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Litchfield enquirer., 1833-07-04
NOTICE.

THE Hon. Court of Probate for the Dis. -l trict of Ltchfeld hath assigned Thurs day the 1lth day of July. 1888. at the Pro- bate Office in LitohfeId. for the appointment of Commissioners on the estate of .,.
 Capt. JOHN PHELPS.
 late ot Litch6eld, in said district. deceased, represented insovent, at which lime and place all persons interested in said estate will; if they see cause, attend before said Court, aRd be- heard relative to such ap0ointmeat 's m By order of the Court, a5 <
 ELIHU HARRISON, Erecator.
 Litchf feld. June 27. 1888 , (
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-07-04

GANssaN@bS w tNb Addis Abby
 AdGis Abigail Adtiis Wm Andrews Hannah Bachelor Harriell F. Baldwin Emcline Baldwin Wm.
 Baldwin 1'hatldeus
 Baldwin Elisha
 Baldwin HOra,i0
 Baldwin John
 Baldwin Rachel
 Barber Ahiel
 Barber Norman Barnes Rachel
 Barnes Norman Barney Ambrose Bailey Maria, 2 Parsley Joel BarnUin Siephe n B Bear deiey Benjamin Bates Maniisano Beach He1ekiah Beck with Josiah G. Bell James A. Belt Samuel w. Benja,niM SusaD RenioM Harriet R. BeH.on Ge"rge B, Bishop Amos
 Bishop Daniel
 Bissell Benjamin
 Bisseil Abel D.
 B,ssell Mary
 Bisseli Heman
 iiissell Benjamin
 BisseN AbiH
 Bissesl Harriet
 BIakesley Austin
 Rlak esley Sherman
 Boham Belinda
 Botsf1rd Samuel
 Brooker Chester
 Brown JohO, lr.
 Bryant Henry
 Bradford Wm.
 Brayman Samuel c. | Bsssh Philip
 BUel Ifa ?
 Buel I.ucius s.
 Buel Salmon
 Buel Abigail
 Ruel Truman Jr.
 Burley Danny
 Cables Wm. 1.-t | CAblesy Horace CDsar Minos ... a. s,,t Camp SiIas Campbell A. B. 3 ,. Cara Urana / Cailin Horace
 ChatfieId Orange Churchill Sophia P. | fylark f.ini,h Cieaver. Tobias 2 Cleck Wm. Cook Aug0s.uS . | Cook Alfred Culver Zuar Culver Archibald Darius Chapter, Sec'v of Dayton EmeIine Dayton kusseII2
 Dayton Lydia
 Dayton Sheldon
 Davis Lucius
 Dean David
 Dow Edm0ud
 Dnwns Abmer
 Ettlred Maranda A. Elliott Win.
 Ens.gn Samuel
 Eeiter John
 Eerdon Isaac Franklin Jane 2
 Freeman Cato
 French Garwood
 Frisbie Has.Ings l Garner Samuel | GarDsey Samuel 1 Garriu George NJ. 1 Garri,t Joshua
 Gibl,s Frederick Gibbs Beisey Gilbert Moses GoOdrich CalhaTine "a G00dM in EGneiIUs Grant C. W. Gregory Susan Gr.swOld Benjamin Grisw0id Norman Griswold Judd GrlswoId yohn Griswold Nabby | Guarnsey Nancy Hall Luman g Halnbl,u John !. Hand Hiram J. Hart Isaac Hart Lurancy Hart Amelia Har,shOrne Eiiphalet Hartsl,orne CaroliDe Hatch Widow Hatha way Daniel H s Hills Bs4jami0 Hines Etisa H,nmaA BroRsoH HmcncOck Mics Hopkins LymaT HOici.k ies Davisb Hoichkiss J0hHsOn Howe Uriah Hubbaid Widow H0bbard Joel Hubbard James Hubbard CyrUs Jackson AnHa Jane Sarah Jennings Lois Jones A Brush Jones Davld Jones Ezra c. Jones Sophia Johnson Begjamin Johnson Amos .-
 4 GE0RGE c
 TAX E
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-07-04
LIST OF LETTERS

