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Litchfield enquirer., 1832-05-24
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Littkteld. Aldy n N Y VI. iss2s
 pressns: ssasricl " y0I Esq. lssdgss TTPO DIN Ntlle pAtiii0h ol t; hl0e M ilsops pl " HaFN 'ntDr. in sssiid islEiei, showiNg tQ this Couft that slle E ff gil dian af Clai lssa Wilson and fadsor s. Wilson, bptt df sal. kiarwjnton, and lIl Inoys under t:ie pt z [ Wears, and cii idfen of stephen M ison, late Ul sssiiI HaFSintpn, deceased that said tllinafs 1Fe each fbe legal 6wncFs of one Eptli paIt u cefl&in Gfist M Ill and Seat slts uaIEds in said HafMint0n about eiellty rods westerly bf fhe meeting house U saii . aEnIllS foSt on the west side ol LsA<i Mine Brook sts. called, and on iiie turnIi ike road lending ron LitehGeltI fo 9afifofd; " which pro tie. s'd t0inofso ,riiR l.eirs at law of said sStepheT WiIs0n, SAiSiect to the dowFfof the widow s0f sai1 tephen theFein. and praying sfaF M 0Fs IfIeY f6 SIT said esthte Scc6fdlnB tO iaN foF the pughoses slated iH said petitions as PCT petition on iilA, dated May VI l.
 0rolsTed, init lhe considerali alion N said pes |fiiion be aeinNfned to the 3OtI day o 1882. at g \ Is< N the Forenoon, af ille Rfp- Ihate office ;n said dis rict aud that said gusF. dian give notice of iIie T,endsncy thegtnf hy pnlIishing this order ill a new Ai,er printed in LitchfieId thfee Neel successively at least six weeks before said 9DLh day ef July IS F.
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Litchfield enquirer., 1832-05-24

IN pnI1urnes eIRa ofd. sn Aep: <6n5f
 *| .,roIsls &ifkin and 1I |he b'A.f'tt af shsFsn. shaI| seIA at Public Yendne. bn Tl.Sdr3 i'.s ee|.l day of Nay iasf. d one s'siosk P| II sS .nnch 6f 4he ReaI Esiaie ol ,s 3nSe,. J osEBA. CORNNELL.. lss.s af ItSaat. ii said fiislFict. d..reased. as ,s;'' sS;ss iI,e sum of gineteen Hundred and TsI.|Ftr-six DoIIs.s and Eighly -seveh Gents. Ss;a ssIs x l5 fake place at the office lateIy. 6cennisd 6y sald sse1fasfq.
 I j. f. II kiOSKINS Admis,;sfrds i5F seitsi1e seilt ashexea.
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Litchfield enquirer., 1832-05-24
VI K EN U !

N. .F V tIie s0hsrFibsFy ill Shar0n. T hbosIl the llFsf pg Fl ~ iisIsi.
 X DsFk Bsy MAI t snppcskd
 f0 ||e l0nr nf ixe ysafs 6ld flo aFtiIiciaI marks bhssfyed: he owner $ de- .S;fea tO pag ctt ges and tsslse heE
 7''s,' DA MET. LAKE.
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-05-24
HOO 2.

mn suBscRlBKns HAVK YkekiNEEI 5 sA hnlEMs
 x Ax. Ass0kI hIEn1 0r Books and s onary,' yX7HICH tlley ars deterlniued to sen N low as ean be purkhAsed in Hskllsra 0r New asen
 SO0DWIN kz, GALPIlss
 F. $. Cask paid for sHEE:P SKIN snit- able for Book Binding. ,. S !,
 E;lekfsld, ydn $. 1882 1Is0
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-05-24
Goods haes 1dLls...
ht BollosR tot1s
IIE1I 4IIEI.


