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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-25
Notice.

THERE was shipped on board schooner Mark. of
l. Barnstsbe, at Alexandria, in August last, one
of sattinets for which the master never signed any
Bills of La ing and does not know the name of the
shipper or the son"gnee SAID schooner was wrecked
her ps.sag, yston, and twenty seven pieces Of
said Sattinets were saved they wer sold st public
auction this place the 22d uitmo for the benefit
Of whom it might concern, and the proceeds If said
SALE after paying charges in the hands of the sub.
scriber subject to the order Of the rag 'tfu owner
HENiiY CROKER.
Barnstabie, (Bsss. Oct. rs. 1852.
oct 23-dSts
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-25
a. B. Hayden, Dental Surgeon,

WiLL commence his professional visits to Alexsn.
w dria on Thursday next, 9th instant and cont.
nue. them on the second and fourth Thursday in each
month during the season. a. B. H. tenders his ack.
nowledgementsto his friends for the very liberal en-.
couragement hitherto received, and respectfully soI
cts . continuance of their patronage
b. Persons desiring his professional services are
requested to send note to the Bar of Clag-us City
Hotel, may S-d3t&e Th6
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-25
Columbian 1nsur ance Office,

ALExANpHIAs OCtUUef TO- Iooss
NOTICE is hereby given to the stockholders OF
~ this Institution that an Election for eleven Direct
ors ~ be held at this Office, between the hours of 10
A. n. and p. ~, on Monday, the 5th day Of No,em.
Der next. r SEiTCH, sec'y.
o:tlY-tyhNuy
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-25
Notice.

n | wish to exchange q 6rst rate
RIDING MARE for good strong Woak
HoasE Also to hire, . NAN that can
AAAlAA drive Cart, by the month or year.
oct 23-5t C. SCOTT.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-25

1u ,iished, daily, 10y EDGAR sNOwDEN,) for the
Town, and thrice week for the Country. on Fairfax
street. between King and Prince streets, nearly oP'
posi,e the Post Office. Daily paper ~; Country pa
Der IS per annum.-A Advertise ments inserted ~ inc
following rates: For square of 10 lines inserted
daily, or every other day three times, 81; and %
cents for ever subsequent Insertion On Advertise.
mens inserted once or t,0ies Deek IS per cent. adj
di,iouuI No Advertise ment considered less than
square, nor inserted for less than 81 All advertise
m,ats published in the Daily, appear in the Country
paper.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-25
Bom;stt, aSsws.

The Cholera We are grattied to be able to
state that this fearful disease has almost entre'y
disappeared from CIeveIand-three or Tour cases
only having occurred in that place since our las.
publication. The latest reports likewise anord
some ground for the belief that It is on the deche
at Cincinnati, although several cases continued
to occur daily. and the deaths in the City IRON
the 10th to the 18th inst. having amounted TO no
less than l26. Having received no accounts
from Mount Vernon since our last number was
issued. we presume that the pestllence has not
extended itself in that neighborhood. Columbus
continues to be blessed with good health.
Columbus (Ohio) Journal
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-25
BALTIMORE. Oct. "a.


columbus (Ohio) Journal
BALTIMORE. Oct. "a.
The Races.-rhe following is the result OF the
Race on the Central Course yesterday-S50O en-.
trance-two mile heats.
Mr.. Stephens ch Mc.Ioc, l :
Col Johnson's Herr Cline, 22
Mr. Bolts Oh Method. IS
Won easily-track heavy.
Time, 1st heat, 4 IN la sd heat, 4 m It's
To .day, will be run the great P"st.sweepstakes,
4 mile heats, $500 entrance, p p.-The proprie.
tors add $1,000. making the purse $4,000. Subscr.
bers, WIN. r. Johnson. Jno. c. Stephens, James
NJ. Seldom, and Bella Badger-the horses to be
named at the post. Frurn the present Improved
state of the weather and the course. and the num-
Der Of fine horses, very animated and well con-
tested race may be expected.
1t was stated in this city last week, that samu
ell d. Insham. Esq had been appointed secreta
~ of the state BY Governor Wolf. A letter from
highly respectable source, received in this city
last evening. says" Mr.. lnsham will not be
able to enter upon the duties Of his appointment
until the first OF November. in consequence Of
sickness IN his family. ~. s. Gas.
New YORK. Oct. %.
Health Of the City-Durins the week ending
on Saturday last, there were but ninety four in
terments in this city-onIy EleUen Ut which were
of Cholera; two of those cases Of Cholera, we
know. were strangers in the city-siilty of great
imprudence. One of them ate largely Of CRATES,
at dinner party, and was taken down before
morning
For the two weeks D ling October 9Th and o.
tober god in 1881, the number Of interments was
Is and $50. The number during the week b..
fore last was only %; and the population, making
every allowance, must be greater now than by at
least 10, 900.
The following table shews the number OF inter-
ments, according to the week. reports OF the CT
ty Inspector, since the commencement Ut the dis.
ease:
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-25

