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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-15
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DIR. Sao,cdea: The mendacity of the Official
Government Journal" is proverbial; but in the
leading article Of this morning, on the subject
OF the late assault on the President, it trans
cends all its former efforts. The Editor afirms
that the Marshal Of the District was under the
impression that Randolph had been arrested BY
the civil authorities of Alexandria. was particu
larly "struck" by this Misrepresentation, 10 call
it BY genteel name, because I happen to know
that the Marshal could have been under no such
impression. After Mr.. Randolph had left the
wharf, the Marshal requested gentleman to
show him to a Magistrates office. The nearest
one being closed, the gentleman offered to show
the Marshal to another; but after short study,
he said it not worth while. and retreated lei
surely to the boat. 1t is also believed that the
Marshal safe Mr.. Randolph "pursuing the even
tenor of his way" up street, without making the
least ef,rt to-arrest him. There are other state.
ments in the Globe article equally entitled to no,
tice; but shall leave them for the present. 1t
may be as well to state, in justification Of the
civil authorities of Alexandria" that the whole
OF them were IN attendance on the Circuit Court
just then assembled, aud that the first intima,on
OF the assault was coupled with the information
that MIR. Il. had left town.
The Grand Jury very promptly presented Mr.,
the District Attorney was on the spot, with
the whole power Of the Court to back him; and
II he did not execute it efficiently, the fault lies
with him, or his subortlinates, and not with tire
civil authorities of Alexandria" | say no.
thing here OF the commanding voice and attitude
OF the President, which could prevent the arrest
III Mr.. r., bat could not prevent the Presidents
adherents from bestowing "blows and kicks"
on fallen man. aud thereby " assisting to push
him tr:t of the boat"
IL the "Oficial" had been content to have
taken proper and dignifed notice of this af
fair, which II" one attempts to justify, he might
have saved has friends from some unpleasant re-
marks to which they are justly obnoxious.
Mdyl4. H.
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COMMERCIAL.
MATANZAs MARKET.

MArANzAs, April, Cove have but little to
add mere than that the Cholera has nearly disap.
peared, and we begin to look for speedy revi.
val of business The disease is yet lurking a.
mong the plantations Of this neghborhood, and
consequently our further receipts Of Sugars, Cof-
fee aud Molasses arrive as yet slowly.
We quote Sugars assorted Al to 81 and S and
GIRLS. for prime. OF Coffee but little remains,
and owing to considerable shipments having been
recently made from Havana to our three great
markets. N. York, New.Oreans and Baltimore,
holders here are firm at 81 10, ordinary in pro-
portion; Molasses very scarce at s rls.
MATANzAs, April 29.-Last sale Of Rice from
your port. that of the AIphas cargo, was at So rs
Our market is completely overstocked with the
article. Our last advices from Havana also
quote the same low there. say st rs. Coffee 81
to $40. improving. Molasses ST rs. in demand.
Exchange on London 4 a 6pr. Ct. prem. On
the North a dis.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-15
ENGLISH MARKETS.

From the London Prices Current. April Q. 1888.
Cofee.-There was no alteration in Foreign
or East India coffee last week, but generally the
the mar et appeared heavy. The British Plan.
tation descriptions continued in good demand
for the home consumption. Havana good order
pale, Sis Cd upto SIS Gil for fine ordinary; for
the coiory Ceylou, Sis
indigo. the deliveries Of Indigo this month are
nearly one third more than in March Of las, year
the Improvement is in the home consumption Of
the country The quantity now declared for
the India House sale on the 9th inst is 454S
chests. a very large proportion is Of good strong
consuming qualities. taken last sales prices, they
are valued at So Cd to S. l0d; lS9 Madras, pref.
ty good quality,
LIVERPOOL, April S-The arrivals have been
heavy this week, and though there is not much
doing, prices Of all descriptions remain firm; hol.
ders Offering what they have freely at the exs.
ting prices.
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,,,srr TO FREDERICKSBURG.

