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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-12-19
COMMERCIAL.
PHILADELPHIA MARKEr-Dec. II.

PHILADELPHIA MARKEr-Dec. II.
Ffonr. Considerable sales have been made in
this staple during the past week, amounting, in
all, to near 1000 bills. at IS 70,o E. The ar,i
Gle rather looks down; the disposition among the
factors evidently being to keep it stirring The
stock is not large. and the probability is that the
season will close with but small quantity on
hand. The opinion generally entertained is, that
a considerable reduction in price will take place
OH the opening Of the spring market, unless some
unlooked.for foreign cause should operate in ia
vor of an active demand.
Grain.-Wheat is at 81 90 per busllel, rye
70 c; corn. new crop. so a 81 c; but little Of
the old coming to market.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-12-19
BY WILLIAM D. MUTT.
Sale of Dry Goods.

nv Friday. the 2lst inst will be sold At suction, a
" the new store.house adjoining j. Butchers Hard
ware store,
The Remains Of a Country Store
Also, quantity of 1uODS, to be sold at the risk
Of purchasers ut former sale who have failed 70 CON-
ply with the terms Of said sale.
he sale will be worthy the attention OF buyers
comprising q variety Of most articles such ~ mems
and IS piad and cam let closks; sh,esI cloths;
csssnetts; biankets A,hp,s, drsb kerse,s; lnseysi
we Iustrings, gauze aud satin ribbons, dress silks;
silk veivets oangup cords, and domestlcs: With most
other articles. GEO. s. HOUGH,
dec Is WIN L uUDGoON.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-12-19
HAVRE MARKET Oct 81.

The bulk of our stock of American Flour be-
ing of inferior quality, sales have become more
difficult. We have TO notice public sale of
700 barrels sour Baltimore at 2Sf 80 to 24f so
per barrel, duty paid. and los d. New York,
superiine, by private contract, at 35i. Stock IN
first and second hands ii, 500 barrels.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-12-19
SALES AT AUCTION.
BY WILLIAM d. NUTT.-I'HIS DIP
Supeior .:sieira Wine
AT~ ATCTyDN

I'm Friday 18th instsn. 81 l. O'Clock, will be sold,
" without reserve, at the Public Stores
~ half Quarter CASKS Superior London Part.
qizrter ea,k cuIar Madeira VINE, J.
Howard, hsrch & Co. brand imported in the Brig Re.
mttsnce, and entitled to debenture
Also, q handsome FAMILY CARRIAGE, designed
Tor one two horses, with harness for one horse
Terms liberal, at sale, 3, order Of the Trustees.
dec w. d. MUTT, Auct.
~ The above Sale, in consequence Of bad
weather, postponed to W ednesday, the 18th instant,
At O'Clock, p. u when it vii take place without
reserve. dec 10
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-12-19
SHIP NEWS.
PORT or ALEXANDRIA, On. c.

ARRIVED. December Is,
Schr. Leonidas. Dearborn. Barbadoes; Bal
last and Specie to w. II. Miller. Report of
vessels by the Leonidas:- Arrived at Birbadoes,
26th alt, brig Philip D,ddridge. Mckenzie, put
under quarantine; t"o briggs from Baltimore,
Yesterday, names unknown, one with stock. the
other with lumber: IA Boston senouner. also. was
under quarantine. Left. schr Melissa. of Cur.
rituck, disrharnlng. Sailed. eth. brigs Lion,
Langdon, for Wilmington; Ann. Lansdon, for
do "a h inst. bris Jane, Thomas, for Charles.
ton: big JOHN. Warwick. FOR Wilmington. Sd
ID cemotr, spoke brig George Washington. of
New York. from Brenos Avres ~ days out,
uound % Havana. in lat %, long %,
Sinop ]. W Caldwell, Petit: Philadelphia;
lrei.ht for the District.
SAILED,
Brig Token, DAVIS, Boston.
B.,g jam Laird, Wilson. Barbadoes.
Shop Neptune, Johnson; Philadelphia
Schr. Virginia, Harris, hence at New York,
liih,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-12-19
EIGHTH OF JANUARY.

