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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-04
George 5. Nnugl

rs nnw opening choice selection Of FINCY dhD
ST.3PLE GOODS. consisting in part OF
| Super ondon cloths and cassimeres; men's.ummer
wears black lu>trings and pout de soie wstered and
figured silks, white pink blue and blak sattns paint
cd muslns and calicoes; light French cslicoes very
handsome; painted paminete; Italian Grape; Cyprus
and Iris gsuze; cambrcs jackone's; plain and figured
Swiss and Hook ditto; plaid musns; ginghams; real
searsuckers; pongees; white and brown driilings;
stripes for boys; super soft dressed IRISH
mems; super loag lawns; green and white blond wells;
Sgured and plain barrege ditto; linen cambrci ditto
hdkfs bishops lawn; white merino and camePs hair
hsws, beautiful assortment of fancy hdkfs; bobbinets
and isces Grecisnette; nuns aCei Hoskin and kid.
eoyes large assortment of cotton hosieryi misses dit
TO- some very superior; NarseiIles aud silk ves,ing 10
HE and bird eye diapers; Irish and Russia sheetings
hleached black and co.ored hastings; blue and green
table covers coored snd white knitting cotton; grass
cambria for bonnets; gauze and other rbbon galoons;
6ne black bombazette and crcsssisns; and common
bombazeens; yellow and blue nankeensi gauze Han
nes: fancy tuck, side and puff combs, hair brushes in
ores, variety; tooth and nail ditto, bsndannss some
6st ehop rsttine for coachmskers; bsnguPs and bea
verteens; tickings and domestics genetayi SILK and
cotton umbrellas and parssols, foundations and wad'
ling; point blankets, coarse linens; cotton buriaps;
low priced carp etDg very handsome; four cases straw
sonnets; Leghorn fats; boys eghorn hats; mems SUI
per6ne palm ditto.
Cotton srn. Candlewck and Cotton Bats, constant
ly on hand. at Baltimore prices. 4th noo
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-04

II. las, Of series Of injuries, was va IN, a"a aip.
sa' "f ri, son, and then tying him Up ~"
'a.' him fire hundred ia'hss'
,,.,,sd States Gazette takes the following
Inc o -. .c,,mble Of interested persons the 10.
view v :, '" III. new Custom House in the city Of
ca'on ya,k. for the purchase or erection o! ~alc'
Ne" iO ~. ,,Dropriated three hundred thou
'anu w.. 4, ,ot know whether the city OF New
Wen a Sa ~" the Custom House. for which aP'
YORK ~m nave been made by Congress. NO
prOPi'auo, !, known that the erection OF the pro-
sooner w. on anv site would give some addi'
PO'e1 ,ns 10 adjoining or contiguous lots tnan
uona 'a'u al estate holders fell to work to
hall ue Cus,om House located SO that eaen
bare us ,hs benefit of the incidental rise on
,,al estate. -, ,ho .,,v likewise comes in
i'e .h rpr Of the interest excited; the custom
Tor a '" s,v lhey. is a public building, erected
h"a'e' sI,c money, Why then should 1t be placed
vt" pm ons end Of the city. merely because the
psi a. happen to transact business at that
nefen'p NJ, his is not all. The city itself in It's
emu ,,,s capacity is a party in the credItable
eO'POSI and has absolutely sent an agent on to
;,r'% %i"s,op city, to treat with the Secretary OF
T",.5ry for the City Hall in the Park, to be
Inc custom house. In this ridiculous stu
u;. New York now stands with reference 10 inc
I'm ian house-almost every ward opposing tue
' liars sod the city opposing all.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-04
SHIP NEWS.
POET or ALEXANDRIA. On. c.