4, Joint special meeting Of the Alexandria
Ion, Volunteers, and Alexandria Rifle
lau' lT. held at the Hall Of the Mechanic Re.
o,', S,,;.,y on Monday evening, 18th Of May,
M n. Meeting was called to oder BY Lieut..
L''0 and. on motion, Captain RosERr
S''s UT was called to the Chair. and Captain
U,,,, $. KlxsEr was appointed Secretary.
o. notion,
p.,,r.,A, That the Chairman appoint Com
~. If FIVE to draft resolutions expressive OF
'a,I;nos Of the meeting on the subject OF their
!, visit to Fredericksburg
wSersupon, the following persons were ap-
:,,,J. Captain KINsEY, Lieutenants SNYDER,
p,..y,xs and MANSFIELD, and DR.. CARSON.
n, nation. the Chairman was added to the
Committee
The Committee. after retiring for short time.
..o,t,l the following resolutions, which were
,,,oinously adopted:
:, Pe,0lrsd, That our late visit to Frede.
.,.t.hnrc TO assist in the Monumental cerenO-
~. .ss roo ,scrated to>Mary. the Mother Of Wash.
..,,oo. has impressed upon US feelings Of the
s,'br,t Qualification.
u beso!rsa, Tha, our sincere and warmest
..,,,, are due, and are hereby rendered, to the
r;,.,po, Of Fredericksburg, Civil and Military,
3. ,Sr kindness with Which We were received,
,,l for their poli;eness and hospitality during
-, ..;oarD amongst them; also 10 the Citizens
Rs,oicel. That our thanks Be presented
g., rae Mouumen,al COMMITTEE, for their unre
o,r,b attention from the time Of our arrival al
Poaaac Creek uat! our departure from Frede
IT. SsDuca.
.s Esioirei, That our thanks be rendered
q, III, Committee Of Arrangements Of the odd
F,Lioasi Jirgiaia Barbecue" for their polite
.r1 friendly invitation to unite Nth them OF
rs occasion, where We realized the truth Of Viz
.,aa hospitality. and in The true old style of the
ANCIENT Domlninn."
STU Res0iCci, That copy OF the foregoing
resolutions be forwarded to Major Hugh Nj Pat
,on. and that he be- respectfully requested to com
muacate the same 10 the citizens Of fredericks-
s3rg and Falmouth, aud the Committees.
Rs,Oirei. That the Editor of the Alexandria
Glreje be requested to Pablish the proceedings
q tbs meeting.
file Meeting then Adjourned.
ROBERT BROCKETT,
Chairman.
BLN.iNIN 5 KIvsEY. Scc'y.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-15

fa0iher Asc Version Of The Scriptures -
we nave great respect tor the talents. the indus
n.y. and The literary integrity Of DIR. Noah Web.
ser; but We receive the information contained
u The following article, from the New. Haven
paper With no anticlpations Of pleasure from,
@sexeeu,on OF his project. 10 our apprehen.
sOn' ne good eau result To the Christina world
"onne" versions Of the Bible. We have Just
S"ne'sed an attemptto improve the New. Tesla
nsn', which Is no better than u burlesque -
Every attempt to Improve the received Isnsla-
'cn Of the Bible has brought discredit upon the
"'s'nal, and ridlcule upon the author Of the pro-
leL- Boston Courier
W. Webster OF this city is engaged in prepar.
LOT publication an edition OF the Bible, in the
common version, but with amendments Of the
"os"ass; chiefly in the following particulars.
l. lie correction OF errors in grammar.
= Inc omission Of obsolete words and phrases.
muse. '>'"' NV"
D. ihe use Of euphemisms for such indicate
aS'us anu phrases, as are most offensive, and
sn eannol be uttered without pain both to the
reader aud hearer
rus Is notanew transiation; but a revision
NY present version; although few obvious er-
ro''; WI DC corrected. The principal alteration
.;"n 10 removing such words from the ver-
Sa'e used in sense now obsolete. Few
,ss a readers are aware in how many passa.
!, w. as real meaning Of the original is obscured
!"'nses which have been made in the Gus.
va! application Of words, since the translation
d. Taue' In some instances, the sense is rem
IT,; wholly unintelligible to common readers.
VIE, ."s WORK has been undertaken with the ad.
ls,rn aIu appreciation Of many respectable and
armed gentlemen. both Of the clergy and la,ty.
quo Of different denominations. Ii has uothino
SsS.af'an, either in design or execution. II has
ven. ven undertaken with full CONVICTION Of the ne.
anu Importance Of the revision, with q
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-15

