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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-09-12
CoMMUNICATED. 4

INOMMVNIUhItD'
We are sratihed by learning that the Students
OF the Episcopal Theological Seminary. ueac thu,
place. have rendered their services through the
Ministers of the several Churches Of Georgetown,
Washington and Alexandria, to render any as
'istance in their power to the sufferers bv the pre-
vaiIing epidemic, and that some Of them were
10 proceed to Washington this day for that pur-
pose. NJ
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Yo Cabinet Makers,


Or Others aesirous of commencing tho Ca6ina
Business
TTNHE subscriber, finding II rather impracucabie tor
L him to superinend both his establishments, is dc.
sirous Of dsposng Of the one recently occupied by
Logan Co.
rhe stand is certainly Of the most desirable fer
the Cabinet Business of any in Alexandria, Its value
as such being nsidcrabIv enhanced from having been
thus occupied for more than yesr.) beng situated
upon the north side of King, between Columbus and
Henry streets The building has recently undergone
thorough repair, and been perfectly adapted to the
business. and has every requisite convenience for car
ryIng on, having shop room sufficient conveniently
and cnmfGrabIy to accommodate ten hands, spacious
and snowy ware room, with permanent shed fronting
the street for vanishing purposes, rendering the
building very CONSPICUOUS for considerable distance.
The stock of Furniture on hand Stop Fixtures, &c.
with an ncxpended and desirable lease on the premIs
es. will be disposed Of upon such accommodating
terms to render opportunity fora person de-
srous Of engaging in the business to do So BY awaiting
thsmseIyes of the present fsvorsbie chance.
HARRISON BRADLEY. -
II. ID. still continues TO carry on the Cabinet busi,
ness at both his Establishments, and has now on hsna
and is constantly manufacturing . considerable VAIL
ETY. Of n,,,oy
which he will dispose of upon such terms 70 persons
wanting ~ to make it Of consdersbie importance "
them to give him a call previous to pu'rnssIng.
TURNING AND REPAIRING
Attended to promptly, and upon reasonable terms.
aug 4-d3, &2swfm
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Notice.

ISAAC CANNELL having conveyed to the subscr
bers his Property, for the benefit of his creditors
they requested to present their claims to either OF
the subscribers. By the provisions of the Deed Of
Trust, no creditor will be admitted to the benefit Of
the provisions Of the said Decd who shall not or be-
fore the 10Th day Of September next execute to the
said Canne full release Of all his claims against the
said CAMEL. GEO. s. HOUGH,
WA. l.. HODGSON,
Trustees Of Isaac Cannell.
aug lo-dI wGeo tlOSep
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Young ,.ndies' @emlm.sE.
Brooke Lodge, on 81, y1saph Street, belwee''
R,u1 ood (unaerOu

kiig and Cameron
YXII(LIAN " JOf,tS informs his friends and the
w public that the duties Of his School will be re-
sumed on the first MGndas in SEPTEMBER next La
tin French and The useful branches u! a complete
English education W u comprise ;he course "f study
all arranged to suit different capacities In order to
produce habits of Industry and love for literature,
connected with o,he facilities of the ns'i:u'nn is
Free Library of upwards of one hundred and nifty vo'
Iumes. carefully sels ced from the best authors, TO
which gradual scce ssions will be made AS neither
zeal nor attention win be relaxed, he hopes, from the
experience of teaching Female schnol eleven or
twelve years, and attending particularly to the I'M
u.rno nt mod. in the science of Education, he will
be enabled to give satisfaction to his patrons
Expermentally knowing the good effects resulting
from examinations, and CO oprr-uon o, mos inter-
astsd he r.snectfully invites them call frequently,
and witness for themselves his system OF instruction
and the regular progress aud proficiency Of his pupils
Teachers among the most approved and best quail
fled will be employed TO instruct IN FRENCH Husie'
Drawing. and Painting.
Aexsndris. August 2, lS32-3m
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For Amsterdam.

