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on monday night Iast In orange one SATURDAY
"Who shall decide sohen Doctors disagree ?"--It
will have been observed by Of our readers that in
New York. and most other places, the physicians and
Boards Of Health have as Ear possible prescribed
nearly all species of vegetables snd fruits
Of their tendency bring attack Of the cholera.
In Boston, however, several physicians, among them
Dr. John G. Warren. one Of the eminent in the
country, have recommended contrary course. See
what they say in the annexed exttact:-
Use of Vegetables. There seems To exist belief
that vegetables should be absained from during the
existence Of the epidemic disposition 10 cholera. The
consuIiing physicians in heir first public report, adj
vsed their fellow citizens from ali uncooked vegeia.
bles, such as cucsmbers and all salads They did
advise abstinence from vegetables, when Of good quail
i,y, and properly cooked. These on the contrary,
they recommend a. salatary provision Of nature,
this season. to cool and regulate the digestive system.
Rips Fruits. similar error prevails ~ 10 fruis.
This board are aware that the Of fruit hes been
wholly prescribed by some writer's On the subject Of
cholera. To ths injunction they cannOt assent They
believe that moderate use Of oar ripe fruit ID
Of the Of prevention BY removing thai state Of
the digestive organs which would disorder the secre-
items Of those organs, and Thus prepare them foE1s-
ease. Il may be STATED, ~ gsseval Fath, thas Ne
exciting canse ola epidemic more frequently les8
m Improper quantity Of food, than in amy ~
quality, although tha quality should by NO 4
regarded with indifference"
The PhiladeIphia Gazette says. that tho Ourang
ouiaag lately brought 10 that city from Africa, died
few days since Of cholera, lie owner having neglected
the premonitoVy symptoms.
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NOTICE.

Litehfeld. ANenst a4, 1859
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NOW is THE TIME TO
.BxyGOODNC heap!

THE subscriber having made engagements
Il tolesve this places will wind up business
and be off with all possible despatch. For
short time ! shall drive the trade by SELLING
OFF the Goods on hand at retail l2 To 95 per
cent less than the usual fair prices. To prove
this. on paper, few prices will be named,
which are for cash or short credit rs cash
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ATTENTTONI

THE Members Ofthe First Light InGantrv
II Company, I6th Regiment Connecticut
Militia; are hereby commanded to appear on
the usual place of parade of said Company; on
Monday the Sd day of September next; at
o'clock A. NJ. armed and equipped as the law
directs, for exercise and Inspection.
BENJAMIN WEBSTER, Jun.
Captain commanding said Company.
Litchfeld, Aug. GO, 1889 IL
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DIED.

In this town, (Nor,h6ed Soeieiy,J the LIST inst:
Mrs. Sarah Marsh, wife of Col. James Marsh, aged
mented.
To Salisbury, the 10th inst. Abiel Chaplin, ESQ.
.oed 46. of the firm Of Sterling, Chapin & Co.
+" Re,hlem. on the 18th inst. Jabex infant son oil
lanes Allen, ESQ. aged s monahs.
In New-I4avsn, Mrs. Sophia II. Isbasa Alrs. Sa-
raL NJ. Bacon, wife Of Mr.. Henry D. aged q mr..
Isaac Dorman, aged "A.
In Fair Haven, Mr.. JoiIlam Tatile, IS.
In Hartford, Mr.. Edward Steel, aged &c.
In Glastonbury, Miss Lydia keaey. aged n.
In simsbury, Mr.. Elijah 81. john, ~.
A, Ivme. Mrs. Beisey WeIlss, So.
. In New,own, Mr.. David Tousey, IS.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
THE subscribers, appointed by the Hon.
u Court OF Probate for the District of Sha-
ron Commissioners on the estate Of
JOHN HARRIS,
Of Salisbury. 10 said district, an insolyenf
debtor, hereby give notice that six months are
allowed by said Court from the date hereof
for the creditors Of said estate to present their
claims to said Commissioners, who will meet
on the business Of their appointment at the
dwelling house Of Moses Wells. Jun. 10 said
Salisbury, on Monday the 18th day Of Octo-
Der. and on Monday the 18th Of January next,
at one o'clock il the afternoon on each of said
days, to examine and allow said claims.
ELIPHALEr WHITTLEsEY, I Commits.
PHINEAs CHAPLIN, sioners.
Salisbury, Jt,ly 16, 1889 II
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1896
For the week,
ALBANY.
PHILADELPHIA.

