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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-02
CONGR RE SIS.

In the Senate. On Friday, Mr.. Dickerson, from
the CommIttee on Manufactures. made report,
accompanied BY the following bill:
BE II enacted By the Seaa,e and House of Re-
preseRtatires Of the United States Of .9Rerica IN
Congress assembled, That, from and after the
- day Of - next, the following articles Of
merchandise when imported into the United
States, m vessels of the United States, may be
entered free of duty, to wit: all teas imported
from China. or any other place East OF the Cape
OF Gnod Hope, cofeg, cocoa, almonds. figs, cur
rants raislns, prunes, plums. dates, grapes. I'LL
berlS' black pepper, cayenne pepper, cinnamon,
cloves, cassla. nutmegs, mace, pimento. ginger,
capers, camphor, indigo, madden, madden root.
gun arabic. gum senegal, shellac, lac dye. lin
seed. rapeseed and hempseed, sumac, argoi, wOad
or pastel, barS>, roots. nuts and berries used IN
d'eIng. turmeri, tortoise shell. sponge, crude
sa'tpere saffron. saSo. olives, india rubber, brass
IN plates, Peruvian bark, Jumper berries, oil Of
ylaIh'r. cOchlnea, ivory manufactured, Opl-
um' sTs>, quicksilver, aloes, ambergr ;. Burgun
uy pitch, calomei. camomile flowers, coriander,
seeu, canlharides, castanas. catsup. chalk. co u
irS ndleuS. coral. corrosive subiiu,ate. cutasses,
ia-sers, dirSs, down and feathers OF all kinds,
epaulets and wings of gold aud silver. fiitering
Sl'nes. tntoll, trankincenss, gamboge, hair PEN
CHS, hangers. hemlock, henbaue. homes, horn
Plates Tor lan,horn, ipecacuanha. ivor, black.
audanum, macaroni, milistones, musk. nuts of
all k,1ds, rattans manufactured, reeds unma-
nuiactureJ, rhubarb. rotten stone, sabres, spy
glasses. telescopes, tamarinds in sugar Or mo!as
ses, bristles, On horns and all oher horns n d
tips, parts Of watches, sextants, quadrants. paint
ings, drawings, tin in plates and sheets, quilts
and fax
SEC, .. find be IL further enacted. That in
stead OF the duties now payable by law on the
following articles OF merchandise. when import
ed into the United States, there shall be levied
and collected ON the same when imported IN YES
Sells Of the United States. from and after the -
day Of - next, the following duties. to wit:
on all teas imported from any other place than
above specified, or in vessels not Of the U. States
Ten cents per pound: Preceded; That nothing
herein contained shall affect the rights Of foreign
! vessels secured by treaty.
SEC. 5. find be IL farther enacted, That the
several articles of merchandise enumerated in
this act. which have been, or shall be hereafter,
putinto the custom house stores, under the bond
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-02

English Fashions. I'VE have before us Says
the Richmond Compiler) the latest London Fe-
male Fashions, for February-and have to an
TO the Artists that the style OF the hair is
changed The low Grecian arrangement of
hair in the severe classic taste of the antique is
universally adopted BY ladies whose outline will
admit of this often most unbecoming style. Co.
ronets of pearls. canoes, or flowers, are worn
very low on the brow. Gold beads or pearls ar
woven with the braided hair. The high gallery
shell combs. are now as vulgar as the Ferronniere.
In place of carved shell combs, gold combs, on
which four or i've classic canoes are arranged en-
cOuronne. are worn IN full Dress" Another no
ve'ty is introduced in the Evenine-"fhe adop-
non Of natural fo,oers in the hair. Proper Dress
wires are made to support them nvisibly The
flowers which are not wreathed in the hair till
the moment of departure for the ball or soiree,
are found to retain their freshness during several
hours. This fashion has been revived from the
last century, when little vases were made on pur-
pose to contain few drops Of water. and were
Ind among the hair, with the stalksof the flowers
inserted in them.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-02
SHIP NEWS.
PORT DF aLEGahDRLa. ID. c.
ARRIVED. March 81,

ARRIVED. MARCH 81.
Schr Addison, Marshall, Eastport; salt to A.
& CaZenovc & Co.
Schr Commerce. Taylor, Baltimore; whiskey
to A. e.. CaZenovs & Co.
Schr Andes. Smith. Boston; plaster to S. Nj.
s. : HI. Janney.-March 25. lat. 81 SO, long.
Il Is, passed the wreck of the brig Edward, ct
WImmgton, n. c.; mainmast gone, foremost
standing, with the sails on; saw no one on board.
Blowing hard and high sea, could not board her.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-02
George 5. WOugh.