 fHI subscriber hnFing eHld,p.g eesf' IF
 ea fo lilsconlinae ltAce hele. and leAEe sosgs, ss soon as ,e ran llri1g |'iz Rne'2ess '1 rI6Ss fgilI fhis day commence selling nls whore sfofIx of GOODS nf xery REDufED FRlc Es:.s-s nsost If tlletn lower than ean se bonEhk Af any stora ih this comfy. l, {hefe has kees.. % much paifge a(oilt < neF alra1gs . selling olF; sc It ,isN V 6 6nghk that lals ;s oflS < nj I,8fRxe 6 sh0m ihat there iss :. no hoax, \ lsW pfires will hs palneas kQf cash. sF credit as casi, tSill sell stnnk 4ER brarSn Sheslings at 9 cents r4 blsaelea ans IT to n Eottan Diaper 2S--ss4 tsosAs M1sih s4 iga d do. S0s-2sa NnEa tSas.as Eric 0-liFs Null 80 g0oq white HnN slake Coft6n Hose Q5s B bIaEk L.ntestslNH SIX eb
 SO pieces caIiEoes leg fe 25 s..5nlE.ssk Ip. Els;sIS. ss7i,d s.f l0-z7s8 sfoiIf Qnd g1oa ielr ;;na. at aoae .a Muslin Crasais 90@s K Flag HsiEIs s6. ott0n UmhYel|as Bl A BQhhis nett E.acs ss cents good black Rrnnelle S1 stout ss4 Beaverteen 25 cent ins s--- good mixed Sattinett 70. and alI other goods ss,uaIiy low. Tho ass0rt tnett of
 EDRK GOODS
 zis8 large, consisting nf alInUst every aFtIcle wanted. Also
 CrOckeqy G71d g9sLdsS -sC02'e,
 lo,vsr finn ca;s be found elsewhsre. Also,
 CIR R0UE sS cf all kinds | 200 lbs. Bf0len STE V ( Tor < a dollar 4unp Sugat q cts :; sfesll 't'Eks, Ypuus Hyson 92s Old Fl ysOn as10 Q, Pouchol's 10. Hyann Skin B2 office No. Clos coI.ses sf{. And otly6r articles K much lower. E WINES MI f.s. slass Z, Sine, dteat Bolsers, Saws. SlsS<. $ akSss Tow Casdss and Q ' salIs efV 0fs sfl 4 i{ {I Ii X IE EIs, lf iea Shoes,
 s3 .a9<23S d K, f f$ 6aiIS Sf6 reduIstetl 3n call and Iotk before they I,s,fchases and judge fof thssns { Instead Q belieying alI ny 5a- terfsied nsig kbors maj my eoneef fning my rf,s,sls and prices. EN EN < k
 GoDds MT Re spla on fir terms Epr barter md Food klit, 10 be sld in odnee nsxt X Sfsil. il Nerhal c0fstractR maxlN GilllilIed
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-05-24
Parks ille of s ] age:

XII c0nlsldl3ce ofl l 70
 leaps kifelt tjieid ~ ylonday, Hedaesdas and
 f'sia1y lsof,si;s Frecistlsi ai 'eloe6 For New Haven and 6R- 0rls { .s TSlA 1vOO ODBlt ltR IF
 A RRfVING at New lIayen.a ~ hal I'ast ' yi0 passeng gers tinae lsl G at1 lsossr sia qew- Haven, and arriving u esV: ofk 70 G o,ciock fise satiae aiternp0 l,e sala afad fast Bnaf SUPEBiOR Iayjns at,llrs cha ages sof horses between MI ahd Ness etl, pss- sengers N ill eeopyey yed III goosl faiE slss:ed.
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-05-24

EETITsIsbe sold ak Public fion; at tlle
 house of Harry M IlafIpax, il Neivr Preston, on Eriday ila 2 N ga of insts ifuot previously disposed at pfiy salss' the following afticies belonging tp Ina Estate of lSR K A ANnlSON GREG O2Y. N late of Kvashingt Ion, deceassd. xiz one tsy0s horse Liflber Naggon, Saddle and Birdie. ona sliest. 0ne sTahie, two w yvAtchess a variety Of Hollow Ware. two pairs of Andirons, broad Hoes, Military Equipments Clothing 2 Apparel. Ssc. &c. Salc 10 commence at one c'clncit P. M By order of The Court of Pro- bate fUr the District of " Liiellfield. ss " B SAMUEL H. GREGoRr, AdnI'r, < lYushington. Mdy Q, ie32 .48
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-05-24
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1le sp0tcl kine Cs0NClseS, Dfd zR0fs9alk, sXT71EIs lease LitgtlieId every Monday. HEN, Capt Jolii BfN6lsa as md afEise in M 'shroagk, rniIEE poa.Ek K.
 The Eteanl R0at CITIZEN leaves N ess4 York i1ot of z iliafine Dlatkets 'at Q eloel As Hslesd yss Thursila ys ansl Saturdays. ants arrives af ,lrsvalk ats afs There passenge tH Se lie oaehess and ats rive in Lifch6eld IT N Sys ss
 ,B. Agen for tlles roprieto tor ill Lisch- field, Orlando Wadhat. M
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-05-24
AUCT'IO s .E

