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RSOsbgte Sale or SEZ@essGsses.
WXTELL b sold Al psibiic sale, on Nom
w day the Sch 81 Judy next, being the
hras deg 81 Berkeley July court, the follow
ing machines, % vii
Iigo Ege-hoyss iD'prOvsd patent zhyesh-
ing Maehinsg,
Ziro Spi'lniag BfaebiHSs,
One siRhfy spindle yeaRey,
One my spiadie Jaek,
One Reeifng AfschiHe.
Any Psrpsn wishing 20 purchase any ~ The
above machtaes, can call ~ ny marhina fac
tory, snd John n. aiddis y iil show them aud
maks knoWn the terms q sale.
D. A. GIBBS.
MsrtinsbsFE. Jsns ?, Issa.-st-
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Nlftt ~ sixty poslb1s - good live PA
~ THEIRS, wasted a this Oaice, IN az
fhsnge for ee1etons 81 tko "rrsy eoosa
gun " o. To- eesh. April s6, ls32
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NOTICE.

Q7-The Rev. S. TUsToS, will preach in the
Presbyterian Church In Charlcstown, ON sun
day next, at IL o'clock. June 2.
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$50, 900, 30, 900, 5000.
SCHEME

zoos. zoos, &C. amounting TO 1866. 06C
Tickets AlO-Haivss $5-Qusrt.rs 90 50.
A package Of ~ whole tickets win eos,
e20o. warranted 10 draw fUo
A package Of ~ half tickets will cost lO43,
warranted to draw SO
A package Of - quarter tickets will COS,
524, warranted 60 draw 2S
A package Of - eighth tickets will COS,
% Ia. VaEYzated 60 draw ~
This 10 the most advantageous scheme that
has ever been offered for purchasing packa-
ges, 90 they are certain Of drawing one half
the 6Fss cost, and the adventures has ehapce
for al the capitals. This lottery 10 some ~ hss
different from Any other that has ever been
drawn heretofore; that ticket having on Il the
hrst drawn ballot only Will be entitled 10
20 dollars, the second drawn number is dol.
lars, che Sd. eth OF 5th drawn number, IL
doIlaFs, -an tickets having one drawn num-
Der win be entitled 10 10 dollars.
e.sOrders for packages OF single tickets in
either Of the above lotteries should be for.
varded ~ sooa - practicable. Please address
3. ). 8XLW1gTR0.
"a Markaf-af. Dalairnora
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"Ways, and Rnlmors Of Wars"-A Mr.. Jas
Hampsoa, Superintendent Of the Cumberland
road, feeling himself sxgrseved II some remark.
OF Mr.. Stanberry, made In the same speech Cor
which be vas called 70 account by Gov Houssoa.
shaFging Mr.. Sampson with " defraudinx the 70
vernment sAd individuals. " has recently arrived
ct WasAingtOn, "fOr the purpose Of putting hi.
aeeaser 70 he proof" As has sounded the war
~hoOp Through the Globe, In which he s.fearies,-
]" proelaims hia own Innocence Of the eharxe..
sad says he Reels "faliy warranted in prOoOune,ov
William StaAAeTEy . vsnloa and unprineipled O.
lunaissor. man whose pitiful s,tempss 20 hls,s
has rspu,.lisa. have Only shown him a. devoid Of
principle and Of honor, As be is Of truth and mo-
rsi soange."
lev Days ESQ, ve gave IN account Of the
hoastoa and StaabeTry h@ttle-the Arnold and
Heard eattie-sad to-day the battle q the Horse-
sAoe, and The tobaeeo,juiee haatIe-aad, prernis-
Ing from the AeEy temper OF Mr. lIanpsOn's card,
We may eoaAdeasly PFosaise
0rTbs Hampton battle nezt week.
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"A Ii persons indebted for the services OF
"A HOTsPUR, in 1891, arc requested 10
make Immediate payment 60 GERARD ID.
moore, who II authorized 10 roceive al sums
due for said services. No farther Indulgence
can be given. By order Of the Owners N
kiotspur. SAMUEL. gTRJDRn
June 7, Is32.-3t.
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hPFER6 he professional sgFsiaea ~ The
" iahahassts fChariesfovn and iss ngieh
bgshood. Sc my be fguBd 81 ne fiptsi -
~. y. Becksam. Esy ~. 1852.
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Tickets sS-Iiaises - 50-Qxsrfers 81 IS.
For Luck be sure to direct your orders to
J. CLARK.
Lottery Fender, Balfimsye,
June z, 1881.
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so]$ prizes. amouuiing to V<,4i2.
Tickets only S4-Haises "a Quarter, al.
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A public dinner v~s given In New York, on
Tuesday the aeth ult TO wAsKrrsrox Iavrxs,
On the oeeasioa Of hi, return 10 his native eous-
try, afesr IN absence Of II years. Upwards d
500 sensiemen attended the dinner, amour.l
whom were many distinguished in the difsren,
departments Of Literature and Science.
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THURSDAY, JUNE 7.

