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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-08-22

Buenos lures We are under obligations
to Capt Burkhart, of the J. Ashmun, at this port,
for f-es OF the BueEos Ayres papers to the esd
of June.
The National Bank Of Buenos Ayres applied
for renewal of authority. The executive OF the
country, feeling that such a consideration would
better be referred more directly to the people.
calls upon the House Of Representatives to act
in the premises. the Legislature was busy in
discussing the prcjet of bill to settle ecclesias
tcal decisions, oy which no appeal should be had
beyond the limits of the state. This will proba'
bly, be carried.
A letter from Lewis Vernet. late Governor o!
the Falkland Islands, protests against the repre-
sensations made by many officers of the United
States to this government, relative to the sua-
ton Of affairs under his late government: he
promises to free himself from all imputatons
which those dispatches, and which the late sum
mary proceedings of a United States ship of war
cast upon him.. s. Gazette
Bank Lawyers. -Presldent Jackson, aud hl.
Kitchen Cabinet, including the chief sculliou,
yclept the Great Globe itself, talk much about
the Bank employing Lawyers and making loans.
The insnuation meant to be conveyed is, that
this is but an indirect mode of bribery. Now
the President and the whole Cookery concern,
distribute all their patronage in aid Of their own
continuancein power. Do they consider this as
bribery? They employ lawyers. too, and law.
yers, in addition to the regular Government at.
torneys: EXTRAS. There is their especial ia.
vorite. Francis Key, Esq How much has he
received, BY way of fees. for hiring his talents
and lending his character to the present men that
control the executive of the nationl He labour.
ed earnestly, in the famous case Of Watkins, as
an EXTRA. If mistake not, he has paved
EXTRA in other cases, besides figuring as large
as life for Patriot Houston. Tie ought TO have
been we'll paid, for he has not escaped some soil
ing. And not the less. that his employers, by
the language they now hold towards the Bank,
pretty plainly tell him that they consider him IN
the light of one thsv have bribed. This must be
very cOnsOllng.
Other extra lawyers have been employed. du'
ring the administration of President JACKSON
Was it done solely to buy friends and supporters
From the accusations brought against the Bank,
it would seem so: for why may not the Bank as
rightfully employ counsel as the Post Office. Of
the Treasury! Nothing SO naturally eIcltes
suspicious against the integrity Of others, as
consciousness of acting from base motives our
selves The public should remember this when
they find President Jackson and his Kitchen
concern insinuatine bribery and corruption
against the Bank. None better understand the
Employment of public patronagetor privateends
Cincinnati Gazette.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-08-22
puhlished. daily, (by EDGAR sNOWDEN,l for the

Town AMI thrice week for the Country. on Fairfax
street, between King and Prince streets, nearly OPP
poste the Post Office Daily paper 81 Country pa
per IS pr annum. Advertisements inserted al the
following rates: For square OF 10 lines. inserted
daily, or every other day three times, 81; and %
cents for every subse quent insertion On Advertise
ments inserted once or t.cics tcsek Is per cent ad
dirionaI No Advertisement considered less than
sonsre nor inserted for less than 81 All advertise
mrnts published in the Daily appear IN the country
paper
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-08-22
New York, Sunday, August l9
AeV. Gases. Deaths
PHILADELPHIA, August l9.
BALTIMORE HEALTH OFFICE,
M0ndau, .iugust Goth. 1852.

Report of Interments in the city of Baltimore
for the last week, ending this morning, VIZ:
Tcething, /; Cholera lnfantum, 26; Bilious
Catarrh. 1; Marasmus, Q; Old Age, 5: lniam-
nation of the Bowels, /; 'CHOiERA. 81;
Infan,ile unknown, 8; Consumption. s; Dropsy,
I; Stlborn, g; Commissions, 9; Bite OF Spl.
der, Il; Dvsentery, 8; DroPsy in the Head, l;
Inflammation of the Lungs, !: Sudden, |; CramP
Cholic, 8; Intemperance. 9; Small Pox, l; Scro-
fuIa. /; Bilious Fever. /; Typhus Fever. i: To-
tai. l27.
Males 20; Females 57-l27. OF which mum
Der Al were coored persons. SO free. slaves.
BY order, DAV. HARRIS, Secy.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-08-22