ARRIVED. May s,
Schr. Tom, Dennis, Beaufort, n. c.; Tar,
Sweet-Putatoes, SC. TO Master.
Scbr. Thomas Chiffon. Allen, Pomonkey; To-
bacco, to VIM. Fowle s. Co.
Schr. Washington. Hughes, Yeocomico; Oak
Timber, TO John Murray.
Schr. Chelsea. Livcrman, Edenton, N. G. ;
Shingles to Master.
Schr Eliza Ann, Mitchell, Occoquan; Cotton
Yarn to S NJ & S. II. Jauney.
Steamboat Columbia, Mitchell. Baltimore;
freight and passengers for the District. Passed
below the Narrows, Briggs Patron, Flanders;
Omar, Fish; and John Alexander, Berry, bound
down.
SAILED,
British Brig Mary Ann, Payson, ST. Johns. NIB.
Sloop Neptune, Hand. Philadelphia.
Schooner President, Kirkland, cleared at New
York for this port lst instant.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-04
rcoMMusIcArEp.I

Mr. Snosoden:-I am not fully competent to
say, what chemical properties are most pol
sonous in their effects, or what acts most IN sym
pa,hy with foul atmosphere: yet. according to
common sense and common understanding, lit
tie dry dirt and litter, blowing about the streets,
are less deleterious than the foul and sickening
stencil that follows the trail Of slush uffal from
soap and candle factories. Z.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-04
CcoMMuNIcArED.I

1t is suggested to the proper officer for attend
ing to the cleaning Of the streets. that while he
is complying with a very reasonable request
made to him in the mornings paper, that he
should extend Sis walks up and down Prince
street, and see If something there does not claim
his notice. Indeed. it would not be amiss II he
should occasionally take o stroll through several
other streets and all the alleys.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-04
MARRIED.,

Ga Thursday, the 81 ms, BY the Rev Mr..
Reese, Mr.. GEoReg DEAroN. to Miss ANN ELI
asErH, second daughter Of Mr.. WOODWARD
THoNpsoS
10 Washington, on Monday evening last, the
c9h ut, b, the Rev. .. b. Brown, Mr.. Ed
ausD F. BRowN, to Miss ELIZABETH Media.
NsL, all of that City.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-04
Swiss MusliNs.

In0 Dozen Swiss mdslin Cspes and Collars, as
lOo sorted patterns
4" children's FrOsks and Pantlets, neatly
worked
20 pieces figured Musiins, q good article for
valance curtains aprons
Jasl reserved and may be had at reduced prices.
" Dealers and country merchants would do well TO
s and examine these goods, without delay.
nave been received to ship them early next k, If
MT sold. GEO WHITE
may
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-04
New rsalMs and Hymns.

lust received and on sale, by
j w. " MORRISON,
The Psalms. in metre. selected from, the Psalms Of
David, with Hymns suited to the Feas's and Fasts
of the Church, and other occasions Of Public Wor
ship Published in pursuance of resolution OF
the General Convention Of the Protestant Episc0.
pal Church in the United States, December u.
ia32 may
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-04
Steamboat Potomac =,

.d~ JOSEPH HEWITT. mas.
: ter, will, after repairing the
ZsiisSsizs:5 f.R155IE damage occasioned by the
late gae, resnnI, iler route Friday next al the
usual times and, after taking in her wood at Norfolk
will continue OIL and strive at Richmond very early on
SUNDAY morning. The rate of passage will be reduc
cd 10 rersons going to the Conve ton. aud who wish
10 return in her after the Convention breaks M,
The Potomac has now continued TO afford q steam
boat communication between this District Norfolk and
Richmond for ronre than twelve years. Although she
has grown old. she is not worn out IN the nor
has She made her owners rich in dividends in return
for establishing Boat which, for considerable time,
continued to be of equal superior speed to any IN
the United States. Without a reasonable patronage
from the public it is certain that she cannot remain
much longer the route. The strictest attention VIII
be p.d to the comfort and safety of the passengers
may4-f Nat, Int
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-04

" The early arrival Of the Mail every night
compels US to put our paper to press at time
soon enough to meetit. Our advertising custom
ers would, therefore. much oblige US by leaving
their advertisements during the Summer at the
Office as soon in the evening as they can make it
convenient.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-04
ALEXANDRIA CANAL.