The prcposisioa Cor eompromise b<sve.n sls
Balsimae and oAio Rail- Road and the Chrss-
pc.ke and ohio Canal Companies. 80 as to allow
both % pes. .ae side, vas to have been acted
npos i.ss Me.'i-y. Il the sssas.l meeting Of IN.
Canal stoekhosjers II would scem % ne, how.
evcr, that the C.nai Compaay have decided In.
maitsv slscady, and that while they
..Ho'd the wor,i Of promise 10 the car,
Th~y break IL TO the hope"
They A-v~ % los.fcd and begun their WORK. Is to
prevent The Rail Ro.d from passing With ,h-,n.
except - crest expense, BY cutting dova I'm
,assss noaatain eliifa We think This somewhat
Singular searss. Th%p night - veil have re-
jecsed the proposition II oace. The r~sals, how
ever, vill soon Be known. Whatever u may be,
~ssrua that the spirit Of caserprise which has
hercsefosc snimsted the B>iiimorcsns, will no,
fail them until ,hey overcome every difieaity.
Upon their entry Into Virginia, viii depend
the success q the Winchester scheme.
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bCFThe MsfJ Isnd State lottery s5l be-
draws N BALTIMORE once every fortnight A
eiass viii be drsva on the gth ~ lsne, ana
80 % N ssccessina svssy fotfteeash day
Orders fos Mafyiend. Vagina, Osiea Cansi.
cod Delaware tickFis. viii receive immedisfo
attention.. ~ addressed te
ANTHONY %. SCHUYLER.
Msg 5i-titniy. Balfisaors. nd
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vALUA8xE PROPERTY.
Pssblic Sale.

NVHE subscriber wili offer q public sale,
- on Thursday the I'd day Of .fssass merit.
has most VALUABLE ESTABl.iSHMENr.
consisting of the
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a certificate Of . packsre for as7 20


Those remisting Sos, will be entitled to
certificate fera paeksge Of hole tickets.
July @-CIGss S2-54 No. lottery, 8 drawn
balIols-Highesi prize II, 500-iIckets
Sniy H. Class 25-66 Number lottery. 10
drawn bsliots-fouF Of 10. 600 tickets IS.
Address ANTHONY ~. SCHUYLER,
NeV fork. % BsLiaoye, Nd.
Who is regularly licensed BY the States u
New York and Maryland.
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NJ 7. Consolidated Lottery,
Class No. ~. for 1882, To be drawn on
Wednesday,, June -. 60 No. lOlteTy-9
drawn ballots.
100000, lO,OOO. 2,5OO
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fiezT Aaspecfioa e Fr.serSsh ~ sos h.~~.t.
% sour were inspsessa Al 1900 s,,,,,-,
''e quarter ending shs 3olh-ult.
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N. Y. Consolidated Lotterv.

Class No. 10, for 1882. To be dr.vn Ian.
18th, 1852 scnx~r,
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Maryland State Lottery.
SCH DE

Glass. No. 6. FOE 1852. To be dr,v, :, R.l
nmose on Safsrday. fac sfhJsue, 1882.
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A certificate Of package for $50 ~

June 90 Class 2o-Capiisls SIC, 600, g.
6O0. OF 1000. Of 500. 10 Of SEQ. &c. &C.
90 Number lottery. 10 drawn ballOts--sick-
cts 81.
A package of % Nholes cost, less per
eent. S62 10
Warranted to draw ., Ieas, IS 50
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The Legislature Of Pcnnsyivaaia assembled q,
Harrisburg, On Tuesday the aOth ult for the pur-
Pos- Of dividing the State into districts under the
new superintendent bin.
The Legislature Of Ohio has also met for the
sane purpose. The new ratio gives to this State
~ representatives. inereass OF 5.
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Ths Senate seems 10 be st vorh in earnest upon
the Bank bill, aud there can nov be bat little
doubt We think, Of its passage ss an early day
IL win probably undergo many modiscstioa., and
viii be prsscnied in saeh = shape a. TO meet the
f-vor Of al, except those Who oppose Il upon con-
s,isutiooai grounds These cannot be satisfied
upon any teEma The President will, therefore.
be tested upoa qacssioa. which, more than any
nov pending. ~ili sHeee his future prospectA-
The Riehmoad Enqairrr expresses m eArpea
confidence that be wili refuse TO sign ,he bill,
while his friends In Pennsylvania and elsewhere
insist upoa h tha, he viii sanction IL, present.
Cd In modified shape We are Of opinion that
h makes no difference how he acts upon Il. His
partizans win stick TO him-no matter what he
does. In the eyes Of those Of the true h.ith,
whatsoever be does. viii be for the best"
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WOOL