view to present the sacred oracles, in their geuu.
inc sense, and in pure, unadalterated English, in.
telligble TO common readers. For this purpose
the body Of the language with the present char.
acter of the style, is retained.
Notes, explanatory Of the principal alterations
will accompany the work. 1t is now in the
press, and will probably be published about the
asst Of July; it is in octave and intended for the
use Of families.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-15
From The Philadelphia Chronicle, Aiay II.
About seven o'cluck Yesterday evening, on [

About sevenO'ciOCk yesterday evening, on the
removal Of the menagerie lately preparing for
exhibition in Second street, the young elephant
escaped from the keeper, by knocking him down
with his proboscis; aud turning down Catharine
street, leaped into the tide, which at the time was
full seven feet f,om the level Of the wharf. Mr..
Martin, the breaker Of the animals, being inform
ed OF the fact, started with the kseper search
as far the rope walk below the Navy Yard, but
their search was in vain.
After some time, they heard him in the imme
date neighborhod of the yard. and having pro-
cured lantern and beat. they, with>the kind "a.
si>tance of some Of thee Scers Of the Sea Gall,
got towards the Navy Yard wall, between which
and that vessel they covered him swimming
about. The keeper nov jumped into the water,
aud catching the elephant, held on till MIR. Mar
tins arrival.
They then obtained the assistance of many Of
the inhabitants Of Southwark, and after much
hounderins in the mud, and great risk Of health,
they drew him ashore, in low OF three boats,
about O'Clock this morning The keeper and
Mr.. Martin deserve great credit for their pers.
yerance, but for which, the valuable animal would
have been lost to the proprietor.
After his immersion. the quadruped emigrant
drank gallon OF brandy for his delverers, and
proceeded on his journey without any further de-
monstrations Of caprice.
Mr.. Martin is the person who, at New York,
in the year 1926. so narrowly escaped from the
attack of two tigers, by the magnanimity of the
elephant Tippoo Sultan.
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NEW ORLEANS MARKET.

wORLEAxs, April OF We drop these few
lines to say that the remainder Of our crop of Su-
gar has been bought ON speculation. We
really do not think that there remains enough in
the country for the consumption Of the valley Of
the Mississippi Prime is now scarce in town at
81 cts.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-15

~ The early arrival Of the Mail every night
compels as to put our paper to press at time
soon enough to meet it. Our advertising custom.
ers would, therefore, much oblige % BY leaving
their advertisements during the Summer 1t the
office as soon in the evening as they can make it
convenient.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-15
WooA Carding at OccOauan.

a1nE subscribers inform the public that they are res.
dy for the reception Of Wool, and will erdcavor
to Gard the parcels with care and dispatch.
All who can, conveniently, are requested to send
early 10 the season. All who live within q moderate
distance from the Mills will find advantage in this,
because the numerous parcels sent from distance by
the wheat wagons, in August and September, some.
times cause delay J. < J. II. JANNEY.
NAV Scott
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-15
HAvRE MARKET

HAvRE, April sd.-St Domingo Coffee to-
day by French vessels has obtained I6 soils in
in bond, which is the highest prince since the
rise.
April 5lh.-Our Cotton market continues ex.
remely active aud prices are fully supported. The
demand for Coffee has slackened, but we do not
find that there is any perceptbe decline in the
article.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-15
district Of Columbia,

County Of alexandria, Set.
SANUEL HILLS has applied to the Hon. James s.
Court of the District of Columbia. to be discharged
from imprisonment under the act for the relief of in.
solvent debtors within the District of Columbia, on
Thursday. the sixteenth day of May, inst at ten
o'clock A. NJ, at the Court House in Alexandris,
when and where his creditors required to attend.
may 1876 EDN. I. LEE, C. C..
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OoA.
LYMAN REED & co.