HAS opened some fresh fancy and staple spring
4 i goods, among which plain pink and blue
ginghams, striped and plaid ditto, handsome calcoes,
paint. d musns super and common black lustrlnGs and
gro de naps black satin levsnteen, black, white, blue
and pink sattns coPd inrences fine assortment OF
white and fancy cotton hose, silk ditto; lsdys' and
misses kid gloves; girls white cotton hose; fancy
hhdkfs; Paris Grape ditto, white, green and black
cured gsuze vei!s fine Irish linens and lawns; super
white and black cphsne Italian Grape; with gene
raj assortment of domestic goods:
And in few days will have an additional supply.
Sd mo so --d3t&eo3t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-02
Maaeira Wines.

sUR annual importation, on our own account first
- rate Wines. from the well known house ofJ How.
ard March h co. is expected to be made in the Remit
lance which will sail about 10Th next month Till then,
and indeed until the goth April. We shall be pleased
TO receive orders for Wine in casks OF any size
which, being paid for before it leaves the Island is sf
Erded to US on the very best terms, and cam and will
be sold rs low and liberal credits. any wines.
of similar quality, imported into the District.
apr2 GEO. JohSoN q Go.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-02
ALEXANDRIA, I'd. CO.
MONDAY MORNING. APRIL 2. 1882.

In the House of Representatives on Friday Mr..
Mercer, from the Committee on internal Improve
msots, reported bill to authorize subscription
% the stock Of the Alexandra Canal Company,
ubieb was read twice and committed to the same
committee as the bill for constructing bridge
and aoueduct across the river Potomac, at George
town.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-02
Cooper's Shop. Horses, Carts,

URHYN. Ce.
DY virtue of deed Of trust executed TO me by Jno.
I'D w Is ,rker, bearing date the l2th day Of March.
1882 shall SELL Monday the 9Th day Of April next.
at ~ oclUck, A. II. al said Barker's Cooper Shop,
near the old Diagonal Pump, his entire stock Of
Tools, shop Fixtures
Stock Of Timber on hand
Empty Barrels, Kegs, &c.
And the same day, in tile Afternoon at O'Clock.
on the Fish Wharf, subject deed of trust executed
to Augustine Newton for the benefit Of X. & w. Ram.
say
IL booths. or tenements, which rent ANNA.
ally for more than 5000
4 excellent dray horses
4 carts, and gear complete
dray with do do
8 saddles and brd es, &c. ye.
Terms at Sale. GEO. WHITE.
mar 26 -Sawl0dS dts
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-02