TAY order Of the Court ni f0bats for the h ? Distsict Of Norfolk will be s9i on lhe preIlisss, on the Iith day of June next, at ] o'clock in the afternoon. 80 much If the Real Estate 6g LEVI CAMP
 late of Norfolk, dxceased, as wiIl raise the am ol one hundred and sixty dollars and l0nr ceatss DAVID GAYLORD, Adn'r.
 Blay l 5, 1889 4a
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-05-24
5Zlf9Ifed. . lsIlS1sel

A BoYs a& n APPRENTICE fa E. l. z Tailoring B0sines6 One tkal has sss.S knoWledge Of the husins .f0tlld h6 rreSsr. rGd. AARON GILBERT.
 Nsgfbik. May 10, 1soR \ zs
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-05-24
lOsTICE.

sHE Ces,ft 0f Probate for the District of gs EaIleld hath assigned the nrst day of Jtlas nez t At nine O' O'el0ck in the forenoon. sst sfhE 5ba Office ip Eitchneld, foe the sxa \ i'm .I A q settlement of me "A Administration *s6zsHf 2f tbe suhscfiher ndninistrator os, said Court and be heard n tic promises.
 By:prder of said Court.
 NORM AN BUELL., Adn'r.
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-05-24

John Pierce's Esfale.
 HE Hon, Court of ProbsIs ios fife Diss t.sst Of sharon has appoieEez the sih 9sx oI June neK, Rt nine p'clot1 ia si.a lore quasa, n inc tf.Ibie 0iIicRin SaIish4E4 I5[ flle spf9intmen of Com nsissinners a.,ea fhe sslz'e q. JOHN PIERCE. late of Eenaan. in said district. deceasS7. rs- pressnled insnlsent, when and sshers All psF- sug4 interested may appear afd be heard.
 by order 0f said Cunfk.
 RODNEY RfEI Adxissg. CaRnaAs APAA 70. l&3A z8'
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-05-24

G ;no, Cf31kerl .8et X1fS.
 apT.E I4DlD skSollmeat kf ils sknys. t sIlic| one door south g iks RsA oIs flee, .|br sale by s.
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-05-24
}. New intention.

{ ' E D subscribeF has eommenced fhakinK
 the Ne,vl8 lnvemted MACHINES toT IHASHENG dnd I7l lEA TYING WATER: and ne respect tsu;ly invites lie inhahitants 0f the towns 0F Litchfeld aud Goshen t0 CaIl and esaMine fur themselves. The principle 0is sxliich they are made cannot fail tO gi entir9 safisi iaeii0n. n all those who wish 60 savH la4 h8r ailtl fuel. The said Alachines can be had ssf tlE C0nnty House. $ s,sgs ,ss, aNILLIAM R. RI1 c.
 Effel1fe7d Afnrel 2. fgsa Snss0 N etCs 7anes. aaltl .lVlssC- Yorls
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-05-24
INlPRl) I) ssIQ 7Hs bsoaiiJ Jsl aad thoFeagh tzsa L'''Fss zaesss
 

