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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-08-31
WESTERN ELECTIONS

nc western vote gives that the Valley of ia,
mississippi VIII be much unanimous i'm the
ng election for the President than il was AT the last %
uo' lie obtained every electoral vote then but thcr,
was not such decisive maOrtes among the Leope i'm hi
iavor as notc 1t is astonishing that while every mai
brings IN new proof OF the growing popularity of the Pre-
Sdeht The Opposition Press should give out such l. M
presentations. 49, '0 &c
Missouri gives the following as the result IF ~,
Banks struggle in that State To letter of The 1I i"
August from one OF the best informed men in Nissonri
we have this postscript: " oui'
'Our elections have terminated we-fbe Ioygest To.L
son mDoTity returned to the Legislature thai ,oe 5or
eo@ hdd. The GOVERNOR and LIEUTrN ANT Coy'rn
Noi'' REAL JACKSON VETO MEN, cOnfdenfIy beIjere,
10 Oe elecfed-nothing doubtful 6tt me C0nSyess eic
Giobe. l'' io' '"'kson'J-
Speculation is busy the result but we will M, ~
Ee'uIe guess one thing is certain-the re eIecon o
Denton IS sale beyond the possible hope OF cneriz
ing.-Fdyette Monitor. ''N
The Lion bearded and 6eafe, ian 5;s Jo, q
VIII note one glorious fdct-the election of Docto NJ
ana Col Strother in 81 Louis! We draw mo in,,i;aS
usuncuon between these gentlemen and Messrs M NJ
ana ray the other successful republican candidate a.
","' cOuhy-Du having noticed that Dr. Merry nrcs;J
Gu e Ahu-bank meeting in that city few davs bef,re
me eIecuon and that Col. Strother addressed the Assem-
odge IN support OF the Presidents Veto-we rejoice +,
perceive hat they have prevailed over the imperial
uIcl OIL 'he hepubcan" which forbade the election o
any man opposed TO the bank.-B.
we hear that the Jackson ticket got large tnaiorit;
ne counties oil Clay Ray, Charlton, La Fayee SaIi,o
"uO,Pi' Monroe, GascOnade, Crawford Jackson Mario
ana Rails; and from the probable prospects Dnnir
Boggs and Wells are elected: the contest he, I'm an
Press. - '' 81 A>o"ts fTee
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"BeyOnd Me Reaeh OF Contino.e,,e,, !,

mr.. Calhoun appears to be fond of fis S,,,.oe.:.
b IeooH on tile Tariff of 1876 he insists unon
io Deeents oil the Protective System TAen me lyos
PuI them beyond the reach of confinoenc,, ~
IS 2r MULTIPLYING this same PROTECTIVE sSio 'o'o nc
pace the cause of South Carolina bS,o, ~ a" ~
nc oCHe'Se"cteS lie is flying from one extreme IN
ahother-'oto it is notification "be,,o,J No % 70
0,t"genc'eS-and then, it is the protective svsteg
0Gyc"9 me reach Of cOntiagencies5 'o"i
us; - - III tle following reply Of Mr. Calhoun % nm
i'iauoh addressed to him by the States Rigb, Pa
W to attend public festival ON EJis,o I ar
Johns, CoetoD, that he puts forth oo; IS; ot
Iicou vi hullliicaon-and his favorte exnroes;o
IL IS rue that in this letter Mr. c. does NOT I
yooitor' once and seeks to clothe it under cer'oi
generaltles; but it is notification which he m
'""'0' our system" our political faith -
Ge,Ucoo, FORT HILL, 30th July 1892
il INST inviting Inc in behalf of ,e Free VIC
o'de flights Party OF ST. Johns, Cocfon 10 r,r,d ana
Puonc dinner to be given the 18th of next r1 VI
Liberty. ~" '"u constitutional
Devoted as am TO those great objects .i,oo.o,..
gre. hat my engagements, and the season of tb 81
'oauu. me from accepting your invitation Had II Ico,
~ s NY power 70 attend assure YOU that il would b
Afforded me great qualification 10 oin ON dc "oGu nave
chehs oil yonr Parish, who have so distinonisLcG -, e
sr,S Wy" carry and enlightened zeal, in the great
ubSU' "i'lch thls state has maintained for en- 49,
years, and under such adverse circumstance IT, many
constitutional Libery-Never was a cause 60 ,,O VI
P'Ulouc, more grossly msrepresented or moro ,', u
assailes nor has one, under so many dmcnI,; yusuy
more firmly and successfully sustained VII ever ooen
PPOHon win; WIN the discouuenance of surfouni;r
oldes; WIN the whole promise and patronage If H. ~
neral Government against u.s. assailed Lii H. o oe-
au us opponents; charged with the design Of is,n
SnoiuIn against all, we have firmly maintained o,
~ Is 10 'he order Of Providence that GOOD caue
Wofhuy sustained, never fails in the end 10 pso
we accordingly find that ours had adyance5 in sn "'I
eeyv'y unlG4ly Iill il is so well understood pJ ~
hy established as to be placed beyond the roach r %
Gngences, if we but perseyee as we yo vacn OF con
o snor' space oil Tour years, doctrine has ovsro5
ouI own state, and IS already rapidly taking roots bJ
cur UNITS ana we may confidently anticipate tbat H.
Few years II will be the established poi,icsI ttt
o. our country feel myself authorized 10 snestn,,
has already made but from deco convc,io III 1ause
founded on truth and that the cause Of truth snnoop,od
ougnt 70 De WI in the end prevail Ofone hin , a.
"y % asISu 'at without The recognition of orr DO
ilne' our political system must end and dat snecJ a.
on ana dcspotsm. Our danger is the lois NJ 6o
o,cd ' 40, "''uon as honestly supposed BY many on
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GEORGIA POLITICS.
From the Savannah GEORGIAN