EOI "a HK6vON uuNN.
sEk The superior coppered Br,i. BELHfDERA.
49, George Fletcher, master, will sail in
~ : resent month. For light articles on freight or
passage, having handsome accommodate ms, apply to
EDW'D NNGERFIELD
Ipho has in Store for sale:
IS hel' Porto 20 ". hco susass part of superior
% do New Orlcsns)
do New England Rum
Pipes and half pipes seignette Brandy
Half pipes American
pipes superior Holland Gin
10 barrels No 1 Msckerel
Boxes Chewing Tohaccoi los and 12's, &c. &c.
sept IL
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-09-12
Cholera.
"TO THE PUBf.IC.-a

NNOAEra.
n-TO THE PUBiIC.-a
VALUABLE Article for Families, ard the sick,
u u, the present time X r Kewen'kic's Com.
pound ITiTER OF CaJfPHOR This valuable
Cosmetic, SO universally used in st. Petersburgh and
throughout the Empire of Russia. is a preventive
against the alarming disease called the CaotrRA.
Copy Of Certificate from DR. u Rhlnelanderi
Mr. O. C. Osborne has shown me Compound Wa.
ter of Camphor. made by C. X. T. Reversible, the
composition of which he has given me. believe it
will be very refreshing patient in the present Epi-
demc, Wash, and also useful in purifying the air
Of the sick rooms Il. RH1NELANDER,
NEW Yonx, July IS, 1882
The above article is sold genuine by Mr. WILLIAM
STAsLER. Druggist. Aexandr a.
q. C. OSBORNE,
sept7 ". 108, Pratt street, ba'uhore.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-09-12
BY WILLIAM d. MUTT.
Trustees Sale.

I'm Saturday, he 18th day Of September next, the
" subscribers will offer for sale at public auction, to
the highest bidder
4 TWO STORY FRAME TENEMENT
6s.aH e LOT or GROUND now occupied by las.
Els Clare. situated the west side Of Water street,
between Prince and Duke streets, in front on Water
street tive nty feet depth eighty three feet; sub.
ec to the Mt Of annual rent of eleven dollars
sixty. the first Of January in each year.
during the life Of Mrs. Phebe Moore.
The above sale will be made under deed OF trust
from the said Clare and wife
Sale at o'clock in fr mt Of the premises, when tile
terms will be made known. HO CLAGETT,
sept 5-dts STEPHEN SHlNN.
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Utice

Notice
ssEN~ The Steamer COLUMBIA.
- Captain James Mitchell, will, for
5ss1f7s ssoea.7'he ensuing four weeks, (commen'
Se:SIssS sS7sS,sSs ling the 18th Sept and ending
on the OH Dct1ber leave Baltimore on Saturday. at
O'Clock VI for the District of Cohimbs; and return.
ing. will leave Georgetown S, Washington at o, and
Alexandra a. o'clock 4 VI ON Wednesday,
Passage. erclusipe Of Neats:
From Baltimore the District, Or to the different
landings the Potomac, from these places to BAL
;imore " w
To Pye's Landing, Qusrtico 20
Sandy Point Nd, Boyd's Hole, Ladders
Ferry 81
Bluff Point, Mnore's Landing, Blackstone's.
Piney Point Sandy Point, Va, Corn
field Point %
sept II 4W
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Notice.

4 IL persons indebted To the late concern of Can.
N nell & Wise, are requested to make payment to
the subscriber, before the Goth instant After
that time he is compelled to place all claims in the
hands of q collector. GEO. p. WISE.
sept 7--dt20th
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Notice.

~ 0VNcc.
CANAL OFFICE. alexandria. august b, 1852
NOTICE is hereby given to the s'ocKhod. Is ~ he
| AI.xa,Ir;, Canal that an slucnt u Fuur ifri.
lars per Share Is required to he pad 0" or hcir H.
10th day of September. and iurther in,.s'n - OF
Four Dollars per Share to be paid on or beorl TOD ST
day Of October next
BY order of the Board J. ID. CR'."s
any S-e.l3t lrwiIsi Oct 20"
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An Amicab\e discussion

an the Church of England, and on the Reformation
~ in general, dedicated to the Clergy Of every Pro-
testant Communion. BY the Right Rev. DE- Trevern,
Bishop Of Strss5ourg In two volumes 6vo, price 81
so Just received and on sale by
JAS. RIOKDAN,
septl Coraer King and ROYAL streets
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SALES AT .AUCTION.
BY GEORGE WHITE.


