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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-09

The readers of this paper, and the readers of
papers which flourished before the National In
teIligencer had existence, have heard, year after
year, of the far-famed claim Of Amy Darden, for
her horse Romulus, which was pressed into the
public service during the revolutionary war. 10
all those readers, or such Of them as have, sur
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-07-05

The effect Of fear in rendering the sys-
tenn susceptible of disease.-There are
four classes of persons who enjoy remark
able immunity from infectious diseases |;
and three certainly Of these classes are
composed of the very persons who would
be thought most liable to suffer from such
epidemics. We mean physicians, nurses,
children, and that class of excellent fe-
males who delight, and to their honor be it
told, in going about among the sick, watch
ing with them, and performing numerous
friendly Offices that alleviates their pains
and spare them many an hour Of gloomy
solitude. !.
The physician is constantly passing
from the open air to the sick chamber, and
from the latter again TO the former he is
fatigued by his labors, aud, naturally per-
liaps Of slender constitution; yet he es-
capes, whilst the friendso OF relatives, strong,
robust, and living at ease in healthy situ-
alton, make but single short visit TO the
patient, and imbibes his disease. The
nurse. under circumstances in one respect
the reverse ofthose above RELAXED, lives on,
day after day and night after night. in the
atmosphere Of disease, and yet enjoys a
similar immunity. The benevolent watch
err, familiar with scenes Of distress, and in-
terested in relieving il, seldom suffers in
consequence Of her anxious toll /; aud the
infant hangs on the breast Of us mother
whilst she is suffering from. the plague.
without catching the malady. The cause
es of this immunity are unquestionably va
rious. The system, in some Of the cases
above stated, becomes gradually sccnstom-
ed to diseased atmosphere, and less sus-
cep,ible of its peculiar stimulus.
But when we view the whole ground,
and reflect on the peculiarities Of all the
classes that are usually slew 70 receive in.
lection and contrast them with those Of
the persons most frequently and easily at
fseted by it, we are drawn ifresistibly 10
the conclusion that fear. apprehension,
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-07-05
AftrbGrIS aEW4atrge:
PUsITsHED EyKaf ThuRsDAY woRNSro:
BIZ HENRY ADAMS

To village andsiMgle matt subscFi6ers dollars per
year hayahie before the expiration Of six mOnlhas
r. cosnpanies Of any RMmises otter six. 81 so per
wear, payable above. 10 eon6aniea less than six
St IS per year. payable as before T IS cents will
be deducted, From fESesc prices when payment
p mads IN advance. These prices are exclusive Of
mail " stage charge Tor Transportation. y. 81
No papers will 6ss iscenlinsIed until all Sfrearapes
afe paid, except the discretion Of the editor.
Notice DC wish 70 discontnno must be given before
I the expiration Of the year,
.ApvkRTIslNG. One square three Insertions 81,
and the same proportion for two or more aqnares--
Hall sqMare 20 cents. C0nlnnaRce erihree weeks
: 20 per cent per week. liberal deG 1ton made Tor
advertisements conlinued6 or I2 months.
Administrators aud Execut0rs' Notices. 81 go
Commissioners Notices, 25
an Communications must be postpaid.
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-07-05
{ LAWS or CONNECTICUT,
II. PassF1, MAY SESSION. 1889.

40 Actin alteration Of an Act entitled An Act for
constituting aud regulating Courts, and for appoInt-
ing the times and places Of holding the same"
Be Il enpcted, &c. That the town Of Washington
be,s ant 4Ie same is hereby constituted, probate
district called aud kuown by the name Of the district
of Washington. Always provided, that all matters
and business relating 70 the Office ola court of pro-
bate aready begun enlered either in the courts Of
probate for the district Of Litchfeld or Woodbury.,
shall be completed in the same manner, though this
act had not been passed. t&~
May 22d, 18S2-Approved.
[. Daniel B. Brinsmade, appointed Judge.1
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-07-05
ADVERTISEMENT !!