49, AAAAAANAAAs fNNE y.
ktAfDn.--fhsEs has kess sssss stiy 81 De
49, ma.set ne las. tso daya, ealssd ~ tie
-.s 800, iighs Fesciffs, sad uh4agofpAls t,ros-
Prei q tAe groving eFop tarrster via a a..
~ uaag, ilas iaere vill - ~ = d.
'a ~ FiouF, eefore ne nezs ksrpsSi D. Pfzase
~ improvement siaes Wsfnes&1T bas hcru
-Doet - eenta per harsi ~ T'hugsdsy tl,- -
49, r1nsed fEou eS feto %, sonsidera-
~. Yesterday iiss e1rr,ra - - -
80 - pega-ps n aolae inasaners Z frnsiios
49, l@.e. We hrard ~ ~ ons s,is from
e9 tVs ebla snriy d flss asv. ~ As, eub-
-Iurnlly holdaIa 80 r.. & "a - 8 81
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Suns I3-CIass Iy-Cspitsls go, 600, TO-
goo, 800, i.270. 10 Of 1000, 10 Of 500,
20 Of 200. &c. &c.-6o No. Lottery, drawn
ballois-tiekets IS.
A package Of 20 tickets cost. less per
cenf so5 co
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N. Y. Consolidated Lottery.

Glass No. 81, FOE 1882 To be drawn on
"Wednesday. June ~, 1852. 66 No. lottery,
Wilmington expositor. (Wilmington, Del.) 1831-18??, 1832-03-23

from his testimony on subsequent occasions, it
is presumed il would not.
= At the same term, an indictment for con
spiracy and for kidnapping was found against
Eli Bruce, David Hague, Erasmus Turner, &
Jedediah barrow. Bruce, as is well known,
was Sheriff of Niagara, and in high sranding
in the Community. Hauge was tailor at
Lockport, & died before he could be brought
TO trial. Turner was the publisher of news
paper at Lockport of respectable, character.
barrow was also respectable man, but his
occupation is unknown. He was afterwards ap.
pointed postmaster.
(To be Continued.)
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-01
CAPTAIN ROSES EXPEDITION,

There are, we should suppose, very few Eng
lishmen VINO have not asked themselves frequent.
ly, . Is there any chance OF poor :; - ever com
ing back?' To many who like ourss'ges, have
had same acquaintance with the painful ci.-g.,'
stances under which that brave man went forth,
the question is Of deep interest, and slowly. We
ry slowly, and reluctantly. is all hope Of his safe
ty abandoned. Perhaps few words given to the
circumstances and fate Of his expedition will not
be msaPplied.
Few Of our readers will forget the effect pro.
duced upon the public by Captain Parry's com.
ment upon Ross government voyage, but only
those who know Ross can fully measures his feel.
inss. He determined at once. that If ship could
be procured, he would go again; and he rejoiced
in the chance afforded him, BY generosity which
has too few parallels. The details Of the fitting
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-01
Charles Bennett

! AS received, by ship Shenandoah, Captain Rose.
III and oIrrs f,r sale
Bcdp1rt Some Irvine. il. bales of various sizes
Shoe Thread, comn,un. in bales of 20 deg
Zinc yellow. bleaehed ana half blesched do
Ncry best patent rsilors' threat, dark blue, w.
u. aud all colurs
Ills Stock Of GOODS previously on hand, consisting
VI mans desirable articles Foreign and Domestic. may
'e worth the attention of Dealers it is intenton
% d'spase OF the whole the present autumn and ensu
Ng SiEler scpt6
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For Amsterdam.