AL \ 4 Eh0 OGce at Litch.feld, Ct l,1l8SS. Johnson Hilegar Johnson Lewis Johnson Julia Ann Kilnorn Levi
 King David Kinney Jonathan Lampllire Irena LaUsoN Grace Leary Hannah Leonard Isaac Lepe"n Po'nrey
 Lepeon Levi
 Little Julia Look wood Jacob
 Marsh Daniel
 Nareh MOsee Widow Marsh Truman Mason Widow Matthew's Robert Mat,hc we Rei,erca Mclean Elizabeth MensIey lrena Merchant Rosetta Merrirnan Samuel , MerrimaR John A. MerwiD SasRnel Miller Judson Miller Abraham More Daniel Mare Fanny Morrison Polly Morse Stephen Morse Amy
 Morse Harley
 Morse Lewis
 Morse Ephraim K. Morse Isaac 2
 Moss Aaron
 Moss Amos
 Moses .Salina
 Moses Thomas
 Munger Luman
 Nash John
 Norton Neri
 Orton Heman OrtoD Eunice
 Osborne John 2d
 Palmer Elizabeth
 Palmer Charlotte
 Palmer David
 Palmer Nancy
 Par,nerlee Amos
 Pafmeles Lucy
 Parmelee Truman g Peck Levi t Peck William Peck Elmund
 Peck Levi
 Peck Jesse
 Peet A. C..
 PeOnock Isaac
 Percy John
 Percy Hannah
 Peters John
 Pickett & Smith Pierce Christopher Pierpept James Plan Millsby Plumb Ezra Potter Albert Prescott James Bedding Betsey Riley John c. Robinson Irene Robinson Albert Rogers Levi Sanford Abigail.
 Sanford Derrick
 Sanford Oxias
 Saunders Abigail
 Smith Frederick
 Sawyer Emeline Smiih Geo. w. Smiil' Thomas
 Somers David ... Spencer Ephraim Stephenson William Stephens Levina 1 Stewart John L. Sione Merab t Stone Eli c.
 Stone Willis
 Stone Julia
 Stone Noah
 Stone Abraham D. StOne Noah Widow Stone Julius . Stone Solomon Taylor pbineas B. Taylor Nathaniel Temperance Soc. Sec'y. c Thorpe R0Gls c. J'homas PerIey - ,Th0tnpsoB Samuel 7'osRpkins Garry 'I'resi Eli Trowbridge James 'Trowbri.Ige Elisha Trowbridge 'I'hOIias 2 TryoD JuIia R. Tyler Mary UpsOR Lack wood WadhaEns Timothy Warren Horace Webster Julia Webster Sarah .An1 Webster Guy Weed Ezra Wessells David West Widow Wheeler Harvey Wheeler I'bilamder Whlte Charles B. White Harsnsa Whiting Jas0n Whiting Frederick Whitney Levi Williams Fanny Williams Mary Williams Peter Williams Alexander WilmOt Eli WilsOa Darius Winship James Woteott Samuel WoodeOck Albert WOodcOck Hiram Woodsuf john A. 1. WOODRUFF, F. IN UP, } subseriber.on the a5fh of Jane. 1888, a BAY nine or ten years lrticular lnaFk--had en The owner is requss- charges and take him
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-07-04
NOTICE.

5t NOTICE.
 THE Court of Probate for the District of Il sharon has limited and allowed six months from the date hereof for the creditors of the estate 0f
 SuSANNAH WHITE, late of Salisbury, in said district deceased, to, exhibit and present their claims against said estate to the subscriber, or to Wm. P. Burralt of Canaan, in said district. attorney of the subscriber. By order of Court.
 LEVI NORTH, Admin'r. Canaan. June 28, 1888 4
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-07-04

CIOssgh's escape affsmpsed.-Joel Caough was yes teray discovered iR the endenvor break ai at Mt
 Holly. He had possessed himself of sharp stone. with which he had succeeded in making hale epire- y through the waH that light could Ire seen in the aparture. ln very short time he would have crea- ted space large enough tor egres. He has pfese1- cd very facilitated appearance since his sentence;
 this is sunpossd have been caused by his Hcessant lahors so escape from pFieon .-Phiia6. Gag.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-01-12
BALTIMORE MARKET-Jan. IL

