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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-07-03
Carpenters Medicines

SoaPOUNg Fluid Extract of SarsaparilIa, solidifed
" B.lsam Copaiva, Citrated Kali, Oil Of Black Pep.
per- Oil ct Copaiva. Oil of Cubebs. Oil of CaDthsr;.
dn' Oh OF Snapne, Black Oxyd Of Mercury, Precipi.
1.sa Extract OF Qunine, Saratoga Powders, Com.
pound Extract Of Buchu for diseases of the bi,dds,
&c HArrowgste Salts, Ginger.beer Pow ders, Cow.
tsnds Lotion, Piperne, Compound Syrup of Lverwort.
Csnssya Bark, Red Bark. For SALE wholesale and re-
m.' by WIN. STABLER, Ag't
inv OF Geo. w. Carpenter:
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SALES AT AUCTION.
Trustees sale.

TIME subscriber will offer for sale at public auction
1 ON the premises. on Monday, tue 23d day OF July
next, at 4 O'clock, p. 81
,,..u.. A two-story BRICK TENEMENT
4fSH and LOT of GROUND. on the east side Of
8xSE Alfred street, between Duke and Prince sts..
AAI in front on Alfred street u feet inches, in
depth 81 feet subject to an annual rent, in fee, Of
$l2 so
The above sale will be made under deed of trust
from B. r Spencer & vile to the subscriber.
credit of six and nine months will be allowed on
good negotiable notes; the title to be retained until
payment H. l. IAfnok,
jnne so It's trustee
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Bunk Of AAexandria,

JULY %, 1859.
DIVIDEND Of Three Dollars Share, for the last
n SIX months, has been declared. and will be paid
to stockholders on or after Thursday next.
By order of the Board. j. l.. MckENNA,
inlv S-eo3w Cashier.
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Notice

4 COMMITTEE Of the SAYINGS FUND INSIE
N TUTYONwill attend at the Office of the Associ
alton, in the building in the of the Marine Insur
ance Office, Monday the I'd Of JUL, from to o.
clock. z. H., to receive deposits Of money; and will
attend at the same place Monday in each week a.
forwards, for the same purpose. by order;
june 25-dtf w. c. PAGE, Treasurer.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-07-03
Strayed away

From the Commons Of Alexandria,
ssbout the last OF pril or the first o, May,
a M ARE and two FEMALE col -
SSAeesSA The Mare is short and thick, with long
tn star IN her forehead and very black. The small
or OF the Colts is also black, and one year old this
spring' no spot mark recollrcted. he other q
chestnut sorel. about II hands high, two years old
thus SPRING. star in her forehead and one of her hind
ieet white suitable reward will be .ven if brough
nome to the subscriber, living the Four Mile Greek
1r'dge' or such Information be given as may lead to
their recovery. T. WANN
June 2l-2sw2y
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Oak Wood

PROPOSALS will he received by me. until the LIST
l. August for the supply Of 200 Cords of good,
sound, merchantabIe OAK WOOD, at Fort Washing.
ton, Md onehaf to be delivered before the LIST No
vember; the other half before the LIST of Deeem.
Der, 1882. The Wood must be delivered and corded
the hill. and at such place as the Acting Assistant
Quarter Master may designate Sufficient security for
the faithful Performance ofthe contract will be required
Proposals to be endorsed I" For the supply of Oak
Wood" J. II. COOKE,
1t. & A. A. Quarter Master.
Fort Washington, June %, 1832-2w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-07-03