.amy Dardin once morc.-lt IS stated in a
Louisiana paper that the President has withheld
his signature to the bill allowing pay for the re.
nowned horse Romulus, and that the old lady
will appear on the Washington Course next win
ter, and run do,on another generation of Con-
gresS-mpD.-Rreud,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-08-22

.Of the cases Of Cholera IS were coored per-
sons, and, with few exceptions. all were either
of incorporate habits, or had been imprudent in
their diet. Hereafter the Board will make daily
reports of the Deaths that occur from Choera;as
arrangements have been made to receive informa-
ton daily from all the Physicians Of the City.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-08-22

MUSEUM
open daily from 10 to II, ~, and from to S. Pb
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-08-22
Port Wine 4 Cognac Brandy.

VfRY fine old Port and Cognac Brandy in pipes, for
sale by A. c. CAZENOYE s. Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-08-22

The Globe designates the Veto as "se second
Declaration of Independence" We suppose it
means the Presidents :. independence" OF Con-
gress and of the People II so, it light with
more propriety denominate it the t'oenfieih. At
all events. the case of Gwn is fairly entitled to
be called the third. even according to the Globes
conception of the term.-Ta. Prsss.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-08-22
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST %. 1882.
SPEECH

OF NJ Cusiis. of arlington, at the OConneA
Celebration, at Washington, on The 9th IF .4u-
o,,sf 1870
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-01-05
AttrbaeI0 zEnQntrRr: RusEIsHKB xvEnr THURSDAY moRxINo, BT HENRY ADAMS.
-T.ERMs

To village and single mail subscribers dollars her year. payable before the expiralion 0f fn0nghh.
 TScompRnics sF my number over six; 4f 60 per year. nayAble as above. To companies less fhan eix $I 75 pasSW Y, payable as before. 7 25 cents will be deduct6n from each of these prices when payment ig madein advance. These prices are excIusise Of natl or stage charge for trnnsportation. ss4sss
 No papers will 6e discontinued until a arreafaees arc paid, except at the discretion Of the etlitor Notice of wish to discontnue must begvenb before the expiration ofthe year. 5s' Gs7 1. ADVERTISING. One square, three insertions, al, aud the same proportion for two or more sqnares- Haf square 75 cents. Continuance over ihfee weeks ~ per per week. A liberal deducton made for advertisements continued or 12' months. < tAdmiRistraloFs' and Execntors' Notices, Als OO q Commssioners' Notices, il 95 < communications mus, be pos-paid.
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-01-05
No. sO WHoLE No. 200.

cocoon is after lhis completed in six weeks or less. Small bushes are prepared for them So commence the formation of their cpcoons upon. during which their move ments aFe like the spider in weaving her web. When eonpleted, all that are not, selected for breeding, are baked and steamed till tho w0fln is dead. Before laying tllsns away all inolstnte must De cx-s tracted from them. II will Be seen tI,atla cwweeks only of tlle season arc devoted to tho work Of pfenaring for the matching ot the worms, feeding them, gathering the, cocoons, 6Ce. Young ladies could. attend. tot the whole process, and whilst thus ad- ding to the general wealth of the country. acquire some lessons in that patience and industry which is isnecessary in the manage- mcnt of;a large family y.-N 1T. Reg.
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-01-05