LYMAN REED & co.
Commission Merchants. No. 6 South Charles 81.
BALTIMORE, MD.
nEvOTE particular attention to the sale Of WOOL.
IL Letters, post paid, asking information respecting
he Wool Market, will receive immediate attention
L.R. & Co have leave 10 refer to
Tiffany Shaw & Go.
Daniel Cobh & Co. Baltimore
Samuel Wymsn e Co.
David Boyd. Frederick, Nd.
G w. Rutter Co. Uniontown, Pa.
Zane. Pentony & Co. wheeling Va
Isaac TIof. Winchester, Va.
Allison Owen, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Russell & Mathews, GAINESVILLE, Ohio.
J. Armstrong & Son, Maysville, KY.
Leisly Combs Esq. Lexington, Ky.
lawrence LS'r wy = Anderson, Louisville. Ky.
xpr 2-1eow6m
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-15

PORT oEQLEGaADaLa. IN. C.

Br. Brig Douglass, hence at s,aweIi's Point
10th.
Brig Philip Doddridge, Mckenzie, Of this
port cleared at New York for Norfolk 1lth
Schooner Columbus, Smith, cleared at New
York for this port l1th.
Schooner Alexandria, Brtton. hence at New
York 18th.
Schooner Duroc, Stetson, hence at Portland
9th.
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To let.
kresh Teas, &c.

tresh Teas, &c.
N lViDsON & BODICE have just received the
~ following assortment of TEiS-care'ully select
cd from the latest importations at New York;
II Chests
"a half chests
10 IL ID. boxes SYoung Tyson
~ s ID. boxes
S cases h. csnisters
S half chests
S cases ID. canisters uvs,,
10 Is h. boxes
90 ID boxes
>: s; e; !; IT. e: { s."'.'s''
chest superior
S cases 10 canisters c.nr,vasr
Is ID. boxes
10 6 ID. boxes
half chests Pouchong and Sou
10 Is h. boxes chong
.4iso,
IS hhds prime Porto Rico Sugar
S boxes White Havana do
i Geo. &C.: Orleans 4'','s.
S quarter casks Teneriffe Wine
10 quarter casks Msrseilles do
10 boxes Clsret do
10 basks Sweet Oil
IS boxes prime Cheese
IS boxes Sperm Candles
IS barrels country Gin
Georgetown, may 15-3t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-15
INV Notice.

HENRY W. THOMAS, Attorney at Law,
WILL Practice in the Superior and Inferior Courts
to oil business entrusted to his care. His Office is up
the upper foor Of the building ad joining AiIsons
Hotel. where he may always be found, uness profess
sionaly engaged elsewhere.
Fairfax Court House, May 3-2aw4u
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-15
Ground Plaster.

For sale by the Ton, Barrel, or Bushei.
VVNHE subscriber has on hand. and intends keeping
il during the season, Ground Plaster. which will be
sold at low prices can be procured at in the Dis
trct. IONA. JANNEY.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-15

A meeting has been called at Rochester, New
iaTk,i to take into consideration the dangerous
'leoi the .!qHeduet across the Genessee River,
ad devise some means That the navigation Of the
Canal should not be entirely interrupted in case
ESauald fall.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-15