Fyour-The market in Howard street for the
past week has been dull and inactive. A few
limited sales from the stores were made at S5,-
Is per bbl.. but no transactions of moment have
been reported for the rast day or two, although
We have made our usual dIigent inquiries. The
wagon price we quote, at S5,62i and from the
stores at 1878 per bbl.
Cttu Mills The sales this week have been
considerable. Abou. 500 bbls. were sold at
rs, ga and 5000 bbls at $50. The stock on
hand Is small aud the mllers nearly exhausted
The prevailing price at our closing is $50.
.Susquehanna Flour.-There have been no ar
rivals of consequence for the past week and the
stock on hand remains limited. The sales have
been triflins and the article held firmly at 5,75
per bbi.
GRAN
Hhen The supplies of Wheat for the past
week have been pretty fair, and the prices have
risen shade since our last. The sales Of white
wheat have been at S1.1S SO, and lot O
very superior white wheat was disposed OF at
LES per bushel. Sales Of best red have been
made at from .l3 Us, which ae may quote
as the s'audard price. Ordinary we quote al
from ,O5 to lOS per BUSH
Corn-Has also advanced shade since last
quotations, ard sales we're effected this week al
60 Gle per bushel for white and G2 Cts. f"I
yellow. The Article is very scarce aud much
wanted, and but little in market. We quote
white and yellow at Go &c per bushel. There
is no old Corn IN market.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-01-12
JAMES ALLISON.
DR.. J0HS TaAIsoLD.
by spepAiN.

nR. TuAYHOID offers to the public the Dill Ious
" PREVENTIVE. asa most powerful an'id"'e tor
digestive system Time and space forbid h,re an
enumeration of sll the various OF cure; suffice it
to saw that as it is wholly extracted from natural ve
getable productions as innocent rs 1t is sure in its
effects II is well knuwR to have restored, in few
days strength and vigor the lsguid limbs; steady.
ing the pased hand and faultering tongue, and inn
parting health and tone to tie debiitsted stomach.
GruRoE rows, (Bridge ST. u. C. Nov II. 1852.
SIR do, with the greatest gratitude and sstisfac
ton, give you liberty to make my public, that
those laborins under similar complaints. may have an
opportunity Of being relieved was severely afl'ct.
ed with ndiges,ion dyspepis ard disagreeable feel.
,ngs all over, for length of time, and tried all med
Gin. that could hear Of, that had any relation to my
complaint; but bad no relief until accidentally saw
one of Dr. rhsy bold's advertisements took bot
tie ofhis Bilious Preventive" and making Of it
according to the directions that accompanied the bot
tie, am at this time in asgpod state of health and
enjoy myself as well did in my life and think
my self new person
lam, sir, your obedient servant,
DR.. THArB1LD. HENRY BAkEk
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-01-12
EcoMMuNIcATED.

NJ. Sno,Uden:-The attention Of the Council
is respectfully requested to the subject OF BREAD.
as served and sold out by the Pablo Bakers, The
law for reg ulsting the price OF Bread has been,
am told. repealed, and the Bakers fix tic price to
suit themselves. There is no regard to the a!te-
ration of the price Of -four. Ii 1t isa fact as
have been informed, that there is secret agree
ment amongst the Bakers not to bring down the
price Of Bread, and that they are bound by PledS'
rs and penalties amongst themselves to that el-
feet. il is matter for the consideration OF the
authorities of the town, who ought to see. tor the
sake especially Of the poor, into the business.
A CITIZEN.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-01-12
.New Classical md English
ACADEMY.


vUlIE Subscriber respectfully announces to the in
habitans of ,lexsndra, that he has this day open.
ed a Classical and English Academy. in the house re
Gently occupied by 7. Vowel. Esq on waterS.
The undersigned ava Is himself OF the present occasion
to saw that he designs to establish himself permanent
" in this place. and to devote his undivided time and
att en,ion 10 the arduous and important duties OF an
Instructor of Youth The most approved and efficient
system Of education will be adopted and every means
emp'n, ed to promote the improvement OF his pupils;
which much experience as a Teacher has suggested
to him as most conducive to that end. The discipline
will b. mild and invariably enforced. The course of
studies will comprise the Greek and Latin CLASSICS the
most useful applications to practice; besides the ele.
nen,ary branches Of an English Education
Terms of admission and hours OF attendance made
known on application at the Academy.
H. I. CROssIN.
Reference is respectfully made to Taylor, Pey.
ton rhomps on, Daniel Bryan and Wm. l.. iiodgson,
Esos. jan 7-dIwseOtf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-01-12
Steu,nb, / Essex
New 60. d.
W.ASYINGTO.N r H4RPER