~ sxe Asfhmatic and Consamptive.
HENHE most prevalent and fatal Of all the Diseases
III in6flenfsl0 eixilixed s0cieiy--tiie Consumption
may teeFey 10 traced 10 The least alarming Of dsOr-
ssss siief tnk aegleeted cold. BY estimation il APP
penn Thar .O00 persons die annually of the Com
u piion. Most ci these dreadful results may be at
tIs56ted 70 common Gails, aud Negligent treatment
oGehe Harvesting Cough that generally ensdes--which
i nsuay followed hy dicul. breathing, pain IN the
side and al hast liberated Lungs. Violent and re-
peaied Asihmaiic attacks also bring on Consnmptive
sympioms. One or two dollars expended in the pur-
chase Of
Dr.. ReIfs's Astmatic Pills,
and liia attention their timely administrations will
usually mitigation Of these disorders. and Sc.
morally effect cure. The Pills also an easy and
eectSal remedy for the symptoms preceding and
e6a,paDyiag the asthma aud Consumption. For Colds,
Cokdhe, difficulty Of breathing, tighness and etric-
ture xEfoss the Chest, Wheeaing, Pain ia the Side,
Splitting Of Blood. Sc. Few cases can occur Of any
of ibis class III sor.efs in which the purchasers Of
DR. Relfe's Pills will NOT: find rich return for their
ariaing expenditure. Price--whole boxes, 80 Pills,
dollar; half do. IL Pills, 50 cts.
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-07-05
E. BOOTH.

s&&R0x&A&X 4A360Rv
HAS removed and taken the stand lately
- occupied hy Or. Barnes. 0ne door east
ofthe Court House, where ha keeps ep hand
an assortment &C CLOTHs. CAssImEnE and
VxsrIEss, which win b made 70 order % the
most fashionable style. -.
Also, TRIMMINGS Of the ~ aAaiity--
Sacks. Cellars. Bosoms. Hands @i1s. Gre
snfs, Hosiery, &c. o. -
CUTTING do4e on zoe shotl@1t
EB. thanked for the patrpn&es 81 So ~
csiSeA. hopes By his ende4o1z " kIIe IA
faction 10 his enstemers. ana g tseEit 9 <1zs
siannnee of their favors. - ~.
kisehfsId. May 81, 1854 W
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-07-05
!. An. Act, eome lille az the above.

Be Il enacted, &c. That the town Of Thompsop, be,
and the same is hereby constituted, a probate district
by the Ra ~ the district Of Thompson and that all
matters htlsness relative TO the Office Of courtof
probate, begun entered 10 the district Of PomfreI
shall be completed and finished in the probate office
of eaid Pomiret, in the same manner as though tss
act had not been passed. Nay IS, 1SS2-Approved.
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-07-05

The mansion house Of the late JosspA
Whine. ESQ. in Sslem, which was for alpne
time isnaniless, in consequence 40 sose /
degree perhaps, 81 saperstisioas feeling. hrs
Mem for ! considerable time past she resi.
depce Of Bishop Griswold. The venssa.
ble prslate lodges in the room IL whiehiis
owner vas assassinated.
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-07-05

Lime scater for Destroying Woynss.
The use Of Lime water for destroying
worms. was lately discovered ID 4 garden
near Edinburg, by the overlooking Of .
brook strongly impregnated with alkali
from the refuse lime Of the gas works.
Wherever the soil Of the garden was
reached by this water, il threw up myriadS
Of worms, which never returned again to
their holes. Scotsman.
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-07-05

Simplicity.-At the marriage Of MOn-
sieur d 'Arois, the city Of Paris agreed u
distribute marriage portions. A smart liz
tie girl of sixteen, nanied Eiss Noirim,
having presented herself % inSeribs her
name on the list, was asked who Vas her
loveri co. said she, with great simplici-
~, / have no lover; thought ths city
furnished every thing! This being told
to the Count, worthy husband was sought
out for the Girl. and her marriage pertioa
was doubled.
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-07-05