At a meeting, convened agreeao,y to public
notice. OF the citizens Of Washington favorable
to celebration of tine approaching Anniversary
of the Nctory of .New Orleans, the following
gentlemen were duly elected Managers Of Ball
to be given on that occasion:
Gen. Macomb, Gen Alex. Hunter,
Gen. Jesup, d., WIN. Jones,
Gen. Gibson, George Brent.
Commodore Hull, rnomas Cottoran,
Commodore Stewart, Robert Lawrence,
Commodore Morris, l. Beall,
Captain Broom, S. c. Potter,
Captain Edelin,, w. Hughes,
Lieut. Van Buren,, Richard Bennet,
Lieut.. |. Locke, Henry Jackson,
A. J. D,nel,on, John B Bake,
T, L. Smith, John Et,erldse,
w. Is Lewis. J. NJ. rorbert,
J. B Thornton, C.S Hall.
f Hayward, X Semmes, Jr.
Asbury Dickins, II Rin.gold,
Henry Ashton, LOWS Randolph.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-12-19
CONaYtnevSNlp

CopartMevsMip.
,IHHE sub crbers having entered mo partnership I'm
L der the firm OF Denonl Wheat & S'n, now oHel
for ale AT their Store Ramsay 5 Wharf, 1.-THE house
lately occupied BY Cnhagan & v hi't'e,
.4N ASSORTMENT OF GROCERIES,
Consisting of
st. Croix, Porto Rico and New Orleans Sugars
Rio, I.agura, and ST. Domingo Coffee
New Orleans and Trinidad Mo!ssses, PRIME
Sperm. mould aud dipped Candles
Soap. Pepper. Alum. Coppcr's
Epson Salts and refined Salt Petre
Indigo and Fig Blue Madder, starch, Cheese
Sperm AMI Fish O,!i Chewing Tobacco"
Chocolate and Rice Nett and Gross lserrings
M. /, and Mackerel
Ground alum and sack Salt
Nails OF various sizes
With variety of other articles inthat line.
Also. Family Flour, warranted
Also, FIRST quality aew Clover seed
They SIRE general dealers IN GRilN, AID now have
on hand 700 Lu,hes Rye aud $40 bushels OF Oats
BENONI WHEAT,
JOHN JORDAN WHEAT.
dec 17-i5tSeo6t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-12-19
AaaitiOmA Variety
FBJN NIP YORK

AaaitiOnA Variety
FROM NEtH-YORK
On BBLs, New YORK pple. (ppp.nsl
~ 10 Shell Barks
81 whole, malt IN quarter boxes Raisins
20 drums sutsna do
40 do Turkey Figs
10 oox-s C,tfon Canton, Dry Madeira, and &c.
neva
S cases Preserved Ginger
4S pots Savannah 5Sertnests-Lmes
Pine Apples, itron AMI 'icsros
boxes Pine apple Cheese
~ do Pnines
10 DIVES, C.pers and Anchovies
2U doz en- bottles London Brown stout
800 ins Currants, sc &C &C.
1t Is hoped that, inasmuch the season ct clouds
and sorrows have passed. away INTO the pure sunshine
hqad ustre Of health and competency, ami there be-
Ing longer fear of exchg CAUSES, the above ar
tc.es viii De s,ugit after with :aserness and ,v,dty
dec l9 st JOAN HEPBURN.
Grapes, truncs, &c.
Oh JARS OF grapes
~ 30 packages Ut prunes
20 bags VI Il 5erts
all fresh and Of good quality. For sale by
dec IL a G. CAZENOVS. Co.
NehneA Sugar
2N IxHS REIN. sugars, received and for sale by
~ dec 10 A.. G. CaZHN0VE Co.
EMlslNS.
no b XES musca Fl raisins. IT good quality, just
- rec vtd per schooner Washington, from New
YORK, and tor safe by
GEO JOHNSON e Co
In store. 3 bundles Spanish s.!e leather dec Is
Irish Viii Key
UsT received hagshead leash hIskey, 5th Proof
- [~arrsnted genunel and offered I"r sale by retail
dec l3-St CHARLES BURR ".
NaHteA.
1 the Columbian Factory, three or four Families,
N with Boy sud Girls from to l8 ears of age -
Apply az IN, Factory.
dee Is st HAGARrY LOWRY.
Port ~ inc.
4 AND NC from the $. homer Potomac, from Hall
~ fax, for sale by w FOWLE X Co
10 a aaa S.pt casks Superior Port Wine
Prom the house OF hult, Newman, Il ape 4 Co of
OpOrto. dec IL
For $eMb rSpurt
tEN The schooner FREEDOM Captain Perry.
49, Ill. have despite and take three hundred bar
rel, on f-cisht Apply TO
dec II w. F0"LE 4 Co
For Eostnn.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-12-19
Trustees Sale.