LUABL e G o. D S.
M Frliay, the 18th instant at 10 O'Clock, shall
~ commence the sale Of available lot OF
Staple and Fancy Goods,
For sale without reserve, consisting, in part, Of
Ivory handle sets knives and forks, 81 pieces
Do desert do Carven
Shell tuck combs
Open work, carved, arrow, Dwight and loop do
New dozen Spanish shell, and
Several gross ofvsrious other kinds of combs
Scissors.
Several cards Of scissor and penknivea
Lamps.
Astral, mantel hanging, sand and reading lamps.
very fine
PeJfumery
Best Cologne water, uoie distilled, in pint,long.
bellows and temple bottles
Florida water. best quality
French lavender water, best quality
Orange flower water and bears oil
Rose water, double distilled; Extract Of ruses
Otto Of roses. in walls, very fine
Indian oil, to change the color of the hair
English Windsor soap; French almond do
Court plaster. sc. sc
Looking CLASSES.
Elegant gilt frame mAntel glasses
Pier do do
Engrauings.
Christ healing the SICK in The temple
Noses receiving the Law from Mount Sinai
With many other articles
ut Private Sale,
About 1000 lbs loaf sus sr Of good quality
septic GEO. WHITE.
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John GuAlipp.
lL7TE FROM B.4LITlUORE,)

late FROM B.4LIIWORE,)
RtSPECrFULLY informs his friends and the pub.
~ he generally, that he intends carrying on the
DYING BUSINESS,
opposite A. Newtons Hotel, in the house lately occu.
Isi ov Samuel Isaacs where he will dye Ladies' and
9en'emen's Garments ofevery description in the best
manners cleanse. bleach, aud curl Fringes of Merino
anu Cashmere Shawl. also Leghorn Bonnets OF every
SescfPhon also Grapes and Silks ofevery description;
"tuze shswls, Silk Hose, Bombazines, &c.
June l6-dSm
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S,ure * Nv eiling House1o Yet

o,Ure X DweiAing housetn YET
.s,ssS The subscriber wishes to rent, for the
$SS5slAnex' wear.
NsFsaisy Il comfortable HOUSE j. LOT
ssTsssXSszsln Greenwich, suitable for one engaged
IL the mercane business. There the lot large
well Of exceent water within fifty yards of the door
To inquiry, will take !75 year rent, with the
privilege IF getting wood in my woo1s has proper
" within mile and halt of the turnpike road lead
ing from Ruckand to Alexandria, and in line neigh
borhoud tar business
Also, HOUSE q LOT at auckland suitable for
bout aud shoe maker sad Her. with good shop
on It.
Possession of the house snd lot at Greenwich will
be given at early day. if requred and the house
and lot "a Buckland the first January next.
HENRY a. BARRON.
Rose nil sent l2-w3w
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Charles HeMnett

ChArieS bcNNetG
HAS received, by ship Shenandoah, Captain Rose,
II and offers for sale
Br dport Seine Irvine, il bales of various sizes
Shoe Thread. common. in bates of 20 dcz
Fine yellow, beached and half bleached do
Very hest patent Tsors' threat, dark blue, w.
b. and all cOurs
His Stock If GOOUS previously on hand, consisting
of many desirable articles Foreign and Domestic may
be worth the attention of dealers is his intention
to dispose of the whole the present autumn and ensu
ing winter septic
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- 0tlce
II TAKE this method Of informing Merchants and
dasters OF Vessels. that, from this day, m, come Il
ION with Frederick Vaccari rs shipping Master ceas'
es, and will hereafter conduct that line of business in
my own name and hope BY strict attention to business
to merit share OF public patronage.
septl2-3t' WILLIAM THOMAS.
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Office ofthe Ches. s. Ohio Canal Ca