B,ware of Emposiers.-The public are eau
,;oped against certain imposters travelling about
the country under the names of Fire King, fine
,;cna Fire King, Real Fire King, SC. Two Of
,he gsaius came to this Town during the present
week-One offered to go into an oven and cook
, be,f,take, swallow arsenic. and SC. provided
Inc sum Of one thousand dollars should be sub
sc,ihed as an equivalent" He, however, set
fed his printing account, at least. The other, a
mare lad in his appearance, wearing a travelling
cap. but who took good care to conceal has name,
,f,er amusing the credulous two or three nights,
r,y &c. decamped between two days leaving
his bill for printing unpaid. -Pefersb,rg int.
rIGc same fellow played US the same trick. !
JIe Cholera All the alarm that may have
beta created by the rumors of case of maiig-
nant cholera having appeared at Topsham. in the
State Of Maine, will be allayed by the following
letter, which is copied from the Portland AdyeS.
tiser Of Saturday.
TepsHAM, March 90.
Messrs Eilcards. Il have Just learned from
an unreasonable source, that several letters
were mailed last evening at the Brunswick Post
Office, announcing abroad the appearance Of the
spasmodic Cholera in 1opsham. Public feeling
is so sensitive upon this subject that very slight
ground for such a report would be likely to Gre
ate deep sensation, not only IN the vicinity OF
this place, but through the whole country. At
the solicitation of the executive government OF
Bowdoin College, 1 will request OF you to pub
li,b this letter, if you please. to contradict many
Il al
circulated. There has been no disease of a ma
lgnant character sufficient to authorize the be-
lief that we have had the Cholera. Ii is true
that the day before yesterday there were several
specious circumstances which gave rise to the
suspicion, and the report that we had received
visitation Of an undesirable character. A girl
nine or ten years of age was suddenly seized
with the symptoms If Cholera Morbus eight days
after the return of brother from Europe. who
had. it is reported, the malignant Cholera at
Hamburger some time during the month of De-
eember last. The girl, it is true, was quite sick
for twenty -four hours, but is now TO all appear
ance. rapidly convalescent. | was with this pa
tirnt much of the time from her first seizure un-
ri considered her case free from danger
Within one hour after | saw this patient, my
colleague, Professor Mussey, at my request, vi
sl,ed her In consultation, and has seen her seve
raj times since. and now joins with me IN de-
caring that nothing has yet ,ranspired OF suffi
Gent Importance to alarm the public mind, The
family TO which this girl belongs are all in per-
feet health, and the whole neighborhoud is ex
empt from every thing like infectious disease.
Yours. respectfully, JAMES McKEAN
Since the above was in type, we have recelv-
ed verbal information that the report so indus
triously circulated Il the existence of the Chole-
ra at TOpsham, has not the slightest foundation
in truth.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-02
p | T. d..

On the 18th Of Februaryllast, in Tallahassee,
Florida. Mrs. MARY Fl. THORNTON, wife OF Mr..
BENJAMIN G. Thornton.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-02
or Madeiva.

For Madeiva.
TO SAIL ON 10th APRIL. a
.fSS The fast-saIhng cpppe fastened and coppefed
MIR BRIG REMITTANCE,
JOS. Z. Moore, master For passage, only, apply to
s. N. & S II. JANNEY.
The Remittance will return direct to this port. and
affords an excellent and safe opportunity for rsons
in the District wishing to order their own Wines The
subscribers will be happy to receive orders for Wines
from the celebrated house of J. H. March b Co, for
whom they Agents mar 81
W The National intelgencer will please insert the
above times, and send their account to s. u. & s..
II. J. for pay ment
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-02
BoOts aud SHOES.
DAVID REED

HAS lust received fresh supply of BOOTS AND
SHOES; which, with those on hand, makes his
assortment very good aud suitable for the all
of which viii be sold low, for Cash. st his Store
of King and Fairfax streets.
mar Scott
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-02

Notice is hereby given
,slO the Stockholders in the Alexandra Uansi that
L an instalment of Two Dollars ON each share OF
stock is required to be paid on or before the list day
of MAY next. Also an instament Of Two Dollars
per share on or before the LIST day of June and far.
Their instrument of Two Doiarsfer share on or before
the LIST day of July. BY order Of the Board.
J H. CREASE,
Clerk A. e.. G..
Office Alex Canal Company, 30th March, 1882.
mar 30--d3tSeSa' tlstJy
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-02
BY P. MAURO & <sON.-WAsHIseros.
Public Sale If Real Estate.

j uOAAO ONAO MA NCuA hotutos
MILL be sold at Public auction. on the premises,
w on Saturday, 7ih April 1882, At 10 O'clock. the
following property, namely part of 'quare So front
ing 80 feet on street cast and running back ~ f.
beginning for the front the southeast corner Of said
square. on which erected two Frame Buildings Al
lot No. %, in square 882 on which 10 erected good
two story iirick Dwelling, and Frame Shop with out
buildings Also. = part Of lot No 8, in square sout,
Of square 825 fronting a. feet II inches on ~ street
east and running back 100 feet on which are erected
a eoud two story Dwelling House and other improve.
mens Also part of lot in square sSi. fronting 20
feet on 18th street east ON which ss very good brick
twostory dwelling.
Terms of sale, one third Cash. and the balance ho
and ~ months caring interest," with notes to be secur.
ed by deeds Of trust
lie title IS supposed to be unquestionable. The
expenses Of the conveyance and deeds Of trust to be
paid by purchasers
BY order ofthe heirs Of Joseph Costigan.
P.AAURO & SON,
mar 27--ts Auctoneers, Washington City.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-02
MMisk.y in Nogsheads.