k l. TX s5sse q ,s ss .:..@ sss X s'aa's s;'s
 E M. n JA field. SafufsIay a1d Mond sl,es
 TJ ' NJ remainins lauT Say sxill ::axel
 es..l through t|,e djoiniHg fossns '!se < ensu;ne s2ason.s Shiet 4xi comm eilke itsss first of nlav. and end tl,e IIssk k:pf lal 2.
 PAUL PRY sxss siI< <d N tls jslazI Aagssas horse Old o0r6c sI'4 sic o{ msflnRn E.cl;Dses 6'aciy 0f Inc 8slls Stc. Nil6ss pcdlss sgtee N t0o MI kn0Wn lb need ss.s PAIJT PR Y is 0ui of lie fall= =bIQesls4 marc Lady 3ei,y Lady Betty svas sirsd lsg 70 jnglsam. nor tia1 fenry heE srandTqaq1 6y Pot s. 5, 0ul ~ z.Say skirlnishs who ssass ;.<,nnffed y [,6l: q J5l1es 3alls of Lancaster.
 i. S $ St;r6nis| 'Is ass i sister 70 R.,sa- ''ssi 6S t|'snS1.ebon. u e GazsIls Phs- $. ..''sa 6t Hertd. liis dafn F isrsnz1 by {. Ec|ipse ] era lit. laiget, gsane-s ''a'5' 5 sS sg3. '1p'; pR ss .si os tl,s ls. sf f3oyef0or Oliver tg6Icott, iats 0f tiis tDsst- s lis eiehf years old, u U beaulil.l! ehesnot eoI- or. With black inane asssi iail;s 6 3 I-4 hassds bigi nd lor Ion eafriaBe and eoea Enints is sufpassed by none
 TEksss- 1, and S6 the sE ason. Good nAs- \ 4nrss, pr0yided for maFes sad good alissI-e dS1I1k e;sen. but accidents and escapey az tss ''' N & ORLANDO ' E. ' Lifsh 6slI, 4Psil es- isss- Ss Fs <
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-05-24
K ..s ..<assA l1A N the 10th of May isstant. < 2 1D fosnd within flle .sncl osnre

s X KIT Z lVNnu AWttuin 1tlas sFuGipsake
 oi, and tall ken ul, hy, the suhscri ssA er, ono Brown M A ElE, stlprssr sad so be ssmestep or twelve years olsi: Said < mara lsas x star iD the forehead, three white feet, biack snane and tail, is without shoes. The osYnar is solicitetl to cali. proyes pay md fake axsay N
 REEERIC e K ~. ARSEI. Lilsk fsle So. Fafasss tfay i4, Iasa 49
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-05-24
N Go ~ ,

sUch as gAlieWess Ginghaftis. I}0ok, Null and
 cnmhric M usLiks, Sinchews, sarcensts, Te- xantine and ltalian Silks, P0ngess. Flag and cotton Hdlx'lss Vestings-- few pieces Cloths Cassilperes. Cassinett, Lasting, CantoOn, Trimmings, Shirtings, Sheetings, Tickings, Drilling. Cotton Wick, Sxc. Sc. hoaKht at the present extremely low prices, ind offered hc- cordingly. IN
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-05-24


 csufi : |alI Dfs' '5el4f T '|.k f7& 1..
 [iI1 .| tIt8 ! I Hts
 Il1s6f, EI1lAIicN oltoIt E .t. TIP0N iIk petition pI D&t't Isonf oi
 zl,<iSI6f. in said di1Ifit. hew,ns lo this Court that be ia me guardian g 'ynan Wilson. of seId HdfWlaIon, ' nalaf, st del sl.e aee If twenty Q~ane geats pna tno Qf b,snhen Wilson, late 8I snid Harwinl on dee tfsI1 lhsl said minor s lhe legal owner q one idbfseenlh pail 6i a cegtain cfiss MilIand NilI Eeel. sIl. nafsd i6 said Hof9intpn. ah9nk fiRiltE rods sSasfeflg af tli1 meeting house sn said Hat- Minlan' 6n ihe kest sid pg Lend liHs Brook, sn called. snd on the turnpike road leading from Tsifebheld l0 Has tQFil Mhaeh pfopeFtS the ssid minor owns as me ot the heiEs a' Inv oi Inc said stephen " isan. sli6iises t0tle dover 0i lae widow uf said Ssrphen therein; and praying l0s n order 0 sell said sssisss according i0 laWs and iof il's pnlppses illere. in mentioned. as rer petition on Iile; oAksd May Fl, 1889:
 0rdeTfd. that the consideration r salf He' llisi1n he adjourned t0 The sOlh q 6f July i8sa. ai 9 0'cl6ck in the forenaons # tlle Fro: Ebatc Oliice in said district 5; and that sait guardian give notice of Inc pendency ti1ereo l by nnblishing this urierin a newspaper psiut 1 ed in Eilelifeld 4lree weeks successive a ! leasf six week likfpfe said 30il day 0f Jnly 1889. A the cS, V tfEasti.
 Esi2 x AvOLC0 orr,
 1ifdee Df tsrobQles
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-05-24