lffoin the Savannah Georgan1
WHAT WILL THE PEOPLE DO ?-Iruly we have fail .
en- on strange times. meeting is got I'm ot Atbens q
eadng man comes ia with resolutions ready cut and de
IN MS pocket lie takes the meeting i'm the bumor and in
e excitement caused by his novel way of proceeding in
auuon 20 that generally attendant upon of
the kind, his resolutions are passed
South Carolina il seems Tor if the roask ,yas ei.l,
thrown OIL, j. C. Calhoun and Coz TO be SUMMARIZED b
georgia at all hazards. This is the doctrine no,v Tbs
schoolmasters have said it. -Four months ago with a
la1h more oppressive than the recent one Georgia de-
ouceu me course oil Carolina being too hasty and as
tending TO Revolution and Dsunion And do the agtators
VINO nave got up these meetings suppose that few din
nef speeches and dinner Oass arc TO comulete sucb m
Voluoh IN The people of Georgia as 10 make Them e,n
brace sentiments they have deliberately condemned and
cause them TO hug TO their bosoms the man who
consistent in but thing in his political life and
hen NuliilcatOn triumphs IN Georgia then will Ion
- Ca'nouh De triumphant Tor he is identified with IL
georgia IS Interested in the removal of the Tariff
SION, as wen as South Carolina. She has from, ne ~
une' protested through her Legislature against m unist
operation on the Southern States She las not Ia -, - 81,
for Carolina 20 tell her of her own ,vron,s -. -, ,
her 10 hef DUTY But when, with honcd words CroIna
Woulh WheedIe her into such measure as Nu66csGon
sue WIZ exercise discretion and beg 10 be excuscd Tho
aDIe OF me w with his tail cut off should he remem.
Oereu IN an constitutional means 10 get rid OF the odo,s
burhen Georgia would cheerully co.0pcrate nh 60,
State, but when specch-makers undert.to g. -, Sy,
she WIN uphold "any Siaie odds how rasbv maj STATE
may act thoy promise an improbabilitv
WIN Iegiumale powers, Convention can onlv yeeou,.
mend measures for adoption Fuller powers such az s
proposed Dy 'he Resolutions above quoted we would be
very unwilling to see granted. Toa Copvcptio, ro,,,
~ called and with the usual powers no erso, c G
any OBJECTION bot grasp at power ike the present sbonlJ
DC resisted by Tie people. The ultimate aim i ~ co
power IN the hands OF icw-I.et the neonlc res;t M
oc"B"hg plots Of such men, aud the Republic is safe
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ANTt-TARGFF CoNvENrIoN-Wh tbe novo,oon,
was nrst made towards the call Of Convention we hest
'ol WINE what courselt was proper pursue We
oeeVed from the first, that was planned at washington
anu are confirmed in this opinion little reflection soon
US, mat there was no insurnountable objection
70 ne pan oil Convention, we never vet disrusted
ne "ue patriotism OF the people Of Georgia. We know
rom many experiments that there is Ieaven enouob
among Dom the parties, to nuse healthy and sound
P'lhCiple throughout the mass Of the BODY polite We
nave therefore adopted the plan of Convention as tho
""u 'no most pacihc-as that which will result most
"Shencay 10 me Constitution and the Unionos the Iar
when VIII result in Southern C,Dqpeofio, W. 1911
ehuely WIN the views of the Richmond Enouirer We
are uecidedy and determnaely opposed TO seDarafe state
ne agaiors will contend for this separate action
Oi tne state but hey tcW JdH-the die is cast
The Augusta Chronicle has revealed The nI,n NJ t,
very lew Georgia nullifers. We knew il before W.
ogTs'ahu The nuiliers thoroughly-They have THOUGHT
Ne Georgia ny surprse-bu and others have been
warning them Tor the last two years and more. and (gL
men, and IT0up men were ready for The crisis NJ
""ee OF J0W leading nuers intended 10 Ian ont fbeiy
S"eSH ~ me C0nUeHOH-and il is for this purpose tha,
oes, ana Clayton and Berrien have been riding through
'S 70 uy'ame the minds Of the people to the right
ica" Dut they are ioreslaed The sentiments at O e-
'OPe uey dld not ddTe TO reuter- at Macon. III is here
io'C we say "they have hauled i'm their horns" Tbe
tVt heir ieelers, and got them bruised bv the weig
" PuOhG Indignation The friends of the Union have r.
'cImhcd 70 meet them on their own ground The Con
Vehuon, should IL meet will be Of the sternest stuG e.
ga lh convention will shew TO the Union that will -
SHOWS her rights, and knowing, dare maintain sbe oil
1rlh her strength in the Jorn and spirit Of the Con
We therefore recommend TO the friends Of tbo 1ri.
throughout the State, to elect and send their dee -,
'e convention It's Of the utmost importance ti,st ~
'"ou 90 sohat no county should remain
,b i my Should send men who can be relied on-men
VIC WIZ use every cXpedont, but resort TO nulli6can
OioCe,or TO dismcmbcrmcUt of the Union Tet ,bc,9
~ Neloclcd without reference TO Bqrfv disgiyc,;,' -
'y no" oAis' ~ Gcorgia-bu nc 5We hft hcy be men
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MILLEDGFVI