We omitted. IN our last. announcing the fact,
that Gen Abner Lacock is elected to the Assem-
bly. from Beaver county. Gen L. comes into
that body under favorable circumstances. there
being democratic republican majority elected,
for the frs, time these several years past. We
wish Gen. Marks and Jonathan Roberts were
with him These names all remind US of the
good old DAYS of Democracy. when the will Of
the people was the law, not the will OF one man.
Penn .3dv
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-15
COMMERCIAL.
MARKET-Oct 10.

Howurd street Flour. The receipts are still
very limited, owing to the lowness OF the waters
and the occupation Of the farmers in SEEDING
The cholera having apparently left the Hour dis
tricts OF the interior, and the seeding time being
nearly over, better supplies may soon be looked
for. The sales from stores have been in moder-
ate parcels only, for coastwise export, at Sc l2f
per brl. and we quote this as the store price to-
day. The wagon price has been uniform through.
out the week at Sc per brl.
City Mills Flour-A fair business continues
to be done for export, and the demand being
equal to the receipts, there is consequently no
stock on hand Perhaps the millers' warehouses
have never been so clearly swept Of flour as at
the present time The sales Of the week, for ex-
port, comprise between 1000 and 5000 bbis. viz
upwards Of 5000 bbls at S5.75 per Dbl. on short
credit, with and without interest added; and
1000 bbls free of Garlic, at S5,sl4, interest ad-
ded.
A lot Of eco bbls. fredericksburg Eagle brandt
was sold at Sc cash; and lot of 80 bbls do
(fsio brandt at sc, interest added.
GRAIN -Hheat.-The supplies of the week
have been limited. From Monday to Wednes-
day inclusive, the sales Of good 10 prime quality
reds were generally made at Sl.09 TO Sl.Isi
per bushe. Since then, however, prices have
improved shade, and the sales Of good to prime
reds, including several parcels to-day, have been
made at 81. 10 Sl.l4 per busheI. We quote
reds accordingly. A parcel Of extra prime, ma
chined red, free OF garlic, was sold about the
middle of the week at SLY; parcels of this
quality are not often seen in the market. Sales
Of white wheat have been made at Sis. S!.1S
prime parcels would bring the latter price to-
day.
Corn.-The market opened on Monday at 20
cents, per busheI for white. The price soon ad.
vanced shade, and the supplies being small and
the demand good, sales Of white were made dur
ing the remainder Of the week a, Il II cents
for white, and Is a 754 cents for yellow. We
quote white to-day at II II cents, and yellow
at IS a II cents. We hear of no sales Of nelU
Corn this Week.
Rye-Remans without change in price since
our last repor,-sales Of good parcels continue
to be made at SO cents.
Oats-Have declined in price-sales at SO a
SIS cts, as in quality.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-15
IN COUNCIL, OCT. IL, 1892