, HogShesds we'll favored whiskey lst and
y i proof. just received and for sale by
apr2 A G.. CAZENUVE e Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-02
list OF LETTERS

4 AxSx TX LIZA 46kA0
Remaining in the Post Office, alexandria, d. c. on ia
lsf of1PRLL, 1882.
/! M Persons calap for letters in the following list
will please saw THEY ARE ADVERTISED, or they may
get them.
Geo w Anderson John Arnold
Thomas Armstrong
ur. Ann Bolin Reu en- Bowie
- Catharine Brown DAVIS Bowie
- Ann Booth John Brown (ship Glide)
Miss Caroline Blue Quinton Barker
Thomas Berry-3 WIN bshey
Robert Buchanan Capt Johh beh, y .
/ G.
Leonard O Cook Joseph Creamer
Ios;as II CLARK Alo, thus Clements
WIN CrImp Michael Clapdore
Mrs Elizabeth Este David Cooke
patrick Conner Erhart Craft
! Charles Cooley-2
Thomas Denn;son John Devsughn
Thomss n Davis Thos w Dormsn-2
WIN Dudley John Bubec
John Dixon capt Doahe
+
Miss Ietitis Edwards Col Hiram Emerson
F
Levin Foer Lieut. Alexander Fi,zhugh
Mrs Cstharine Fields Edwin Fitzhngh
Stephen Fields
Thomas Good Mrs Elizabeth Gilman
Miss Elizabeth + Greer Alexander Giceon
Thomas Gibson Percy Gray
Michael Gilligen
A C Hicks-S Miss Catharine Hurley
Lawrence p Hills - Mar, Ann burst
John How Mrs Sarah Henry
Miss Rebecca Hsttersley David Howes
Mrs Ann tlall Wesley Hoenbery
Miss Ann Handles John Henderson, sen'r
Josiah II Hanson Thomas IIsisiip
Leroy Hagan
Mrs r Jackson Robert Jackson
- Margaret Johnston Israel JanDey
- Martha Jones
James Kelly James Kemp
Christian Kerby
James II Lakeman-2 Robert n Lanhsm
Miss Elizabeth Lane Lloyd n Lowe
Rev DR. McKn'x Thompson May
Mrs Sa. alb Morrison Stephen Mllburn
- ncC eish Joseph Mullen
- Maria Morris John McClain
- Celvia Morrest Joseph Mclean
- Emily NcCar,y-2 Vim McCaity
- Mary Minor Allan McCrea
- Jane Monroe Thomas Meln
- Sarsi. Middleton Daniel Monroe
Ms Hara l. Mc,e John Mills
5aac Mesgher brig Caravsn)
o
Vim Oliver James w Osburn
P
John p Proctor bics A ~ Preuss
teuben Potter George Padgett
r
Miss Elizabeth Resce Isaac Rollins
Jos,as S Rutter Robert Ruffner
Joel Reynolds hnn Randall
John VI Robinson Aiss Eleanor Ra,ctf
Sylvester Robbins
s
Edward & Someryille WIN Sutten
liam h Smith Hrs IL Sands
Hrs Elizabeth Stephens Price Skinner, jr
Gri fiji smith james Sayre
Hs Msuy Smith john Ssyte
" Nary Ann Stevenson ~ salveoa
Geo Sw aiu
T
Miss Ann lyman Mss Martha Ann Taylor
Levin Thomas - Julia Ann Thomas
w
Alexander West James Wilson
Mrs Il " Windsor or West livery stable)
addison Webster Mss .Uar, Ann Webster
Thomas Wright Jsc0b q Wilson
Master Geo - sshington James williams
Syans Williams John ~ hikes
DAN'L BRYAN, p. NJ.
Alexandra. apr2 st
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-02
Turks IsAand Salt.

lCpA BUSHELS Turks Island salt, on board
IUjU sloop Cleaner ut Steam Mill wharf. for
sale by JOHN H. LADD.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-02

Remaining in the Post Office, dierandria. D. c. on til
1sf cf.dPRLL, 1882
O Persons calling for letters in the following list
viii please say rnEr inE ADVERTISED, or they may moi
ret them.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-02

THE Cholera All the alarm that may have
betl created by the rumors of case of maiig-
nant cholera having appeared at Topsham. in the
State Of Maine, will be allayed BY the following
letter, which is copied from the Portland AdyeE
ti,er Of Saturday
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-03-01
PUBLIC SALE.

