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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-26
New GuUds

New GuUds
CUPER black water Gros de aples
- Colored figured water do al ~ cents
Heavy black Gro de SWISS
Damask Grape and Herman shawls
Grape aud G.uze Hsndke rcnets
Cambria Cir ghans Mnsin needle workd Cape'
Black Pongee lf,rsImm-r wear
Corded skirts, Cotton and Silk Hosiery
Raw Silk and K,d Gloves, mems
l case Irish Linens
Irish Bird eye Diaper
also,
bale extra fine Back Cloth
Blue, Brown, Green. and Olive Cloths
Together with many other seasonab!e and desirable
Goods Just received and for sale low by
may Is cost j. AckENLlh q 20.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-26
SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF ALEXaADRLa, IN. Co.

ARRIVED. May 25.
Schr. Peggy Thomas, Baxter, Boston; plaster
to- & w. H IRWIN.
Steamboat Franklin, B. ]. Jenkins, Baltimore;
freight and passengers.
SAILED,
Brig Ann Maria. Rice, st. Catharlens.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-26

Reported Revolution. The ship Douglass,
Captain Bourne, at New York from Rio Ianeiro,
spoke on the sOth ult. British ship from Per.
nambuco. The Captain informed Capt. Bourne,
that revolution had broken out. and that PoF-
tugese and Brazilians were murdered daily.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-26

FLouR.-Yes,erday and the day proceeding the
wagon price Of -Four vas 90 5 O3; sales of
standard quality 'rom stores at 90, settled at
O5 a 5 O6. All descriptions are now held
higher.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-26

Such is the Ticket which, think, those of Virginia
who are attached to her principles who love the State
more than the Party, and whose independence is supe
rior 20 their ambition-must support
That portion of the Jackson Parts, who supported
him at first alternative, and now adhere To him
from his supposed popularity, would be sufficient, to
elect this rcket~-to that portion would mend
honesty.
To those who have so far severed from the line of
Jacksons, have dared to have opposed his wish
in re gard to Mr. Van Burens nomination the Vice Pre-.
sdsncy, who sre conscious of his ncompetency but
who would use his magical for the purpose OF
eIec,ing Mr. Bsrbour,-I would recommend vlrtuous
means the best security for the attainment of noble
ends The time may come. when we shall think for
ourselves, and act upon our own convictions. when
It does come, the parties Of the land will no longer be
seen in the livery Of any man, but The object of each
individual will be the integrity of the Constitution; and
though the. may differ to the mode the end will
be holy, ana of course the
Potomac Br,dge.-We are informed that
majority in interest as well as in number. of the
Stockholders in the Washington Bridge Compa-
ny, have signed an obligation to accept an act
relative to the Washington Bridge. should it be
passed by Congress, IN conformity with the order
Of the House Of Representatives, as proposed By
Mr.. WickliHe in the House Of Representatives
on Tuesday.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-26
a.. office

a. OtAc6
sEcAA The Steamer COLUMBIA,
Captain James Mitchell. will for
75;;;;ElE lxaE1the ensuing four weeks, leave bal.
sGSxzS&SxzsSStmor on Saturday at 4 O'Clock,
w. for The d. strict Of Coulnbs; aud returning, will
leave Georgetown a, S. Wa shington At s, and Alex.
andria at O'Clock, A u. 90 "wednesday.
Passage. exclusive Of Meals:
From baltimore 10 the District, to the different
landings on the Potomac, from these places to Bal.
limore % W
TO pye's Landing. auantico 90
Sandy Point sd, B,yd's Hole' Ladders
Ferry :"
Bluff Point, Moore's Landing. Blackstone's.
Piaey Point, Sandy Point, Va, Corn.
field Point %
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-26
SALES AT AUCTION.
BY GEORGE WHITE.-1HIS DaY
Trustees Sale =.