The application of Joseph Vaudeville, for the
remission Of certain Taxes, was referred to the
Assessors.
The Council, in pursuance of their resolution
of the 9Th instant. proceeded to elect Superid-
tendent of the Night Watch. and six Watch
men Whereupon, John Johnston was duly elect.
ed Superintendent; and Henry Cook, Henry
Tatsapaush, George Johnson, John Devaughn,
Jno Kisendaffer, and William Devaughn, Watch.
men.
The memorial of Benjamin Waters and Tho
mas Davey, on behalf of the Methodist Episco-
pal Church, was read and referred 10 Meisrs
Taylor, Mcclure, Baird and Lee.
The petition of Alexander West, for the re.
mission of Taxes, was laid upon the table.
The bill to amend all act entitled IAN act re.
ducng into one, and amending, the several acts
respecting the removal of nuisances and the pre-.
servalion of the health of the town. was read
anil laid upon the table.
The bill entitled "An act to provide tor the
securing of debts due from defaulters," was read
the second time; and, on motion, the same was
read the third time and passed.
The b, entitled An act concerning Sunday
Markets." was taken up and again laid upon
the table.
The Council then adjourned.
Teste: 1 p. THOMPSON, c. c.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-15
>, r.u York .4dpocafe 4. Journal.

q. S,y York .7dpOcate 4 Journal.
prcvvEp BY ExpRxss.-The following
f1 nI ,.,.rns we are enabled to Law before our
al al VI ri, morning. These two towns, it should
ds',,Snb,red, we're claimed by the Jackson
Sy majority Of three hundred-their ma
:. about thirty live.
p..n,a To,taship National Republican,
bcr5p""r;l--Jacob VI. Ryerson. S44.
Oo-For Council-Charles Board, 290.
:E %To,,n,hip. National Republican.-For
Du Jacob If. Ryerson, 81.
For Council-Charles Board, l2S.
'4' ,, q q letter 10 The Editor Of the United
'"" States Gazette, dated
SALEM, Oct. IL, 1882.
No.. Sir. This is a proud day for Salem coun-
D'r a., have met the yetoites and have routed
4 go and foot. Principles have triumph
Gu ~" u.s. f,I,pbood. bribery and corruption.
"s' for Council 207; for Assembly
"" =, wear they had a majority Of l28.
o. t,nr iower counties Of Jersey, viz: Bur-
az Gjouces,er. Salem aud Cape May, have
"" nth LARGE majori,ie. for the Auu-Jackson
t.,d letter from gentleman in Mount
goly. Burlington county, to his iriehu ID 'his
IVY - THuRsDAY MoRSING, s o'clock.
W. arc going ON bravely! Our township
,,,,b,mp,onl polled $40 votes! Out OF $50
", ~. united OF last night. Campion, Anti
oI t,o0( lor Council, had eel; Deason Jack
20 No returns from any other township.
,nn;oo.s majority will be from to 400 votes. "
orS Chester township liz majority. Ci-
! s. Camden, | majority for the Jackson eandl-
-" far Council. 7 majority Tor the Anti-Jack-
Nm candidate for Sheriff"
/, ,,,ct of letter to the Editor oil the u D
Gazette. dated
D.,,.srox. Cumberland Go. y. ], Oct. ii.
SIN. Il is ascertaiurd the National Republican
,.L.t has succeeded in this county. The maJo-
ATS not precisely known-about 10.
Extract Of . letter to the editor, dated
BURLINGTON, n. j. OcS. IL.
Mar Sir-Burllngton county gives the Clay
i, H., 4 solid majority Of al least 1900. We
,,,s full returns from Of IL tow nshlps, and
an estimate the rest With certainty. The Jack
.on,,.. are said 10 have carried one township by
NJ majority, but this is doubted.
Thi. result has deprived Us Of one OF the fruits
f victory. the qualification OF crOwing over the
,,nouishcd. We are thrown upon our ms.na-
unity, and on the true principle OF civilization,
orbear to tread on the fallen. We are at peace
sith the world and ourselves.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-15
w IL. Thompson y 60.


