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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-04-24

SIoIlCE.--in execution of the powers vested in the
subscriber as surviving trustee by cTal Deeds
OF Trust executed by The late Edward Halam and Mary
his wite, one OF which bears date the 4th and tho
other on the 10Th day August 1915 and both of which
deeds are OF record in the Clerks Office of the Hastings
Court OF me City OF Richmond will be sold by the ubscri-
her at public auction, upon the premises to the highest
bidder Tor cash on Wednesday the I'd. day of May next If
l"lr II not, the next fair day, Che sale TO commence
al II o'clock for the purposes specified in the said deeds
the following real property lying in the said city, viz: ali
that tenement called Mer's old tavern situated on H.
stree, n the said city, and distinguished in the plan thereof
by no 462 bounded on the north by the lot belonging or
which did belong TO the of John McKm on the
south by the lot of Mr.. John GodGn, and in the rear by
the lot OF John Brown deceased also that house and lot
IN the said city being part of lot distinguished in the plan
thereof by NO M containing about II feet i'm front and
running hack hundred and thirty feet il being the same
lot on which Mr.. William Richardson and family now
reside Also all that lot or parcel of ground, with the i'm
provemenis thereon, lying 18th street in the said
city, being the back part Of the lot formerly McKeaps
and now commonly called the Profile House The snb-
scner believes his title 10 the real property above men
toned to be perfectly good but lac will only warrant such
e to the purchasers as was conveyed to him by the said
deeds. s. MYERS S,,,piying T',,,sJee
April "a ug221N
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~ his residence" in Columbia eoueiy Georn on Tbrt.1v m
yth DAY March aged " years The Rcv iaz Mersha Ps,or
y o nHP church Mt kvkec Esteemed his tai
n, divine" his p'o'y christian virtues as
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p. PoTNDEXTER, ok.
CoMMIss1oNER's Orr1cE,

Chesterfield c. II. April 9Th, 1892
The parties interested in the execution of order are
hereby noed That have appointed the ID day of July
10 take The several accounts therein referred TO- at
winch time they are hereby required attend before
me at my office, at Chesterfield Courthouse with the
necessary accounts, vouchers, SC TO enable me TO per-
form the duty required by said order.
LAWSON NUNNAI.LY, Commr.
April 81. I13~yy8,y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-04-24

TENHls DAY PUBLlSHED.--R. T. SMITH has lust
published, edition Of Resolutions Of virginia
and Kentucky penned by Madison and Jefferson in ela
lion to the Alien and Sediton Laws and Debates in The
House Of Delegates OF Virginia, in December 1893 on
the same ApnI 90 10 qdf
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CASE OF GENERAL HorsToN

1t was a desirable thing to keep the case or
hessrs. Stanbery and Houston, TO Judge the CON
duct OF both, and to settle the jurisdiction of lbe
House, upon their own merits alone-and aloor from
an party feelings. But it seems to be impossible
houston mas not only been charged in the opposition
prints with fraud, but the charge has been pressed
nome upon him since he has been at the bar oftbe n
OF Representatives; and in the House, the case has
Deen made to bear not only upon him, but upon the
secretary of War, and the President himself The
opposition prints have taken up the cue-and every
ehOrtls now making TO hunt down Houston. and TO
Ihplcate EatoIl-aud to strike at still hinher oame
% lar as tie matter has come out however. the
charge IS unsupported by evidence. We have read
uie heavy columns which Duff Green has nut forth
upon thIs occasiOn-the speech of Sfanberrv. SO
eagerly pressed into the service by Mr. Gales, spoken
on saturday, bespoken OH the same day, reported
py SanDerry OIL Sunday, "posting with such dex
crliy TO indecent sheets" OH Monday out Of the re-
guar lInc OF the Dcbate-and on the other side we
nave seen all the Communications in the Globe: and
50 lar II appears TO us that the President and Eaton
were innocent of all collision with Houston as This
same d. e. made out Eaton to be i'm his defence
OF the same transaction against the charge of Prem
tiss - 10"
who this witness is that Mr. Stanberry has brought
INTO the held-who Luther Blake js-wbetf,cr he IS
IKE Mr.. Poinde&ter's famous witness Clemens. or
whether nc IS worthy ofbeIief-yhat arc the circti
Stances 10 winch he deposes, whether they Justify
the charge which Stanberry draws from them or
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BdGG: E.sR7sS
EHCHI.NGE & LOTTERY OFFICE,
RICHMOND, VA.

