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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-13
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Appearances of an extensive fire in the Piney
Woods, Anne Arundel county, Md. were dis
cernable from Annapolis, on Sunday evening last.
A letter from gentleman in Florida, states
that some of the emigrants from the Island of
Minorca, who came to Florida some years before
the American revolution, are still living at st.
Augustine.
We learn from the National Gazette that the
Chinese Courier and Canton Gazette is edited
by gentlemen from Philadelphia, WIN. Wopd,
Jr Esq. son of the estimable actor. lie is the
same who published there volume OF notes on
the Chinese and their manners. which is remark
able for graphic description and instructive de-
tails.
A District and its Capital. in Guatemala. have
had the name Of LIVINGSTON bestowed upon
them, as testimony of the high sense entertain
ed of the merits Of our Secretary of State, whose
Penal Code is adopted by Guatemala
The Colonial york Advocate of the eth ult.
contains minute account OF a daring outrage on
the person of WIN L. Mackenzie. esq. the edi-
tor Of that paper, and the successful competitor
third time, for seat in the provincial Assembly,
as member for the county OF York, (U. G. from
which he was expelled thrice, by vote OF that
body.
BTunmei Outdone -" How did you get such
a cold. Benz" said vasrant Of the city Of New
York to Wheeling brother the other day. 81
slept in the Park last night" answered Ben,
"and some one left the gate open"
The corner stone of :. Hospital for the Blind
and Lame was laid al Philadelphia on Monday
last. The ediiice is to be raised in pursuance
of directions made in the last testament OF James
Wills, Esq. whose ben,fcen; bequest for such
an institution is well known. The edlice is to
be erected opposite to the public square IN Race
ST., near Schuylkill Fourth street, and the Or
phan Asylum.
Lay of CopyrigM.-It may not be generally
known, either to publishers or aut!Iurs, that ac-
cordiny to tie provision of the act passed IN Feb,
1881, for extending the term of copyrights. CO.
DIV of the work for which copyright has been ia
ken, must be deposited in the office OF the Clerk
Of the proper district within three mo Rths after
the publication thereof, to be forwarded to Wash
ington.
A Washington letter writer. speaking of Mr..
Tazewell, says:-'' As speaker, Mr. razewell
commands great attention. Not only his weight
of character entities him to this consideration, but
his logical. acute, metaphysical and correct
mode Of arguing. He deeply engages himself in
the subject under discussion, and throws into
it all his energies. He has not the fiery. arm
tossing method of Hayne, nor the cool, calculat-
ing, word-weighing method OF Webster, nor the
straight forward, daring incautIousness OF Clay,
but a medium mode of eloquence. tie talks
metaphy sizes like Clay. He declaims likes web
ster, and scOlds very much after Haynes fashion.
IL he had never been LAWYER, he would have
been very great man. He often reminds me
of Burke's assertion. that the law is all unfortu-
nate profession, bat for those who are happily
buru.-But as he is, his talents are an honor to
his country"
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COMMERCIAL.
BOSTON MARKET-ApR1L 9