HAVE received. by las, arrivals. further supply Of
"a SEaSOEaBLE DRY GOODS. Among them
are the following.
Blue, black and fancy coPd cloths and cassimeres
3d., a. 1914 IA and II rose blankets
Point and d,ffie do
Csssinets Of every color and price
Drab hushings and kerseys
Stripe and plaid lihseys
Petershams, for q tug up coats
Red, white, yellow. green and scarlet fannels
Sd green carpet bsse
Goats hair and other csmb!ets
English and French black oombazines
Rack aud coicred circsssians
4Frcnch merino cloth, black and fancy cOlors
MsrIno shswls and scarts
Thttt. Hermann, Grape, gauze sDd worsted hdkfs
Best black Italian lustrings
BLACK mode and cnlGrei Florences
plain iustr,ng and fashionable bonnet ribbons
White and ,lored Canton fsnneis
SUPERIOR a 4 Irish linens
SD and 4 awns and Russia diapers
e. and 10 Irish table diapers
81 and 1914 do dsmssA do
Ds,nask liable cloths and napkins
Irish and Russia sIeetngs
Silk and Valencia vestings
Ladies' and mems bet II, s. gloves
Cotton. wor,ted, aHa silk hosiery
Domestic shirtrgs and sheetings
I;ckings plads, and stripes
With almost every article found IN i'ry Goods stores
or sale upnn favorable terms, WHOLESALE OF nirAlL.
oc. lift
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-15
BY GEORGE WHITE
Valuable Furniture at auction

glSHE subscriber. being about to remove from this
l. place. viii sell at public auction. on Tuesday, 10th
instant, at 10 O'clock. NJ. at his Dwelling house,
corner Of Prince and St. A.sph streets, his
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE:
consisting Ia part, ot mahogany sideDo.rd; tsblest
bureau, sofi elegant marble clock with glass case,
runs 81 DAYS; wardrobe; book case easy chair; ri.
50 q patent rocking chair for the sick, mshogany,
rush, cane seat and other chairs; androns; shovel
tongs; fenders feather beds; carpets; small orna.
mental Franklin stoves, constructed to burn snthrs.
cite coal: together with variety of
KITCHEN FURNITURE.
Also q small lot of B4CON. aud good MICH
COW Terms of sale-For all sums Of and under
s2U Cash, over that amount. credit of four months
will be given Tor approved endorsed notes.
w G.. WALTON.
octII GEO WrIrE, Auct
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-15
v. Kennedy

S5As received. per schooner Fornax, the following
II new publications, VIZ:
Discusses Reviews and Miscelanies, by william
Ellery Claiming; second edition. octave; cloth
Dictionary of Biography, comprising the most emf
nept characters of ali ages nations and professions by
r. A. Davenport; illustrated by 200 portraits on wood;
royal octave, cloth.
Ware ON the formation Of the Christian Character;
fourth edition; addressed to those who seeking to
lead religious lie; l8mo, half bound; price SO cts.
Causes and Evils Contentious, unveiled IN twenty
eight letters to Christians by Noah Worcester an in
t.resting and valuable little work; smo, half bound
ere. Sec.n,s oct Is st
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-15
r From the Cherokee Phqnir of July 81.

The President of the United States, we I'M
derstand. has instructed Colonel Montsome-
nv TO deposit the annuities due the Chero-
kee nation, and now in hisihands. in the Branch
Rank of the United States al Nashville. II will
be recollectcd BY our readers, that during the
administration of Secretary Eaton, he instructed
the agent to paw the aDnuiies to the individuals
Of the nation. and not to the nation, and in no
instance to depart from this rule. Inc Chero-
KEGS have, with some exceptions, refused TO re-
ceive the money under that regulation. until two
wears annuity have become due, or Sl5.5S5 S5
le is to be safely locked upin the vetoed bank
Will the Government return back to the Chero-
kee nation the lands coded for this money!
We are informed from source that can be re-
lied ON as authentic, that Governor Carroll OF
Tennessee will attend at the Council that Will
convene at Red Clay on the second Monday, IN
o. tober The object of his visit is not yet KNOWN
hut i, is not unlikely, that. IN conjunction with
two other commissioners, treaty with the Che'
rokees nav be proposed We are not little
surprised at the object ofhisExcellency,if we cor
rectIy anticipate It. when it is known at the late
Council the propositions fom the President to the
Cberokees to enter into treaty, was met with
the most unqualified refusal.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-15
AdAitiONaA.