Office OF the Ches. j. Ohio Canal 20.
WASHINGTON, August 4, 1882.
NOTICE is hereby given that an ,nstalmcnt ct two
~ dollars and fifty cents per shsre (beng the 27;h
instsment every share of stock in the Chesapeake
and Ohio Canal Company is required to be paid on the
18th day of October next; further sum of two dol
lars and fifty cents per share ibeng the 18th install
mept,l on the 1st day of November next; and fur
Their sum ofwo dollars and fifty cents per share, (be
ing the S0th irstalnent) the lst day of December
next; which instruments must be paid to the credit OF
the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company, to the Ca
sher or other officer of either Of the following Banks,
viz
The Branch Bank nf the United States at Washington
Bank of " ashington. do
Patriotic 6ank, do
Bank of the metropolis, do
Farners' and Mechanics Bank at Georgetown
Bank of Alexandra ut Alexandria
Bank of Potomac do
Farmers Bank Of Alex'a do
Mechanics Bank Of Alex'a do
Hagerstown Bank in Hagerstown, Md
Branch the Valley Bank in Charlestown, Va.
And the Branch of the Valley Bank in Leesburg, Va
BY order Of the President and Directors:
JOHN p iNGLE,
Clerk Chesapeake and Ohio Canal 90.
aug 10-wt1stDec
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Trustees Notice.

IL persons indebted to the late firm of II. b Rose
u & Co. are notified that all accounts not paid or
settled on or by Monday, the 10th instant will on the
following day, be placed in the hands Of officers for
collection, without respect to persons.
sept S WIN. ID. MUTT. Trustee
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MNitary Orders.

vVHE Parade Of Saturday, the 18th instant, and all
i other Parades Of the Regiment, will be dispens.
ed WITH except so far rs may be absolutely necessary
to comply with the law, until the health of the Town
and District shall be fully established.
BY order Of Col DULAsr
WI. d. MUTT, Adjt
sept 1876 LIST Reg I'd Brig ". ID C.
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Woul

FS7HE subscribers continue purchase wool as usual
sertlz =. e T,ZtNOVE e CO.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-09-12

Mr.. Wirfs Opinion Of Mr.. Gay,-We have
been informed says the Huntington Courier
tina, Mr.. Writ, in conversation with friend at
Bedford. few days since, remarked that
"should Mr.. CLAY be elected to the Presiden-
ey we should have splendid President, and
one in whose hands the interests OF the country
would be safe.o
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-09-12

The Philadelphia Board Of Health report to'
the week ending on Saturday last, one hundred
and twenty-n;ne deaths. Of these eighteen were
Malignant Cholsra-tJieen Summer Complain
Ten Diarrhea-sight Consumption, and too
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-23
ALEXANDRIA, I'd. c.
MONDAY MORNING.. APRIL %, 1852.

National Republican Nung Men.-A Con.
vention Of Delegates of National Republican
Young Men, from different parts of the Union,
will assemble at the City Hall, in Washington
City, on Monday, the seventh day Of next month.
We observe the following notice of proceedings
in the House OF Representatives on Thursday.
The motion Of the Judiciary Committee in re-
lat'on to the Collector Of Wiscasset, coming up
again, Mr.. PIummer resumed the floor, and con-
TUNED his observations in support Of the motion
in the course Of which he quoted and comment
ed upon the speech Of Mr.. Stanbery, of Ohio, on
the opposite side. Having, in some of his re-
marks, minated that MIR. Slanbery had ''fabri-
Gated charges without "a shadow Of foundation
in truth" he was called 10 order by MIR. Stan.
berry.
His words were taken down by Mr.. Cooke, Of
Ohio, and read to him. He denied the accuracy
OF Mr., Cookies statement, and repeated the re-
marks he had made,
The Chair pronounced the remarks to be out
of order, and said that If he had heard them when
spoken, he should have instantly called the gen.
tleman to order.
Mr.. Stanbery thereupon moved. that Mr..
Piummer do not proceed further in bis remarks,
without the leave Of the House.
The question was put, whether Mr.. Plummer
should have leave to proceed? and decided in
the affirmative.
Mr.. Plummer resumed; but was soon after
again called to order.
Mr.. Stanbery having remarked. that the gen.
tleman was beneath his notice, aud that Of the
House
Mr.. Plum er was commencing to reply with
some vehemence. when he was again called 10
order by the Chair.
He then resumed, and continued his remarks,
until they were cut short by the expiration Of the
hour.
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COMMUNICATED