AS GIVE d. and is no ming, further supply
1 Vi desirable STAPLE e FANCY DRY GOODS,
which, with his former receipts makes his assortment
general. Among them may DC found
Hue, black, brown, mulberry, green and gray
Cloths and C,ssineres. unusually cheap
Cassincts and Sat,inets; Flannels
Blue, brown and drab Flushing
Floor cloth Bazes; Rose striped Blankets
French and English hernos
Bombs zets and Gircassians
French and English l3on,bszines
A large and handsome assortment Of rich dark Ca.
LICOES
Second Mourning ditto. handsome patterns
great quantity low priced ditto
Green, brown, maroon, and other colored Gros de
Maps
Matte on,'s best Lustring and Gros de- Swiss
black, blue black, purple crimson Silk Ve!vcts
White and black Blond and Gauze Wells
White Gauze Ribbons
Back, drab slate and variegated Wors'ed Hosiery
Thibet Merino and other Shawls and Hdkfs
GAUGE, twisted silk, Grape and other Fancy do
Irish Linens VERY fne); Irish Sheetinss
Goats hair and other Csmblets
Kid, nk-tan, beaver, buck, d,g.skia, linen,
woolleu and Berlin Gloves
Coored Cambtics; Black. white and cold Grapes
Dayid's black Gallu0ns
silk and Valencia Festings
A few handsome Rugs
Canton Fiannes; Brown Linens
With a general assortment of Domestic Ticking,
Bleachcd and unbleached Cottons Checks, &c.
All of which will be sold low, by the piece Or yard.
jan lo--eo3t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-01-12
Rheumatism.

TOHN THAYBOLD'S RHEUHATACIAi is q safe,
81 sure and speedy cure for the rheumatism. Gout,
and weakness Of the Nerves; it has not been known 10
fail in many thousand Of the most
ure; and has, in two weeks, restOfed to the business
walks Of life, patients who had not been able to leave
their beds for several years Want Of space prevents
more certificates than the following being gvea, but
many others MAJ be seen. both for this and the first
named medicines, ON application to either Of the
Agents:
Gronsrrows. (Water st.) d C. Eov II, 1882
srR-i have been affected with rheumatism for
years, and never found any medicine that could sord
me than momentsry relief until heard Of your
invaluable medicine, 4" Rheumatacia," got one bot.
tle and applied it when my hands were that could
not use Them and could scarcely do any thing for my
SELF and by three applications they were perfectly
WE'LL and have not since ek the slightest symptom Of
the complaint You at liberty sir, TO make public
my in any you think proper, Tor general
circulation. am, sir, yours, &c.
On IH,rsoLp. X. W. DAVIS.
The following persons are Agents for the sale Of Tue
above medicines;
JAMES THOMAS,
Bridge ,tr,et, tie'r,.tnvn ID C..
LEWIS JOHNSON,
Pennsyl vanis avenue, = s,inngto" city.
Miss +. KENNEDY,
Kilg street, ,:txar re-. - C..
HENRY WEARY,
No. 81. Pratt street, Baltimore,
nov 27-w6w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-01-12
CONSERVATION.