In Ne,c. Haeen, we learn tina. there fatal case
on Monday night last. In Orange, one Saturday.
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Pm ~ T'rgi-ss Af7r,,,s'b, FL 81, 1879
TO pREYEN + CONTAGIOUS DISEASES.
I.OH{gE or LINE

A correspondent of tn Now York American
bears the fJlowng strong testimony ~ favor oil The
efficacy of the CHLORIDE OF LIME us o,tale-
guard nsainst contaglen
Itwasqi IA much pleasure real IN pour paper
communication the subject Of tn nrtclc naned
above, setting forth II properties and tic oathe'
belief IN It's efficacy IL preventing tn extension ct
on,ag inus diseases. In support = thai gentleman
tr,uuirni wnullba, 70 instance my own cnste-
Having recently recovered from an attack ot the
Small Pox, in it, most ftish.lol iorm and uthoieb
situated for many weeks az was, III II house IN
which thrre was an avera:c OF from thirty to iotY
persons Of all ages not au indi,ilfa m,bibcd tie
disease | caused 10 b. distributed IN all the nd
ioinIns apartments, md constantly usr1 my onn
10y sprnhllng thc ioof, bsd clnhes Sc. with d5.
roction nhloe by pouring gallon II watT on on
pound af Glorldc AT that time, | WIS only az
auauod With the Chloride by hariug tested - Il
Gcaty IN reno ing tue dlsagrceahla udors ARISING
in warm Wralb,I from patrld Substances prFFs
81, ltoerlrrtd tonne that II might tc beuot#al
even In destroy ing fhe contagious prn,elc OF tla
Small poN--and, although the phYalelpns IN aHen#
dance tlonttd the idea, Notwithstanding pcrtttef#
81 IA itsnar, md shnll ever attribute the cheering
fact that no person imbhed the dseasf from ne 10
its u.s. Asau additional testimony gifts efficacy
| would mention thh several members ofthr taml.
ly mpfudtnty tNlnsiu thtma'Nfhi ny Nl"l'"lb No
before / VIZ able to leaee my b,d and a0rrwafda
by washing tho hrdeothts. &c, without any ilt
cautions on Heir part had, however been in Tho
habit oil sprlnkl,ng them thoroughly each day, by
which their safety waa ensured - Also, ono OF the !
srry ants who had neither had the Smu PoE or
been yaecmatcd. made the apartment adjoining !
mine "A constant thorouehftrc, yet heeseapcd
T. The abuv article VIZ Chlotde Of Lime
for sale in quantities 10 suit purchasers, by
Howell DAVIES
Feb IL II
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--.-.---H|i-s.-=
EItTST SALE.

WN compliance with the deed OF trust executed To
"a me by Samuel q Norvell, FOR purposes et-
pressed in the SAID decd I shall proceed to sell,
on Thursday the 23d February, =; public auction
To the highest bidder, all Of the Hou5choId and
Kitchen Furniture of SAID Samuel e. Norvcli, at
the house formerly occupied by him, opposite the
Vrginian Dthca.-The greater part Of the Furnl-
,ure s very valuable. Those wishing sach IN the
way of housekeeping, will find tito their interest to
attend
Terms.-~All sums under el0o eash-ol above
500 four months credt-with approved endof-
ecrs, WI { FRAZER Trustee.
F.h ~
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NOTICE..


