs, Esd Aug. 1889.
{" Flour is much depressed and the quantity in
hand as we'll as the great supply of Wheat leaves
US no hopes of speedy improvement.
Rice very saleabe at a fair Price, provided it
arrive in good condition. Other articles of pro.
visions dull Lumber is in demand, aud two or
three careoes would find ready sale. Chairs
rather dull. Leaf Tobacco in great abundance.
Gin remaining low and without prospect of
paving cost.
Domestic Cottons getting scarce in market,
and likely to improve in price.
Naval Stores very dull with the exception of
spirits Of Turpentine. Teas of ready sale at
fair rates. The supply of Catalonia Wine has
been great of late, and is rather heavy at "a l6
per pipe, but Brandy and Oil remain scarce, and
smaller Mediterranean articles of ready sale.
Salt afoat is in demand, on shore there are
still considerable deposits, but the prospects for
| this article are improving.
From present appearances shipping will be
scarce; there are hardly any American vessels
remaining in the harbor at this time.
The stock of jerked Beef is small. but we ex-
pect will increase when the weather improves,
and to be had at lower rates in summer. We also
consider decline 10 the prices Of Hides pruba
BILE at present, 2Oa22 To- Hides are very scarce
aud stand in on board at III cents 24a26 Id.
l23 cents l5a25 ID. IL cents"
The following is list Of foreign goods allow.
cd by the commissioners of customs TO be shippeo
as stores from the bonded warehouse free of d,ty
under the act Of the British parliament passed
last session. viz:
Tea, OF Or coffee l.. or, cocoa OF per day
for every person on boaod
Wine, one pint per day for the master, each
mate, and each passenger.
Spirits-Brandy, Geneva Rum, British plan.
tation, halt pint for each person on board. The
last to be in proportion of one half of the whole
quantity of spirits shipped, and no spirits to be
shipped in less than the legal sized package, (viz.
brandy and Geneva so gallons, and rum 60 gal.
lons.)
Raw Sugar and mo!assess, together Or seperate,
2 on per day for each person on board.
Dried traits, pounds per week for each per.
son IN board.
Rice ditto.
Foreign salt provisions, the allowance of which
has excited great attention, appear to be suspend
! ed for the present.
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MARRIED,

At MayheId. Prince William County, Va,
on Tuesday evening, 10th instant, by the Rev.
Thomas c. Thornton. Mr.. DANIEL F. HooE, of
this place, to Miss MARY D., daughter Of the
late ROBERT H. HooE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-22

JernOm against TIT U0rhE-At the last ses-
son OF the County Court of Grand Isle County,
'de hrSt convict was sentenced to the State Pr-
son 'ha' ever was sent from that county since its
ofstnza'Ion--a period of more than forty FIVE
years We also learn that the person convicted
Was not citizen Of that State, and had but re
Gently escaped from durance rile" in the Ca
nadlS.
ih'S NAV inleed De called an excellent critic
''oH Of the mora! honesty of the hardy Green
Mountain Boys.
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DIED.

On the Sd of September. at Rock Island. Tho.
MAS d. FRosEL. son of John Frobel, Esq. Of
Wilton Hill, Fnirfax County. Va.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-22

sale.
{ IN Saturday. the 9Th Of October. At the resi-.
~ dence of Mrs. 3. ~. Whitingt near Alexandra,
the subscriber will offer for sale
Five OF six ork Horses
A Saddle Horse and several Colts. Also.
Fifty or sixty Sheep, Wagon. Cart, and
Some Farming Utensils
The conditions Of sale will be--For sums not exceed.
ing S1O, cash; for any sum above that amount, Gre
dit of months will be allowed the purchaser giving
bond. with approved security.
The sale will commence at II O'Clock.
CHARLES II WHITING.
Morven, Oct 2O-eot27th