r.,
PUBLIC SENTIMENT GEoRGIA-Tbe move
mehs now going on in Georgia are looked upon bv our
and jn ILL., WIN hring interest They important,
anu anu VIII become historical But let not Virginia and
North Carolina fear the result The great bod2y of o,
people are with those States in feeling and sentiment
Lei not . Carolina drink in false deiusion from tbese
movements, In the vain hope that thew STRENGTHEN The
ahus oil me NullIllers Neither let the North and West
be deluded-nor let the South give I'M Georria nil
struggle against the Tariff in every constitutiona
she VIII light it upon the last plank But the ssF ederal
mon "tSt be preserved, and Georgia will never adopt
Nulnhcalon as her remedy. We pledge ourselves ,nt
me thoughts OF our people turned on peace'hcv
wiILhevcr consento graft such monsrous excresence
,; "'Tn' "s pracuca principle, upon the CON
S"'uuoh oil the country. We acknowledge that we
once entertained some ears--but the gloom ia Ill
Persed-ihe bubble has burst in Georgia Our very
"St men nave awakened TO the crisis Apathy was
what we once icared-but the mighty have riso, in
Icn Sue,St ana te 6ii1d Sampson has been shorn We
speak advisedy. We know from the daily ncreaSo 81 %
Puoh-is mat our people firm in their oppoSon
10 NuiIhcaton We supply nearly two thousand If ,bn
,Geaen OIL georgia with our weakly efforts against the
ag''ots ana our labors are highly approved We have
almost daily communication with the Intelligence and at
s,n VI 'le o'ate OF different politics from every quar-
.e anu we can assure the friends of Unon at home and
"uodu' nd' me desperate efforts simultaneously made nv
lew Ioen, TO distract the people and propaafo NmJGy
9on and disunon 0W entirely Jail-has dircady GaVed
lew have been, few may be carried ava b, ,
wind OF doctrine-this new aith-butfIe low ca,,
ana the middle country, and the connIr
sg III hGr might and the serpenrs head has already been
pIuIseu we speak without reference to distinctions We
might mention the most distinguished names of Jot6 o,;
sldnu nrhiy on The side OF the Union-but thank God
arc 700 numerous 10 mention. If South Carolina look
deceived. The project has already failed eve SatGSSy
but in Clarke and 0gethorpe And why did il succeed
mere! Because the Mules all assembled at Athens and
Lexington Those assemblies were NOT n1oIe ,, IS ,i
people OF those two countes,-hey did not repreqen, the
Tue Voices oil those counties. Ut has failed in Bbb in
'aPer, IN tial III W alton, in Coweta in Richmond IAN
gustav Ii will fail in all the most populous conni;
me up-country 1t cannot live in the mountain air,
not una even an infected district there-it has died in
the middle grounds-and should it ever reach them me
pune 'ooodS will murder it, as Quick as thev would
OF P"heT from wilkinson Houston, and Dooly TO The
iorida line and the sea coast.-Federai Union
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TIE AUGUSTA MEETING