To the Hon. j. NJ Patton. Sir: | have mark
ed. with much pain and regret. your recent course
in the House Of Representatives, and sincerely
deplore the prostration of many OF my hopes form
ed with regard to your great usefulness and
standing as a member of Congress. To say that
you are disappointing many of your constituents,
would be DOT to say enough; but more | can hard
" bring myself at present to offend you WITH
You were elected to the House with the best
wishes and feelings Of all who knew you. You
were young-with a reputation for talents, and
a promise Of excellence IN your profession. Be-
ware. Sir, lest you destroy all this fair prospect,
by grovelling in the mire of party.
1t is not my purpose to comment upon your
political principles. Perhaps you may obtain
credit for not having kept the faith Of your faith
ers-perhaps you may congratulate yourself up
on having repudiated the doctrines in which you
were raised and uurtured. 1t Is certain that you
imagine that popularity does not follow the doc
trines of the old school
address you this short note. in order that
you may be aware that your course is noted. |
have more TO say at another time. This will suf
flee to introduce to your notice
Your fellow. citizen, SoRUTAToR.
Firg,nia, .fpri 60, 1882.
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CON SIS.

In the Senate, on Friday, a message from the
President was communicated, enclosing a letter
of tine Secretary of State, in reply to a resolution
calling for all the instructions and correspond
ence not already communicated on the subject OF
the Colonial Trade. A communication was also
made from the General Post Office on the sub.
ject of contracts, and another from the Secretary
of the Treasury concerning some custom house
abstracts. Several bills fron the House we're
reuorted without amendment. A resolution, OF.
fered by Mr. Backner, relating to the sales OF
the public lands, was adopted Mr.. King offer
ed a resolution on the subject OF public lands,
which was laid on the table. A resolution was
also land on the table BY Mr.. Forsyth, calling on
the Secretary of the Treasury to communicate
the causes of the increase Of the expenses OF the
Judicial Department. The Senate then proceed
ed to the consideration OF the General Appro-
~priation Bill, on which adiscusslon arose on the
question made, yesterday, respecting an outht IN
advance for a new Minister to France, and vas
continued, in an animated manner, unit! the Sc
nate adjourned. The Senate adjourned to Mon
day.
In the House Of Representatives, a proposition
vas made by Mr.. Clay, of Alabama, the object
Of which was to regulate the further proceed
inrs in the case of Gen. Houston; which, after
debate, was laid on the table.
At the hour Of IL, the Respondent was again
brought to the Bar. At the request Of Mr.. Stan
berry, his testimony Of yesterday was read over
AGAIN. and he corrected two immaterial passages.
unless it be deemed material to say that the Mr..
Arm -, -ony. whose name he mentioned having
ha.rI w.s .sof Tennessee" and Of course not
the member of ibis House Of that name. =.
Mr., Staobery thec stated that when stopped
:, his ,.s,;mony Yesterday, he had not finished
an hs had TO saw to the assumption contained in
the question to the Defendants Counsel.
The question depending upon the adjournment
of yesterday. being on the motion OF Defendants
Counsel. for leave to withdraw the question to
ths witness which Yesterday caused the difficulty,
with the view of presenting a substitute, was
agaiu stated. and decided in the Affirmative
AYES s6-Noes IS. r
The question then REQUIRED on the monon o,
Mr.. Archer, (made yesterday. that the question
nut to the witness has been already sufficiently
answered.
After some debate, Mr.. Vance rose and said
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distressing Oec,nrenr,.-A distressing acct
p, Seea'rsl near Hopewell furnace, in
n "e Week before last, which adds another
MANY warnings to mothers already pub
no A A"use occupied BY a coloured man IN
n.Se OF Mr.. Brooke, of HopewelI, was
I,,a ''Ga oy hre, together with three ofhis chill
-, appears that the mother. having occa-
\. ,S S,s't some Of her neighbours, locked up
=. SS"u'en IN the house and when she returned
,irs"'1 was a pile Of ruins, and her children
Ii. rSSS ~ me deSouring element. The cries Of
hI L.n u'en were heard soon after the mother
sso ~ nome but as nothing unusual was to be
oai, ,I.'a the house, the flame having yet burs,
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SHIP NEWS.
PORT Or ALEXANDRA. ID. CO.