The following gentlemen are recommended AZ
suitable persons for Directors OF the Alexandra
Canal--the election for whom is fixed for Mon
day, and will probably take place 10 few days
afterwards: A STOCKHOLDERS.
Alexanier Hunter, William Fowie,
r. H. Miller, T. Janney,
John Cohagan. u. IT, Smoot.
Joseph Is Ladd,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-04

Cocoa and Nem0n Syrup.
DREPAgED COCnA.-warranted pure, and ofthe
i first quality Cocoa, thus prepared. affords a
wholesome beverage, and is recommended BY Physl-
cisds ss nutritious not only to the sick and convses
cent but also TO the hea thfu aud is composing
to weak nerves.
supply of the above article in pound packages,
with directions for use,
500 lbs of s # shelled Almonds
400 lbs of English Walnuts fresh
case Of butch Cheese
of pine apple do
zoo bottles Of Lemon Syrup
200 Of Punch do
100 boxes Of Gouver Jelly
Is pots Of Preserved Ginger
I frail Of Arabian Dates
20 dozen London Brown Stout in quart and
pint bottles
IS boxes Lemons
boxes Citron
200 lbs fresh Currants
10 boxes Olives, Capers. Anchovies
Macarpn and vermicelii
Just received from Boston, and free of arldity, oil
dity and sabulocity. JOHN u. HEPBURN.
may 3-5t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-04
DIEEs.

At Mount Pleasant, IN the parish Of Johns,
5 C,) on the 24th ult., after protracted ILL.,
hess, Fa,xcIs M.nios, Esq. the grand. nephew
End adopted son Of the Revolutionary patriot and
soldier Gen. Francis Marion, and highly res.
Pec,able inhabitant and planter of that parish.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-04
Grand hodge

Of the District Of Columbia.
A Semi Annual Communication oil The Grand Lodge
"A Of the District Of Columbia viii be held on Tues
day next, the 7,h inst a, 10 O'clock, A. NJ at Free
masons' Hall. in the City It washington. Inc omcers
and members. as also the Delegates, OF the subord
nate Lodges are requested to be in attendance &C
cordngly. W. ". biLL'.
NAV At Granu Secretary
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-04
Just published,

4 Nd on sale by w. Al. MORRISON.
u Psrley's Ancient Rome
The Little Philosopher, by r. Abbot
Lectures to Young Ladies, by Mrs A. II. l..
Phelps
Inc Visitor Of the Poor translated from the
French OF the Baron Degerando, by a Lady
OF Boston. with an Introduction by Joseph
Tuckerman
'"e "a Part OF Emerson's North American
, Arithmetic
'S'--Neno'rs Of Gen. Lafayette and of the French
revolution Of 1880, BY B. Sarrans, Secre.
-,r. ary to Gen Lafayette; in vols
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-04
Notice is hereby given.

s1enerai Meeting of the Stoc kholders of the
III. :, uquler and Alexandria Turnpike Company will
aay r.' .e auckland on Thursday, the 9th day Of
Dr..,e lot the purpose ofelecting President, four
o,DS Treasurer, and other Officers of said Com.
j. MORGAN, Treasurer.
D, W. Inc above Meeting is postponed till Wed.
-, Ne ION Instant. maya
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-04
NOtice.

s The Steamer COLUMB a.
Captain James Mitchell, will,
EsScr.fi,iE(M29aY~ until the first Of September
next, leave Baltimore for the
District of Columbia ever, Wednesday q, O'Clock r
Is and returning, will leave Washington ut o ana
Alexandria at 7 o'cl1ck, A. n. on Sund'y fHs B,'
.o.s may 4
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-04
Window Glass.