LIST of JULl, 1882.
Persons calling for letters in the following list
will please say rnxI ARE ADVERTISED, or Mey may no
get them.
Mrs Susan Alexander Francis Ashford
Il Alexander
James p Boyd Richard Barry
John bourne John burke
John Boyle Ricnaru oosies
Richard Bowles John Bean
WIN Butts Miss Mary Beach
Davis Bowie Rebecca Berry
Thomas Fl Burwell Climber Bayiss
Mrs Iucy Campbell John Fl Clarvour
James Compton Mrs Adene Csddis
lame, Coakley Lieut. James Cooke
Mrs Margaret Cornn Richard Cross
Zscariah Dyer-2 John Dixon
John Deatherage & Co bert Darne
Nessrs Daniel & BLACK DR. Alexander Dulin
William Dogan Turner Dixon
T.
Mrs Ann Elliott Miss Letta Edwards
Thomas Edmonston
Miss Susan Ford Sam'l Fitzsimons
Charles Fox
Mrs Martha Gordon--2 Jonathan Gibson
Miss Mary r Gordon-2 John G Gray
II
william Hunter William Humphries
charles Hawkins Mira Elizabeth Hantzman
Miss Violetts Hungerford - Ann Harding
Josiah B Hills JOHN Hail
Samuel Hil-2 Edward Hayman-a
Moses Hepburn Col Lewis Hipkins-2
Capt Carter d Hedgins sP Hill
Henry Hurst Hunter
Thomas Johnston yirs Harriet II Jackson
oiyler Jones John Judge
X
William Kennedy, Jr isaac Hill
2 .dekiah Kidweli Geo A Kellenoerger
Mons F u la Ferriere Le- Thomas ". Langton
yesoue James "a Iakemap
Miss evils Samuel Lee (blscksmith)
William Lipscomb
nj
James Moore Mrs Harriet MeCue
Mrs Sarah w Martin James Mcdaniel
Miss Maria NJ rkel-2 John Muliigan
Allan Mclsea John McCennan
David Martins John Annix
Miss Amelisn Ann AcRea John Montgomery
Mrs Martha Mason Col Geo ninor
- Johanna Markley-2 Mills
- Mcrrifed Thomas Mullen
VIM G Morgan Richard Is Mason
william Ogden James W osbrune-
John I. p eston-2 Mrs sinsh Por,er-2
Mrs Henrietta Park SHr Posey
David Price
R
Afrs Mary richardson John Reencsheet
John w Robinson
John Scratch Sam Slater
Thomas Ssyre-3 Smith
Richard Storke Miss Susan II Slye
Margaret Stewart Clney Siii'ck
Mr. Starkley-2 John Strobe
Stephen Smith
Il
Mrs Elizabeth Taylor Thomas Travers
w
Jane Waters
Thomas Williams Capt John Wooster
David Woodbury. Thomas Wright
Thomas welten Elizabeth Waller
Daniel Wright
Y
John G. You
DAN'L. BRYAN, p. NJ.
Alexandria, July 3-St
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To Paviers.

GEhLED PROPOSALS will be received IT nv
- house, until the 9TH Of July for paw ng a:.d reeu
lating Square Paine, between King and Game.
Streets the Contractor furnishing s materials ex
cept sand. which he is haul Tho paving stone TO
be of good size and quaity the SIDE stone to be era
mite or Falls stone, Of best qualify, and set in the best
manner Proposals will be received until Saturday,
June Coco VIZ vEIrCH q p
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Cotton Yarn.

g NJ & S. H. JANNEY have large supply Of
% Cotton Yarn On hand, from No. 4 to No. IL from
the 0ccoquan Factory. june %
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-07-03

sp A meeting Of the National Re-
Puble,ns Of King George County win take place on
hursday, .ne oh OF July. (being Court day. for the
in the saun'on Convention, and for other purposes.
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iiiberMlun society

iiiberMlan society.
IUlIE following Committee, appointed at the last
meeting of the Iibernian Society. to confer with
other Committees appointed to make arrangements for
The celebration of the National independence next 9TH
of July, request the members Of the Hbernan Society
as emble the morning of the 9TH inst in Brooke
lodge, at o'clock, previous to joining in the process
sion:--
Samuel d. Carson, Bernard Bryan Jr:
Robert L. white, r. C.. Murray,
George p. Wise.
iy SGT
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hoard Of Health.

bOarO Oh h6aAth.
4 T meeting of the Board Of Health on Saturday
IA evening. 30th June, 1882, the following arrange
ment for the examination of the different Districts Of
the Town was adopted, and ordered to be published
for the information ofthe citizens
JOSEPH SMITH, President.
William Stabler and Frederick Foote-South Of
Prince and ,cest of Washington streets.
John & vowel' and DR. Carson South Of Prince,
Jei,ceea Warrington and Royal streets.
Richard Rock and Jas T. Coemsn-East Of Royal
and south Of Prince street.
Joseph Smith and Joseph D. Ladd-Wfsf Of " ash
inston street, 5eiween King and Prince streets
Thomas Dave, and DIR. Grymes-B ef,peen King and
Prince. and Washington and Royal streets.
Samuel B. Lsrmour and Thomas Swami, Jr.-East
ofRoyaL bei,oecn King and Prince streets.
john Grubb and Dr. Fsrquhar-AtrM Of King ana
,Vest Of Washington street.
S Bartle and DIR. Fsrfax--NOrth Of King street be.
i,reen Washington and Royal streets.
Hugh Csrnin an6 Dr. -Aiexander-Easi Of Royal
and north If King street iy3-3t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-07-03

Attention, Independent blues!
VoU hereby notified to att. nd parade at the
Il Market Square on Wednesday morning, at o.
O'clock in Summer Uniform, to unite in celebrating
the fifty sixth Anniversary Of American independence.
BY order:
~ 2-3t T. NJ WHITE, lat Sergeant
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-07-03
Notice.