Newspapers An Editor Of New paper late
~ tell in company with very respectable farm
e.. sho 1t appeared was returning from town,
where he had contracted, for the sale o! 500 bush
e,ui Wheat at - cent, per bushel. Among
cher subjects the conversation turned on news
nprrs, in the course Of which the farmer ac-
Inau,rdsed that he did not take any newspaper
PeqlaJy, intlmating that he could not well al,
frl Il. Upon which the Editor said, he thought
he could convince him, that Instead of newspa.
per being an expense to himA il would be the
means # Improvins his circumstances. The
hrmcr could not see how this could be, Why,
ieioiaed the Editor. YOU have this day sold your
500 bushels Of wheat for IS cents 5ushel, and
il you bad taken the newspaper which circulates
among many Of your neishbors, you might have
received 81 cents for il, showing him an adver-
tiseuent offering that price. which would have
increased your receipts, for single transaction,
thirty doRars, and would have paid for your
oe". aper for lea gears
We hope cur coaa,ry friends will .'plss this
on;" 1t is too good thing to be lost. There
eau be no doubt bu, that the taking Of a news
paper is a great saring to every family.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-15

James >. GunneN, M. ID.
DENTIST
ID Observation-Disclosures st he citizens ANDY isitors
IL Of Alexandra that he may be consulted at Mr..
A. Newton's Hotel the first and third wEDs EsDAI
in every month, from O'Clock A. N. until 2r.M.
Allletters addressedto DIR G. at his Office bet wee
the United States Bank and the Presidents House,
Washington City, left at Mr. Newtons ,tei, Alex
andra, will be punctuaIly attended to.
ian 2-eWedtf
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district Of Columbia,

County Of alexandria, Set.
's>HnMAs C. ROACH has applied to the Honor.
able William Cranch, Chief Judge of the United
States Circuit Court of the District Of Columbs to be
discharged from Imprisonment, under the act for the
relief oinovent debtors within the District of CoIum.
ba, the first Monday in June next, at ten O'Clock,
A. NJ, at the Court House in Alexandris, when and
where his creditors are required to attend
may 13--3t EDN. LEE, C. e..
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-15
SALES AT AUCTION.
TrNstee's Bale.

Trustees Bale.
hinder the authority Of deed Of trust, executed
~ to me on the 9th Of November. 1892, by John e.
Dement, & wife. will offer at public auction, for
Cash. on the premises, Wednes day the 22d day Of
this month, at II O'Clock, A H., q certain
|. - TENEMENT, AND LOT OF
GROUND. in Aey.ndris, beginning on
RnlAN Union street ~ feet 81 inches to the
north of Franklin street, running thence
with Union street 80 feet inches; thence west, to
ten feet alleys thence south, binding on said alley 90
feet inches thence east to the beginning Selling
as trustee. Will convey such title, only. As is vested
in me in that character. d. HOOP.
may i3-dts Trustee.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-15
.Sotice is hereby given.

sTVVtCt IS AerVUy SIVEHs
YNIAT General Meeting Of the Stockholders Of the
Il Fauquer and Alexandria Turnpike Company will
take place at auckland on Thursday, the 9Th day of
Nay next for the purpose ofeiecting President, four
Directors, Treasurer and other officers Of said Com
pany J. MORGAN, Treasurer.
Bz- The above Meeting is postponed till Far
day, the 9TH June. may 10
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-18
70 Rent.
George 5. Hough

rs now opening choice selection Of EaNCI IND
Il STAPLE GOODS. consisting in part of
Super London cloths and cassimeres, mems summer
wear; black lusrngs and poult de sole, watered and
figured silks; white, pink. blue and blsk satns; paint
ed musins and calcoes, light French cAlicoes, yer,
handsome, painted palmnette, Italian Grape, Cypru.
and Iris gsuze cambric; ackones, plain and figure
Swiss and Book ditto; plaid muslns; ginghams; real
searsuckers; pongees; white and brown driliings
stripes for boys; one case super soft dressed Irish
mems; super Iohg lawns; green and white blond vei
figured and plain bsrrege ditto, linen cambric dit,p
hdAfsi Bishops lawns white merno and cam,ps hair
shawls; beautiful assortment Of fancy hdks; bobbiner
and iaces; Grecianette, nuns lace, Hoskn and kid
Gloves large assortment Of cotton hosiery, misses di
to, some ve.y superio Nsrsees and silk vestrg; ia
BILE and bird eye diapers, Irish and Russia sheeting
bieached; black and colored hastings; blue and gree:
table covers coored Ind white knitting cotton, gras
cambria Tor bonnets; gauze and other ribbons; galoon
fine black bembazetie and circss sans; ard connie
bonbazeens; yellow and blue nankeens; gsuIe BAT
nels; fancy tuck, sid: and puff combs, hair brushes il.
great varetyi tooth and nail ditto; bandannas,
first chops rstnet for concmakers, bangups and bes
ye'teens; tckings snd domestcs generally; silk and
cotton umbrellas and paraso's; foundations and wsd
dIngi point blankets; coarse linens cotton bursrs
low priced carpetng. very four cases straw
bonnets' Leghon fats, boys Ieghorn hats, mems ST
petfine palm ditto.
Cotton Yarn. CandIewick and Cotton Bats, constant
ly on hand. at Baltimore prices. 4tl mo 8
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-18
Twenty Dollars Reward