Public Sale.
4 WILL .el at auction at Cats Tavern, West End,
L on the 22d Instant, the following PROPERTY, viz
A A Frame DWELLING HOUSE,
G@ss IA with Slaughter 'iouse, stable and smoke
MM TX House attached Their to Also.
3 A Two Story FRAME HOUSE,
at the first turnpike Gate the .'tte hlver ia II.
pike Road with Isrr- Glrlen .tached t." it Also.
A One story HOUSE, with Out Houses at'
tsched toll Also.
A One and Half Story FRAME HOtS
Stable and smoke ,iouse, with Acr: VI Land It.
tached thereto beng an eligible situation Tor Butch.
err Also,
Thirty Six Acres Of WOOD LAND, on the
Ieesb,.rg Road, AMI our miles from AI.1snira
The terms of the ABOVE sale are -one''h'rd eashi
one third at twelve mouths credit and The residusat
two esrs, with approved security.
| wish also to REM. IN tn same day and place,
ssA A Two story BRl HOUSE, with Ont houses
s5li and Garden, and y Back smith and WheeiwrIsht
shop RI Eh IhhSLhN,
dec 7-eots Fairfax County, (Vs)
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-12-19
BY GEORGE WHITE.
Pubic auction ot Splendid
FLOU EP ROOTS

Froa the Garlens OF %. DE Laoge y Sons, Florists.
haerlem, in Holland.
'ENONORROw MnRNI\G, at IL O'Clock, at my
4 Auction Rooms; containing several PARCELS Of dou.
bic and sing h, scn'hs si, aud r,e tulips, na,cls
sus OF many SORT double and single Jonqus, anariles,
lilies, snim0nies, rsnuncuies, crocus, sc
Sale positive, and .ccordng to catalogue. The
roots in prime order, and may be the NON
ing of the sale where catalogues will be distributed
dec g GEO. WHITE.
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o,o,usn, and well written Communication
-, ..ya.ue of the Union" from an esteem
y, r,;ond in Loadoun County, (Vs. shall appear
n our next
.r,o irrerular receipt Of many Of the ne~sPa'
-. nv the Northern mail is getting to be really
49, n Inconvenience. The Baltimore Ame-
.-,o-,he New York Commercial. and the Cou,
=. and Esouirer-all valuable journals-for-
,.I, A; regular as cloek-wosk, and on that &C
,, ,hr more valuable-often now come day
-, ,uo behind the proper time.
Tho NnrCo.s Herald saws that its correspon-
,.a, r,,es Information that the United States
~ ha, ordered on re enforcement Of 10000
a. ', ,,ooos, bait dollars to the branch at Wash
,,,o,, in anticipation OF run that IS expected
No made upon ii by IT'S nullihers.
IN. ,hio Jefferson, Capt, McRea, Of Norfolk,
=, bscp chartered To transport the tr0Ops order
=, ,,m Eurlress Monroe, to Charleston har Dor,
Iii all in few DAYS. The detachment
' ~r the remains Of the battalion recently
,o,r;oed from the expedition to the Mississippi
rae Legislature Of Pennsylvania have post
.I ,bc election Of U. 5. Senator until the
VA uf January.
ur B,ylies, American Chargede- Affairs at
Us ,yre,. aud Mr.. >lacum, our consul at
-, ,l,re, arrived al Baltimore on Saturday last
!, the ,hip jane from Rio de Jahelro.
NJ, Clay passed through Philadelphia on the
10Th
= 4 ytoreEe C6urf-rhe next term OF
Ia Sc,,ewe Court will commence on the second
v,aJ,y, the l4,h of Jaa"ary, and not IN Febru-
,ry,, i,, been enormously stated IN several pa
ger,,
/, !, stated that all the debts Of the late Sir
" ,ar Scott have been paid by his executors
and representatives.. They amounted TO G5S,O0O.
The New York Commercial says
Letters from Washington speak OF TIA Pre-
,idrat', Message as the joint production ct Mr
L,,ins,tou aud Mr. Tauey, the Secretary al State
and Attorney General. Other advices attrlbate
he representative part TO much higher source
q i. SAID that on the reception o. the late d"cH'
nsnt, from South Carolina, 4 meeting OF tie "a
hnet took place, at which It VAS resolved TO cnn
suit the oracle OF Montpelier-ths venerable Ma
olson. This course vas taken; anti The arsn'
mentativc portion Of The proclamation Is believed
10 have been derived from thence"
The same paper says:
awe understand It Is in contemplation, shoG!d
the United States Bark TAIL altogether vi obtain
iny a renewal from the natunial government. to
take charter froc the State OF PENNSYLVANIA.
and maintain the branches whenever permission
eau be obtained from TIE local legislatures
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-12-19