Accnracy and pedantry are two very dif-
 ferent shines. Accuracy has regard ao that which is great, as well as fo that which is small- treals them both with equal pre- t;sion, aud ranks them according to their relative impoflsnce. Redantry is always msddling with small things and oserratss their value and consauuencss. Redantry, 1 S6ys n German. magni6ss . gnat into sn eI. ephani.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-23
branches OF a polished female education are

cfahcnes ot poiisheo teWaie euaS
taught.
the METROPOLIS of the UxIox, in her turn,
by the liberal donations of the citizens. purchas
ed, for the sum of six thousand dollars, com
modi6us and eligible establishment tor the resi-
depce and labors of the - Sisters OF Charity.
Here they have IS orphans under their charge
together with upwards Of hundred day scho'
lars, who are taught grauitously.
In the eastern part of the city. also. spacious
Academy has been purchased for their use, which
is numerously attended. 10 this Institution all
the useful and ornamental branches OF female
education are taught -,
In 1928 the citizens of ST.. Louis. Missouri.
invited these ladies to settle IN their city, and
take charge of the Orphan Asylum. An extern
sive Academy has also been built there and plac-
ed under their superintendent. In this instI-
tuition the young ladies Of the West receive an
education suitable to the duties and the dignity
Of the sex.
The Furnishing City Of CINcINNATI. following
the example of st Louis, invited the " Sisters
to their wealthy emporium, and the City Hosp.
tai was placed under the superlntendence OF
these ladies, by the Corporate Authorities. Inc
Sisters have charge, also, OF large Academy 10
that city, for the gratuitous instruction OF chit
dren in all the useful branches OF education
In New ORLEANS, also, large School and an
Orphan Asylum are placed under the care OF
those ladies.
The CRY of BosroN, the Athens OF the North.
has seen its frozen prejudices gradually melt
away before the kindly sun Of charity The
dark night Of Intolerance has passed by. and the
enlightened citizens of that Capital have not
SCRUBBED TO entrust the charge OF their Orphan
ASYLUM and Benevolent School. in which 500
children are gratuitously educated. to an Asso.
citation of Ladies whose religions principles have.
for centuries. formed the theme and terror OF the
pous bisot and the gloomy fanatic.
: 10 our beloved and ghly.favored ALEXANDRIA
we have lately witnessed the arrival OF those la
dies amonGst Us. Their unobtrusive pie,y and
mental requirements have already gained them
the esteem and confidence Of aur liberal citizens.
who, without distinction of creeds. have intrust.
ed the education of their fair daushters-the
pride and ornament OF our city-to the care OF
these ladies.
Frequent applications are now made to the
F." MOTHER House. for Sisters to form new es-
Establishments in various parts of our extensive
Republic; and truly, indeed, may those ladies'
exclaim--
20 Or resio in terris nostri non plena laboris"!
The Editor of the Nantucke, Enquirer will ac-
cept this imperfect Sketch. and become, at the
same time. my apology tor trespasslng SO largely
on your valuable columns.
am, Sir, very respectfully.
ClYIS.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-23
A GOOD Farm f,r sale.

\ WILL sell the Estate upon which live, COM"
1870 Acres: one half is in God. and the on.
der course Of cropping; situated upon es
Southern ROAD leading from A'exind's to S,,1
ton Of it. Any one wishing, from CURIOSITY % Ei
to purchase, is invited to call and EXAMINE rtot,s
we'll provided with every description OF eo% 81;
building; better di,ched than any other faI
MIA, and has been for more than so yrsrI uHa .Ts,
proving course Of cultivation. I would DC Tssr
exchange it for Limestone or Mountain L'"''
CO makers would do well to call. :, roorE
sent l8-eotf W. u. -
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-23

Published, daily, Thy EDGAR sNowDEN,) for the
Town. AMI thrice week for the Country, on Fairfax
street. between King and Prince streets. nearly OPP
po,te the Pos, Office Daily paper SO; Country pa
per IS per Observation-Disclosures inserted at The
following rates: Fora square of 10 lines, inserted
daily. or every other day three times, 81; and IS
cents for ever subsequent insertion On ADVERTISE
ments inserted once tDice q Ceeh IS per cent al
dfionai No Advertisement considered less than q
square, nor inserted for less than I'll All advertise
ments published in the Daily, appear IN the Country
psper
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-23

and arrives too late. III were the g.,
would give my turban and tiara to sit nOa,
over hanging rock Of these ragged islands s' .
that bark first drops her anchor in the !, q
when her object is first proclaimed to ,bo s.a
dren of misery, who have crawled to III, y
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-23
.NOtice.