WILL be given for the apprehension Of JAMES
w G. MATTERS, ~ indented apprentice TO the
Cabinet Business. who absconded on Sunday morning
last. The said Msthers more Familiarity known by the
of Burns) is ABOUT 10 years Of age feet or
inches high, slender made. thin vsage, eck!ed face.
light brown hair, Of rather sluggish carriage and
speech, with considerable self consequence lie had
when he absconded white hat olive close bodied
coat white pantaloons, &C.; but having variety of
clothing. his dress may possibly be varied. Nsthers
having slight knowledge Of the upholstering Dust
ness. may possibly tender his services as such.
The above reward, with al reasonable expenses.
will be paid for his apprehension and securement,
tha, get him again, and all persons hereby fore
warned against harborng employing said boy, q, the
law will be rgdy enforced sgainst all offending.
june 4-tf JAMES GREEN.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-18
New Teas, Sugars, Wines,
FRUITS. &c. &c.

s$CW 4Oh0s ouSuIcS !" AhCo
FRUITS. &c. &c.
Landing from New York. and for sale By the
Subscribers:
0OO Chests. half chests. and boxes Gunpowder,
SOU Imperial, Hyson, Young Tyson and Pouchong
TEAS, fine qualities
% beautiful 4 l 1s.s. eu"p9xde'
70 hogsh eads New Orleans, Porto Rico and St
Croix SUGARS
so bags white Br ,zil do
10 Quarter casks Port
90 Indian barrels RoLsillon
40 quarter casks Dry Malaga rt-yvEs
S half pipes Catalonia
40 cases Claret
10 do nuscat
4 half pipes Segnetle's Cognac Brandy, emit
tied to debenture
10 barrels Honey
so boxes new Cheese
case Vermicelh
100 bales Cassa
10 bales Almonds
Go Msdeira Nuts
81 drums prunes
$50 do Figs
IS do Dates
so boxes Bunch Rsisns
90 boxes French Fruits in vinegar
40 do Cspers and Olives
so do Sicily Lemons. in good order
pipes fresh Lemon Juice prepared in Sicily
1913 Demijohns, one, two, and five gallons
S casks Brown Stout
80 dozen English Mustard
N, These Goods, being imported under reduced
AMI abolished duties and purchased chiefly for money,
can be sold at low prices.
june10 SAMUEL o. LARMOUR & Co:
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A Scotch paper notices an old woman living
at Glasgow, who is $50 years Of age. She ne.
yer took DOCTORS drug in all her life, nor was
a lancet ever applied to her frame. She is per-
fecty free of affections Of the chest, aud during
the last century Of her life she has been per-
feet stranger to pain, and her pulse does not ex.
coed 20. Her grandfather died at the age Of
l29, aud her father died in the l2oth year Of bis
age.
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Notice

VyO those interested creditors of the estate of Da
4 vd Martin. deceased.-After the 10Th day of this
month, dividend will be made Of the money in my
hands. sccruing from his estate; and wish all claims
against said estate that are still outstanding to be pre-
sented before the above date regularly passed by the
Orphans Court otherwise they may not recover their
said claims. JAS. DOUGLAS, Admir-.
june IL If