Flour.-The market has sustained but little
change on prices. since our last publication, and
the transactions have been chiefly for home con-
sumption. Nearly the whole stock OF Howard
street is held by.one firm, and Alexandria Noun
tain is. in few hands; the principal supplies at
market consist of Fredericksburg Lpwland, and
Baltimore Wharf; of the former sales have been
made of 5 600 bbls at S54, mos Gshesee.
none of consequence ia market, and We omit
quotations.
Grain There have been sales Of Yellow Flat
Corn at 55a Soc, and White 81 q site. The
arrivals have been light, and dealers manifest a
disposition to purchase at quoted prices. Rye
and Oats-none in market.
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" IL n " IA ~
SyAS received by the New ork and Philadelphia
] packets, and is now opening the house lately
occupied by Mr.. Louis Beeler, large and general as
sortment If
Staple and Fancy DRY GOODS,
which he will sell low they be purchased in
the Districts Consisting in part, of the following ar
,ic'as:
usually low
Cassm,rcs, cassinc,s. hastings. prncetss rochelle
ermineu
Black Grape cambct. linen and cotton stripes, and a
variety OF other articles for men and boys summer
Silk and Narseilles vestings
handsome assortment Of painted organ zines and
other mi,sns
pol h stripe, Ia handsome white article for ladies'
dd,"g. b..ii and party dresses
Bl n and lace wells, green barrage
Fgar, wstered gros de- Naples
am do do
B ok Italian silks senc ews and sarsene.ts
~ Aorences; black, white, plain and embrossed
six h 81. ry
AvAriety cotton ditto
The newest styles calicoes and ginghsms
ea', bobbinett and cotton laces and edgings
i en-, cambria and cotton hhdsfs
Bsndsnns fl 4, spta;ted and pongee hhdkfs
taita aud ,tin RIBBONS, from O, to 50, all colors
White red and blat k, long and square me-ino shaws
arrint, d all mfrn0
Hack. b ue, pink, white aud straw Italian grapes
Cotton cords, from No To 20; cotton fringes
French and English bombazines
Black and color, d bombsz.us
4478 Irish linen and sheetng
avn and linen csmbrics, mi alton do
Darnask Russia, bird eye and cotton diapers
~ 81, 90 cotton cambrics
Figured and plain book, swiss, JAG net and null
n,uslns
Cambria and furniture dmity, ditto calico, cotton
.ringes
Fancy hsndkerchiefs of all kinds
Umbrellas and psrasois
Marking canvass, Grape lsse, suspenders
Colored cambric>; Russia and other brown sheetings
Burlaps, osnaburgs .ticklenburgs, ard dowiss
Brown and black Hollands, bed ticking, checks
Bieached and unbleaChed domes ics; furniture do
Passage and stair C9RPE1IhG, straw mating
Rugs, sheep-skin mats, durable article
Straw mats; with variety OF other articles belong.
ing 70 .s,e hnsiness apr - 1t
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Notice.

yxyHE partnership here, fore existing under tho firm
of wilson Il w. r. Butts, is this day dissolved by
mutual consent Captain Mark Butts is alone author
zed to settle the affairs Of the Concern and all those
indebted to the firm will make immediate payment,
and tnuse having ciaims will present them to him.
WILLIAM p BUTTS,
WILLIAM WILSON. 49,.
Alexaudris, April IL, la32-spr l3-6
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Notice,
3OO egrues WunteN.

WISH to purchase them from the age Of IS to Is
Il years. Persons having such to sell, shall have
cash, and the highest prices. by applying to the sub.
scriber Pratt street Baltimore, the interse cton
of thu Rail Road with the Washington City Road. Ii.
berr commissions i'll be paid TO those who will aid
in purchasing for the subscriber
apr lift AUSTIN VOOLFOLK.
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Selling off at Cost.

TIME subscribers intending to discontinue business
l in .alexandria, will sell their stick of DRY GOODS
off at cost Persons indebted will please settle their
accounts, as we wish to close our business -
possible RICHARD s. HOPKINS e 70.
lDr S-d1w
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For ~aie

For >ale.
TRACT ofland, containing 81 acres, inthe county
Of Fairfax, adjoining the land OF John Dulln; and
w, p.u lou, ten miles from Alexandria. Apply to
RI ia, lor Esq or Daniel F. Duany'
oct, f7-2awtf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-13