r 10y virtue Of Deed Of Trust executed by
~ james Barnett and Robert Monies, aud
dniy r1glstcred IA Tho Registers Office Of Rocking
ham county North Carolina, for purposes therein
mentioned, We shol ekposo topuble seic, on Friday
the 2sh day OF March next, for ready money, on
the premises, the Lot Of Ground, occupied nj PIE
sent by James Barnett, ESQ. lying IN the town oil
Loaksvllle--Thls lot hae on 1t u large and well
finished three story House, intended fora public
House, with Store and Comptng Room on The
lower floor, with twelve other additional md con.
vcnlont kooms-Topethep with necessary oul
buildings for an extensive establishments Persons
dcsirous To own property ofths klnd would ia
well 10 attend the sale We nro authorized 10 say
that every conveyance necessary 10 pass IN abso-
lutte title IN the property will be cxeeatcd We how.
ever, will only convey ~ agents.
The property IS sold for the purpose Of d'schare
ing debt due the Statc Bank OF North Carolina
perhaps VIC may be authori2 Il tug give the pun
chaser Bunk accommodation lfso the terms will
be made lAown on the doy of 6nIe
JAMES + MOREuEAD,
JAMES GARLAND,
Agents ior Rice Ghrlaud Trustee
Fob - IT
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n WILL sell on "Wednesday the 18th mat. IN
Va front ofmy Office, ii II O'Clock, NJ a latge
lot Of resh Groceries. consisting of
IL hhcLs PRIME ST Cro,x Porto REQ and y. Or
leans Sugars
ii Lbla do do do
30 baeq primo Havana, Porto Rico and st Do
mluso Colle
10 casks sup Goshen Cheese
10 bills. Nrw Nockuel
10 caska Dry and Sweet Malaga Wmr
| case Mons and Womrns Saddles
9 do Nesla Wood Boxos
BbIs Loafnd Lump Susurs
Boxes brown Soap
Bags Pepper md Alspicc
Indigo Jun and Coupons, SC Sf
form, very liberal and made known on The day
ofsalc JOHN IL u PAYNE, Aurt.
Eel. Il 1t
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Il is needless to say, that this Is one OF hoee SUI
lects which, now thai the door of discussion hns
been opened, cannot BE- too seriously and carefully
Investigated Like the seven plaques of Egypt, II
is at every mans door NJ his hearth, and in his
chamber. We do not intend 10 add nny thing Of
our own to what has been so much moro ably AMI
better sud by the members of the Legislature who
have debated this question, and whose views We
have already, shall hereafter, lay before our req
icrs. But, we canno, too earnestly urge upon the
public the propriety of deliberately examining and
weighing the arguments ON both sides, which
they may receive from that and other sources
Ne have been favored by the gentleman 10
whom II was addressed with the subloncd extract
OF letter from his frenl IA gentleman of talents,
who like many other Of our most valuable citizens.
has left his native Snte--1ryen from It by i'm
proyident lcCslation-to swell the numbers and
add to the moral weight Of the "great Wosto II
III be observed from the date of the letter that At
the Gme ii was penned the writer was unapprized
of the fact that the question of Aboltlon had be
come n subject Of earnest debate IN the Legislature
His views are cntltlcd 10 the consideration Of the
proplg.
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NJ AlsEsl AGAN

MARRIED, IN Ciorksvlc, Tenn. on the I'll,
january by the Rev Newton G, Bergman the
Rev HENRY 4. NORTH, to Mira MARTHA
J. BAlBA.
-, on Thursday evening, the End nstonr
10y the Rev John Ayres, MIR HENRY SAuN
bERs, 10 Miss MARY ANN, eldest daughter ol
col John kascy, all Of Bcdfgld
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$4,000
1902 prlnq ~, l9s blunha.
MODE OF ORA WING

MODE OF DRAWING
To be drawn on the A, &c, rlan The 7,00o
prizes Of i lobc awarded To the first. second o.
third division, 10 be dtttrmincd by TINT which mH5
draw The capital prize Of 50 600, TINT the holdei
of three lit kcts one in each division, is certain t
draw one pre-, md may draw four. An tho prizf'
above the denomination oi@l in one wheel. and a.
the numbers IN another nj unce, the whole To b.
drawn in few hours. Prizes payable in cash for
" days ailer the drawing and subleet 10 the usua
dcdueum of 6ftccn percent.
Tickets VI Halves So, Qrs 81,
For sale ut WARD 5 OFFICE
Fob
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ANN ATChILOSE.
LAND FOR SALE.