IN The superior eoppered Brig BELpfDERA.
pGeorge Fletcher. m sster, viii sail IN the course
o X present month. For light articles on freight or
massage. having handsome accommodate ns, apply to
EDN'D DAlNGERFiELD.
U2o has IN Store for sales
Z h9i' Porto Rico isugars par, of superior
IS do New Orlc,ns)
S 10 New England Rum
rGfs and and h snE rp,s ssis"s''s ur.ndy
pipes superior Holland Gin
10 barrels No l Msckerel
B,xe. Chewing Tobacco, los and 12's, sc. &c.
sept IL
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lovely and good report. But the bud Of prom
Use was cankered by the worm of consumption.
snd he was cut in the morning Of his days
loved, honored, wept BY all who knew him
Those who cherish his remembrance, will gladly
possess themselves Of the beautiful remains"
which have been gathered up by Mr.. Whittier.
" y .fdp
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-01
Chnice Wines.

yVyHE subscribers have for sale - ~. " -"
L est WINES. in boxes of t't sran si'"' VIZ
Gha s,pa SEh. WrGan. j. pns and quarts
Chambertn BurgunS c....or = .f,,. Glare.
"W 1as "eppenheimer;" "oberweiseler'"
linen, ss%s. st. S 5ss. ps'. and l.
Witt and red c'sret
ubte hermitage and sauterne
Husest Lunel, Hermitage, hslvoisih
Chateau Hargeaux
Extract d. Absinthe
Aedoe CIaret, in casks
MAprIaI, in pipes. hogsheads ard quarter eatk.,
old and Of the very best quality
Sicily and Nsrseies Madeira
st. Lucsr, Sherry, Port
Dry and sweet MalHsa, &c. Ge.
juae9 q c. e"ASNo'H w.
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Phre,nology Boston Evening Gazette,
in speaking Of DR.. Spurzhem, says:--

Phrenology Boston Evening Gazette,
in speaking Of Dr. Spurzheim, says:--
He has delivered three Lectures OF his course
to highly respectable class Of ladies and gen.
temen-and we trust, much TO their edificatloh
and profit. His qualifications as Lecturer are
of the first order. HIS manner is easy, and his
dicton free He leads the mind of his hearers
to facts and to knowledse--ln the most simple
and Interesting manner. Instead Of appealing to
the opinions Of great men. TO propositions and
finely wrought arguments, To subslanIlate his doc
trine-he refers to the fundamental laws OF ma
ture. He tells what he has seen-and leaves it
with US to Judge of the validity OF his differences.
He shows US the beauties and harmony Of nature
and dwells upon the perfection of her laws.
He proposes nothing for the consideration Of his
hearers above their comprehenson-but speaks
in the plain language of common sense and ex-
periencc.
Whether we agree with him in Phrenology-
or not-his Lectures are highly calculated TO in
terest and instruct-and the friends of Science
and Education never had a richer treat of know-
ledge altered them in this country.
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Sugars, Coffee, Molasses, &c

a hogshesds CLEANS, Porto Rico and ST. Croix
~ 10 barrels Sugars
boxes white Havana do
o. barrels and boxes loaf and lump do
$50 bags Rio, Laguirs and Java Coffee
IS hhds Orleans and English Island Molasses
TOO barrsl, copper distilled whistey
Spuncheons old Jamaica Rum
IS hhds New England 10
llOehests, half chests and boxes Gunpowder,
Imperial, Hyson and Young Tyson Teas, Lew
is's cargo
'0oVoO lbs choice Bacon, our own curing
'V'VOo lbs Yellow and Brown Soap
o'boxes Mould and Dipped Candles
tof sale by SAA'L. d. LARMOUR & Co.
sept
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-01
Braiaards Literary Remains J. 6

BraiaarTs Literary RensGins.-Mr. j. G.
Whittier, Of Harlfotd--h:nse'ta poet Of no mean
rrpu.a,on--has Just edlrsa az. pub'isled the
=. Literary Remains OF ;pe lal] ighn g c. Brat.
nard, Esq. to which is pretiset :. ssstch OF the
lille of Tue lamentcd bard. Tine solme Is
handsome duode,imo Of nearly two huodred and
fifty pages. and comprises. 10 addition 10 various
unpublished pieces, all the poems OF Bralnard
contained in the little volume issued from the
press by the author himself, about year before
his decease. Whom the Gods love die young
said one Of the ancients" Brainard was one Of the
the purest spirits, and sweetest poets that our
country has produced. His genius was not SO
dazzling as that of some others; but It shone with
a mild, clear, and continued radiance. resep:
bling the steady glow of a distant planet, rather
than the transent blaze Of the meteor. His soul
was the seat Of. all that was noble and generous,
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Wanted Immediately,

vySo work in the Cou milan Cotton Factory, about
L twenty more Bows or Girls and five more Fam
lies with Children from eight years old and upwards;
and Carder ard that can work on the stretching
anJ act as store.keeper 10 such AS understand the
business, good wages will be gwen also, servant
10 do house work. by the month or year Apply to the
subscriber, living at the Factory, Four Mile Rum near
Ale xaudra GEO. Nubo.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-01