rn. consideration Of the District business
- IN oo,tponed in the House Of Representa-.
y. until Wednesday next.
r., following fact was recently stated, on the
of the Senate, by Senator, who held him
~, e ,.s,onsible for its correctness:-A gentle
'" r,IIed to introduce his friend to the Pres',
49, -. md after the ordinary salutations were
'''' =, and the company were seated, the Presl-
'', I'll whether there was any news in the
=. The gentleman replied, that it was report
~, Mr. Stevenson would be nominated to
,.,sed MFR. Van Buren,. NO." said the Pre-
.r,, IL shall not nominate any person at pre-
~, am waiting to see how the insult offer.
.I,o Great Britain, bv the rejection Of my no
.,,,, Of Mr.. Van Buren,, will be received
.,,r, NAV not nominate any person."!!!!
eI,ovinr "card'' appears in the Globe:
~ povall is sorry to inform the citizens
n' s...n~srs now presently of Washington Ct.
i"u ". Air Jefferson. Of the Theatre, refuses
W log her play. 1.-The Cabinet, &c" on the
o,. srd she has good reason to believe his re-
,1si !. Governed By political motives, through
'l''a ..snspee of the Editors Of the lntellgencer.
W.r reasons will appear in her paper, the Paul
Pew, Of saturday next
lpri 10th, 1882.
What a prodigious .iaf,tence" our friends OF
,,e lnteIiisencer must haVe'
C,ntain JOSEPH L. KUHN, lately Paymaster OF
,,s Marine Corps, has been dismissed by the
p,.,dsDt of the United States without the forma-
iy Of trial,
His holiness Gregory XVI, by special res
,rio, dated January Is, 1882. granted the Rev.
NJ pice. of Baltimore. permission to be examin-
40 degree of d. ID. Accordingly he stood
.Aptw W; ,t;on before the professors OF the Sapi'
,nr, a,A Minerva, and was rePuted worthy to be
promoted to the dignity. He was solemnly in,
,.Jrd with the ring and other insignia, on the
,-b January. A tew days after, as a reward
f., Ii, writings, the Pope honored him with the
y.Jen Cross aud Spur. This is the first IN
lance Of an American having received either Of
these hOuors immediately from the Pope at
Rome.
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Spring Gods
WILLIAM GREGORY s. co.
VTAVE received from New YORK and Philadelphia,
I'll large anil general assortment of


VTAVE received from New York ami Philadelphia,
III large anil general assortmen, of
SEASON.RBLE DRY GOODS,
Among winch are:
Superfine cloths aud cassimeres
1st and Cd quality merino do. for summer wear
Marselies vcstings, ustring cravsts
B,udana and Pongee h,naErrchiets
CaIicoes gnghsms, printed musllns
Gauze, Grape, and other fancy hdkfs
Binnd. gauze wells. black bobbin do
Green barage, hobbinet and cap gauze ribbons
Superior Mstteoni and Gros de Swiss iusrings
Black ana co!ored Gros lie Naples
Black levan,inss, senche VS., and sarsanets
Super6ne figured and plain Swiss musins
Check ell ambrics and mlslins. great variety
A. and 5.4 pIsn and figured bobbinets
Robbinet and faces and edgings
Fpotings and insertinYs; silk and cotton hosiery
KID and silk glove, cambria dimity
Cotton cs"'nrics, h. shop lawn
Linen, linen cambria, and cotton hdkis
Irish linens, Sea I,'and shlrting cotton
Bleschcd and unbeached domestic coltons
White, brown, and fancy colored lien drills
Cotton drills cotton oznaburgs
German and Scots do
a hale superfne Ingrained c aRPE1TAG
SIS and 4 Venetian stain DO
WITCH with almost every article in their line, they
offer for sale at the most moderate prices.
they expect additional supplies by every weekly
packet from New York dtfring the season.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-13

Sugar, Coffee. Wine, Gc.
10 r HHDS old and new crop New
OJ Orleans
SIS hhds prime st Croix
do common POr o Rico >SOGahS
70 bbis Trinidad
boxes philadelphia steam re.
70 bbs 5 fined
81 tierces New Orleans moasses
100 bags old and new crop Rio coffee
S do Java DO
% : s sass chest. Young Hy'o" Re.
chest superior ounpowder do
10 pipes } Fine Old kP Madeira 1--WE. OF
10 half pipes direct importation from the houses
l2qr casks of Newton, Gordon, Murdoch aud
Scott, Payne e Co and J. F'guera
nan pipe Superior Burgundy Madeira
half pipe do serc.I do
2qr casks
2qr casks do Mamsey 90
3p,pes cngnac brandy o,.,s
80 boxes Bakers AMI l.apham's No. chocolate
~ resms printing paper
200 resms blue, yellow and whi'e 'e"er pap
80 do foolscap ss.,sw,ru
For sale by D nI'
aDr 10
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Spring GuO0s
spr l2-2t