o,oousn, and well written Communication
-, :, Value of the Union" from an esteem
v, fond in Loadoun County. (va. shall appear
+, our next
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-12-19
.Sai.s
nSui ,mlM Y. I enaAiA

nsni ,mlM Y. senaaiA
Has just 'eceired-
GOSHEN cheese ~ casks
u Res, winter strained lamp oil
Gunp,wdcr and imperial tea. il quarter boxes,
Of super or quality
Boxes half and isrter BOXES bunch raisins
Wh,ssey in hog ,neads and barrel.
AMI on han,i, u general assortment oil GROCERlEH
u LFQNORS. as usual dec ~
Hushen Cheese.
o. CAsKS prime G ,shen Cheese just received per
y | schooner Washington, from New York and for
sa,r H., s MESsERSMiIH.
dec 9
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-12-19

Tho Norfolk Herald saws that its correspOn-
-, S,,e, information that the United States
D., hs, ordered on a re enforcement Of 10000
a"l troops, bait dollars to the branch at Wash.
',,on. in antici patton Of run that is expected
y be made upon i, by IT'S nulli6ers.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-12-19

vr B,ylies, American Charge-de- Affairs a,
Ms ,yre,. aud Mr.. >lacum, our consul al
.J,n,,ce, arrived at Baltimore on Saturday last
- he .sip jane from Rio de Jaheiro.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-16
NEW YORK MARKET-JusE 1:

Flour advanced a little further on Monday,
but Yesterday the buyers retired altogether from
the contest and left the whole field to sellers:
prices of course relaxed little. Corn is still a
little hisher-Northern TO- Southern 65cts -
Some large operations have been made in old
lead All the principal lots have been bought
up at Acts /; pig lead has recovered 4aact. d.
This morning Flour is more active, and sales
which Is the lowest price Sales kYtnfn6n. !
county at S6.44. A cargo Of 5000 bushels yell
low rolnd Corn at 72cts. The news from Eng
land has stopped the fair business which was 60
ing on i'm Cotton
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-16

of the House. Mr.. Halves moved the yeas aad
nays on that motion, which were ordered-Yeas
Is, Nays 76-(no quorum.) Mr.. DIXON Lewis
demanded another count, upon which the motion
for the call was carried in the atirmative-Yeas
60, Navs 49. The roll was then called, and
l67 members having answered, further proceed
Inv ON the call, we're, on mot ton Of Mr.. Clay, sus.
pended; Ayes 90-and the question being on the
consideration Of the vote, Mr Whittlesey, OF
Ohio demanded the yeas and nays thereon, and
the motion was negatived. Yeas 76, Nays l0l.
The House then proceeded to consider the
act to provide for liquidating and paying certain
claims of the State of Virginia. The question
thereon being. shall the bill pass7 1t was advo-
Gated by Mr. J. 8. Barbour, and opposedby Mr..
Root, until the hour Of IL O'Clock arrived; when
the House resolved itself into Committee OF
the Whole on the state OF the Union, and resum.
ed the consideration Of the bill on the Tariff,
which was debated at length BY Mr.. Bates of
Mass, who spoke in favor of the amendment of
Mr.. Davis, and was followed by Mr.sCiayton,
Of Georgia. in opposition to the constitutepality
and expedieucy Of the entire Protect ing 4tsm.
Mr. Sutherland Il hen obtained the fV PCS
had not concluded when we went to pres
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-16
COM MERCIAL.