hr Strf;;ta tlsaf lbe ree.Qa os.s.s - Rz @ ', . sso fsears old was .4red 70 Ullte = ss , Eso. 1aS Iir cslI hy Old BaFos al tlss ca.tis Show eed keisak sae ss .s sss nsit v ',s hss. sial'i6n, nvsk FsleEeaee te aase ...E. ' Sl O s. Woeoii. Ess. laf is sI1en snf '5 bg old unrss es .hs & Gassle Shew and $riz Ssi.: \, ztl'1eiis oct 1lth bat6 . ~ss
 1oIiEs kse. sss. A. s. e q 1s.. fsseh fsi iH Nara z, ISz1s ~ ~ s.s s
 's;- cqi,ilIe2 fAhfrk& nhop6 pt6Wiunls &kfs nN6s& ss Sscar'linR fp iht t1s aesles ef Ss P 4pllsa. f & 3 V, Hl:. .R
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-05-24

lAR.| eseh ihe.
 z.Ir0ueh in one Gsay Go ~ F'l, tI4 Z DIRK oy. ak.BANK, bgsDdg e RoNgi. ksepsie. WlEh leave Parks Slasa House every
 mprping f clock and arriFe in ponghkeepsisi in lIrne for passe1gsEs lQ asail sIlenselyes 0f lhe Boats tsr sislhsF HFWs eEk Fof Iaf!hes i6iafltaiidp in.IhiFe U '
 CI5ADWfGK K. V 9kas,
 n s1tk IS $ tags HOnsss { May
 lg q z ( z
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-05-24
2, DRY GO ops, sRO ROCERIEs| R APER Fl NGINGS, &c.
 S ID R6lT. .E,@

AIS now 0n hand at hisl Store air ksi silst- " Street. about opp0site taa MeelIng- klGnse, m extensive and almOst cOmnlcfe as- sosssnent of N HARDWARE and DINERS lTOOESs Ind articles generally in that Iius3 bought in Inc state. X iresh assortment GROCERIES, < z4IE.S md GLASS. Alsu, . small' but entirely nm assurtsnent q
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-05-24
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,NEpERIcKs NEnne4s
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-06
Boston school Books.

II KENNEDY has recently received. from the
IL North, variety Of Elementary Books; among
which the following:
Ainswortf's Dictionary. abridged by John Dymock,
first American edition, with improvements by Charles
Anthem
Natural Philosophy. with Practical Exercises, by F.
j, 0rund
Academical Speaker. adapted for Exercises in Flo
cution, by B. ID. Emmerson, new EDITION.
American First Glass Book, by John Pierpoint, au.
thor of airs of Palestine.
National Reader, and Introduction to ditto; by the
same author.
Young Resder; BY the same author.
NJ. ntal Guide, being compend ut the iirst PrincI-
pies of Metaphysics and system of attaining an easy
and correct mode of though and sly III composlor
by transcription dedicated Levi Hodge, OF Harvard
University.
Moral Glass Book or the Law of Morals derived from
the Created Universe, and rom Revealed Religion, by
william Sullivan, Counsellor at Law.
Political Glass Book, intended to instruct the higher
classes in schools, in the origin nature, and use Of 70
ltical Power, by the same author. new edition. with
an Appendix.
Book Of Nature lsd open, by the Rev. J. L. Blake,
A. NJ.
American Natural History second edition, by j. D.
Goldman. NJ. ID.
Wrigh.'s ditto extracted from the works Of Button.
Cuver Lacepedi, and other eminent naturalst', new
edition, with improvements from Godfrey, Griffith,
Richardson, Lewis and Clark, Long, Wilson, and
DINERS, Win oOo eiPFaFihHo'
Young Ladies' Glass Book, by Ebenezer Bailey,
Principal of tie Young Ladies' High School. Boston.
American Biography, being the Lives Of the Sign
ers of the Declaration Of independence, by the Rev.
CA Goodrich.
Elements of Chemistry, including the Recent Dis
coveries and Doctrines of the Science, by Edward
Turner ". d., F n. S, Professor Of Chemistry IN the
University of London; it'll notes by Franklin Bsche'
u. ID.
Ancient History, by C. Rolin. ". svo: edition o,
1882 from The latest London Edition. carefully te''seu
and corrected; to which is preixed Life OF the Al
, ,u may 24--eo6t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-06
SHNStee,s Notice.