spring Goods.
CHaRi rs BENNEri has received and offers for
~ sale, general assortment Of
GOODS AD.4PTED TO THE SEASON.
Tie following part:
Supe!6ne clothsand kerseymeres Of LIST quality
Merino and Vigonia kerseymeres
Book. cambria, jaconet and null muslins
4 and 4 dmities
Calicos and ginghams Of first quality
general assortment ofcotton and silk hosiery
A 4 aud India nankeens
Very best MatiOni black Italian lustring
Bantsnna and flag handkerchiefs
London driilngs
Rpka's best cotton anc Rouen kerseymeres. for
summer wear
Checks and stripes; coored cambrics
Hemmins's LIST quality needles. imported direct,
and warranted genuine
Genteme ms English doeskin gloves
Clark's Y Chapp's best sewing cotton, in spoo:s
and balls
4, a. and Id pins
Letter paper of various qualities from the Brandy
vine Factory
Foolscap and common post paper
"a 54 irish, Scotch and Russia sheetngs
A variety Of diapers; Irish linens and lawns
German tickienburgs and burIaps
Cotton burlaps, very stout
Shoe thread, seine twine, &c. &C. apr IL
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-13
WaNAiYtOnian SchoO\.

rINHE subscriber again wishes to call the attention OF
4 the pdbc to the School now under his tut0rsge.
Having procured ErricIEEr ASSISTANCE, he prepared
to receive more scholars aud auSouy hopes that his
friends an the public will afford him patronage sufi.
cient for his encouragement and support. Being en-.
gage in 9th business. the whole attention OF both
eachei and Assistant is d-ected to the School, and
the subscriber hopes that long probation and many
years experience will advanageousy characterize that
attention in the opinion Of the public.
The mode of government aud peculiar character OF
the rules of this school we'll the correctness Of the
general conduct OF Tie pupils. offer considerable in.
ments those parents who regard haots OF mora
ty as necessary item in tie education Of their clild.
rem His terms moderate, and in proportion to the
advancement Of the scholar:
isaac H. ROBBINS,
apr 3-d4theo3t At Christ Church Lecture Room.
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Huots and shoes.
DAVID REED

HAS lust received fresh supply of BOOTS AND
III SHOES; which. with those on hand, makes his
assortment very good and suitable for the all
of which viii be sold low for Cash. al his Store corner
of King and Fairfax streets.
mar Scott
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ALEXANDRIA, ID. c.
.a,D.Y MORNING. APRA IS. 1852.

1.-The consideration Of the District business
= 1sen postponed in the House oil Representa-
=. until Wednesday next,
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New Dry GsoAs at"re.

w l. III a II + T. IL
HAS received by the New ork and Philadelphia
] 4 packets, and is now opening IN the house lately
occupied by Mr.. Louis Beeler, large and general as
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-22

r.v having moved call Of the House, and de.
1":d,d ,he yeas and nays thereon, the call was
s;ned, and the roll having been gone through,
',s oosmSers answered to their names, and fur
u.s.! -. proceedings having then been suspended,
I uonse went into Committee again, and the
]. Zoo being on the amendment Of Mr.. Dear
GU was reiected-Yeas 65, Nays 72.
Mr. Adams proposed to strike out, after the
ord, on cotton bagging, {" 81 cents square
",rSn and insert the present rate OF duty y
m this amendment a spirited debate arose, IN
'1Si,b Messrs. Cambreleng. BarrInger, Marshall,
SIss C. Allan, Halves, and Burgess, participant
- The amendment was rejected.
Nr. Barringer proposed to insert bounty OF
in the nature Of drawback. which was
coed AZ length by himself, Messrs. Cambre-
10. Ietcher. and Allan. The vote on the
Is ms.Sdnept stood, AYES Sc, Noes IS. Upon the
..',sctnss, of which some doubt arose in the
S;oIs If several members. Tellers having been
5.m,odad. the amendment was rejected-Ayes
81. Noes 6S.
Mr. Davis, of Mass. proposed to strike out the
l,ros in the 18th item on silk, aud insert on all
~,crr,ctures Of silk so per cent. excep. sewing
~ !, which he proposed to insert 5 so per 10.
Mr. Root OOJeCleu W uie'e oe'"S an ~,
,,ioo between the countries from which the silk
~. imported. and moved TO rate the entire duty
>, 20 per cent; which, after heightened dis
custom. was rejected.
Mr.. Davi. modified his proposition for the du-
.ron sewing silk to 81; which was rejected.
Mr.. Adams moved to strike out the words
q. coming flom beyond the Cape Of Good Hope, "
u order 10 make duty of % per cent. on silk,
ri,hout any discrimination; which. after consl-
jerable debate, was agreed to. Yeas75, nays Sc.
The Committee we're rapidly progressing with
he other iteus. in the hope Of getting through,
ahen We were obliged to 90 to press.
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d / T. ID.