on Boxes window Glass Northern manufacture,
on from 8x.iO to Xl3, at moderate prices
Marbles, IN bags, 1U00 each
Looking Glass plates; Pipes in boxes
so dozen Glass Knobs will he sold low to close
1 set very rich cut Glassware, S45
With an assortment Liverpool Dining Sets and all
other pools in nv line. Il. II. MILLER.
NAV
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-04

;AleXaNNvia SaNK stock.
90 Shares Of Bank Of Alexandra Stock for sale
on Persons wanting stock will please make early
application. WA. ID. Null
may
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-04
Notice is hereby given

vIyHAT the annual meeting of che Stockholders in
i the Alexandra Canal Company, will be held at
the Council Chamber, in the town of Aiexandris, on
Monday, the 9th day Of May next, At eleven o'clock
A. H. At which time statement Of the affairs Of the
Company will be su5ni,ted and an election take
place for President and six Directors, to serve the
ensuing year. BY order JOHN II CREASE.
Canal Office, goth April, 1888. Clerk, A. C C..
apr 22-eot6thMay
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-04

Ussiern -Four The first boats from Albany
laden with Western Produce, arrived last even
ing. bringing fair supply Of -four. No sales
have yet taken place, and no price established
but holders ask Sc. Sales for the past two days
have been in small parcels. at to ct for best
brands. lu the course Of two days prices will
be fixed aud large business doing.
C.Ne,o York Commercial. May l.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-04

r Persons intending to attend the Ceremo.
MES at Fredericksburg, are requested to be on
board the Steamboat Ousatonic 90 Monday morn.
inc At O'Clock, may At
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Mercer f0tat0eS.

1 Few hundred bushels Mercer Potatoes in prime
orier for sale on board schooner Warsaw, living
W. DnHseifeld's wharf, at 81 cents per bushel:
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-04

tIdsttr dItsf ltetdIII PCT tVn3 W :" "
Flour. -Yester,lay the current price Of Flour
from wagons was IS 81. Sales from stores at
S 81
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-04

sCPTHE SAVINGS FUND INSTITUTION
open every Saturday afternoon, from half past to
O'Clock, under the direction Of Committee OF tue
Managers at their Room on Fairfax street, immediate
iy opposite to Dr. Stabler's Shop. leSas
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-04

Schooner President, Kirkland, cleared at New
York for this port lst instant.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-06-05
DIR. JEBB'S CELEBRA-
TED LINlMENT.-

even in cases Of long standing, and Of III
most severe character, have received certai
relief, and many have been cured in fe
days, some in "a hours! as number of pei
sons in Boston and vicinity, who were for
merly afflicted with the Rheumatism, ha,
very fully testified. Certificates are in III
possession of the Proprietor, proving III
most thorough and surprising cures by NEAR
Of this powerful Liniment, in cases wher
other approved applications had utterly faile'
The Liniment is also used with success Il
Bruises, Sprains, Numbness, Stiffness of ii
Joints, Chilbloins, &c.
Price, so cts, bottle.
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DUMFRIEs'
EYE w A T .H Ri