Trustees Sale.
DY virtue Of Deed of Trust from the late Capt.
I'D George Coleman and wife, land at Mrs. C's re.
quest] shall proceed to sell, Saturday, the 18th
in ,tsnt, at public auction. the two
s> FRAME TENEMENTS
81 situate on Prince street. nearly opposite to the
EigSs Bank Of Potomac; fronting SO feet inches on
$780, Prince street, and running back, southwsrdly,
8ofeet One Of the tenements occupied by Mr. Geo.
Dale; the other by Mr.. Rudd. A reasonable credit
will be gwen, but the terms will be particularly express
sed at the time and place of sale Of the prems
es-between IL and O'Clock OF the day.
J.. McKENNA, Trustee.
may dts GEO. WHITE, Auctoneer.
~ The above sale Is postponed until Tues
day next Odd instant. nay l9--du
81 The above sale is further postponed un-
til Saturday. the Is instant, when 1t will positively
be made, about ~ o'clock, NJ. may 23-dts
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-26
doctor T.. F0rQuhar

HayING completed his medical studies in the Uni
versiy ofpenasylvans, offers his professional ser
vices to the citizens Of Alexandra aud its vicinity.
His Office is en- King street. between Washington
and st. Asaph streets. 5th mo l7-eQn
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-26

1st uistrict-Iohn w. NuIdsugh, Norfolk.
I'd do Richard II Cooke, Surry.
Sd do William Old, powhatan
4ih do VIM o. Goode, Meck!enburg.
sth do Adm. ". Vensble, Prince Edward.
9th do Wm NJ Rives, Campbell
9Th do VIM. Campbell. Bedford
9Th do Abe! Upsher, Northampton
9Th DO John Minge, Charles City
10Th do Thomas W Giimcr, Albemsre
llth do J Patton, Spottsy Ivania
18th do William Tsy Tor, CSroline
18th do W Newton. Westmoreland
18th do Charles S. Carter, Prince William
18th do Richard II Field, Culpepper
10th do II. ST. George Tucker, Jefferson
18th do W. Castiemsn, Jr u, Frederick
18th do JOS. L. Fry, Brooke district.
18Th do Daniel Smith, Rockingham
Goth do +. Miller, Botetourt
2lst do Wm ncComss, Logan
I'D do Francis Preston, Washington
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-26
M A r RI T. ID,

MARRIED.,
On Thursday evening last, by the Rev. Elias
Harrison, Mr.. JOSIAH B. HILLS to Miss MERCY
ANN WILSON, ali Of this place.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-26
$50 Rev ara.

$oO HeWaru.
Eft m, farm, the 5,h ins:: small NEGRO BOY.
oamed WESLEY, about ten ears DID, he shutters
and sta miners very much when spoken toi he was
seen following wagons the turnpike road, therefore
suppose he was taken off by some i'll disposed person.
will give reward of thirty dollars 1t the boy Is taken
over twenty mics from nome and returned to me, and
such information gwen vii enable me to prose
cute and bring thief to u'ticeto secure the re-
ward i, 10 indispensable that the thief ne identified.
NJ. G. FliZhUGn
may 2I-eo3t Fairf County Va.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-26

The following is the ApPortionment Of Repre-
sentatives among the several States under the
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-26
BRANDY.

~ casks sup rior French brandy, Just received
~, pes sehF. Virginia, for sale by
~ SAINT. II. JANNEY.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-26

Messrs. ]. p Van Ness, Thomson F. Mason,
Francis S. Key. and Fl NJ. Moffit. have been
appointed the Jackson General Corresponding
Committee for the District Of Columbia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-05-11
AN ACT.