FLouR.-Thursdav the wagon price Of Flour
was S6 10 al $1,000 bis Potomsc Flour were
sold from store at 90, and some lots King St.
Flour at 20 to so.
Yesterday the wagon price ranged from IS
to So We heard of no sales from stores; the
best offer that could be obtained was 25 and
not many disposed to pay that price, Holders
demand 6 so.
CoRx.-Saes from store at "a cents.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-16
SHIP NEWS.
PORT or .aLEXaADRLa. Cd. Co.
ARRIVED, June Is,

ARRIVED, June 10,
Schr Elizabeth, Norris, Charlestoni molasses, COT
ton. and rice to J. X W. IRWIN snd ffeisht ior ue
District
Sohr. Name. Cowley. Previ lence.
Schr. Cassandra, Sutton, Port Deposit; lumber 70
enjamin Waters
Schr Gen Brown, wry, Suffolk; tar and fish to order
Schr. Elizabeth, Ellis and Schr Hazard, Lucas,
Georgetown, h,ur to w. Fowle Co
Schr Corinthisn, Powers; corn to g johnson Co.
Steamboat Franklin, BJ.Jenkins, Baltimore freight
and passengers.
SAILED,
schr. March, Doane, New York; Schr Elizabeth y
Rebecca. Kelly Boston; Steamboat Potomac, ilubbtl,
Norfolk.
Ship Virginia cleared at Liverpool for this port 9th
ultimo
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-16
LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE.

Tuesday, Moy IS Our supplies OF Wheat
and Flour during the last seven days, though not
large. have been quite equal to the demand
The trade throughout the week has been more
than usually Iansui,h On Friday, aud again on
SATURDAY., at Manchester, rather lower rates
were accepted, the best Irish Wheat being sold
at s. id to IS sd per Id. Indian Corn Is ne
elected.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-16
W as i 0unN,

kiaeolored man, the stage road leading from
~ Aiexandris to Occoqusn, large Band Box, wrap.
peu IN Canton flannel bag II contained various and
so''iy wearing apparel Of some lxdy-silks, musns,
&c &C, and was found by one Of Mr.. w. II. Foote'S
S"an,s The owner can have it by paying for tbs
Sseflss ment and small recompense to the finder.
inquire Of the Printer. june IS-St
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-16
Furniture Auction.

nN Monday Morning. the 18th inst. at 10 o'eioek 3.
- will be sold, at my Warehouse, great variety OF
HOUSEHOLD g. KITCHEN FURNIfURE,
owned in part by person living in town Also.
S bales hops; cssk pearlash; Dds smoAeu "e''
casks sour cIaret IS dozen bottles IL dozen Fort
Wines; half pipe French brandy 4th proof
4 barrels vinegar, &c. t.. lune 10
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-16

ga Meeting Of the Citizens disposed to
unite the celebration Of the 4th Of July rs request.
O'Clock, for the purpose Of appointing Committee to
confer with the different Committees appointed by the
various Societies Of the Town, and to make such other
arrangements 70 may be deemed suitable.
june 16-2t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-16
BY THOMAS c. WRIGHT, GEoaeErow,

Free Sale of Stock of Dry Goods, &c.
an Monday next the 18th instant, at 10 o'clock
IN at the Auction Rooms on Bridge street, sha''
sell, ,uithott reserve,
AN ENTIRE STOCK OF DRY GOODS,
to close concern amount about six Thousand dolisrs
cost consisting or Piece and Cut Goods embracing
the entire stock most which fresh Goods in good
order. A more detailed account is deemed unneces'
sarv to those who are in the Dry Goods business
Terms LIBERAL and will be made known at sale.
THOS. C.. WRIGHT, Auct.
Ceorretowr June Is ct
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-16
ID [ E ID

On Thursday, 18th, at summervae. the residence OF
the late Capt John Somers, Mrs. LUCREflA BOW.
ERS, consort Of Capt. Geo Bowers Her remains will
be muved to st. Paui's Burying Ground ut O'Clock
This Afternoon.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-16

az On Friday the Thermometer stood at ~
the waImestfiy this season. $5lss15i
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-16
ALEXANDRIA, I'd. Co.
SATURDAY MORNING. JUNE ls. 1892.