L'O sore or infamed Eyes, gives iInmed
IL ate case and relief. On recent sol
eyes. the effect is most salutary. Where III
complaint has been Of years standing, and
some exceeding bad cases, the most une;
pected and desirsble relief has been found
the use ofthis EYE WATER, after every 9th
or remedy had failed. Many persons vii
have used il, pronounce il the best prepar|
ton for these complaints they have ever mi
with, especially in cases Of soreness or id
famation. .oflong standing.
Price 25 cents q bottle.
*x*None are genuine unless signed on II
outside printed wrapper, b; the sole propri
tor, T.. KIDDER. immediate uccessor to n
late DR.. w. T. CoNwAY. For sale att,
Counting Room, over No. %, Court aSres
near Concert Hall, Boston, and also .by h
special appointment, by
DIR. Il. r. HAZARD.
At the sign of ths<
GOLDEN MOysGAR.
Washington Square.
Newport, Il. I.
ALSO,
At the sigh Of the
GOOD SAMARITAN.
3 doors sou,h of Market Square,
Newport, II. j.
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which had never spoken to her but Il
The language of peace and love aud joJ
she prayed to their common God, an|
found comfort such as the world CD
neither give nor take away.
The rest Of the tale is short, and vii
not tire your patience. The murderinI
crew spent the whole of that day in III
village, and none dared to visit the wild
owed mourner, lest they should be SUI
pected of reasonably communing; sue
was the nature of these fearful time
That night storm ragged, such rs n
one remembered ever having witnessed
The wind howled, and swept over I'D
hills and down the glens, as if the princI
of darkness had been riding in triumph 4
the good services rendered him by hi
lIege vassals. The snow fell fast an|
thick, and the mountain burns foame|
and boiled. and roared like mighty rive,|
diverted from their proper channel
The next morning some plying neigh
bors sought the lone cottage on the hill
but what n scene presented itself Ther
lay the martyr, calm as when he first Ell
tered into his rest, half shrouded ia III
drifted snow, and by his side h :
young widowed wife, cold and stiff an
dead. the big tear-drops frozen on he
wan cheek.
They both lie here, doubtless in hop
Of "a glorious and blessed resurrection
and in that tomb sleeps their murdere
hut, sir, not for all the wealth of th
Indies ten times told, would l chang
that little neglected hillock of earth fc
yonder proud scuIptured tomb. Th
curse has not yet fallen on the house
the spoier but as sure as that noontid
sun is shining over our heads, it wi
come and tha! quickly.
1t was long after the old man ha
ceased to speak, that ] looked up, an
when ] did SO he was gone. ! was 81
ting alone, between the patrician tom
and the humble earihen mound. throug
the long grass of which The piping win
whislled in wild itful gusts, ms If IL
inhabitants of the tombs were lamentin
their destinies and woes.
+. When al las, rose. l felt as if ] wer
recovering from some strange sickDee
or troubled dream. The THIRD Gs
eration" ] continued repeating, owe
and over to myself" the third gene
alton. IT'S indeed come. What if III
strange legend Of that old dotard shoul
be true? (? But no tits but an idle tale-th
invention Of credulous superstition--a
old wife's fable, to frghten cbiIdre
withal. May the curse light on the il
yentor of such an improbable farrago
But for all this, i felt a kind of nam,
less awe and apprehension hang owe
me, and half wished that / had neve
seen the peasant never heard his tale.
When going out Of the enclosure,
saw some farmers ride past in the
rection of my fathers house, with fayoi
IN their hats, as if for a bridal and bt
tween intervals Of joyous shouts laugl
ter, l heard mention made of Rat
house. as the scene of some such fesii,
ity. l could net prevail on myself
question the many groups as to partit
ulars, but rode on, congratulating myse
on my good for.uue in reaching hon
on such an occasion, when all would
mirth, and happiness and festiyity.
To be continued.
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From an old English Periodical.
THE ORPHAN BOY.