Hlr forsylh rose amidst desenug plsuds-said he had
oio loIi9augh 70 communicate which might bear on the
o. ''es0ions and would give before The vote wa
I,ken lie said, he had always been opposed 10 c noI
o. Pfoccon-thai 10 bad always met lis untrn bd,iiif
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-08-31
CAPITALS-s5O,OOO and s25Ooo.
)Il LYcdlesdnu. I'm Octnher 100 LII b,
new YORK Consolidated E.offcpU
INWIIIUNT OF
66 Number Lottery-IO Drawn Ba1lots
Containing Me IoLlolcinR .SpIcndid pri.ns

Wh0Ie IIckeIs only SlO-HaIves S5-Ouarfcrs In
FOR sale as usual, ia every variety, al the EXCHANGE
Lottery Office Of THO r. RICGp,Se ana
~, ,v,.- "a o., Corner opposite Eagle Hotel
~ Where 10 ~ 49, the Grand CAPITAL Pr y,
9SO'OOO-z1 30 rs DO. Of $50 0OO-IO Is So do -,
Prizes have recently been sold and paid al sgLf
u Orders from abroad viii meet vyiil, t,c ,st b.,
tcnuon August % fe5 ',iI az
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SII,7OI,539

nus falling short of our estimate in the sum of onv
S29S46l, while the rate IF ty on the protected articles
according TO Col Drayton, exceeds our estimate by onv
about Ia percent.-B. y '"y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-08-31

The above is the aggregate amount of re-
duclioh estimated on the nett revenue from
me duucs, but our estimate was founded on
Tie gross revenue from the duties, which
would add to the above
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-08-31

Allowing ior The 10 and 20 per cent. est
mating the pound sterling at 1 Al, with the
existing credits on the duties, as the tariff
now stands, and DIS il stood in 1928, we have
TO deduct
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-08-31

Thus making a difference between Col.
rs estimate and ours, OF only S2SI, 5OI on
the protected articles.
Inc reduction in the whole of the duties,
since tie acts OF 1880 have been in opera
.ioh' amount according to Col. Drayton, to
the sum of
Adding to the above the reductions I'M
der those acts,
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BTGGER7S
EXCHA.NGE y LOTTERY OFFJCE.
RICHMOND, VA.
Bigger always the sovnc

having NTdHu Consolidated Lottery. No "
"a Il 53 % 10 80 III % i6 III
Comb Il "a 80, the splendid Capital Prize of 400 oOo
sent by bigger TO gentleman in the Countfv-aIso'
~ ~ 3D. Whole Ticket Prize OF S5OOsod and maid ~
sight, TO young Gentleman of the City, as usual, bv
~. BIGGER.
Drawing Union Canal Lottery, No. II.
70 % 30 80 81 81 81 13 "a IL
Comb l3 A 81, Whole Ticket Prize Of 81 OOOHsold
and paid at sight, usual, by BIGGFP, O''
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$0,sO0,52s

pJ,oUJ, OZS
I,s02,OII
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Noli reduction on protected aricle..