An Act in alteration Of an Act, entitled "An Act for
the regulation Of School Societies and for she sup
port of Schools"
BE e enacted, &c. That the Naagatuck river be-
fweea the Humphreyssills bridge in Derby, and the
division line heiweep Oxford and Derby, be, and the
came is hereby constituted the division line between
the rst snd second school societies. IN said Derby;
and that a the inabitaBis, living beiweea the said
portion Of NaSgasuck river and the old line. shall con-
suse part az, and belong 60, the SECOND school
ciety in said Derby. Nay 22d. l832-APproYed.
An Ac, Ia alteration Of Acg eafitled "An Act pro-
vidiag in cases OF Sickness"
BE e enacted, &c. That the provisions Of the third
section Of the Act VI which this 10 alteration, shall
nca be construed 20 apply, or extend TO any vessel
arriving or coming from anyloregn port Or place,
from any port or place in the Uaied States, sssh Of
The Capes of the Delaware. which shall have en-
1sFed sy port place in the United States north Of
Sz&n4 cspes sf the Delaware where there are quar-
saline teke5Hlipns, and have been visited ~ health
4Her, Fss4fed clean bill Of health, and shall have
tolp rermisd 10 golo the wharves and unoad there.
~ Esos1dse. snelI clean bill Of health, eesli6ed
cary sherepG shall be LEFT with he collector Of he
~ WifhiA twenty5ur hours alter the arrissl of such
tssDsi. Aay 3la. iS32-Approved.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-05

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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-05

fer ry ether defensive The Atlantic DIT he!
lido think that their ought aso friendly Attention "
ite 1cs taycrument respect OF Kentucky not one
An has been applied any nest OF
within her limits The subscription to the stock the -
object Whe interested ~
VI yn complains that unable 10 "a any a
which Inc d baltimore projected ana IN part
and deserves nat But how Mas lhe
OF Rods and Canals this ben Constituted i Sc
not msno,me nrjoty the members composing it; apponct 10y ham
o- both tie coatuioGaT the and Tie eApeden'y
exercising . . A.. ,:..r
SYSTEM in The Senate The ought be reduced he ceuh
Try not the Of the public debt ten twelve
such annual surplus rs diou
ton would form subject Of tile opponents
the system the BY which attack it. and are snap
inc their course accordingly. II 10 crush the System by the accumulation
yrnns IN the effort to persuade the People they
sarIy Jared whilst woud really them who would break up TIE
nir, n.r,es at urp!y dependent the JnIe'sa
the p-yInc public debt And The anasei D. Ia 'tsFe
the PROTECTING ami rcpca me duties Oh the unprotected articles. OF "
system Let then adopt the Ue IS which VII bnea. al
professional the merchant the
va, no diversity spnon de expectancy this measure Alb men
the selection OF these oeeis Tor rSal o. g. rs %
were not Pae within =, ne IGns offended no Pssis 81"
he tavorIte theories orriy uh' On
, n.q erounL When that is ocled let oo hey ND H. ana SEE
II satisfy those opposed The Oar Soahsrn hFen
lyc that IS ira,u and ask pal We beLev that -
Will psda tsm and a'ea to every oif section
Un, Hcuty their BE- they mi stronger
the points Of @ 81 m ~ M is 40
sIrie ral f, is 10 principle IL can De sh0n operate
ensnsacl and nate would be The duty OF ton
neie and apply artne,y And none VIII coersje mar
6csI the bc made, without l'S na
cy Bar. fulil the purposes institution lie i
fci crippled ms will Foiaoe les
ct and ea.er and will feel the consequence This Is
tbs great question De made satisfactorily to all fa' VI oar
Union,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-05

zs As-s s1s La
lode showing the comparative -a-ses the Ga
s-s uhh IL. at
II preceding - u. = .
coasnE au- periods his nj tae !e- 1871!
Tx aIys1,l j tx aEaA;saTs
in trade
required,
and tx o,hE sFes q Ac1a--! lac
th
Of the ;:e- s io1t-' The rss;
toia-< The vessels
into Ii departed ora oaA
AIS whose entered - 81
departed employing ts7S CD oal 1e
o,p-es.r .r-c-s
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-05