NOllCe.
IXTHEREAs negro man, BY the name of jacob
w Wise, was committed to jail on the 18Th March,
1882 as runaway, and says he belongs to Naha.
MEL Herbert living In Warwick County, Virginia, and
the said Herber: ay other person has set up any
claim to said negro he having been pr, vious, a.er.
tised according law, will be sold tn first "a, of
AUGUST next for twelve months at the Jail door 1t
O'clock CHAS SCOTT, ID. 81
NAV % 2awts for II Ashton, Marshal.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-07-03

The following list Of the Officers OF the Oni'ea
States Ship Constellation was furnlsneo 10 .ap''
~, If the Brig Remittance, at this port IRON
Madeira: c,,,r,ox.
FanchaL May 27, 1882. }
e,uo,,;rr il list of the Officers attached
u C r" G. C. Read aud lady
I.ieutenants, /, A. 6. Bigelow
:. 2, S. w. LIE ComPt
.. 8, A. ]. ID. Browne
=. 4, John Rudd
=. $, ID. r. Stewart
6. 6, A. K. Long
Sailing Master, w. II. holland
G. NJ, Hooe
Purser, John Colston
Surgeon, ~ Morgan
Marine Officer. Ian. Carter
Chaplain. l.. n. Cotton
p. Midshipman, Thos. Turner,
:" John b. eating,
ii. G. Myers
Assistant Surgeon, John e. Mercer
.. Samuel c. Lawrason
N;dsh;nmen-Thos A. Budd, George wick
ham. John s. Williams, III. v. Deloergn, Ia
h;us Stanley, ii. III. Lewis, w. II. roster, 'ho'
n a. MulaDy, w. j. Nj. RoOlnson' W. IL VI
Hamden, r. S. Trapa, James +. Miller, Alex
ander Eustls.
CAPTAINS Clerk, w. B. Barclay
Boatswaiu, w. Browne
Carpenter, James Jones
Sail Maker, Benjamin Crow
Gunner, Henry Kainey
Ac,inu Schoolmaster. EbeneZer LPpet
Purser's Clerk, w. Bachelor
Passenger. Dr. Turk, Fleet Surgeon OF the
Mediterranean Fleet.
The Richmond Enquirer says its Information IS
different from ours, with relation to the vote OF
North Carolina for the Vice President Certain
~, we Weld with all Difference aud respectto the
better information of the veteran OF the En9uir-
er. And upon the whole we cannot see why
Jackson men should be getting up Barbour Con-
yentions. For ourselves we know 1t we could
ever be brought to such strait as TO favor Gen.
Jackson's election TO any cica ofiice-we should
..so TIE entire swine"-Van Buren, and all. But
the Enquirer may rest assured that there are ma
ny men in Virginia and North Carollna-and we
have heard large majority in the latter state. as
we have often said, who cannot be persuaded to
bolt down such pill as Fan Burea Jackson'sm.
II is bad enough they say to be compelled to swai,
low a portion Of the compound.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-07-03

FLOUR inspected in the Town of Alexandria
for the quarter ending sOth June, 1882, viz:
ss s,sss S ss'i: Wheat Flour.
l54 bbls. Corn Meal.
Q bbls. RYE Flour.
]. CLOUD.
A. JANNEY, Inspectors.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-07-03
Notice.

NOtACe.
A PPLICATI will be made to the President ard
"A Directors of the Fire Insurance Company Of Alex.
andra, for the renewal o! certificate for ten shares Of
stock in said Company, issued in the name Of Horde
cal Miller, numbered 10, dated November Is, 1925,
which has been lost or mislaid june 18-2awSw
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-07-03

FLouR.-The wagon price Of Flour, last week,
closed at IS 90 to 5 95. Sales from Stores at
6 90.
Yesterday the wagon price was Sc 90 "a 6 o.
Store price Of King street Flour, E 90. A lot OF
wharf was sold at 5 90.
Export for the week ending Saturday, soth
June, 1886 bbls >; $50 coastwise, 1000 foreign.
Quantity inspected during the same period
King street, Oil bbls. 90 half-bbls.
Potomac, 1855 " 90 {"
Wharf, l52 Is Z"
1893 Is
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-07-03
DRIFTS THIS DAT.