Nett reduction on protected articles. 49,
TO about '"'' '''''lfe The above
Tho aggregate amount Of duties uols, ,.
Deduct dgties ON ,roterfc,r .,,i.t. slj,l
1915
Leaves duty ON unprotected articles of
Add interest t0f months slof.red c,.5,. , , ei
rate gl per cent. per tnuum, efft W.
'H'ien'c Hom chHugo boo tho pound sterling
on imports ton Great Britain. be- vino ,d y.i7
Ie9 ou9os, "nount oftbo imports 5oi9o ~ lWI
80 onI iho difference sJl32ln nf tb1 49,
cont, -'..' - "-' Ief
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- Z" "I1IIIII ~ F-tIo-o OF OUT estimate,
but II the calculation is made on the Tariff
as 1t stood in 1928, and as il stands now, with
The addition OF the 10 and 20 per cent tie
pouhu sterling al Al, and the existing Gre
dts OH the duties, it will reduce the above
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-08-31

. IT, s,Ef =, OF Vermont slid what. jD anil, taco.
~ other monitors who udyocooI pfotori, e,3i
prpfaet, ,t 1 mo miuinuuls) uIonlng Tho ,t
Of th4f systc ,I as burthen on THO co,sumc Tho o,e,
hear gcro,c w. n.f'peseutod Tie had been sufise ~,
iNfi tiit DO lovcd dutics of of ~ r,
,I , q yal Of cloth costing one dollar ays AZ zen on
py ff1 81 ,'' i'I1f ani cent, true ~ ,ggor,
yard coslng So en would be- at The ratio Of ID per cent So
conts n ,. Nv, would pay ~ - cents and ward ca,,;.
wac to fat H. y9' bciug at The of00 pcr cont got w
pord Tbo eN1rgeqbie cM hc.e Fgh agfies es,c 3
he go{ W D'ion worc confined To- Cloths valued ~ . M
pofat1u of t M ~ =, Doc effect then, was prohibition Of ill., IT,
cludnd Hs I.b ot,t ' D,ieffa me maHug or tbosc ~,
rH hore ~, ,,, M M ae rtafs me .gneyela 9o,gs,5
tho 'Iau4.. u u, h .iiaot lfolt Wr Evo,ofti. e.tt
1l Iftr Hgrur.r ''' W. 1 rrtlshei in tla Nation
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-08-31

Judge Berrien has been treated in this paper as Md
liter. We had heard this conradiced before by those
who might be supposed to know; but now learn from
source entitled to perfect credit that he is not Null
fer.-.fugtstG Courier.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-18
Just Receiv ed on sale by
EVM M MORRISON.


1 SYSTEM of Universal Geography, popular and
y scientific, comprising physical, political, and
statistical account Of the World and it's various dvi'
sions; embracing numerous sketches from recent ira
vels and illustrated by engravings Of manners customss
curostes, Cities edices. remarkable animals, FRUITS
trees and plants BY 8. G. Goodrich.
The Farmers Own Book, or family receipts tor the
husbandman and HOUSEWIFE being compilation OF the
very best receipts on Agriculture. Gardening. and
Iokery with rules for keeping farming accounts &c.
Roman Antiquities and Ancient Mythology, by Chss'
K Dillaway. A. ".
Peter Parley's Book of Curos,ies, Natural and Ar.
tifcsI. illustrated by one hundred engavings
Peter Parley's Child's Book OF American Geography
for Beginners, it'll sxy engravngs and IS cod maps
Also this day received. LxXvIl. OF the North Ame'
riean Review for October. 1882. Contents;
Article I. Irving's Alhsmbra. u. History OF the
Italian Language and Dialects III Wharton's Histo'
r, of the Norhne w. Journal Of the i.anders v.
American Forest Trees. by ID. J. Bown. VI SIT
James Macintosh VII. Noye's Translation OF tue
Psalms VIII Bank of the United States --'uo'
scripton. S. per year OCT 10
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-18