.fgdin-just as bigger pr6miscopu
The highest capital of $40 ,O00 and smaller CAPITALS
sold in the Maryland State Lottery, No. 2 which drew
Saturday afternoon in Baltimore. The following are the
drawn numbers:
8 20 10 SO 20 IS l3 a.
Nos. Is, IS, 3d. highest capital of $40 900
20, SO, 50, prize Of 200
3, 49, 80, do. Don
9, 10; 80, do. ono
10, SO, 10, do. I1o
20, 20, 10, do. I'm
All sold and paid at sight, usual by the ever fortu-
nate pfize-seling and prompt paY-B1GaER
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Nots SIO-iIaIvcs 5-Quartcrs 9 80.
9 No. Lollery-lO drawn ballots.

tickets 80 Halves >, Quarters 90
FOR sale as usual in every variety, at the Exchange and
Lottery Office Of THO. u. BIGGER
Corner opposite Eagle Hofsl
Orders meet prompt attention. and the official draw
ing forwarded to al who dcsrc H.
April 70. 1I2-h
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? We shall publish CAssIUs in our mex;
VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.
DELEGATEs

4mheFSt iStectiol'A it came TO pass that in those
latter days. there was Stripping of the tribe of Jackson
whose surname was CaInm, and the Stripping was appoint
ca by ms tribe TO wage against certain Giant of
the tlbe OF Clay, called ''lhe King-anA the Spling
ana ms hosts, fought against the Giant and his hosts
throughout three successive days, until the battle had
waXed warm; when the STRIPPING, ,ciM simple stone
aa sang slew the Giant, and left the tribe Of Clay
without leader in all the IaniSo dat peace has -
restored to The county throughout her borders and the
Standard OF the tribe of Jackson valves Triumphant and
"'oie' ANTI TARlFFITE"
Close Of the Polls on tie Mird day
Robert Camm+ e5e
ID. $. Garland 202
Jno ID. Davis 100
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~ -
Robert Camm*
ID. S. Garland
Jno. ID. Davis
Total No. of votes

lO'al no: OF votes 763
and more, by least 500 than has been noled b ,b
county since the division
ne apoye (says Correspondent is correct state of
me polls, as they stood at the close OF the most animated
eecion ever witnessed in the courtyard although the
election was conducted pretty much party principles
we. such was the prediction of many for old public
servant, that of the friends Of the Administrator
("ho upon trial between Jackson and Clay would be
found imnoyable went TO their political opponents
strength OF the parties would make say two to one in
favor OF the reelection Of Andrew Jackson and approy
ing the Baltimore Convention"
CdrOiine-U Del)-Joln Dckerson- 3I6-WiIIi,r
Dickerson 224, William g. Minor 95
Esser--Q Dc) Archibald Richie I55-Jobn M Gar
nett 1922 0hree days po)
King ana Queeu-Q DELI
n. r. HdrtcOod BENZ Pollard
G.. House I47 az
CarksviIle 81 107
CentFeyille 50 81
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20 10 S6 20 So 10 IS.
$40, 600 Capital Prize:

" " "',t P"" dNslSht, as usual, by the ever, Orlu~
p1Le-seing and prompt pay-BIGGER
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Ilckcls SO and prizes less than si2
~. n. GORsOsida ted H1Odfcry. MOI

TO be dra,cn in the Cifyof .Neto York ON 5Ieiuesdau
NAY %, 1892.
66 No Loticry--iO drawn ballots.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-04-24

W We have received the proceedings of the meeting
IN Frederick county for sending Delegates the Baltimore
Conventon-ihey shall appear in next.-The ball is
speeding onwards
NJ We sllnll nnhlish q .snnr.s In ........-.
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DEATHS