DH.7U y lHIS D.7l.
Grand Consolidated Lottery,
Glass No Is for 1882
Will be drawn at Wilmington, lDel. ) on Tuesday,
prize of $4,000 lprize Of $4,000
do of 10000 10 prizes of 1000
Tickets IS; halves2 50; quarters 25
New-York Consolidated Lottery,
Class No % for 1852.
Will be drawn IN New York on Thursday. July
CAPITAL PRIZE $l2.50o
Tickets 81; halves 10, quarters l w
10 be had in variety Of numbersat
j. II. WHITES
fot:ry Office, Royal 81 Get.
Drawing Of the Union Canal Lottery of Pennsylvania,
Glass No Is for 1882.
IS So 81 So 10 % 5 10 81
DRAFTS THIS D.4T.
Grand Consolidated Lottery,
Class No. IS for 1882.
To be drawn at Wilmington. lpell on Tuesday.
JUL
CAPITAL PRIZE $4,000.
Tickets IS 90. halves 50; quarters rs.
10 be had in variety of numbersos
7. U0RSE,
Lottery e Erehanee Broker. he rc,,dria.
Drawing OF the Union Csn ottery of Pennsy lvania,
Glass No Is for 1852
5S So "a IS l9 90 10 81
Notice.
Office The Alexandria Canal Company,
29h JUNE, 1852.
Dl.ANS and Estimates for q WOODEN SQUF-
l. DUCT, supported on Stone Piers, across the Po-
tomse River, near Georgetown, to convey water for
the Alexandria Canal, will be received the Uice of
the Company, in Alexandria, until the 25th Of July
next
The width and soundings # the River. with any
other necessary information may be obtained on ap.
phcs,lon, either IN person by letter addressed, to
THOMSON +. MASON,
President Of the Alexandra Canal Company
Globe, Intelligence. Baltimore American, and U.
States Gazette (Ph,la.)
june 80 law3t
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COMMERCIAL.

Price of Produce IN alexandria yesterday, from
Wagons and Pessets.
Flour, superiine, ...........' 80 90 w
Wheat, ...''.'' ''''''' - w W
Corn. .. .... go. O 50 40 90
rive ...... ............ o 70 40 90
Oats, from wagons. ...'.''' % w
Oats, (from vessels ..'.'''. 40 Wv
Corn Meal, yellow 80. 49, y oo a v %
---.(wh'te) '.'''''-'' % az ~
Flax Seed, .............'''. w w
WL;sLav ..... go. 80. O 81 40 80
n.ann go. :. go. %. 6 90 so
R,tter -. ........... 90. 20 10 90 l6
I.rd -. 80. ............... o OF 40 08
PLASTER Paris (retaiL) ...... SO U w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-07-03
For Rent.

- The STORE HOUSE we now occu-
Ssasf py, an excellent stand, and we'll calculated
INV business, by erecting shed in the back yard,
which would cost very little. Possession may be had
at any time, and the rent is very low.
Also, the Store House and Dwelling lately occupied
by Richard Hopkins & Co. ore OF the best stands
and stores in town for the wholesale and retail Dry
Goods busiress and the Dwelling is convenient, plea
SAINT and healthy. Possession may be had ON The 7tll
of September next.
June IS 2awtf JOSEPH JANNEY Il e."
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-07-03
LIST or LETTERS

Remaining in the Post 09iee Aerandria, D. C. on the
LIST of.ULX, 1882.
G Persons calling for letters in the following iist
will please say rRxI ARE ADVERTISED, Or they may nss
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-07-03
70 Rent,

70 Rent,
That large and commodious
IN THREE STORY FARMHOUSE
Ia. on the northeast corner Of King Street Dock,
A6. now in the occupation Of hesns. Cohagan e
Whittle-a first rate stand for Grocery and Whsrf bu.
sness Possession can be had the 22d Instant or soon
er If rec uired. Inquire Of
June 29-dlw&eo5w ISAAC ROBBINS, Agt
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-07-03