The sheen Erns generally, three sheep the .ce
summer enough: ah .igi the trd be pretty good
wen managed OF the aer mil ons Of sheep IS Supposed tia.
aoun:re millions the State OF New York h
49, IN. ,s.e,t KNOWN
sheep arr I'D upon lands worth from hitcea to tn: s ;
al a.ehesa county ~ -en are ooa' i've "Irr .'n'1d
,.s per then PAbe, tat tie -'eae Sorti of hni
IN Us ,, 't sesr ~ worth te oars rf .cre; ,4eny nioas
sheen v Il efurc ,Ge6 eco e sc. ,
Capt., in sheep aud Ind. them se,
The twenty millions of sheep produce y Millions OF poSHs Of so
Che erop Of 1881 worth shsn s:s o0o, Geo.
lie crop Of Wool having reference to the whole qsahufy
made into cloth Qualities, Is worth +c,o'o,cN
the gross annd F;Iae OF wool AID rs ,laars
millions dollars be ai ,here VII I: aosei ioE each peFson
the Unite; States three M IA. doa i :. s'' PEI ~
Te fixed sad f64tH e vested ia Tie xoi9n
SOCK .-at sii cl- Ell alOyel, T.! y ssiazi :; 90
Cap,z directly :, the growth and Hlrure ao s.l,
The rrorcs,cn eea me aint usi f-c;o. so
WORKED up BY haholi .nu as % @ a. OF the a:g
snn ai. t5'; q fifty ri Persos, .soe
f.e.are xhethe. hoa.eseEi OF o,ner~iss
.a,ii I pSs.iucs, sHs,ls, a.
!e sytrae product Of ,al, cGi,a,ed for the supply Ct ,
the era,ar sni ose 1t on ten: - atr.f 70
G-e $40, eco Of Ind 20 feed hcse -il ue: =
peplcn,s WORT, asy hf.lea -ot--' .-e.e g q,
capal involved IN tie grcr:h .l uoi t. sla
lie c7esei aeeng agriculture tee4- go
manufacture ef SC-, 10y hc thus sarcSa-
Provisions 20 rnan1faetu-e-s !,
c tSsl 10 a5 4ss S ~; t Il l- et .a IN
pioyed occa=sc q tie fctD.e>
e.
Of the wociea Manufacture IN tie United sta=s
Fo. every one ual, thousand ps Of wool manufactured ttere
employment, e4I TO tie boT Of 't in he
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-05

), thc -. 81 Sc.
=. Ps.oi-f

Tl q .;s Ral! Es-s - n. sg : ''1- lE -
oaas-sers5l rzs.s, q ae=es yasrs aurt
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-05

Tonnage the 1872 the fo1. d-rS
20 lie u-ie f.osnIh =
Reg ;onnsse sold to foreigners foE ls-2 49,.
Do. LS = !IreS-3
Do Do condemned trustworthy, !!,tStsv
Corrections Sy s al -.uIlh balance lisz1EHg
Tonnage, v.sseS sod to les, And
dealne TserIs and heretofore credited lSssl1ti
80
zc,ual tonnage
a7pl-en. :Oanasr, Is above i,-ls,ts92
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-05
APPENDIX.

3s1 artie Tonnage Of he tiaits Sat' from 1918 70 1889
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-27
7NOTICEt

The Inhabitants Of the Country part Of Alex-
andria County are requested to attend a meeting
to he held at BALLS TAVERN, On Saturday,
the 18th instant. at IL o'clock.
The object Of the proposed meeting is to afford
the People an opportunity to express their honest
indignation at the 8. fragrant abuse Of their high.
est rights" by the 8. Council Of Fue." deriving
their authority from the g Council Of yirteea."
to attend to the interests Of the Io,C,, not Coun
fy of Alexandria, in the Congress Of the United
States. The meeting will further be called upon
to express their sentiments upon the three propo.
sitions submitted by the Hon Chairman Of the
Committee Of the House Of Representatives,, to
the PEOPLE of Alexandra.
January 20, 1885,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-27

Tie Weather.-On Thursday. Goth inst. the
Thermometer ranged, from 8 A. NJ. to P. NJ.
from 80 to 100 above Zero, attended by brisk
N. w. wind and clear weather. The coolest
previous period Of the weather was on Fri lay
morning. 10Th Of December, when the Thermo-
meter ranged from Zero to go throughout the
dav, aud perfectly calm. The Goth, therefore,
making every allowance on an average, has un-
questiOnably been, throughout, the coolest day
this Winter; for IN the sun the Thermometer
stood at only 500, when on the 10th of d., ember
it stood at So. MUSEUM.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-27