YIN pursuance 81 tho hs' will and testament
y samud Scott, deo'd. there viii he srld on Sa
torday the lslh dsy ofF.bfuafy. 1889, NJ pnbilf
auction. on tho premises, 'tact Of Land, lying on
Black Wafer Cresk, ia the connty OF Campbell.
between twp amt three miles from Lynchhnfg This
lard Is Known Ivy the mime oi the " Black Waite,
Tract md contains about 900 acres The lind
is # a.ery huc qnal,r with an excellent road 10
marker. BEVERLY r. SCOTT EE'or
oil oame'l scott. deceased
NJ TERMS made known ~ salr.
Irurnr, %. IFS
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7eg 1twjl. he sem thdH Il propos'tlo" to amend
the federal constitution. 50 as TO rendrr the fl1>'
dent ,nellsla.o fora second town, has been n'roda-
e,d into our State Legislative. We hope, II ii
.hoald be adopted. as NC douh nt will be- that
Cen JucAsou v IL tale the hint, and retire TO The
Hermitage We certainly canhf perceive 10"
those who arc in favor OF such an an ndmtnt Ct"
refuse now to act upon IL by deeiinin@Jo vote 1or
the reelection Of tire incumbent. rdo they ~
pose that another crisis WI! never arise, in our a'
ulre history, whcn il will be necessary again t" con-
t.nue some grca, : Rforn-r' at the head OF the
-oyesnaeDt longer than one term
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NJ. Lagh an he .Siarc QHcdio@-Wc men
toned. IN our last that 3. w. Leigh, Esq. had
made his appearance IN the Richmond Enquirer
in long article Indignantly deprccating the dis
cuss.on of the abolition Of Slavery. We could
scarcely have expected this course from n gentle
man, who, in the Virginia Convention of 1890,
sec Debates, p l73) uttered the following cinpho-
tic language -" wish, indeed, (said Mr. Leigh
tina, had been born in land where domestic and
negro savuNs unknown-no, SRI misrepre-
sen. rvself--I do not wish SOL shall never wish
had been horn out Of Virginia int Irl@ hat
Tror1Gt1Icc hsd spared my country this MORAL AND
POLITICAL Evil. It's supposed that our slave labor
enat us to live in luxury and ease, without indus
try wthoat car, Sir, the evil Of slavery Is greater
10 ,hs master than to the slave He - interest IN
all their wants. all their dlstresscs bound TO pro-
vide for them, to care for them, to tabor for them
while they labor for HIM and his labor 10 by ~
means the least severe Of the t@1 tle- We sub
init lis er:rs1 witgthc ajns'y remark TIA, VIC
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American ne1cs, m an English drcsS.--Ihe
Telegraph, printcdat Hampshire, m England, an
nounc,s the arrival Of an American ship from New
York, aai gives t' readers the following piece of
,niaDigcnec: The bu'lotns for the new Presl,
dent was going or, the majority Of suitrages beng
m favor of Nr Wirt"-This would doubtless be
quite agreeable news to Mr. Wif', and Ills Anti
Masonic friends, hit were true.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-02-13

- The bill to nurhouzc William Daniel m
Benz sehoodcld 10 erceta toll brlee across Jamr
River near Lyuchbars, has passed the House
DrIcentas
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r. Duff Green cowhldedo Mr. Darrell few
days ago in Washington Darrell called ON Green
to demand an apology, on the part Of Co. Jamos
Watson " obb, ior late publication IN the Tele.
graph Col Webb uudhis representatives. fare had
" in Duns hands
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have sreh no fhore fdfab6 orTui,.n tIn.n au, u
show the necessity Of something bzing done to get
ri ola class Of population, who ar admitted n be
an unpna6iabIr and sexallous species Of property
while as persons they are 4" moral and political
evil
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10 PLY sicians, Families, &c,