.,,s bstted freely Ave to one Cd Triae. Slim
, ia T,Jr Relief merely saved their distances
NJ Lat n, the saddle girth Of the latter having
Fhi' psA' The second heat was pronounced
P, on one; Lady rr,ae Overt.king Black Maria
'aa !. VI me winning post. Slim broke down IN
81 a. The third heat was beautifully con-
ln.' '. %SI and was won by Triae BY length. In
''' s,.,h heat each Of the horses took the lead
1e .u. .,slv and it was won by Lady Relief by
cruz length. They again started for the
,s o'I ,s,t with continued spirit. Triie broke
Irn in the third mile, and Black Maria won the
o. -, and the race by about three lengths; thus
. .. out victorious IN a contest Tor twenty
.;.. and sustaining the reputation OF the blood
+ Eclipse. for bottom US well as speed. ir'ne'
y cas- the favorite from the beginning, and un-
'g ,,a foarth heat, is beautiful Southern hily,
!. Sir Charles. Lady Relief is an Eclipse colt
oy :" ". y. Com.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-18
Supplying Of Water.

TINE subscriber respectfully informs the citz.ns &C.
l. morally, that he has purchased out the interest Of
James Birch in his WATER CARTS, and intends con.
tinung supplying, with strict attention. all who may
favor him with their custom
WILLIAM p, GREEN.
N. b In case. at any time, persons should be dsap-
pointed in receiving supply of Water. by letting the
subscriber know, strict attention shall be paid to pre-
vent repetition of the same
Alexandria, 18th October 81
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-18
To the public.

MFRS CATHARINE WOOD respectfully informs
wi her former customers and the public generally
that she has re engaged Mir. THOMAS BIRD to ut.
tend her business Of HAN CUrTIse AND SHAVING,
al the old stand on Fairfax str et doors north of
King street; who will his utmost endeavors to
please AL who may favor her with their custom AZ
she does not wish her shop to be open Sunday she
will keep open until o'clock Saturday night, for
the accommodation Of her customers
oct Is
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-18
A HAYDEN, Dental Surgeon,

WILL commence his professional visits to Alexan'
w dria on Thursday next, 10th instant, and eonti-
me them on the second and fourth Thursday in each
month during the season A. B. H. tender: his ack'
M to his friends for the very liberal en-
cmrapement hitherto received, and respectfully soil
eits . continuance of their patronage
B. Persons desiring his professional sfr.ieHs aH
requested to send note to the Bar o. Cisge"
Hotel. may
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-18
George Y Wise

EONTISUES the Dry Goods Business at the old
u stand, formerly occupied by CAMEL e wise, and
has received 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. SATITNETS, FLRHNELS BLSN,
KE7S. no UESTYCS, and FANCY ARTICLES
for ladies' dresses aud gentlemen's clothing, being e1,
tensive he invites lis friends and the public to call and
examine as he is determined to sell low.
Alexandria October Is, 1882
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-18
I,ook Out!-$bO Reward.

n ANYWAY from the subscriber, = likely, bacE'
1 & smooth skinned Negro lad called
HANSON,
about 20 years old ola moderate active 'se and mas
scar in his forehead very ps" to be seen, Sau'ea
a,ns, is, and has been seen in Alexandra since. on
board Of a small vessel He is very smart, active
sr,fnI fellow and will evade detection if possible
will give the above reward, if taken sixty %'.es
from my residence or $50 any shorter nd y.
cured in jail so that gel nlm .b1"' '''
charges " ofo"S"' n. D HATrON,
Hatton's Hills, near piscataway' Maryland
S8-H
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-18
a Good Farm for sale.

WILL sell the Estate upon which live, containing
1870 Acres; one half Is in wood and the other.un
der course Of cropping; situated upon the great
Southern Road leading from Alexandria to Richmond.
II isso universally known. that shall give no descrp.
ton Of it. Any one wishing, from curiosity or desire
TO purchase, is invited to call and examine IT. 10
we'll provided with every description OF comfortable
building; better dtched than any other Farm in Virgil
MIA and has been for than 80 years under an i'm
proving course of cultivation. would be willing to
exchange il for Limestone Mountain Land. Tobac-
CO makers would do well to call.
sent l6-eolf w. H. FOOrE.