DIR. T'H9TBOLD'S Or,enfal Specific Remedy
for Consumption in lis last Mage"! Al'o.
asthma, Splitting Of Blood, andaA pulmonary
diseases-as Shoriiiess of Breath. Pal" in the
Breast. Debility, liant Of appetite, &c. DC.
'sNiIs Medicine IS an ,xtra.t from Herbs, Roofs
1 Plants, sc which, in their combination, become
basam to the diseased frame, and is never sItng
remedy for that worst of all destroying and ravenous
compaints-the CONSUMPTlON!!-as many hune'
eds of persons have certified -
PHILADELPHIA, April 1s, 1889 I
Spruce street, near Tenth
SIu-Being extremely reduced from The contraction
of consumptve disease by COLI, wet, and neglect,
was strongly recommended to use your " Oriental
Specific Remedy for Consumption" aud was at length
(an other remedies having faed,) induced to try IT.
and judge my astonshnrnt on ''s first application:
able to assist myself in few days was enabled 10
take the air; in three weeks was new bein and
am at this nomen, totally relieved from oil debility
and forgetfu Of the past except the gratitude owe
you, which thus willingly and unrrquted express,
hoping you will not fail 10 make my case public.
lam, sir, youIs truly,
JAMES ALLISON.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-01-12
a Card.

AIRS. BOURNE takes this method to inform the
NI ladies' of Alexandra tst she has returned to the
d strict for short season Mrs u. embraces ms OPP
potunty to return her grateful acknowledgements for
the liberal encouragement received last summer.
Drawing from Nature and Painting taught in eight
lessons; also, Wax shd Ebony Work Specimens to
be seen at Mrs. Rebecca TayIprs and Miss u Kenne.
d,'s where terms Can be explained. Mrs will
feel thankful for the patronage OF the public, and no
ex.rtion shall be wanting her part to give sssfac
tion dec 3t-2aw3w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-01-12

The Heaiher.-On FRIDAY morning, at the
Museum, the Their mometer stood for several
hours. at lac above Zero; being the greatest de-
cree of cold this winter. There was se'ere
gall from n to n. w. during the night.
We take the following welcome information
rrnm "A letter dated Sd instant. from an estimable
correspondent, in Virginia. Nat Gas.
II have just returned from short visit to
Mr.. Madison, whose health, | am happy to say,
is greatly improved. SO much so that hope he
will be enabled vet to see many summers, and
enjoy that commanding intellect, and those un'
riraIled sucial qualifications. for which he is 50
we'll known aHd SO much esteemed"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-01-12
NEW-YORK MARKET-Jan. 9.

.As.es-I.itle or no change in price. A sale
of 500 Do. Pots have been made since our last
al "a 81
(om-The extraordinary mdness of the sea-
son, aud large arrivals of Liverpool, depress the
market. 100 tons Schuylkill were sold yester.
day, bv auction, at 7 so n Is. Liverpool BY
the Cage has been snid al Big.
Fiarseed is advancing. Sales Of rough were
made Yesterday a. high as SIS.
C0uon-Sales since Saturday reach about 1000
bales. at former prices, and consist OF 80 New
Orean, at IL! Is cents, $50 uplands. at 10 a
III cents, and 100 Aabamas at III 10 cts.
Cot MIA. Produce Coffee is held higher in
consequence of the late ad,ices from Europe, and
in some instance an advance has been paid.
sale of 200 bids n. Orleans Sugar, new crup,
by auction. wa. stopped yesterday, only % hhds'
being taken at 81 So
-Four There has been something doing. but
at lower prices, say Western. Sc IL 25.
fancy brands are however still held at sc 37a;
Bait. Toward St sc 25; PHI adeIpiha, SO 6l2.
No sales ofRichmond City or Country.
Grain NO sales uI Wheat, and no change IN
coarse Grain. Courier.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-01-12