vE7I!E creditors of Ben amin F. Spencer. who have
i no, examined bis Deed Of Assignment to ME, are
hereby notified that the time allowed in said deed to
the creditors to present their claims is three months
from 9Th May Ali who desire to participate in the AS
arising from sad gnhen,, will file their CLAMPS
with me within the given time, or they will be exclud
ed. Persons indebted are requested to call and pay
of their accounts mme dstely
Notice is also give ~ that ii. Rose & Co., in their
Deed of assignment, have limited the time within
which claims against them to be presented to me to
six months from the date Of their deed; after which
time CLAIMS will be recognized by Persons in
dcbted to hem have this further notice that immediate
payments are required. W. ID. MUTT,
tune 6-St Trustee.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-06

=, o,s,ume that the House could not 80 into
70 inject until they should be possessed OF their
aas,"I III for the settlement Of certain claims
"a" STATE of Virginia coming up for third read-
u u. a,,, advocated at length bv Mr.. ]. s. Bar
.,s s, and opposed by Messrs; BarstOw. Of n; Y.
' ~ an. mo- ii. Shepherd, Of N. c. when Mr..
90 aI Ss,,lns obtained the floor, moved an adj
r'a lomsnt, Which prevailed and the House add
ra,aed.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-06
District Gf Columbia,

~
APRIL Term, 1882
George Jacobs, and Sarah A his1
wife; and Augustine Is viii.
hams, and Ann L., his wife,
against
William 4 Gri:as, John p. La yNCgaNrERY
truite and Elizabeth Ann his
wife, Samuel A. ChilGs, John
Wren and starry Y his wife.
J1hu Wesley Chids, and Bcnja
min A Chiids,
yysnE DEFENDANTS John Wrer and Mary Y. his wife,
4 Wiliam y, Chids, and John W. Chds, not hav.
ing entered their appearance and given security, ac-
cordug 10 the statute and The rules of this Court and
appearing to the satisfaction Of the Court that the
said john Wren and Iary Y. his wife, William A.
ChIids and John " Chds, not inhabitants Of the
District Of Columbia, the motion OF the Complain
ants bY their counsel it is
Ordsyed That he said absent Defendants, John
Wren and Many his wife. " illiam A. Chds, and
John Childs, 10 appear here on or before the FIRST
DAY Of the mex, November Term OF this Court, and
aswer the bill of tie Compartments, and give security
for performing the DEGREES OF this Court; and that
copy of this order be forthwith Pubshed IN the Alex
antria Phenx Glze'te for two months successiveiy;
and thai, another copy be posted at the 'front.' door of
the Court house Of said County. I Ut:
June 6-2m EDM l. LEE, e.. c.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-06

In the. Court of Kings Bench, an action was
brought by the owners Of vessel called the Bet
sey Of Ipswich against the proPrletors OF the Co.
lumbia, one Of the American line of packets, to
recover compensation for the loss OF the Betsey,
run down by the Columbia, on the Goth Feb. of
the coast of Hastings She was laden with malt,
and valued at between FL, 800 and Fl 400. The
Jury gave Ell, 900 damages.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-06
Notice.

VxrHERgAs negro man, BY the name OF JACOB
w Wise, was committed to Jail on the l3h March,
1882 as runaway, and says he belongs 10 one MAZDA
ucl Herbert living IN Warwick County. Virginia, and
the ssid Herbert nor ay other person has set up any
calm to said negro he having been previously sdver.
tised according TO law will he sold on the FIRST day OF
AUGUST next tor twelve months. at the jail door, 1t
o'clock ChAs SCOii' w.
may "a 2.w,s for II. Ashton, Marshal
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-06
COMMERCIAL.