The Senate were engaged Yesterday from two
O'Clock till six, in secret session. The subject
of their deliberations was the nomination Of Mr..
Van Buren,, and the result was the rejection Of
the nomination--by what vote 10 not known-but
it is rumored, by the casting vote Of the Vice
President. Int. ofyesterddy.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-27

.Hr. Benton. 1t is The misfortune of this gen.
tleman, though "orthodUx" in politics as far as
persons are concerned, To be considered even by
his allies as most egresrlously'' heterodox" in
matters of m eipls Already he has rommenc.
Ell inhicung upon that grave aud disnified body
Of which he is member. his aptly styled "Se-
distressing harrangues"-toa as little purpose
however as usual. First his famous Salt Bill
then his Indian Blanket bill-and last his Bank
resoluiou-have been in spite of three hour speech
es mos, unhandsomely treated. and even cruelty
used. We commi>erate their fate and sympa-
thlse with their parent 1t is not for lack of care
on hs part, that they have scarcely survived their
entrance into this breathing world. Indeed, their
early decease may perhaps be attributed to over
attention and anxiety on his part. 1t must be
a strong bantllng to live after being loaded with
whole newspaper Of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Nobody ever accused Mr.. Benton of inatlention
OF negligence in the construction OF a speech
The great fault Of his oratory, is its labored, vo-
luminous style. Wolcot's lines on Dr.. Johnson,
may with propriety be applied to Mr.. Benton.
own like no, lemons ,urgil st,le.
That gives an inch the imp ,rtancr OF 4 mile;
Casts Ut manure wagon loso around
To raise q simple sisis, from the ground;
Uplifts the club ;'f ercuies- for WHAT
To crush buueiay or brain agnat;
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-27

Creates whirlwind from the Garth TO draw
A xoose's & sther or exst straw;
Sets wheels on wheels in motion such cstter!-
To force up one poor nipPerkin OF water;
Bids ocean labor with Tremendous roar,
To heave a cookie -shell upon the shore.
Alike in every theme bis pompous art.
Heavens awful thundrr. or = runoiing cart!
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-27
Mr.. FriN,bleY.

MR.. FriMbley.
the celebrated Original Lifting STATUEM!'
VIII portra, h. Classical Sce, + Anc'rat Statusry
In Nineteen Splendid .4thtudes,
together W lth his admired Roman Adore and other
Novelties, will be expressed in tr bills Of he da
On SATURDAY, EVENING. J4N %,
In the Mechanics Hall, Alexandra.
N. -. Mr F. moIey, in justice to hnsel and the Ma
mayer OF The theatre Mr Jefferson, feels it duty in
cumbent upon him to announce to the public that eve
~ arrang enen wa. made for his iis sppe arance OH
Thursday evening last announced the papers, and
he being the spot; nothing but the unexpected
change in the weather could have produced the slight
st alteration rhsriver being frose:., prevented the
Company appearing to support his exertions on the
pre- vious evening jan q
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-27

It il stated that Professor Tucker, Of the Uni.
versi,y Of Virginia, IS engaged in collecting ma
terisls for writing the life Of Thomas Jefferson.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-27
Masonic.
Gun aud = Mite emi,h.

UUN 6WV NKV6 SUNNY.
'TNHE subscriber. having taken the Shop Aeiy oced.
i pied BY Mr.. Zichsrsh Nicholas, on the east side
Of Fairfax. between King and Prince streets. respect.
fully socit' share public patronage in the differ.
ent branches o! his profession, Is . Gun and White
Smith Guns stocked altered to percussion principle.
repaired, at the shortest notice and the most res
sona5e erms.
Any orders in bis line OF business entrusted to him
shall be executed with the promp,tude necessary to
retain patronage which he feels will not be denied
By generous public.
THOs NJ FUGITT.
NIB CASH given for old Keys, Brass, Copper. Pew.
ter. &c L u. =.
jan 26-3t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-27

M. Adan,s is now stated in several of the
papers. that this gentleman has expressed him
self i" favor of reducing the Tariff, and - reliev.
ing the South from ITS burdens" We shall be
pleased to find his course conciliatorv. We, al.
ways friends only OF a moderate Tariff, have ne.
yer ceased urging attention to the wishes Of the
South. IfMr, Clay's proposed measure will not
answer. we are IN favor Of adopting some scheme
for restoration Of harmony. and strengthening
Of the bonds Of Union. Mr.. Adams will do
right, as Statesman and lover of his country.
to act for the good of the whole nation. His
course will further insure the kind feelings of the
Southern People. already extended towards him
in consequence of his FIRST move in the House Of
Rep esentatives.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-27

IN shE ALEXANDRIA PHENIX GAZETTE,
'''s Paper IS tountry Paper a. per aanum PUB
hshed and edited ty
EDSAR SNOW DEN.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-27
Nj es, brandy, 0c.