H.,
Incorporating the Stockholders of the James River and
Rdndwha Company, passed March 10th, 1892
Whereas the measures hitherto adopted by the Gene
raj Assembly, for the purpose OF connecting the tide wa
Ter OF James River with the navigabe waters of the
Ohio have been found inadequate to effect that object by
such line OF transportation The public interest requires
and is now deemed expedent for that purpose 10 ncor
Porate Joint Stock Company, to which the OF the
Commonwealth in the James River Company shell be
transferred At fair value therefore,
L. BE AZ enacted By the General .qsSem6Iy That the
Ffesdent and Directors Of the James River Company
SNAIL without delay, books Of subscription to be
opened IN the City OF Richmond, in the Towns OF Lynch
ourg Lexington, Pattonsburg Covogon, SIaunton Fin
castle, Lewlsburg Union, ClHieslown upon the Kanaw.
ma and such other places hey may deem expedien,
and under the supernendence Of such Commissioners az
they ray think proper to appoint for the purpose Of
raising capital stock OF five millions of collars in shares
o. one hundred dollars each At least thirty DAYS pre-
Vlous notice, In newspaper published most conve
h'et TO each place OF subscription, and in such other
newspapers as may be deemed proper shall be given of
he ume and places OF opeang the books he books
shaI be Kept open for twenty days. and II within that
ums hree-ii OF The capital stock shalt not have been
subscribed by pc sons, bodies polite or corporate other
th'ntne Commonwealth they shall be again opened and
may DO continued OPEN IL necessary until the second
MONDAY in December next All subscriptions must be
Tor or more whole shares, being allowed for any
part Of share
When tho books opened, the State shall be re.
s"ded as subscriber for ten thousand shares Of the
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-03-08
NA.poE.Eow.

4 THOROUGH or,d horse, ri.,ng Eve
N years old of fine figure aud sizc, v,i.
stand the ep.uing season, three days ia eseA
week,s' Doctor Thomas u~oor three hgs.
drtd Yards from Wood. taveTn) on the Tu,t
FROM Charles,own 10 winchesisr. and N,
remsinI"g DAYS in each week he may ,.
found az M fathers stable, two miles frog,
Chariestown, on the road leading 10 Smith.
heid. Particulars OF redigre. end term.
will be given hereafter 10 handbIil.. I,
vail no, however. &c smiss 10 mention here
that The dsm Of Napoleon ba. dsscendrd
from the best families Of running horses "a
Amerlcs, 10 wit: the Diomede. and the i'm.
ported Med'es. Ia wall he remembered
thst Grsechus, the sire OF Napoleon, wa,
also BY tho old imported Diomsde
WILLIAM p FLOOD, j..
February IS lss2-f
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-03-08
Seven Houses s Lots, &c. &c
AT PUBLIC AUCTION.

NV ILL be sold. on Monday the
w 18th of March next, at the sub.
soriber's residence in Bolivar, the fellow
!ng valuable property. viz:
One house and lot. in tho town Of Bell
var, jefferson county, Va near the u. 5
Works, occupied by james S. Roach, ms
a tavern, and is considered a valuable
STAND, on account Of its advantages for
water, and being on the new turnpike
road. Also. the house and lot occupied
by MIR. Hughes, us a store, adjoining the
aforementioned and house and lot on
the opposite side OF the road-the house
new, and calculated for store and bake
house. having an oven attached to il II
by 9 feet in tho clear. Also, the house
and lot on Union street, occupied by Mr..
Lucas; and the house and lot on the same
street, IN the occupancy Of Mr. John f.
Price. Also, the house and lot occupied
by Mr.. Edward Wilson, on Union street !:
aud the house and lot that I occupy W he n
has a never-failing spring of water in the
yard, with large and well-improvsd gar.
den. Together with several building Lots.
which Will be sold in parcels TO suit pur-
chasers. Also, one soda fountain with
apparatus complete; gig and harness
carfs and horses; one COW household
furniture. viz: one sideboard, beds, bed
steads and bedding; earpetting, chairs.
tables. bureau, cupboard, clock; 4 ten
plato stoves, and drum. Also, one fiat
bottom boat, suitable for ferry boat.
Terms OF ssle-For the houses and
lots. one-third OF tho purchase money in
hand. and the balance in 6. 8, and 10
months; the personal property at nine
months credit, on all sums above SIS un.
der that amount, the cash will be requir-
cd; bond and approved security to be
given. JOHNSON GARRETT.
Jan. 10. 1882.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-03-08
Houses in Charlestown
For RENY.