ALAS! am an Orphan Boy,
With naught on earth to cheer my heart
No fathers love, no mothers joy,
Nor kin nor kind to take my part.
Ny lodging is tho cold, cold ground,
eat the bread Of charity;
And when the kiss Of love goes round,
There is no kiss, alas, for me.
Yet once had father dear,
A mother too we'll might prize
With ready hand to wipe the tear,
Ifchanc'd the transient tear to rise.
But cause Of tears was rarely found.
For all my heart was youthful glee,
And when the kiss Of love went round,
How sweet kiss there was for me.
Bot. ah there came a war they say;
What 10 a war?-I cannot tell:
But drums and flies did swee,ly play,
And loudly rang our village bell.
In truth it was pretty sound
thought--nor could thence forsee,
That when the kiss Of love went round,
There soon should be no kiss for me.
A scarlet coet my father took,
And sword as bright as bright could be,
And feathers that 50 galy look,
All in shining cap had no.
Then how my little hear, did bound,
Alas ! thought it fine TO see
Nor dreamed, that when the kiss went round
There soon should be no kiss for me,
Al length the bell again did ring
There was victory they said;
Twas what my father said he'd bring,
But, oh it brought my father, pEAp!
MY mother shriek'd--her heart was woo,
She clasp'd me to her trembling knee -
0 God! that you may never know
How wild kiss she gave to me.
But once sgain--but once sgain,
inese lips motners Kisses felt
That once sgain--,hat once again,
The tale heart Of some would melt.
Twas when upon her death bed laid,
70 God! oGod that sight to see)
"My child, my child" she feebly said,
And gave parting kiss TO me.
So now am an Orphan Boy,
With naught below my heart to cheer;
No mothers love, no fathers joy,
Nor kin nor kind 10 wipe the tear.
My lodging 10 the cold, cold ground,
] eat the broad Of charity
And when the kiss Of love goes round,
There is no kiss, alas, for me.
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REMEDY FOR
r. r. II M ATS MI.

THE excruciating pain-the decrepitud
i and deformay, end the premature ol
age, which are the usual attendants of th
disorder, are suffered by many from despa
Of cure, or disappointment in the etficac
Of the numerous pretended aptidotes used I
effect this purpose. But those who hay
made fair trial of
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your great wisdom know to be very
powerful except more than ordinary
watchfullness 10 render the best Of men
wanton aud forgeiful.
But blessed be your love and your
loving heart and hand, awakening any
Of our sleepy spirits by your sweet a
larms. And blessed be your noble fam
lily root and branch, and oil your pious
and prudent engagements or retiremsn,s
We hope you shall no more complain
ofthe saddng of your loving heart by
the men of Providence Town or Provi-
dence colony. But that Sir when we
are gone and rotten our posterity- and
children after us shall read in our Town
Records your pious and favorable letters
and loving kindness to us and this an.
swer and real endeavols after peace and
righteousness TO be found SIR.
Your most obli-
ged most humble SER
wants. The town of
Providence in Prov
ma idence Colony in
New. England,
To tSc truly honor
able Sir HENRr
VANy a, his house
in Belleau, in
Lincolnshire.
These Present.
GREGORY DEXTER,
Town-C Clerk.
They then chose commissioners to
meet with those of the other Towns
The General Meeting was held at War
wick on the 3lst day of August 1854
This meeting resulted in reunion of the
whole colony. Each party mensurably
gave way for instead ola general meet
ing las proposed by those ofthe Island,
or an acknowledgement of the superior
claim of Providence and Warwick, to be
considered the legal government of the
colony, as was contended for by them,
they adopted the plan ofall the Towns
meeting by commissioners, as had been
recommended by Sir Henry vane.
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Terms Of the Republican,
s2 IL paid in advance, or s2,25 at the eI
OF the year.
Advertisements not marked, will be conf
ued tllforbiddep, and charged accordingly
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Your most obli-
ged most humble SER
wants. The town Of
Providence in Prov
idence Colony in
New. E ngland,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-11-16

10y virtue Of an execution to me direct.
~ ed. from the Wayne Circuit Court,
will o9cr fer sale in the town Of Richmond
on Monday the 18th of November next, 5
acres Of Land in section ), Township l:
Of Range l West, adjacent to the tov Of
Richmond, the rents and profits Of the 5
acres, for years, will FIRST be offered, and
ii il does not sell Cor sufficient sum to
satisfy the debt, interests. and costs Of the
execution. then the fee simple ON the same
will be offered. Taken in execution as the
property Of Teagle Trader, at the suit OF
Zachariah w. peudieton.
JOHN WHITEHEAD, Sh'f. W C..
October 18th, 1893.