} HALF Pipes Gisret wine
y IS dozen bottle d. 10
French Bran 4h and 9th proof
2barreiS roe W ter
demijohn y, e vitriui
do qus.ortis
10 barrels distilled bees. and pure ciler vinegar
Also, mai qa.nti:! Of log wood, fusc, and blue
vitroi For sale by
IAN % GEO WHITE
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-27
I OmMiissiNner,s Bale.
Public Sale.

uUkkC OdAOs
TINBER the authority Of deed of trust from Az.
u gustine b. williams, will be sold at public auoL
to the highest bidder, for Cash. at Fairfax Court
'Iouse. Gin the State Of Virginia the Goth day 81
February nex,, being tie third Monday Of that month";
y.92x A TRACT OF LAND,
'I ying:on the waters ,t Sandy nun. in the
"VS& said county Of Fairfax, which was convened
--4sss,to Augustine g. williams, by deed from
George Williams, dated the COT Of Deeembef, 10 -
and Which Tract Of Land contains about ~ Acres,
mure or less.
Title believed to be unexceptonable; but such title
only will be conveyed to the purchaser ~ is vested IN
me as Trustee THOMSON +. MASuNs
jan 20 1awts
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-27
Hugs

\tsshi give fair prices for 500 tn 1000 more good
ianl7 w.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-27
This Is TO give Notice.

'INHAT the subscriber, Of toudodn County, Virginia.
1 has obtained from the Orphans Court Of Alexan.
lria County. District of Columbia. letters testementA-
~ on the estate Of John n DE Butts, deceased All
persons having claims against the said deeedent are
hereby warned to present the to the subscriber.
passed by the Orphans Court, before the 7th
day of January, 1893, or they may. by Law. be ex-
cuded from all benefit to said estate; and those iadebt-
ed thereto are required to make immediate P,,ment.
Given under my hand this 7th day Of Janusr, l0j2.
JOHN =. DUi.ANY,
Ian 7-3w Ex'r Of JnO n. DE Butts;
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-27

Bacon. Butter, Aiard, &c.
SnnO LBS prime smpshire bacon
JUtJlJ 1000 lbs Hogs Lard, in barrels and kegs
5000 40 prime Butter part Glades)
20 barrels VIRGINIA whskey
1000 lbs Venison
Choice Family Fl ur
For sale by FREDERICK FOoTE.
ian 25-eu6t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-27

DRAFTS THIS D.7H
Virginia State Lottery.
For tho benefit tr Peters arg ',mevolent Assoc'n
Class 20 fo 1882
Will be drawn in ;ic ,r'rr oH Fr'dlv January q
CAPITAL P1IZE SD 500
Tickets 81 naives 200; quarter, "
Union Canal Lottery Of Pennsylvania,
t:,sss No , Tor 1882
To be drawn -, IN III h'a ON Saturday, Jan %
50 NUMBERS g DRAHN BALLOTS
Prize of $4,000 lprize Of $4,000
/ do of 10000 40 prizes Of 1000
Tickets $40, halve, ); quarters 81; eghths IS
To be had in q variety Of numbers ut
JOHN G. MANDELL'S
Lottery ann Exchange office
Drawing ofthe
Delaware s. N. Carolina Consolidated Lottery,
Glass No /, tor 1857,
81 SO "a ID l6 80 Is IS
" LOST, on Tuesday last, two Whole
Tickets in the Union Cahsi Lottery, Class No. for
1884, having on them Combination Nos IS 81 SIS. and
IS So g, and endorsed g. In C. Msndell" The
finder woola confer obligation by leaving them at
Msndell's ofhc-.