Notice.
NOTICE is hereby given to the Stockholders IL. the
~ Alexandra Canal Company, that an nstalment 81
-Four Dollars per Mre (beng the llh instalment,
and amounting to S2s per share, required to be paid
either at the Mechanics or Potomac Bank, on or be-
fore the lst day Of August next.
BY order of the Board.
JOHN II. CREASE;
june 80 d3t&Iaw3t Clerk.
PAMPHLETS printed al the Gaseffe Offer
Southern planter., 1832-06-02

Chsrry ripe.-One the gay writers of the days
ofCharles the ed, describing the beauties Of liamp-
ton Court, thus speaks Of Lady Caslleman's eyes
and lips.-"Casileman's eyes and lips we're haugh-
" and lafhping, not so handsome as her mouth,
which however was a little pouting ] once saw
her eating great stick Of barley sugar, and never
could GET 1t out Of my head ailerwqSds. She al
ways seemed TO me to be finishing il under the rose,
ike girl that has taken sweetmeats ~ church.
However, the lips were as beautiful, as health,
nlumpness, and asmilihg outline could make Them.
Theg here so red, Mat uhen che sun shoHc upon
them, Mey absolutely seemed 10 sparkle ike cher
ries
Southern planter., 1832-06-02

A Cure for Gallantry. "A young officer Of The
National Guard, has just received a check
which will probably cure him OF gallanlry for
life. lie had tormented the pretty wife of a
DYER some time, with letters Of compliments, fol
lowed her about like shadow, and, at last, became
40 terribly mporunate, that she revealed the affair
10 her husband, who desired her to give him an ap-
poirament.-Hardly had the conference began,
when the dyer and several Of his workmen appear.
ed, and sezing he unhappy lover, gave him good
sousing in tub Of indigo Then, in order that
the dye might be solid and durable, they made him
stand before large freiill he was entirely dry
Unfortunately he was obliged TO attend parade next
dav. and in consequence 70 made such plentiful
use ofsoap and Eau de Cologne, that the tint Of
indigo disappeared, but il was to give place to O
beautiful sky blue Court Journal.
Southern planter., 1832-06-02
PNETRY.
FEMALE roETRY.

Ia painting the milder affections " our naiuro.
the poetosses Of all ages have been eminsauy sue.
cesSful Love, friendship. and iilial affection, nF
wear more beautiful garh than when ornamcnieo
BY female hand tbs not the province Of woman
to surmouni the craggy mountain, and TO delight
IN the terTors which she views from its brow, or 10
traverse the paihess ocean, and to rejoice in its dan
gcrous sublimity; but ii is her pleasant employ 10
walk amid beds Of flowers and there 10 gather tho
sweetest, the tenderesi, and the most beautiful.
These remarks arc particularly applicable TO q
work, hastily noticed in our last number--we allude
to the poems Of Miss II. 4. Gould. There i.
something in the poetry Of this lady, which speaks
most earnestly from the heat, and which tcache,
Us a mild and lovely wisdom II does not ternfy
but wins to goodness--ii is placid and aiiectonaAe
and earnest-hearied Take for instance the follow
ing piece as illustrative Of our rcmurks
THE PLAYTIINGs.
Oh. mother, here's the very top,
That brother used TO spin;
The vasewhh seeds I've scop him drop
To callouT robin in;
The line that held bis pretty kite,
His bow, his cap, and ball,
The slate on which he learned 10 wTiie,
His feather, cap, and ALI
My dear, I'd put tho ihings away
Just where they were be'ore;
Go, Anna, take hin out to play
And shut the closet door,
Sweet Innocent he little thinks
The slightest .houeht expressed
OF him that's lost, how deep Il sinks
Within mothers breast.
IN Y 1raveller.
Southern planter., 1832-06-02

STATE OF MISSISsIPPI,l CIRcUrr CoURT,
Wilkinson County. to toAPr7lterm, 839-
ZAcIIARIAH CANFIELDl On attachment to re-
Against cover the sum Of S527,
JAMES Scorr, Junr. or thereabouis.
THE Sheriff having returned on the Attachment
in this case, that he had summoned John Stevens
and Others, garnsbees named on the same-ahd
the defendant not appearing to Tepeyy the said A.
tachment ;-On motion ofthe plaintiff by his aitor-
ney, iii ordered that the said defendant do appear
on the first day of our next October term, put in
special bail, and plead to the said plaintiffs action
OF Judgment by default final, will be entered against
him, and the money OF effects found in the hands
of the said garnishees, ifany, will be subjected tc
the said plaintiffs demand. Andit is ordered thai
a copy Of this order be published in the SouiherH
Planter, four weeks successfully.
A copy-Aiiest,
WM. STAMPS, clrk,
By GEo. W. MnLER, Dep. elk
May 10, 1899. sow4
Southern planter., 1832-06-02
MISCELLANY.