ME House at present in the occu-
a Pancy Of the Rev. Seely Bum, is
tor rent u hsstwo rooms on the lover fioor,
aud two above, cellar, and a small kitchen
attached. with lot OF one acre adjoining -
Also. the new House now occupied by Mrs..
Mekse, which Is quite convenient and plea.
SAINT dwelling. These houses are situated in
the most agreeable eastern par, Of the ,ova,
opposite abe residence Of DIR. Samuel G.. sny.
der, and only short distance from the public
buildings. Possession of both TO be given
on the first OF April next
For terms. which will be very reasonable,
sppiy to LEONARD SADLER, in Charles
town. Wh AcELRoY.
Feb. %, 1852.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-03-08
To the Public.

Y>HE snbseriibers hs., been AZ con,,d,,.
Il BILE trouble and expense IN PROCURING AZ.
thoroughbred horse. Paul PRIV. M.
selected from one smong the best .t.bl.. :,
Old virginia; aud ~ss sired BY the e.,ebr,.
ted horse, SIR Charles; bis dam. thOrovyh
bred Tom Tough mare. A, for besu,, ,ss
seton. he i. surpassed BY few horse. 10 a..
new world. We expect TO EXHIBIT him a,
March court. when the public Sill h,,. an
opportunity Of judging for ,hsm.elve,. 81
further particulars sc, hand bill, and us.
doubted certi6caiss.
JOHN vi CoYLr.
JOHN {. WILTSHIRE.
Msreh !, isss
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-03-08
Sports of the Turf.

>Ok some years past. The attention
- ofmaDy Of our farmers vi this and
the adjoining Counties. has bean turned to
the improvement In the breed Of that no
bic annual " hieh is Of 50 much usefulness
IN the plough. the stage. and the troop;
and which, when properly managed, al
lords so much real innocent amusement
90 the turf With view Of producing .
further improvement in our siork Of hor.
ses. have gone 10 an expense OF 81 $50
TO procure paul JONES" He 10
large, young. and 10 The full epj synent OF
health. being Of the most approved racing
stock in the United States. hsiea right
TO expect his colts from our best bred
mares Will possess sufficient foot and bot
tom 20 distinguish themselves on the turf
This celebrated character is now at my
stable, and as design bic services for the
use Of my friends and ncigbbors, psrticu-
lars shall be given them in sufficient time
the object Of this communication being
more especially for the purpose OF inform
Ing those who are now engaged in raising
inc colts, that have engaged with a ve
~ distinguished trainer from the lower
part OF this State, 10 open training sta
bic on my farm. about equi distant from
Charlestown. llarpers Very, and Shep-
herdstowD, and expect 10 be in readiness
10 receive horses for that purpose by the
10th Of March next Believing such a
stable 20 be OF the greatest Importance to
our county, and with view OF render.
ing ITS benefits permanent, / have deter
mined 10 bestow on il u large shsre OF
my personal attention. Every possible
care shall be taken 10 prevent. but cen.
not be responsible for accidents or es
capes. My charges shall be at the lsxes,
possible rates. Perhaps it may not be
improper 10 suggest tie great advantages
which would result from a we'll regulated
aud regularly established Jockey Club for
this county, which. if properly conducted
and freed from the many vices which fire.
quenily attend the turf. | am persuaded
its meetings would not only be well at
tended by gentlemen Of the highest honor,
but would also I've attended by many Of
our most fashionable ladies, as is the case
at Tree Hill, New Market. Washington,
and the central course az Baltimore, than
which nothing can be better calculated to
gladden. the heart and expand the views
Of man. And without the advantage OF
such Club. am convinced our stock Of
horses never can attain that celebrity
which Is IN so high degree bestowed on
those OF many parts Of the " Old Domin.
ion;" very many of which are changing
owners at prices from 500 20 5000 dol
lars each. With a view OF establishing
such Club. have caused subscription
lists TO I've LETT at the principal Hotels in
each of the above mentioned towns, and
sincerely hope they viii be pstronised by
the names OF all the amateurs for such
sports. SAMUEL STRIDER.
Feb. &c, 1882.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-03-08
CABINET WARE.