Ro. II CoLLIER, Secretary.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-04-24

W In reply to the question OF respectable Cores
Podeht as TO the day OF meeting OF the Baltimore Conven
non we have 10 hesitation in saying that it is the third
Monday in May Qhe 2Ist) $50
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-02-01

A writer in the New York American, referring
10 the change that NAV, at no distant day, be
made in the character ofthe lighter literature OF
England and this country, which the spirit OF the
times aud progress Of events seen in some mea'
sure to demand, makes the following remarks
{" But alas who will ever do for the Puritan
and he Republican,, for jealous Patriotism. and
real, though fanatic piety. what Scott has done
isr the J,coolte upholders Of an imbecile and
pr i;i.ate dynasty: What gifted hand will ever
break up the repuisive associations with which,
through the agency Of his works, re I'd the
star, ned opponent, of the dashlHs Cavaliers, The
en-, Isl foes Of the prlncely Clayerhouse? Gal
la. q, Oludee, and not so cold .blooded. In their
crr rs ,-6ghuug in a better cause, vet so re-
presented ov magic pen, as to be less easily
sympalhlLed with; who will ever, like Scott. H.
lu,,rate glowiasly the force of love 10 ones ma
Nv soil as he has devotion to flsiive prince,
t. 'oabllns principal Of hdelitv to a cause, as he
Ia, The engaging sentiment Of fealty to leader?
VIA, in fine, will ever wind truth as he has fc-
ton around the heart, through the medium OF the
imagination: We fear none in our day. II takes
thousand years to produce Homer. But the
hing will soon be tried, and he who can fling the
Larry tissue of romance over the severer char
aCters Of history as Scott has over the more shin
ing, and who can graft sound political principles
cpon the affections Of the young, through their
fancy, as he has those which are questionable,
will do more enduring good for the cause of free
dom. than all the argumentative essayists that
ever advocated the rights Of man. "Give me to
write the ballads OF nations" said keen observ-
IT OF human character who would mould their
prejudces; to woodworking, ia their present pn-
pularity aud pervading influence, among the
Young, the remark holds equally good"
The following is the postscript to Sir Walter
SCOTS last production Count Robert Of Paris. 7"
twill be read with feelings of respect and SYM
pathy tor the worthy author.
The gentle reader is acquainted, that these are
in all probability, the last tales it will be the lot
1t the author to submit to the public.
He is now on the eve Of visiting foreign parts;
a ship Of war is commissioned by its Royal Mas
ter to carry the author of Waverly to climates,
IN which he may possibly obtain such a restora-
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-02-01
This is to give Notice.

THAT the subscriber, Of .ouioun County, Virginia,
1 has obtained from the Orphans Court of Alexan
dria County. District of Columbia letters estementa
~ on the estate of John u De Butts, deceased Ali
persons having claims against the said decedent arc
hereby warned to present. the same to the subscriber
passed by the Orphans Court, on before the 9TH
day of January, 1853, or they may, by law. be ex.
Guided from ail benefit said estate; and those ndebt
ed thereto are REQUIRED to make immediate PAYMENT,
Given under my hand this 9TH day of January 1852.
JOHN P. DULANY,
;,n7-sw Ex'r IF Jno II. De Butts.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-02-01