Female Sentimentalssis There is great deal
of spurious sentiment in every thing.-And
the affection or misappicaton of feeling Is far more
prejudicia than lis excess. Thus the sympathy
which works Of fiction excite, though It has In II
something tender and romantic, by no means in
wolves real feeling. Tho young woman who is
versed in romances will, no doubt, acquire the Ian
Quage Of sentiment. She will have sigh, and a
tear for every oceason,-- languishing look, and
nervous palpllation; she will condole with every
tale Of distress, and be exubeant, at least 10 her
professions Of sympathy. She will even imagine
il pretty and picturesque 10 appear in a cottage, TO
dropa guinea on poor mans table and to receive,
with blushing mqdeaty, hia lavish thanks. But
when the effort Is really made, when she finds that
charity involves self denial and exertion, that she
must rise from the luxuriant couch, and soil hel
silken sandals, and encounter, perhaps mdenes;
and inoraiitude from the object Of her relief; anc
all that. is 10 be done without observation ap
plause; that theres no one to oyerhear her silver
voice, or TO watch her gliding footsteps, OF 10 uace
her fairy form she passes down the village street.
then her philanthropc ardor coos, she shrnks from
the painful duty, and discovers that what is very in.
ieresing and poetic n descn nPon, is very dull and
'irksome in practice. The very morbidpess Of her
sensbity is bar 10 the real exercise Of benevo-
iehce' sue Cauhot Ocu. W iOoN uPV" P''"t Wo.~ -
so much that is offensive in human misery, and un-
romantic in It's deiai there is so much that is ap-
palingin scenes Of misery, and sickness, and death
that she recoils from the mere observation of such
calamihes, and shuts her eyes and closes her ears
70 genuine distress, from the same feelings that
cause her to scream at the approach Of spider, OIL
faint at the sight Of blood. Yet she delights ic
nurse imaginary greis, to live in an ideal world
md 40 10 hamper her fancy and excite her sens.
hility, thatthey alone become 10 her prolific sources
af unhappiness. Mrs SGnford's Woman in he'
Social and Domestic Character.
Southern planter., 1832-06-02
NO1,ICE.


By virtue Of an order Of tse Orphans Court Of
wilkinson County, made at the Apni Term ibeTas
Il 1885, the undersigned, Administrator dc bonAA
bon Of The Estate Of Robert B. Hammett, deceased 1
RH, on SATURDAY the 7th day Of July neS,
b hs Court House 10 the town of Woodyile, ex-
soie sale at public auction, TO the highest bidder,
90 credit Of twelve months, all the right, title,
a0a interest of the said Robert D. Hammett, to the
showing Lots Of ground lying in the town Of
NoodvIlle, In said County, to wit; Lot No 2, in
auare No. 2, containing 81.l60 Of an acre--also
III No. 8, in Square No. 2, containing 1880
n an pcfe--also Lot No. 6, in Square No. 2, cor,
fRmg 05 100 of an acre--also Lots Nos.
VA fronting on Hopewell Alley, and lyin| 3
fgtast side Of said aley--also Lot No. 10, Cont
n on Hopewell alley, containing C8-160 Of an O.
a5--also Lot No Q, in Square No 5, quantity not
snown---also the certificate Of purchase and fur
ihtI crcdit, TO Section No. 20, in Township No.
ofksnge west, containing $50 acfes--also the
certificate ofpurchase and further credit for the NJ
>. IA Of Section No 10, in Township No. 2, Of
Range west, containing 1866 86.l00 acres--also
seilifcate for the N w. Ia Of Section No. 8, in
township No. 3, of Range west, containing 1854
ti.loc acres--also for s. f IA Section No. 3, t.
4, R west, containing 164 Al 100 acres,--on
lll Of which said property remains abe claim Of
Dover for the widow Of said R. b, Hammeti,
deceased. Purchasers giving bond with approved
security.
JNO. STEVENS,
Adinr. de bonis non of r. b. Hammstt, deed
Nay a2, 1899. 81