4 Ii Carts and Drays kept for the purpose of work
"A ing for hire within the Corporation OF Alexandra.
must be marked and numbered the law directs, and
registered with the name of he owners, by the
oct 22-3t CLERK OF THE MARKET.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-23


our troops charged the enemy in their dehles near
the Bank of the Mississippi. men, women and
children were seen mixed together, in such man
ner as to render it difficult to kill one, and save
the other A Young squaw of about 10 stood in
the grass at short distance from our line, hold
ing her little girl in her arms, about years old.
While thus standing apparently unconcerned, a
ball struck the right arm of the child above the
elbow and shatterlng the bone, passed into the
breast oft Young mother, which instantly felled
her to the ground. She tell upon the child and
confined it to the ground also. During the whole
battle this babe was heard To groan and call Tor
relief, but none had time tn afford 1t.
When, however, the Indi ans had retreated
from that spot, and the battle had nearly subsi.
ded, 1t. Anderson. of the U. S. Army, went to
the spot and took from under the dead mother
her wounded daughter. and brought it to the
place we had selected for dressing wounds, and
placed i, there for surgical aid IL was soon as
certained that its arm must come oft. and the
operation was performed without drawing tear
or shrek The child was eating piece OF hard
buiscuit during tie operation 1t was broug ut
to Prairie du Chen, and we learn that 1t has
nearly recovered.
This was among the many scenes calculated
to draw firth a sympath etc tear Tor human mis-.
ery.-GINinois Galenian.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-23
TUESDAY, OCTOBER IS. 1882.
lcoMMUNIcATED.J
THE SISTERS of CHARITY.

sW here is the Convent which has sent forth
these Apostles of Charity. and what is its histo'
fy. that a local hab,tation aud name may be
ss,oc,ated with the Mghesf-we had almost said,
the oniy-example Of benevolence recorded IN
che annals of the CHOLERA. SD as to have some
thing TO dwell on with pleasure, when we call to
pnd, or recount, the scenes oil the last three
months. that the hanor and true greatness OF mo-
nan should be called into action at period when
man quailed before the danger"
1Natucksi Enquirer, Oct. 1882.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-04
district of Columbia.
County Of 9lerandr

CoWWy " siV1WtUisu, oet.
November Term. 1851.
W'lism Fowle, surviving parther0
OF ,.swrason Y FOale, Com.
plAlIaIt,
against IN CA7yCERY
FhifpG Nsrsteller. IIhn West,
John rstSapaugh. and john a.
lam. Defendsres,
'5WE Defendant. Philip G Marsteller. not lavirg
cntere,, his appearancc 20 this suit aud given Sc
,urty according 10 the statute and the rules of this
'ouri and appearing tn the satisfaction Of the Court
mat the SAID Philip Msrsteller is not nhsbi'snt
., the District oi Columbia The motion Of the Com
pi'nsn,, by his counsel, i, is
ordered, That tie said Philip c. Msrsteler do APP
pear here on or before the first day of the next April
'eTr otths Court, and answer the COMPLIMENTS bill;
snd that the said John West, John ra,ssraugh, and
John Adam do not convey. pay away, or secrete the
eS's by them owing TO, or the money! estate, or ef
'tsss IN tser hands belonging to- the said absent be-
'endsn,, until the further order aud decree IF this
curt and that copy of this Order De forthwith pub
she tin the Alexandria Phenx Gazette for two months
EXCESSIVELY end thst another copy be posted at the
ifoni door OF the Court house OF the said County.
Test: EDA l. LEE C. c.
dec l9-2u
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-04