n row CORNING sppetlof BlIsicrnE Ilastrr. rendV
IL sprsld - su buyers. strong and m,ld Mt.
rnr,aI Plaster DO. AmmorH Plaster do. Dmchlnn
.umplc and - i,h cum, Il Rohu an, two kiud', do.
Y farming rrs'.t, 'hong Hpd oild hf'cwiNl Out
mcn's do. PIT. o.. lmcnt, Bl'G Mass AdhrsV" fla'.
ter. two kinds, Exuect suamorinr, Bonale' az
Calbeiers, NJ. orted kinds Armed Bonsle assorted
j. grrdunted, Pipes for Gum Elastic INJECTING Bog
Lunsr Cou.tc, OH Plmeul2, CNrb pota,s in Chrs,.
tas. beaunlnl, Suycrniur, Wbbtr.skins. Engh,n
aud Ifeneh Prper ptl BnAcs. Extract 5arsnpat.
la, Solid md uid, Peperiue, Gurn T.nnccis, pois.
~. Fo,ctps Breast nod Coupling Glas"s, oea,if
cnlofs Carpenters Maft,ih Mcdrca &c &c. All
fr,h and pu,e aud ioi sae at thr towest prices.
Howell DAVIES.
Jan Of in5
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r. The vote in the Legislature, ON a motion in
i fut.Iy to postpone the bill concerning free per
sons OF color, shows that Vast majority Of tia
,,o.,seof Delegates are determined to enter upon
N. .eh.me vii. proper sp.sit Wcuro dad fha
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g.r We observe, among the petitions presented
to the Legislature, one, by Mr. Wood, Of Albrnarle,
praying for the Organization OF company TO Pre-
s.rve order in that county, We had no conception
lba, orr neishbors of Alocmarls were such law
I..s crew. VIII the Charlottesville Advocate thro"
some light upon the subject and Endicuse the rePo-
Ion oftAe!r celebrated county I
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WARDS OFFICE.
EKt1E ROAD LOT
TERRY

Glass NJ. 2. for 1899.
To he dn~n in Lexington. Va. on Tuesday ihe
2lslday Of Fob. lt32
uLl.EIEAr pRIXE &G.GO0.
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rcsras so. 40s. 3os, 2js, 1o'. Sc. &c.
Tickets a., llalyes ~ 30, Qfs Ill %.
Tor sale at DlGGES LOTTERY
and Exchange Office
Eel, IL
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81 We observe In the last Washington papers
a correspondence between EN Secretary Branch
and MIR Forsyth, of n warlikr character The for.
mer called on the latter to explain passage in his
speech on Mr. Van Ruren's nomination, IN which
the EA Secretary" who gave certain information
TO Mr.. roinde,trr, was described rs the volunteer
repeater ofcooGdenual conversations with the Chici
Magistrate" MIR Forsyth dIsrowed nil intention
terminated without AN appeal to pistols.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-02-13

shoR mosg.i ,seal sseish Of Mr. wih--,d xA,h
he sii1es thu following eurousy DESCRIPTIVE signa-
'ure: HcHry BanGs, the brother ofJohn Hanks
whom Gen Greene of the Southern army, publicly
thanked and opplaa1ed, as being the only man ho
had the viii and the means to save the army and
The nation, andthe surviving partner OF lun;cr,
Banks Go merchants, of Richmond, Va
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- Messrs. n slut aud Walker who som. time
since issued Proposals ior publishing, IN the city of
Richmond new religious pepcr 10 be called d" TIE
Richmond Eraageiia, have gwen notice thatlhe
editorial department will be- coDiueled by tn, Rev
Ethclbert Drake. Persons who have charge OF
subscription lists are requested to return them IL
the publishers, III Richmond by the st Of March
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= The eccentric Henry Banks, Of Va. has
r4fnty published, in the Franhtor. kentuskial' a
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H'''As y " merchants, ~ Richmond, va
- ar nth If Id assn mes To b. the lcaGer
OF the san Buren, traemcn, ofthe Jackson party IN
The SENATE. II IS D. Of that class Of men, so
graphically described by Pin, whose passions arc
ansabdaed by aga. but who unfortana.ry are IN
blessed with that store division, generally presum-
ei 10 D. the fruit Of experience ind which # he pos
'Siei IT, would enable him To guide them in
proper channel IL his speech ON Nj Van Buren's
nomination, Nj. Smith asserts tn al tn President
is as well, might say better informed than (Mr
CIay) on any thing done in any or all of the De
parunents and on al matters relating 10 our fo,gn
affairs. At least (hs eontinuesl have found him
so-in all matters as we'll and IN some much better
informed than an Now, the last member Of the
sentence may be, and no doubt Is tra-but the gen
ticman should not Judge of Mr. Claws information
! by his own want oft. Gen. Jackson may brbetter
informed than MIR Smith but the assumption of
his superiority over Mr.. Clay is supremacy rldi-
Gu Gus
In a note appended 10 the same speech, Mr..
0ihiul oi'sefNcS, 9HlGe the above speech was de
Iivcrod, have seen and convcrsei with the Pre,l-
dent, ana have been authorized to say that the OBJ
Jectiot1abe paragraphs (olrhe mstructlons) alluded
to IN the debate 'rcre dictated By INN to VI. IL
Burent-that they were his act and not that Of Mr..
Van Buren,. of course, VIC shall not deny the
Presidents asscrtIon-but if it be true, VIC only
say that he deserves the same fate at the hands Of
the people that has been awarded to Mr.. Van Bu.
renby tie Scnate-rejocton from their service.
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I'r by he last mai, We learn That Mr. Menuf
fc, as eharmon Of the committee If ways md
means, has portednhd q" to reduce and cqualisa
the duties imports" 1t strikes al the root Of the
protecting syetcm--aher the 3Oth Of June next pro.
posing 10 reduce the duties ON iron, steel, alt,
sugar, cotton baSglng hemp noX, and manutn tarrs
of IRON, cotton and vool tc % per cent nd ,alorem
until the Both June, Isl, ~honthey shall be shl FIR
Their rcdueeato IS, percent until the J0,h June, lsai
otwhleh TIM they shall hr reduced 10 l2. percent
The bill Is reieucd 10 comrittc of The whole
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-07-31
SALES AT AUCTION,
Trustees Sale.