q BOXES loaf sugar
q do Cayenne pepper, in phisls
Dbl. rose water; second hand carpet
stove and wheebarrow
And to close safes, will be ID, peremptorily, or
10 casks of Marsees Madeira aud sweet Malaga
Wines. oct Is
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-15
George p Wise

CONTINUES the Dry Cocds Business at the old
u stand, formerly occupied by Csnnell e wise, and
has relieved a part of his FALL SUPPLY by the
last arrivals from the North, and will continue to re-
ceive fresh Goods through the season His stock OF
CLOTHS. SATTTNEIS, FL.fNNELS. 6L1 =
KETS DONESTYCS, and FANCY ARTICLES
for ladies' dresses and gentemens clothing being ex;
tensve he invites his friends and the public to call and
examine, AZ he is determined to sell low.
Alexandra, October Is, 1882
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-15
Sale in Washington THIS DAY.
SHE OF
Valuable PERSONAL Estate,
By order of the Orphans Court,
BY RICHARD WRIGHT, .ductionesr.

10y virtue Of an Order from the Orphans Court OF
Id Washington County, shall sell at public auction.
on Monday next, 18th instant, commencing at ~ o.
clock, A IL. vt the late dwelling Of James Walker de.
ceased adjoining the Friends Meeting House, all the
valuable PERSONAL ESTATE of the said deceased,
consisting OF. viz:
Excellent Household &Kitchen Furniture
comprising every variety, and which is in very good
order
1875 shares Bank Metropolis Stock
10 do Franklin Insurance Company DO
do Chesapeake and Ohio Canal do
do Baltimore Steam Packet Co do
valuable Negro Boy. aged fifteen years. slave
TOR life
Saddles, Brides, stoves
Cow, 4 Steers, % Sheep
IS bbls (about Io. 900 wt) Of Rendered Tallow
Large lot Of Beef Tongues, and
Dried Beef and Sausages
Lot Of Sailing Tubs, Meat Chopper, &c.
Lot Of Lumber
Stalls in West and Centre Markets
With great variety of other articles
The Stocks will be sold at osE o'clock, P. w.
The Terms of Sale sre-AI sums under $50, cash;
over 90 and not exceeding $50 three months credits
over So and not exceeding 800. six months; al sums
over 500, nine months credit; the purchasers giving
bonds with approved security bearing interest H0@
Vt same time, ,ciH be sold
1 Negro Woman aged about 10 years
j gold lever and gold repeating Watch ,,o
,ialf Lot 49, in Reservation No II, containing as3W
feet.
Half Lott, Square s23, containing ?, 500 feet
Part Lot No 2, Square 373, fronting Oh '"ee'
North
Lot 10, Square 424
Lot S. in Square 48O
Lots aud IS. in qusre SIS
Lot 18, square SIG
Lots and 8. in square SIS
Lot %, Square SIS
.yahn
~, I2-dts RICH'D WRIGHT.
| Auct. Washington.
Tar
! II oct 10 JOSIAH n. DAVIS.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-15
For HNstNn

S&H The packet schooner FORNd4, hars,on,
master, will have despatch and take freight on
essonaSle terms, For which, or passage, apply to
'~ ls w FOwLE & &c.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-15
&Sss;;'*sGE
PENNSYLVANIA ELECTION.