Seneca Falls Tract & Mount Eagle
WILL ssiltAisy ,lua,ie,ract o fand, called Seneca
l Falls Tract, containing
TSN Acres.
Its situated on the Potomac river aboutfour miles
above the Great Falls The Chesapeake end Ohio Ca
nal is on the opposite side OF the RIVER distant halt
mile-it,s bounded Oh one side by the Fotomac-the
other three sides are straight lines, and lies in com
,octf,rm There is stone srst mill and mill on
the land aud mill seat, with about - feet on an
lnfa,,ing stream This land is we'll Iimbered. The
Uner ,mprov ements are a few tenants houses, &c
This land was formerly the property OF Mr.. Dance
ucCsrty who owned ahout ten thousand acres IN the
county of Loudoun adipning, and who always cons'
Tered this land as the hest OF all his estates
MOUNT EAGLE
~ Is situated n"ar Alexandria, com
msuds delightful view of the Potomac riv
~ err, the City Of Washington, Alexandria, and
,asx.>,he MARYLAND sh"re-It contains about
Turty acres
rhe House islaree and CONVENIENT three rooms, pas
sage and piazza ielow with closets, kitchen and iaun
irv all un Ter one roof three rooms and passage up
stsirs the whole Establishments in good order there
IS s,ab and carriage house rho garden very pro
uctive is paled in, aud the whole tract wellnclosed
There is a 81 ifciency Of fire wood aud the water is
uncommonly fine
(yiU also Sell Fiue Tracts ~ Land,
the county of shire, one containing 1884 acres;
one containing 2ie adjoining theiands formerly Geo.
;ilpin's, Christian Stephens and Flakes. One con
tanning 70 acres, adjoining Monroe s. statord's and
Cln,on's surveys one containing 3o9 acres adjoin.
ing mo- iIouses old survey, and the lands OF Brown,
west Scutch6eh .ni others. and one tract contain.
ing Is acres, adjoining the lands of Monroe, scutch-
ieid, G,lpin md other, These lsndsare weltimber.
I'd and lie near the river
Also, $4,000 Acres,
On the t.aulcy river, the county of Kenhawa, nes
he Ranlolp phi line.
Persons disposed to purchase any OF the Hampshire
lands will cali on James Mason, Attorney at Law, Win.
caester Va or shase disposed to purchase the
n,herands will call on at Gunston Fairfax county
Va. or write to me at 0ccoquan Mills, Va.
GEO. MASON.
Gunston Fairfax Co. Va iune27,
june 29--2Awtf
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Office Of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
Company.
WASHINGTON, January 9, 1852.

PROPOSALS. will be received at this Office as fol-
Il lows
Isl For the construction If Dam across the Poto-
mac River near IIarper's Ferry AMI for the CON
struction Of Stone Aqueduct across Caocln Creek,
until the 5lst day of January instant
End For the excavation, embankment, and walling
of twelve miles of Canal extending from the 84th SEC
ton of the Canal near to the Point Of Rochs, to
iiarper's Ferry ia sections Of about half mile each,
and for the construction Of four Stons Lift Locks and
one Guard Lock, an several Cuvers on the same per
ton of Canal until the 18th day of February next
81 For the excavation enbankment, and waliing OF
forty miles of Canal extending from iiarpers Ferry to
Wiansport and for the construction OF te necessary
Locks, Aqueducts Cu!yers, AMI Dams, until tn SOli
day OF March next
The plan and specification Of the Dam and Aqeduct
will be exhibited af the 18th instant and the con-
tracts will be declared the Canal Gtce in this City,
on he l>t day If February next
The . Al aud spec Gc.iion Of the other work below
Harpers Ferry will be exhibited at the Canal Dhce
after the 28h infant ard the contract Will be declare
Il urper's Ferry on the 25l day If Fsbruary next.
The plan AID specification OF the work between
Harper's Ferry and WillItn>port will be exhibited al
the Canal Office after The 10Th day Of March next and
the contracts will be 'ci,Fed at Shcphcrdstown, IN
Virginia on he 4th day of April following
Blank forms OF prop .is will be furnished, on appl
cation to this Office. JOHN 4. INGLE,
Clerk of The Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Co.
ian l3--eotI8thfcb
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arriveA at last,