klHE subscriber respectfully calls the a..
- ien,ion of'be citizens Of jefferson couu.
~ aud others TO his ware -toom, in order ,ha.
they may judge for themselves Ib.,, la,
. long experience OF your good taste All
hberAiiIy, but VIC often end that il II ne e. SIS,
~ 20 have exhibited to our v,ex, article. y
comfor, and real utility. IN order 20 prov de
for respectable and comfortable existence.
], ass good ~ishei TO my fellow beings. and
m return for merry past fs,ors, would dssr,
TO take en- humble part m contributing 10 50
worthy an object, and the,efcfe inform ,ca
that hsve jest returned from Baltimore via
complete assortment at materials fut manu-.
Ae,ur'ng every article you may require IN NY
cram have number ~ indusitious v0fk.
men, sbd car f,ll up bill Of furniture on the
shortest notice. wedding bssse-for The "a.
dies. or otherwise. keep eo1s,sn,ly on
hand,
Sidcboards. Secretaries. Bureous,
Isdtes. Cenire do, CrGGies,
Chairs for Mt sick. &c.
Hoyk Iati,s and BoTes.
Candle Sfands and kuiff Bores.
Cnpbonrds.hichiy 6nis6eaBedstad.,
Fire different kinds Of Tn SAFES. 20.
ANDREW WOODS
Chsrles,own, Feb, ?. 1864
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-03-08
To the Public.

H>HE unasrssgned h. sgs,u proeu,,s
Il line biOsdsd HORSE. from III. o.
pssls VI the slate, uhash lie ia,s.d, ,,,,
ing the ensuing season. Ills pur. .io,.
foe sire, aud beautiful form, renG.t
valuable to siiw wish TO imprv,. u.
breed Of horses
His pedigree end other particular, y 81,
be published m due ume. will nov o..
add, that by way of mskioe some sra.nd, !.
those whose mares did DOT prove m f,,I
that we're put to nv hors.' IN 1850. ,p,.rS
ousr'oE term, ihsi ~'l'. rust. be soe,p,,.
nis TO mem should ,hs' ~isr 10 breed Zoe,
this horse, after seeing h,m 1nd iutr;,. -
themselves. JARyER NIIiis
March ., ls5s-Jt
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-03-08
A CARD

1T ha. become necessary Tor the IN
II dersigned to correct the impression,
very generally prevailing, that he is abou,
"a retire from the practice Of the Law
He assures bis old clients aud friends that
nothing can he farther from HE intention.
On the contrary. lac is prepared 10 pur.se
his profession zealeu.ly and diligently
aud may be found at his office at oil times
during the usual hours Of business
ANDREW KENNEDY.
Charlestown, Feb. IS. 1851.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-03-08
Young Jack Sopus

w ILL ,,snd the ensuing season At H..
w follo~iog places. to wit; at vi ~ n.
Gsrnhsr''s. Two ard . bsif mile. from Charles,
town. on toe rosd from Chsrles'own 20 liar.
pen Ferry, NO days ~ each week aad also
at the stable - Nr. Ihomss HE, he,sesn
Chatle,iosn AID L,siovp, two dA,s N each
week; aud tie rsns'Hihg three ds,s cfe.ch
week, a. the su5soriber's farm, near Lee.
town. The prdipr- of ,hs fne dyaueA "a
Hsrse and further Particulars may be seen by
reference 10 hsnd.bJis
JAMES HITR.
February Q, 1852.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-03-08