uIs
Mr.. " off has in the Counties already heard
from, majOrlties amounting 10 about 8, 897-and
Mr. Ritner 8. 459-leaving balance Of ,562 in
favor Of Ri,Der. The remaining Counties in
1929, gave Wolf majority Of 1857. and Rit-
from which deduct Mr.. Ritner's balance already
received, and there are left for Mr.. Wolf, about
two thousand. But the counties from which par.
tial returns have been received, make the mat
ter about equal. Now, az there is continued
accession of strength to the Ritner ticket, we
may calculate that the twenty seven counties not
noted above, will give al leas. ten thousand ma
iority for Mr.. Ritner.
The twenty seven counties mperfectly noted
above give net Ritner gain Of nearly twenty
two thousand.
Dauphin. Clark, the anti-Jackson. cam
didate for Congress in Dauphin and Lebanon
counties has succeeded by majority Of 1900.
In 1923 the Jackson candidate had majority Of
1864 nett gain of 1886. Mr.. Clark was the
treasurer Of the United States under Mr.. Adams.
Here 10 another reto by the people.
Rork.-The victory of York is one of the no
blest achieved by the people on Tuesday last
Mr.. King at the last election, received 1860 ma
iority. Now Mr.. BarniiZ, the anti Jackson can
ddate, has majority. So much Tor the veto.
NEW JERSEY.
Ia New Jersey, Bergen. Somerset and Mon.
mouth counties 20 for Jackson, by small ajori-
ties. Cumberland, Gloucester, Mlddlesex, Sa-
lem, Burlington, and Cape May, are anti.Jack-
son.
New BRuNswIcK, Oct. IL. 1882.
We have returns from two counties complete
Somerset and Middlesex. In the former (the
Governors') the Jackson ticket Except for She.
riff has succeeded by an average majority OF
about So The National Republican candidate
for Council, and one of the candidates OF the
same party for Assembly. came within Is votes
of succeeding. The canal interest defeated these
two men.
In Middlesex, the National Republican ticket
entire has succeeded by majority Of little ris-
ing 100.
The changes in favor of the constitutional
cause, in many parts of New Jersey, have been
extraordinary. In the town Of Pequenack. in
Morris county, for example, last year the Clay
majority was only AZ. This year it is 206.-
Hurrah for New Jersey, Clay and the Constitu.
ton
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-15
SHIP NEWS.
PORT Of ALEXANDRIA. IN. e.

Schr. Speed. Woodward, cleared at NewYorl
for this port 10th.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-15
NORFOLK. October IL, 1882.

NORFOLK, Uct0Oer IT, fooS
Nnrai-The U: s. Ship vandaia. Capt. Budd,
and Schr. Experiment, LIT. Com. Merylne, nave
dropped dawn from the Navy Yard to the an
chorase off Town Point.
Commodore John D. Henley, recently appoint
ed to the Command of the West India squadron,
arrived here in the steamboat Columbus, from
Baltimore, on Tuesday last. We understand
he will hoist his broad pendant on board the VAN
dalia, in which vessel he will proceed to sea.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-15
SALES AT AUCTION.
BY GEORGE WHITE.-IHfS DAP
FMrniture, &c at auction.

NTONDAY AFTERNOON, ht 3 O'CLOCK, VIII ba
WI sold at my Warehouse q general assortment Of
new aud second hand
FURNITURE,
with several other articles; consisting as follows:
Mahogany sidebosrds; Bureaus; Bedstesds
Breakfast and dining Tables
Candle and Wash Stands
Stick bottom and rush seat Chars
Feather Beds, Mattresses, sc.
A lot Of Blacksmitl's Tools; and also
A lot of Wines, such as Sweet Malaga, Port, Mar.
oct IL settles Madeira. Sherry, Champagne, TIC.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-15

Fnr PhNadelphia, Via Canal.
>5LE The packet sloop S7.iTIR7. ] Garrison
.ksAek master, will sail on iuesxy For freight ap
'p,, - ouard, or to STEPHEN SHlNN,
oct IS jaime, . wharf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-15

For New Nurk.
.SLA The packet schooner VIRGINL7, Powell.
eEyaHHG master, will sail on Saturday. Por freight
pa, I. apply on board, or to
oct Is STEPHEN SHiNN, Janney's wharf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-15
sP GEO. T BRowN respectfully Of

fers himself to the Voters Of Prince Georges County,
Maryland. as candidate for the next sherifiiIty.
sept E9--wtf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-15
NEW JERSEY.

Ia New Jersey, Bergen. Somerset and Mon.
mouth counties 20 for Jackson, by small MAORI
ties. Cumberland, Gloucester, Mlddlesex, Sa-
lem, Burlington, and Cape May, are antiJack-
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Tar
., oct 70 JOSIAH n. DAVIS.