WytI.L be ssId, TO the highest bidder, on
w Friday fAs i6fh Of AarcA, (iaa a
the subsesibsT's residence. near Haihovn,
the believing property, TO Uisi
some good vosk Horses. fee, rate Cows,
Iso Wagons. PlauEbs. HsSrows.
y aFRe qusntify q Baeon end Lard.
nouseboid sd Kitchen YarniiuSr, such .,
Beds, ncdsissds. Bureaus, Tshlsa. Chair.
4 ssiiee, fires rate sigbs-dsy closk,
Wbeuf Fsa,
Atoui 80 sores ~ whss, 10 tie Rysund
Some Cssin N The grsaod ., Mes Ander.
sou's BesF ~ D. GaFBhsFt's, sad many sghes
ssticisstos numerous "a rsntioa
a credit 81 IN mon,hs Eiiibe gives % III
sens over Ten dollars, the purchaser giv,ng
bore spd approved security. No property
20 be realesed snil shs Iegsns Of ale be .ose.
pied vith. Sale 70 commence esrsy "a n, /.
dsy wa 4. uaff
lissch T. 1899.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-03-01

NiII. be sold. on FRIDAY the Cd
w OF March next, at tho late resi-.
denee OF William Del.yes. dec u. the fol-
lowing property. v,<:
Horses. horned Cattle. sheep s Hogs,
One Wagon, Farming UtensL..
Household and Kitchen Furniture.
A quantity OF Corn. Oats. Rye Il Har.
Together with macy other Articles.
A credit OF niue months viii be given
on all sums above FIVE dollars. On als
purchases Of five dollar, aud under thu
cash will DO required. No property .a
be removed until th0 terms OF sale be CON
Piled with. Sale 20 commence eatiy iu
the day, FRANCES pELEYEA.
FEB. s3. 1882. E1'triy.
ON BAH persons having claims
against the estate. will please present
mem. properly authenticated. for settle
ment; aud those Indebted To il win bs
good enough to mako speedy payment
L. ID
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-03-01
To the pul,lic

TUE undsrsisssd has again procured n
u has bloeded HOksE, from the lower
parts Of the SLATE, which he intcnas s,snd-
l"s the ensuing sssses. His pure blood.
hoe size. and beautiful form, renicr him
','uso's TO ell who wish 10 improve their
breed Of horses.
His pedigree and oiher particulars will
Dc puncseed IN due time. will now only
aaa' ina. ~ way Of making some amends 90
ihoss whose nsrss did not prov. IN fo,I
that were pos 10 my horss in isso, Z intend
Offering terms thai will. trust. be lceep,a-
BILE 10 thsm. should they wish 10 breed from
this horse, after seeing him ard iuJgios Tor
themselves. CARVER Willis.
March D, is3e.-3t
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-03-01
PUBLIC SALE.

WILL be sold. at public auction,
w on the 9th day Of March next.
at the residence OF Robert Psdget. near
Rocks Ferry. Jefferson County. all the
personal property belonging 10 Rober,
Pndget and James Roper, consisting i'm
part Of,
Eight rdlu05ie Uork Horses,
a number Of fine Colts. frst-rate milch
Cows and young Cattle, between so and
60 Stock Hogs;
FARMING UTENSILS
OF every description. viz: 4 road Wagon.
] plantation ditto, 1 Cart. I Wheat Fan,
Cutting Box, bsrshear Plsugh,. shovel
ditto, . Hsrrows, Gear. OF different kinds.
Corn by the barrel. Rye by the bu.heI.
Hay by the stack, quantity or rye Straw
three or four thousand weight OF prime
Bacon. l grindstone; also,
Household and Kitchen Furniture.
consisting Of 4 Clsck. a Secretary. p
Press, Tables, Chairs. Bedsteads, and a
variety or articles too tedious 20 exume
rate. a credit until the first OF November
next will be given on all sums exceeding
50. by the purchaser giving bond and un :
doubted security; all sums Of IS aud un =
der. cash will be required. Due a,ten.
dance by ROBERT PADGET,
JAMES ROPER.
Feb 1919
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-03-01