VXTILL be sold, at public auction, in front OF GA
w 0ett,s Hotel ut O'Clock, NJ, on TUESDAY,
the satb dav of August under Deed Of Trust from
Oliver Finley and wife. beanng date the gath day
Of November 1928, to the subscribers for the PurP0'
es therein mentioned,
A THREE STORY BRICK DWELLING
HOUSE & LOT, bounded as follows: Begin.
finn ming upon the west side Of Royal street 70 fsee
north line of aten feet alley and running thence north
wardy with Royal street, and binding thereon " ieet
10 inches; thence westwsrdly with line parable! 10
Cameron street III feet alley fourteen feet wide
thence southwsrdy, with the line Of said alley, aud pa
rallel to Royal street. "a feet nches thence east
wardy with the line of the first mentioned alley, Ut
feet to the beginning with the right Of way over the
said alley
Terms of sale Cash. II. !. TAYLOR,
PHlNEAS JANNEY,
ive8-eots Trustees:
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Notice
To Coopers and C,rers of Fish.
jy 16-eots

To COopers and Cufefs o. Fash.
NXrRACT from An Act Of the Common Council re.
IL lative to the Inspection OF Fish:
% Section Is. And BE 1T FURTHER ESAcTED, hat all
s,lted fish, in barrels other CASKS brought to the
town of Alexandria, put up therein, for SALE barter.
or expectation shall be packed in such casks as the
Inspector may judge merchantable, sound and fit for
exportaton tightene with at least twelve good and
:ient hoops nailed with least four nails in each
chime hoop, and four nails in each upper bge hoop.
sufficient in every respect to hold pickle, and Of the
following dimensions to wits the length of the slaves
of each barrel twenty.eght inches, and tie thickness
thereof not less thar half All inch, the diameter Of the
head not les than inches, and the thickness
thereof not less than five eghths Of inch, the same
to be dow eled the bige diameter to be not less than
twenty inches from out to out, and the chime not to
exceed one inch ia depth
The above law will hereafter be strictly enforced
jy28-3t A RHODES, Fish Inspector.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-07-31
SHIP NEW S.
PORT or ALEXANDRIA. On. c.
ARpIyEn. IulY %.

ARRIVED. July %,
Ship Constellation, Sampson, Baltimore; to
E. Dainserheld.
Sloop Statira, Garrett, Philadelphia; freight
for the District.
July SO-Steamer Columbia. Mitchell, Bal
tnore: freight and passengers. Passed Oft Pope's
Creek. brig aground. bound up.
Steamboat Fredericksburg, hewitt, Norfolk;
freight aad passengers for the District.
SAILED, July 90,
Patron, Knight, Portsmouth, n II.