On Saturday last, Of scarlet fever, after four
days illness. in her 9TH year, SARAH GLEN DorG.
$. daughter of Jacob and Mary Ann Douglas,
OF Mountain View, Fauquier County, Va. She
died at the age of innocence, and her parents will
find consolation in the saying of our 5aviour,-
Suffer little children TO come unto me. and for
bid them not; for Of such is the kingdom Of hea.
yepo
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This is to give Notice,

I'M AT the subscriber OF Alexandra County, in the
L District of Columbia. has obtained from the Or
phsns Court Of said County letters of administration
on the personal estate of william Donaldson, late OF
said County, deceased. All persons having claims
against the said decedent, hereby warned TO exit
bi, the the subscriber, pissed BY the Orphans
Court on or before the 18th day OF june 1885, or they
may by law be excluded from all benefit to said estae
aud those Indebted thereto required to make i'm.
mediate payment. Given under my hand this 18th OF
June, 1882. ELIZABETH DONALDSON,
tune 1o-eoSt Adm'x of William Donaldson.
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BOSTON MARKET, June 10.

F2our-There have been but few transactions
in the market this week: prices have been well
sustained, and the supplies are no, large. Sales
Of Alexandria Mountain St 6s; and Howard
street 81; Gennessee 6s g per bbl.
Grain.-The arrivals have been light. and
sales readily effected at an advance On last quo
tatons. About 90, COO bushels of the various de.
scriptions have been sold at 81 70 cts; and
prim. round d.. 75c.; Rye. 80 a 81; and Oats
so cents per bushel. -COUr.
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COMMERCIAL.
BALTIMORE PArRIor OrsrcE, !
Wednesday. / O'Clock, p. NJ. {

The Market Dealers ace paying to-day in
Howard street. 1875 from wagons The trans
actions of the morning from store are very limit
ed, some small parcels have been disposed of at
sc, 87a-we hear of few lots, which have been
stored for some time past, having changed hands
yesterday and this morning at $50 6.56a.-
Gram has declined, we quote for Wheat, red Of
the best quality 81, rs 1880; white, Of the same
description 1855.
Corn is worth 60 &c.; a cargo Of yellow,
very superior, was taken last evening at Is c.
Rye IS a go C; sale was made to-day at go c.
Susquehanna Whiskey is selling ISL C. in hhds.
50 in barrels; Howard st. wagon price CSC. ex-
elusive of the brI. store price SIC. AT the pub
lie sale this morning the Sugars were Withdrawn
"a lot of Porto Rico Mo!assess went oil at a1s
a 80 cents.-Patriot
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SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA. Cd. C. }
ARRIVED, June 81,

ARRIVED, June 81,
Brig Pembroke, Willis, Charleston; ballast to w.
Fowle Co.
Sloop J. w. Caldwell MATHS, Philadelphia; freirht
for the District.
Steamboat Potomac. Hubball, Norfolk, freight and
passengers goth, off New Point, spoke brig Paios,
Newburyport from Havre, with passengers, bound to
Baltimore 2lst at Maryland Point, one ship and brig
at anchor. and herm. brig. bound down
Stesmer Columbia, Mitchell, Baltimore, freight and
passengers for the District
SAILED,
Schr. Pamela NickerSon, New York:
Brig Leda cleared at Amsterdam for this port 18th
Nay Schr. Mary Ellen, Mcknight at Norfolk, from
Charlie ston 18th instant
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WereC Committed