INTENDING TO remove TO the
u western country, will Offer, at
public sale. on Monday the goth instant,
(.Wareh,) at my residence within a mile
Of Shephsrdstovn, the following proper.
~. viz:
Dssnght Hersss, Brood Mares. Zone
with fosl by Eclipse.)
Colts. Mich Cows. and Hogs,
Two Wagons. ono Of whic is new,
Cart-barshear and shovel Ploughs,
Gears Of different kinds,
A,frst-rste Wheat Fan,
A Patent Cutting Box.
A quantity Of Hay.
All Of the Grain in the ground,
Abou 5000 weight of Bacon,
Beds and Bedding.
Handsome Mahogany Tables,
Bureaus-Desk aud Book Case,
Chairs. Wash Stands, sc. sc.
Will be offered for sale, At the same
time. if not disposed OF by private con-
tract. one Negro Woman aged 2s wears
with cbildA2 years old. Also, n negro
Boy 7 years old.
Nine months credit will be given or
all suns Of s. and upwards; all sum.
under s. must be cash. The wheat In
the ground will be sold on credit Of 81,
months Bonds with approved ,ecurit,
will be expected, and ne property 10 b,
removed until tho terms Of sale be com
piled with
WILLIAM DOUGLASS.
March 1, ls32-St.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-03-01

Ga Saturday morning last, IN the sd year of her
age, svsks C.rHlHfxE, daughter Of Mr. James
Jones, Of this place.
Died, on the 9o,h uIt Mrs AxH KArS, OF this
eounr,ia the 18Th year Of her age She hsd been
bereis Of her husband upwards of fifty years SEQ
and len With two h,fis sons whom she raised 10
he o. resPec,sbls standing among their fellow
citizens. She vas smong the hrs Win united
themselves 70 the Methodist Society within the
vicinity OF Shephrrdsoyn, IN which society she
always cndeasored u maiatsia the skri.,isn cha
rsessr autii IN Gloss of life Being, tle greater
pant 81 her videvhOod aB inmate With her truly
ptous SISTER, -tlse late Mrs hiergarct Osborn, -
she With her, enjoyed the benefits Of social union
std religious fellowship. With her, sbs would
vish Pious delight, 20 10 thc house Of God, orany
piaee OF uorshiIs, sod usits In the uss 81 All the
means Of grace Her pious zeal for NE rsoti cans.
vns Saeh, that, vith viIlinR mind, sAe would
JOIN with her pious sister and others IN xsn<r-
DUSTY contributing 10 tlse support Of tfe gospel 81
nrF adorable kedeemer--vbosc, name 60 her - a.
dvys Precious. We snsy withou, hrsi,stion ssy.
On the authority 81 Gods gracious promises. thsi
she y eone'tc the pare regions, 90 Join With her
beloved sister and All Tire saifts shove 10 chaunt
the praises Of tie Mos High God, in nobfer
strsns than they ever could possibly do wilh NOR
al tongues fCoNnrwtr.rEn.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-03-01
PURLIC RAI.K-

WILL offer a. public sale, On Sc
n turday the 10th of March next. ~
the shop formerly occupied By The sub
seFibsr 20 ShspherdstsWn. two valas Die
sets 81 Blseksmiihs Tsols. such ss Bel.
lows. Antils. Viess---snd = great vasist,
" 6rssFsls Screw Plates. from, an eight
of 40 inch % one end bali iaehes Also.
= Sleek, snd Paisst Hoop snd Tyre
BeadsF--ssvsFsl fret rsts csrrisgs snd
gig Spfings--snd nlsny other articles too
tedious 70 sn0mrfats
A credit Of 8 months HiB be givee on
I'll sums above 3 dollars. the Purchaser
gisiag bead With good security I'll sunis
% dSllars aud under. the cash will BE-
required Sale 20 eommenee st II o'clock
And due attendance aivea By
BENJAMIN WILTSHIRE.
FEB. IS, 1889