FRESH Teas, &c
WILLIAM FOWLE & co. haze for Sale,
~. CHESTS Young siyson } Teas, ct the Nepon
4 y Is haifdo Gunpowder Sset's cargo imported
20 do DO Imperial the last month.
% S sass. s sro STS HAVANA a" A. Orleans
IS hhds superior retailing molasses
% h hhst N. E. rum
March e Co.'S London Particular, Sicily and Pr
CO MADEIRA, Leovlle and Nedoe Clsre',
Sauturne and Champagne wines
100 bolts Colts cotton duck, oil numbers
so do cotton ravens do
so coils Manila cordsge
90 boxes Havana segsrs of extra quality
700 casks nails, assorted sizes
so bbls mess and prime beef
so do prime pork
40 do No. q u.ckere, rn.1
800 do No.
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office

Notice
xSeAA The Steamer COLUMBIA,
Captain James Mitchell, wIi for
T<r-A=9ste ensuing four weeks, tcommen
ssSsesSs>SSXS5cingo on the 18th Sept and ending
the 9th Ocuber.) leave baltimore on Saturday at
O'Clock r. VI for the District OF Columbia; and return
ing, Will leave Georgetown At S. Washington at o, aud
Alexandria a, o'clock, u. on Wednesday.
Passage, erclusiue Of Meals:
y m Baltimore To the District, TO the different
hR.ngs on the Potomac, from these places TO BAL
,imore s. 90
TO Pye's Landing, Qusntco 1 W
Sandy Point, Hl, Boyds Hole, Ladders
Ferry ~
Bluff Point, Mpore's Lsnding. Blackstone's.
Piae, Pant. Sandy Point. Va, Corn.
field Point w
sen, - -Aw
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-01
"A Card.

AIRS BOURNE returns her sincere acknowledge
w nents,o those Young ladies' VINO pave W'i'ea hsi
o,d ;nrorns,bcm tog ether with the ladies' and
yrr,lcmen If lex.naria that she is to be found at
Mrs Rcb cca ra,iors, KuE street, where spechehs'
Of b.run.k are to ne seen. and terms made Known.
P.intjhg AID drawing 'r"n Nature taught IN eigh'
lessons II satisfaction be not even u" compensation
Iii -, ,xnec,rd Also s2 Wark and EBONY Work
Mrs g. ,nicits me ladies - cti early as her time
will ne limited in The District oEColumb's
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-01
For N0stun,

tsS The packet schooner PELOCf1H Ryder
80, Master For freight or passage supply to the
mast, On board, at Central What, orto
spt96 w fOWI.E & Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-01
For Amsterdam.

.tk The coppered Brig GR.fuPUS, brewster,
-y Master, viii sail early in October, and can take
a., TSht (reigh, tina, may offer. Apply to
-, On w. FOWLE y Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-01
Mouse to let

Mouse to let
sIN That commodipus two story BRICK HOUSE
S'As N Cameron street, west of the theatre, is re
F"r II. 10 respectable permanent tenant, the rent
WI De reasonable. Inquire of
s-p,S SAMI b. I.ARM0UR & Co.
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For .iM,sterNNm

xES The fine coppered ship H7RPESI' E
HbBr.dford, master. For freight of 100 hogs
Ids Of tobacco, small stowage, apply to
ssn,Ii A C. CAZENOYE & Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-01
Prime Chewing Tobacco
Mustard.

T. CASES Of Feps Mustard, lin half pound canis,ers)
" Of superior quality, just received and for sale by
sept92 ClAGETT 4 PAGE.
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'EN N-ent.

No Vent.
fyy51E5sAA The spacious BRICK DIPELLING H0USE
Essss # the corner OF Duke and St 4sa streets, re
CIT, occupied by Mr.. a. DsingeFftid The rent VIII
he moderate, aud muc late possession given appyto
ss,t o6 8 sSITH. or ". Fo"'f
The Arkansas advocate., 1832-10-03
LITTLE lsos5E A T. "WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER lsse.

food, had pierced her heart and ava keaed all her energy. She told the little ones, over whose feeble minds her fine spirit had acquired an absolute sway, to get up and go with her; then taking a hand of each, she fearlessly led them to the Indian campfire. For tunateIy, the sayages understood our language; and when the little girl had explained to them what had occurred, :, they received the deserted children kindly, and conducted them to the nearest Of our towns, where they were kept by some benevolent people, until their own relations claimed them.