ARRIVED, APRIL 81,
Brig Token, Eldridge. Boston; plaster to E.
Dainger6eld and freight for the District.
Brig Pocket, Howes, New York; ballast to or.
der.
Schr. Meridian. Small. Halifax; plaster to ].
II. Ladd.
Schr. Dolphin. Eldridge, Bucksport; potatoes
to 8. Messersmith.
Schr. VIM. Allen, Doane, Boston; plaster to
8. NJ. & 8. Ii. Janney.
schr. Mary Weeks, Boston; plaster to s. Mes
sersmilh.
Schr. Globe, Lucas. Canal; -four to Frederick
FoOte. -
Arrived at Halifax. 29th ult. brig Caravan.
Doane, Alexandria; 9th, schr. Leu, Higgins,
Alexandria.
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April Ia.

SAvaNNAH, hpru IL.
i'G-Betveen 10 and IL o'clock last night a
suddenly burst from the large wooden Cotton
""eAoase o. Mr.. Joseph Ganahl, on the Bay.
-rnf Of Abercorn>s treet.which in short time en-
',-Heu every part Of II, together with ll0Obales
a VT''eS stored within it. D, the exert'ons Of
ss r'e Company aud citizens. hSi>~e'er' .he
ass'oo0nS warehouses Of Mr.. Joseph CG''omins
'ee saved, The lOss. as we learnt last MINT,
scout SSS'OOO. Of which 827 900 is insured,
P%'rs'pall! in Augusta.
."e building, il Is said. was fired BY an inceu-
.,p ,-me large mass ofCotton (l100 bales) was
on, r'.'ng ~asn our paper went to press, with
= any immediate danger howevsr to property
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Yhis is ito give Notice,

VNIAT the subscribers OF Alexandra County, IN the
District OF Colunbis, have obtained from the or.
phans' Court of said County letters testamentary on the
estate of MORDECAI MILLER, late Of the county
aforesaid, decd. All person. having claims againstthe
said decedent, are hereby wsrned 90 exhibit the same
to the subscribers, passed by the Orphans Court. on or
before the 23d day Of April, 1888, or they may,
Nv law, be excluded from all benefit TO said estate;-
aud those indebted thereto are required TO make I'm.
MEDIATE payment Given under our hands this 23d day
of April, 1882. WILLIAM IL.
ROBERT n. MILL Err,
Acting Executors &C Mordecai Miller.
anr 25-eolm
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COMMERCIAL.

LIVERPOOL MkRKET-March IL.
There was a short supply Of wheat from the
home counties to day, and the trade is rather
brisk for the finest qualities. and last Mondays
prices were fully maintained; but the ordinary
sorts continue az dull as ever, having no demand
for them.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-23

For BostON.
~ The packet Brig TOKEN,
SID Eldrilge. master, vii, have despatch For
frs;1,, ar massage. having handsome recommendation,
IL, 70 EDW'D DAiNGkRFIELD.
r. Who has received by said Brig:
10 barrels No. I
90 barrels No 2 MACKEREL
Sow nIs.,er apr 23-3t
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Je6erson.-H. l.. Opie elected to the Senate,
without opposition. ]. ). Gallaher, Henry Ber-
~, Gerad b. Wager, elected TO the House of
Delegates.