The following r0mmuntcsiion addressed
TO che proprietor of JGdkms' ointnieBt, from
the Hon John Toiiaie-To. member OF Con-
greis, ia highly interesting The gr6tritCus
msrnsr ~ "hich Il is o.sde sXbiois ieel-
ings of no ordinary character towards suf-
fef'ny huioRpt,; rBd Is certsiniy wsll de-
serving of public s,lsnsion
WARRINGTON. JAN. Esd 1929
Su-It ha. been nv wish for cons,ders-
Ole time To cor municaie to you the good
effect with which I have us.d the ointuen ~
invented by . MIR. Judkins. and which I now
understand 10 msde aud soid sy agents an
pointed by yourself ! have applied ihl,
ointment, during the last three years, to
every species Of iumour and wound. without
failure to produce q cure in every instance
! consider 10 the most decided and efficien nj
remedy n all case of tumour, be the cause
what il mar, end hsvs found nothing SO
good for wounds Of any description. II may
he proper 10 add that the cure Of a tumohr
called White Swelling. given over by the
most disttnggished physicIsus as incCrsble,
end which they decided would, without sm.
putation, prove fatal 10 the patient, was un.
der my INN e1iste notice effected b, the use
OF Judkins' Ointment and the patient is in
hne beslth; his limb affected by the iumour
beng restored to a perfect siste o. sound
oess Also. thai the leg of an sged man
."'Nh hrb bteh tuO chntOWru on q
dreadfuliy ulccrsied surface from the knee
TO the foot, and which, for more ihsn t~o
care, had been considered incurahir, VS.,
eheetuaily cured by the application OF Jud.
Rms Ointment ! mention these two case.
which fell under nv immediate notice snd
management, sss decided evidence Of the
ericscy Of thi. remedy IN cases OF tumour
and OF ulcers. lhsve experienced ss dec i'd
ed'y. tho good shect of this remedy in the
cure OF feions, and Of every species Of frs,h
wound. 10 seems TO me that any one " BIO
will observe the operation Of this Ointment,
must be SATISFIED ss to its beneficial eject,
can with the utmost confidence recommshd
The Use OF this valuable remedy.
an, sir, very respectfully
John TALIAFERRo.
To MIR. CHARLEt ilERsToss Propris-)
tor OF Judkins' Ointment, near
Frsderiekiown, Maryland.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-03-08
Notice to Stockholders.

ChGriesfotpn, Feb. Is, 1882.
Y>HE Stockholders Of the Smi,h6eId.
IL Charies,own aud HarpersPerr Turn.
pike Company" are respectfully notified,
that an instslment Of 81 so per share Of the
stock OF said company (being the 9Th install.
menD is required to be pad to HusruaIr
kErEs, Esq on or before the 18th day Of
March next. By order Of ihs Board.
ANDREW HUNTER. See'g.
February l6, 1852.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-03-08
Charlestown Pulling 5 Card
ing Mill.

I'HE subscriber wishes to procure com.
petent person to take charge of his
Pulling and Carding Mill near Chsriestovn.
or he would rent ], for aterm of years
This establishment is known TO be one of
the best situated and most desirable in the
neighborbood. Il is calculated TO do y ork
to the amount Of $1,000 a year, il properly
managed The machinery. cards. &c are
IN complete repair-snd the tenants house
gen,eel aud commodious.
None need apply Who cannot satisfy me Of
his thorough acquaintance with The business,
and other requisite qualifications to carry i,
on Possession given on the ist Of ApriI
next. ANDREW KENNEDY.
Chsrlestown, Feb. IS. 1852
Q, .hdyhnsbrH.g Gazette and H1WhcstcT Re-
publican, 10 fss GS~rO.i of 81.
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FLANK.
SrsLisHao, ~ESELr, ~
JOHN \. GALLAIAER.
CONDITIONS.
The FsSs Pass - published seck5,H
TWO DOLLARS 4 FIFTY CTS.

Pm ANNtM,
Paysble halt yesriy IN sdssDtt en- 10 pet
lass Sil be received - D., msnf fA
Psid eu'ntiy 10 adsaBee Should -, nsri y
wholly deferred until ne cod a. ftc yss
iEAts DOLIAss viii be ,nysri.t', Ciafg,t
Al communication address 90 90
hdfOf must bs pos' psid
ApvfHTistssErs inscrrd - lhs rs's ~
pes square ~ the lhsft frsf insfriofs o.
twenty-five cents per square igr each su9F
queut luseIfiOn.
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