arviveA at last,
And landing from The Schooner Columbia, from
NeD York,
1 COPIJUS and valuable rs ortment of ArticIes
n both Of trans atlantic and pernaeuiar origin and
selected in New York for ,h the gone by
holidays, with the censorian serupu 'osty and arc
perfect c0n>onance with The most pquant delicacy
Of taste, and propitious 10 the season-videlcit:
so drums Czarina pulled figs. Of exquisite sweet.
90 do Su.tans raisins, without seeds
case Bordcax prunes, IN parcels of 10 or I2
lbs each, wi'h fancy involucrums
cases Geneva citron
boxes olives
) do anchovies
cases pine apple cheese
80 half boxes bunch raisins
400 10 f!bers Liee now
800 do pam nuts r ne
barrels ground nuts ue'uV
500 lbs Grecan currants
case fancy baskets, contaiang close worked
retcules. packet, oval square, pen work.
ed. childrens oval no cover and travelling
baskets
large case of1oys. representing nearly every
thing in nature, animate and inanima,e, and
and seemingly mpartlng the reality Of vita.
lily
Stars of Malaga grapes
case of Stulrt's scidulated lemon drops
do ofParsian confiures
10boxcs Malaga lemons
IS d.zen Cowrie Shells These sublimeIy beau.
tful shells, which attract the eye of incon.
siderate admiration are neither heightened
BY paint or vsrnish, but appear beautiful in
their own veins and colOrs, variegsted by
nsture. jon" b HEPBURN.
jan 26-3t
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tn thanks.
\ coI Benton, in his late speech, thus speaks of
4 Bank of the United States:
4 =. f. carries all before it! II bestrides, as
Jo.,us. the prostate charter which Congress
it. Ii claps foot upon word here, and a
.r,.. thsre-rears her gigantic form above all
" and boldly places an empire at dehance!-
nd vet there are people to talk about new restric-
ms to bind this gigantic power; as II II was In
| a. destiny of man that the weaker should ever
1 ~ tho stronger party. No, sir. We are en-
/ ,.sd with the real presence OF that tabled mon
F..r--once believed 10 be the fabulous creation Of
E.,,,;pd poets-that monster which no art nor
.ssr can ever ind.-Which changed his form,
IN from bird to beast-trom lion to serpent
4 ton serpent to water-from river OF howing
4 ,,,,s,. TO a column Of blazing fire! and thus
5s,nded. in the act of receiving them. the grasp
] and catch Of every chain that was thrown upon
him.
The comment upon this specimen Of the Bonn
ha,,ic. given by the Ne% York Commercial, is
The following:
Blood an 'ounds. what critter this Bank
,ou,t he! And if nobody don't believe nothing
{ al this ere what Senator Benton saws, why
,bep he don't know nothin about 1t, as nobody
6nows on, that's fiat"
The perOration Of the Colonel's speech is as
illows:
Sir. stop; not that have finished, but that
very thing must have an end,-even the over
Nowings OF grief and indignation at viewing the
lri.htul progress which great monied olisarchy
/, making over the sinking liberties OF the land.
The cause demands a different advocate. 1t calls
far that rare man who rebuked and overthrow
the audacious enterprise of Walpole-who over
rurued the judgments Of the Kings Court; drove
hack the r0yal patent across the Irish Channel,
aud saved the people of Ireland from the evils OF
an illegal currency, and their government from
The degradation OF seeing private individual
exercising the high power OF lSsulng natioIal
currency within her limits. The crisis calls Tor
nat man. Ii calls for the dauntless spirit, the
mi.hty genius, the lofty scorn Oi hopes and Tears,
which belonged to the illustriOus Dean OF ST.
Plrn,k's! and il we are now destined to sink IN
tins contest-which Heaven Of its infnlte mercy
ayert-but il we are destined tn Sink. then do |
saw. it is not for want of cause less just, less
righteous, less national. less holy, than that IN
WhCh lTeldnu trluHhPhed, Jul oSSauSe eiS wv"
Oiued powers of all Americas patriut sons are
uaubie 10 write the Drapiers Le'terS!!"
The National Gazette remarks on this as fol-
lous:-
Certainly, "cvery thing must have an ends"
and the cause" to be successful, "demands a
different advocate" In the Art oil "Sinking,'
the Colonel has given specimen which surpass-
es any adduced by the Deans hero Mnrfinus
He mas lriumphan,ly followed the track ''ehalk'
ed out to arrive at the profound" or Bathos.-
He must now think the Senate particularly inca
Pable of writing the Drapler's Letters. Citizen
Genet wrote 70 the President
Quod Cesar fecit
Jackson sapersvie.
50 we say to the Colonel
Qaod Scrblerus fecit
Benton supersyit.
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AttentiOM!!!