William Fowle, surviving partner
Of Lawrason s fowle, Com
,>l.in.nt
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Charles Hennett


gy,s imported, by ship Virgini, arrived here. and
IA Herald, via Baltimore, and Offers Tor es'e--
Colts 50 and 4 point blankets, !.rgi SIZES
- Rose blankets, 90, 10 4. Ii 4. II 4. IS
A few pairs bes, family anSr.s
- Shoe thread in bales of 20 dozen; patent
eolorcd and " B Thread
Cambria musl,ns and mites
Furniture dimtes and chintses, great variety
Gnghxms aud a'icoes
Figured col pred cotton counterpanes, large sizes
Vestings, including silk velvets and Fiorentmes,
of very best quality
Gentlemen's d0eskin gioves
Superfne cloths and kersey meres
prime assortment Of 4 irish linens, 5 a and 8 .
sheetings
S4amd 1914 table damssk, long lawns
Russia and Scotch shectings
- green floor cloth baise
Clsrk's best spool and bali sewing cotton
English cheese. double Gloster and north Wilt
shire Of frs quality
From the North he has receiued:
Best black Italian lu,estrngs
Black silk hosiery, Italian sewing silks
" orsted and cot,o, hose in great variety
Swiss mustns, figured and plain
Merino stufis, ercassians and bombaIets
BLACK and drab fine cloth sha~is
superfne ch0ppa roma's
In ia and English bsndanna hdkfs
Black italian cravats
Tickienbures, sackings and osnsburgs
A General assortment of Domestic Goods,
Consisting { spt,inets, bedtcks cotton osnaburgs,
Canton .nneis brown aud biesched sheetinss carpet
bindings, checks. p!aits, &c, &c
Fine and superGne .rino shirts and hosiery; shad
and herring lirilport SEINE rWiNE to be sold very
low to close consignment.
sept 1T
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F Ur Ken.,

For Een.,
A4 The HOUSE and ONE ACRE
ks fsTE LOT opposite the residence Of Mrs James
E8 t1lkt Hooe. tits now in complete order. The
49, Lot contains a variety Of select fruit trees,
and is considered desirable and healthy situation
To good tenant it will be rented low for one or more
years. LAWRENCE LEWIS.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-04
ssEai eunfaut, arrive &C quill pauzra''
NlRy SERIES V0Lo S7eNOo 0ODs
I'M WEDNESDAY, soDaSxlMa, JANUARY q, 1885,
:. M. & 8. III. Jauney

UIAVE lately removed to the Warehouse formerly
j L occupied by Lindsay, Hill u Go. at the foot Of
King street, and offer for sale
25 hhds New Orleans e,r...
do St Croix sugars
40 bbls superior New Orleans molasses
60 bags Rio 1coe.e
$50 do St Domingo
5 chests imperial tea
$50 sacks extra filled liverpool salt
S half pipes Choice Old l. p. Madeira
30 quarter casksS Wine
40 cases, containing dozen each do do
S do do burgundy Mad do
8 do Sicily Madeira do
S do Vidonia tenerffe do
l5baskets Champaign
50 boxes Malaga lemons
100 barrels No 3 mackercl
100 kegs pure white lead
$50 do Mol do
9barrels Boston mess beef
10 do Mol do
200 bolts Phe Xix Mill fax canvass
Cotton yarn, assorte d; carpet chain
Cotton seine twin cotton bats &c. &c.
dec
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-04

J Il ". IL. Irwin
Hare on hand, and offer for sale
OH nuns. ST. Crox
~ 18 do Muscoyado
IS do New Orleans Sy,rap
10 do Porto Rico
so barrels ST CrOix
so boxes single loaf
5 chests young Tyson tea
200 whole and Ono m,ctere,
100 boxes No l soap
1909 pr.,nds cotton seine Irvine
Streams fac cap paper
20 do rough
90 do wrapping do
IS o. casks Madeira
IS do 60 MslsciIles Madeira Wines
= IS do do white
whole and half pipes cognAc brandy
pipes Holland gin
50 barrels old whiskey
IS do New England rum
50 hhds West India molasses
IL half bbls
10 boxes small lump tobacco
SO barrels potatoes
10 tierces rice
300 kegs fFf and canister gunpowder
nov "a
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The Bravo.
MUST received and for ss!e at this Book aud Station,
c. sry Store uf the subscriber,
"The Bravo Tale. h, the Author Of the Spy. the
Red Rover, the Mater witch, &c price 81 co,
On hand az sa"se place,
Bnffon'. Ns,urai History a new edition, with 500
en.rsyings, edited b. John Wright member OF The
z oogicsi society of london, with improvements from
ong, Wilson. Lewis and Clark, and Others i'll vols
bound in cloth.
The American Almanac for 1882 and
The Christian Almanac for do
dec 2-d,f DAVID MARTIN.
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Servants inr Hire.