BALTIMORE, Monday, o'clock, P. NJ.
TIE MARKEr-Considerable parcels Of Flour are
coming into-day, via the Railroad from Virginia. The
current price from wagons continues at IS So except
for particular brands for which trae more has been
obtained. We hear of no transactions from stores -
Sack Salt liverpool 6ne) is worth 81. The market
is quite bare of coarse salt. and the article at present
much wanted.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-06

NE Tariff and the Bank. ask the par
O'0a attention of our readers this morning to
o'r letter from Harrisburg. The resolutions
P'ed' UNANIMOUSLY, BY the Legislature of
Pennsylvania, show the temper and feelings OF
'h State. more direct vote OF censure upon
1' administration Of the general government
'O'd not be offered. Principles begin to have
rs'T weight IN Pennsy u. s. Gazette.
Mr.. shannon reported bis resolution relative to
1e iart and Bank of the United States, with
.IehdneEts, as follow, to WIT:
RESOLUTIONS relative to protective duties and the
H4AA OF the United States.
Resolved, BY the senate and House of Re
Y''%AIal'es, of the Commonwealth OF Pennsyl-
,4aA' III General Assembly met, That we view
''u' Tue most serious apprehension, any attempt
.'''eH the restrictions upon the importation Of
-, article Of foreign manufacture. or production,
"Ia may compete with articles Of similar growth,
Svaue''on, or manufacture of the United States.
Anu be 1t further resolved, by theiau thori.
a'O'esad, That a reduction Of duties upon ar.
a>s' 'ae like OF which are neither manufactured
P0aueed IN the United States, or which does
=, materially affect the Industry of the country.
s'u meet the appreciation Of our constituents.
&, Anu be It further resolved, by the authority
",e'ad' That the people Of Pennsy lyania never
Ysem
,t anu De It further resolved, by the authority
'ald, That It reduction Of the revenue be-
i% s' necessary, We would prefer prohibition
al introduction OF srticles of foreign fabric
PIVdacuon. the like OF which we are sue
,.J I,'uy manufacturing and producing, to any
0IS"On upon protected articles, which we can
,n ,au'e aud manufacture, as cheapy and as good
~4.0sst ourselves.
aEu De 1t further resolved, By the authority
S'd' That We view the American system as
',,,aI which requires the united and concen-
,.n. u operation OF its friends, against all at.
lrt gS 70 attack 1t in detail, and that no steps
No. .~ Dc taken TO preserve one portion Of it at
expense Of another.
,,,,. anu DE- it further resolved, BY the authority
n asG, That confidence Of one interest in the
'' fellowship of another, is the true shield
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Names 5. GunneM, M. ID.

II, of Aje.andri. that he may be consulted at Dir
r. CIspett, Hotel on the first and third WsDHIsDAI
in every month, from o'clock 4 n until 2f..
AllIetters addressed to DR. G. at his office be! Seeh
the United States Bank and the Presidents house
Washington City. or let! at az. Ca;ge'' n0'e' A'eN
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rBlHE subscriber respectfully informs his friends and
4 the public generally, that he has taken the Store.
on the corner OF King and Fit Streets lately occupied
BY Mr. J. Rumnr,, where h intends carrying the
TAILORING BUSINESS.
He hopes, by punc,ualty and strict attention to
business, to Ssina share Ut public patronage.
THOMAS JACOBS.
NIB The subscriber has for sale Three Shares Of
Alexandria Bank Stock. i, J.
apr 1o-dSt&2awtf
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The Baltimore Convention declined to publish
is confession Of faith, so that we are left with
oui any precise notion Of the common creed which
bind, the faithful together The Mahometan
might supply short formula, which holds that
there is one deity, and that Mahomet is his pro-
phet.-BaH. Pat.
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ID | f. ID

On Sunday evening. June s. Mrs. DRApy
EMERSON, wife of Mr.. Aquilla Emerson. in the
56th year Of her age, after confinement OF near
~ five years, which she bore with uncommon for
t.tude until her death, with strong faith IN the
redeemng blood Of her Saviour. I" Blessed are
they who die in the Lord, for their end shall be
neaca,,