VEEO the Jail for the County of Alexandra, D. c., on
L the 18th instant, as runaways. two Negro Girls,
who say their names Leahy Ann and Joanna; they
appear to be about l6 years Of age. Lesthy Ann is
feet inches; Joanna feet 10 Inches high They be-
long to MIR Benjamin Clark, near Upper Marlboro
The owner is r. quested to come forward prove pro
perty, nav charges and take them away. otherwise
they will be disposed of as the law directs.
HORATIO N. STEELE,
tune 10 -3t Jailor
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Notice.

Office ofhe alexandria Canal Company.
IUNHE 9th nstsnent called for the Stock Of this
Il Company, becomes due to morrow, list June,)
and il being the design ofthe Board to prosecute the
work with vgor, is hoped that Stockholders will be
prompt in making payment.
Insslments will be received att e Bank Of Potomac
and at the Mechanics Bank at either Of which places
subscribers are requestedt" CALL AND PAY, and,
for the greater facility of all parties is requested that
the receipts last given will be pr duceo that each
subse qent payment may be regularly endorsed there.
on Nv order &c JOHN II CREASE,
NAV 3l-d3tSeotf Clerk A. C. C.
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+ Or SniG,
ca Reward.

WILL give one dollar reward for the apprehension
II of Negro man BEN. (and no charges paid) who
ran away from my possession on the l4th inst (the
said man being returned to me) He is well made,
very bl.ck fellow. about 20 years Of age, OF pleasing
coun,enance; speaks slow, and quite grum; about
feet inches high; no scars or marks known had
on, when he wen, away, a striped roundabout, cotton
coat white vest and grey csssnett pantsloons black
E,r hat shoes and stockings. 8. DRAPER.
Fairfax Cour, House, Va June 18 ct
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The Mail Stage


BETWEEEN .HLEX.fN.
1AADRLa & MANCHESTER,
VBx4&6R heretofore belonging to Mr. John
has been purchased by the
undersigned, who intend to spare no pains to- render
every accommodation and convenience possible TO
those who may patronize said line.
The days Of departure from Alexandra and Wnehes
ter will continue heretofore, to wit: Leaves Aexzn
dris every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday. at IL
o'clock A. NJ; and Winchester on the same days At
IL o'clock A. NJ, and meeting in Middleburg. This
line passes through the villages Of Nillwood, Paris
Upperville, hiddleburg. Aide, and Providence, and
arrives in Alexandra on every Wednesday, Friday.
boat to Washington, which arrives at Washington in
The other end of the line arrives ut Winchester each
WEDNESDAY, Friday. and Sunday, in time for the d.
ferent stages that nersectt there, that is: the Staun
ton stage, via Newtown, Mddletown, Stasburg,
Woodstock, and Hsrrisonburg; the Martinsburg and
Shepher6stowD line Of stages. via Mill Greek and
Darksville; the Cumberland stage via Heskel's, Rom
ney, and Springfield, also the Boonsborough stage,
via BrucetowD, Smithfed, and Shepherdstown.
The Coaches now running on this line are comfort.
able and pleasant and the intention cf the propre
that pains shall be spared either in the seec
ton of horses or drivers to render, possible,
general satisfaction.
For seats apply at A. Newtons and II. Clagetts Ho-
tells, Alexandra; to Mr. p. Flint, at the Piedmont
Stage Office, Washington; and to Mr.. Purcell, 1sy
lor's Hotel. Winchester, Va
T. S. BLACKBURN.
Agent, at Alexandra, for
HORACE LUCKETT T. Co.
June 81 dlwSeo3w mat. Init
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So A meeting of the different Com
&es appointed by the Citizens and Societies of AL.
D. to make arrangements for the celebration of
Ms s'a OF July, is requested THIS EVENING, at the
s'Ooke Lodge, al s O'Clock. ;,n. 9,