NAN and his wife, Of good character; the f'fmer
~ first rate dining room serysnt-the latter good
cook 1t would be preferred hire them toge her, or
they may be had separately Also, several Boys and
Girls. Applyto BENZ. I. FENDALL.
nov -
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TO Nent.

70 Rent.
sy~a The Store Room and Warehouse un.
EssE der my dwelling. south west corner OF King
asfSi and Pitt sts., opposite Mr. Newton's Frank.
A--z.s4 lin House Hotel an excellent stand for .
Grocery The rent will be made low, and dealt out.
Possession may be had 18th September
aug Is JNO. CORsE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-04

SaM'l. III Janney
Has in store, and offers for sale -
4 PIPE M, c,r,.. p,.,Jv
L half pipes w" 0s
3 pipes old Holland gin
2 hhds Jamaica spirits
do New Orleans rum
A. barrels old whiskey
dec7
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-04
George JGhrsoM & CO

George IGhrsoM g. CO.
HAVE Just received and Cor sale,
III 40 boxes plug tobacco
u 10 the pound
In Store.
pipe h!ds, 10 q's aud 10 eighths best Ma.
deirs vine OF their own importation, war.
rtnted pure
50 garter casks and indian barrels, Marseies
Madeira, If superior quality
9qnarter casks Sicily Madeira 20
bales srin"rg cotton, for retailing
&c SKIS cheese low to close sales
25qr no, es superior real Havana segars
bales brown domesiics S-4 10 A wide
5 barrels bright varnsh
No. 8 mackerel in barrels and half barrels
IN room in front of X. tIooes office
FOUR FORrEPIANOS of fine tone,
and splendid workmanship, all of which are offered Oh
pleasing trtms
~, Wheaf purchased as usual
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-04
district Of Nolumbin.
County 81 Nefd'araa, ocf.
November Term, 1851.


William Fowle, surviving partner0
Of lawrason s. fOwe, Com
painant, "
against ffN CH7NrEHl
Philip G. Msrsteiler. Jons'hTn jan
ney, and Josiah h. Davis De
tcndinis.
vSNit Defendant, Philip G. Marsteler. not having
catered his appearance at this suit and given secu
r'ty according to the statute aud the rules OF this
Gourt and it appearing. 10 the satisfaction OF the
court, that The said Philip G Marseller is not ali In
hNbitan' OF the District cf Columbia on the motion
ct the Complainant, by hi- counsel, it is
ordered That The sud Philip e. Marstellcr do APP
pear hrre. before the first day of the next \pr
Tenn of this Court. snd answer the Complainanrs
Bri Spl give security for performing the DEGREES OF
us Court; and that the said Jonathan lsRney and 10
sab ~ Davis 30 not convey, pay away or secrete the
deOts By them owing to, or the money, estate or ct
t'cis ia their hands belonging to the said absent De
PENDANT, unul the further order aad decree OF this
Court aud that cop. of this Oyder be forthwith pub
!shed IN the Alexandria phrux Gazette Tor two ren,hs
sccessyey and another copy posted at the front door
Il ~ CVurt house Of the sai County.
Test. EDA. 1. LEE, T.. C..
lee 9-2m
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T Or Rent,

A a comfortable BRICK Dwell
IT, kTHR LING house with store in front, corner
~ ~ knf Duke and Patrick streets. Also, .
~ handsome and convenient brick dwelling
house on Henry between King aud Prince streets. ~
may II WM. ID MUTT.