We were, some days since, DESTROYS OF notlc-
ING report, which originated in some of the
Northern cities. relative to the Mechanics Bank
of this town, but were overruled at the time by
the opinion of those most interested in the Bank,
that any notice in the newspaper was unnecessa-
~, and that they preferred giving testimony OF
their stability at the counter of their Bank.
Such course may be we'll with regard to per-
sons in the neighbOrhood Of the town. who can
not be otherwise than satisfied of its solvency,
from knowledge Of the prOmptness with which
it meets every demand; but we certainly consi-
der it due to the feelings of persons residing at
distance, who have not the immediate means OF
obtaining satisfactory information for themselves,
TO declare that the Mechanics Bank is perfectly
able to retire all its notes in circulation, eren
should they all be presented at once. As similar
reports have, within two years past, been circu-
lated regarding other Banks in this town, and as
we believe that such reports are put into circu-
lation from sinister motives, we conceive it our
duty to declare our firm conviction that there are
no Banks in the United States in more sound
and healthy state than those in Alexandria.
I'm Earfhquake. The Wilmington (nelaware)
Journal of Saturday says" The shock OF an
earthquake was very sensibly felt in this town
and vicinity on Saturday afternoon, about hall
mast S o'clock. 1t continued for the space oil
nearly minute, and was accompanied by avery
perceptible motion, and sound distinctly heard,
resembling distant thunder"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-16
BY WILLIAM d. MUTT.

St. Domingo Mahogany at Auction.
nm Monday next, at o'c ock will be sold without
~ reserve, on Janney's What,
So logs Table Wood and Crotchets. and
5000 feet Curled Veneers june Is
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-16
reOuods!

abS You are required to assemble at the
var lSouthern wigwsm on Saturday eysn-
tS ing. when the twilight dews shall
,w2a mosten great Natures parched f-ce.
Se8k Brother snowy.Locks will make q
- tax upon the warfare wsged by the
"t7iern Tribes A scalp will be- exhibited on this
0eeAson By order OF the Sschem:
Season Ut Flowers. The SYCAMORE.
lune l5-2is
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-16
BY GEORGE WHITE.
Variety Auction

Variety Auction.
vEvIIIs EVENING, at Whites Auction Rooms, com
l. mencng at early cande.ight; when will 9e so,d
Gil, IIA,,l ,r-onn. ~ aucJ ~
AIso elegant Gilt ManteI and Pier Glasses Engrav.
ings. &c. &c. 1Eo' "hi'D'
iune l6
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-11-15
TAKE NOTICE.

TAKE NOTICE.
4 LII persons having claims against the
IA late John Ptzer, deed will preset them
to me at my Oil e IA Aiar'insburg on or be
fore the i4tt, day of December next, in order
that ! may report them agrceably to the di-
rectlon of the above decree.
SEANANS GARARD, Com.
November 8, 1882
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-11-15
November 8, 1892 -faulk

VIRGINIA. the Circuit Superior Court
Of Lao aud Chance,y for Berkeley county
November Rules, 1882.
John Marlau, pity.
0sui,aS
Abel Durham and Nancy his wife, and Ro
Der, Small and Charlotte his wife, def Is.
In CHANCERY
fHsHE defendants not having entered their
4 appearance and given security, accord
ing to the act of assembly and The rules OF
this court; and it appearing by satisfactory
evidence that they are out OF this Common
wealth; Il is ordered, that the said defendants
do enter their appearance to this suit. on the
first day Of tbe next term, and answer the
bill of the plaintiff: and that copy of this
order be forthwith published in any newspa
per within this county, and continued for two
months successfully, and another copy there
of posted at the front door of the court house
of said county. A Copy-Teste,
JOHN SrROTHER, c.
1870 -har