Ia Regimental Court Extraordinary Of the First
n Regiment Second Brigade Of the Militia of the
District Of Columbia, held the 18th November. 1881.
It was unanimously
Rcsolpsd In accordance with the 9th section Of An
of the M,tis Of the District Of Columbia" that the
Uniformt be worn hereafter b. such Companies arc
not already uniformed, be blue Coat, white Pants
looms, round black Hat aud black Cravst Stock
Resolued That the Clerk be required to make publ
cation ofthe same, in the prescribed by law.
Extract from the Minutes.
JNO DUNLAP,
Clerk ist Regiment % Brigade n. d. L.
jan l8-2aw1 MO ;4taw lmo &d1m
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VIII please say rHEr ARE ADVERTISED, or they may n
get them.
A
Vim % Alexander
B
u-s lame R,r,iup Joh, Brown
- Catharne Brannum Presley Y Dennis Barker
Bo,,h bernard n Buckner
Can't Lewis Blackmer Sns Birch
Capt John '3artley John Bartlett
rhos Berry
James Curtis, Jr WIN Cumpst"h
urs Jsue Chevis Dennis Carp, inter-
Chas Cstiett Lewis Cole
M's Cs.nsr'ne "a"e' "e' N'
John Till Calter-2
ID
Turner Dixon John Dubecq-2
Mrs Mary Drury Ihos u DAVIS
II
Harrison Emerson Ephram Evans
William Egan
,,, u S,,.. c,,e,h-a
William Geas ing
II
Nrs ,,ce r Harding Abraham Hamilton
. Mary Hudson Nicholas Kingston
James h'rr's, Jr james TIA"
i'a~rS I "u'a'e
''
IT. :, ,ob,so,
,ah &c John Judge
ION = 80 Iohn Jrt}rrson
c. Johnson market so>
X
,.,,es " Iancd,n
Benjamin u Lewis james La"soon
i, noHas i; .
imam LIP eomo .
W
Hrs Jane Nonroe Enoo" ciaso"
o , n , M;'s S.r,h Mariner
Freak Myers ) nlss Sarth noru"er
'Sh'a' n""i ,,,. u;ch,.J u y,,chsu
p'n &C; Amn',,s a,.cl;n Miss ps,sey Moss
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-02-01
OM.MERCIAL.

Annual Report Of the Inspector OF Flour and
Meal in the City Of New York.
Flour Inspected
9I5,687 barrels wheat -four
25,l87 half barrels do
9,2e2 barrels rye flour
1881 hogsheads Indian meal
24,O96 half barrels do
III barrels buckwheat Hour
405 half do do
Receipts of Inspector, S15,044 80; expendi.
lures So. $50; nett profit to Inspector, 7,l97 90.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-02-01

THE ALEXANDRIA PHENIX GAZETTE,
Daiiy Paper So Country Paper IS per annum. Pub.
Hshed and edited by
BDGAR SNOW DEN.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-02-01
Hrnke I.,iA,

Hrnke JAiA,
an Sunday night 29tl instant. two negro men,
~ ROBERT JOHNSTON and HANSON BARNES.
Johnston is stout we'll made man. about IS years OF
age. feet inches high; his clothing is brown frock
coat and blue pan,soons lie commit ed for steal.
ing horse from John Beesssy, of Montgomery Coun
~, Maryland, on the 2lst September last. Hanson
years of age; clothes pantaoons and round jacket tie
WAS a hand on boarl of the steamboat Coumbia, ply
ing rom Baltimore to Washington. Captain Mitchell
master. lie has fumil, in Baltimore.
will give Twenty Dollars reward for appr hei ding
and securing in jail either one of them, OF Forty Dol.
lars for apprchendng them both
CHARLES SCOTT, ID. d.
For Henry Ashton, Marshal.
Alexandra, Dec. 81 1T
National mtellgencer ST.
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ALEXANDRIA. ID. C.
r nygsDgy MORNING, FEBRUaRY |. 1852

The Trustees Of the Poor acknowledge the re-
=. ot quarter Of beef, one hundred pounds
al and two dollars, from friends of the
~. q, the eth ultimo; which were received
IN thanks.