.t w,. basket of taliow to De car.
|eSae'r" WI, - = cbander's?-so he rang the bell
eu, n1a The womenkind insisted that
20 such " s,atf' belonged there; ou. sne oe1 S,d
ecarcd that all was right; the genue"a MAJ. ". ~
|ns;d him. and "he guessed ne knew ~. ",..,
- t,low., II was in vain 'nat sney P'o..,
Ia ;,st lamps, and not cand'estieks %s'e 49,
,bs muse. IRON cellar to garrett ine ""o IS
I,s, and there it remains no"u".'' "
.,ba attractions Of good name.
x.,,;s,,,ioo of the Tariff we have never
,.,.,,sd and have never ceased to resist" says
pW.tnood Wing. Then, we should IKE 70
3 the Wing resist little harder tina" II '0e'
present
r,. Nsw York Courier and Enquirer. IN re-
y 70 the report relative to change IN the cut
d,Dar,ment Of that paper says: NO cna"se
a, taken place since we hoi'ted the motto V'
p,,ne;oI.s not Men," nor have we any sue"
fhan.e in contemplation. We have no Pe'''"
share Nth Us the censure or credit W any
which nav attach to our editorial specu'"'''"''
oor do NC feel disposed to shrink IRON any re-
spon,ibility which they impose upon U.s.
..c,r,.mntuous silence" is the correct an
.,sr If the National Intel!isencer to the rioa'u-
=, md Sian, of the Globe. We had at one time
,,k.n 10 our pen to reply to the l'belious attack
made un,n our worthy friends by the Govern
men, Organ; but Ne found it So d'ssraee'ul IN
:. character, that we determined upon letting 1t
..s nth the mark Of the beast alone upon It's
forehead
S,npossd lhuasr.-The Railway q. ~ Ad'
yoco,e Of Monday evening, says
,.ur Robrrt NJ Randolph, merchant, lett
.a.,Ispce SUNDAY, Goth ult. on visit to his
",ha, wbo lives in New Brooklyn, and from
49, ;.;,.J the house Of friend IN Metuchin,
1T ha let, a, 10 o'clock on Sunday night, Oh
r,r..b,ck intending TO start earlv ensMonday
u,,,r.;ny for New York. Mr.. Randolph's alb
|srre alarming his friends, (sune ut whom knew
Ls had IN hi, Dossesslon about fourteen hpnured
,In,i,rA they concluded TO sc0ur the wouds
throu h winch he had To pass on his way n"'"e'
4 Gentleman has Just informed Us that IN search
me ,b,onph Dark Lane, the saddle known IT. DC
Mr.. Randolph's, was found partially covered
wuh leaves. and maI Ks OF blood visible upon II.
A short distance further his pocket book anu pa
r.rs. ,oqe,her with tep dollar bull were f"nhu;
which cire unsrances lead us to suppose that he has
b.en murdered and his body thrown Int" some
one Of the ponds adjacent to where the sauu'e'
&c., were discovered
A letter from Railway, SAYS, that upwards oil
l..
five hundred persons had been on the search Tor
the body, bu, up to the date Of the letter, noi"g
further had TRANSFERRED.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-01-12

Judge Baldwin is recovering from his indisposi-
ton. The story 10 the newspapers, Of his con-
finement in the hospital, has no foundation.
Ii 10 stated in some Of the Eastern newspapers
that the American Quarterly Review is to be dis.
continued. This statement is erroneous. The
work will be steadily pursued. and every effort
be made By the editor to reader it worthy OF pa
tronage throughout the country. Excellent ma.
terias are already provided for the next number
the twenty fifth. Contributors, both instruc-
tive and entertaining, from distinguished writer's.
will never be wanting. 1t is doubtless common
interest that such receptacle should be perpetu'
ated.-Nat. Gaz.
We trust to see both the Quarterly and the
North American flourish. They are both deserv.
iug Of public patronage.
Something for the Curious.-The family OF
highly respectable physician in the south part OF
the city, has been for more than week IN con-
siderable CONSERVATION, owing to frequent ring
g'Of the door bell, sometimes for an hour to-
gethcr, and then several times at short intervals,
usually ceaslng for the night at O'Clock. The
bell has been unhung, and yet the vibration
Of the wire continues; aud what IS more remark
able. the whole length Of the wire is exposed in
the entry.
This tlntinnabulary chatter has exercised the
wits of the philosophic, and the fears OF the su-
perstitious; but still the mystery remains, ana
the noise conlinues.-U. s. Gag.
Something of the same kind occurred in this
District some years ago, we have heard, and gave
rise to many cOnjectures.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-01-12
Bu1rrsH CONSULATE, New YoRK,

January I'm. 1888
The undersigned has the honor to make known
TO the Merchants of New York, that he has been
directed BY Visit. Palmerston to make known 70
them that the Government monnp''v"f Emma
mon in the Island of Ceylon has be eiinquish'
ed Further particulars BY appl y,ns al ms o.
Geo JAMES BUCHANAN.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-01-12
Notice

VVHE Subscriber. having retired from business in
town for short time, wishes to have his old &C
counts settled and has put in the hands of Mr. j. C.
Mandell his bills for collection; ana his receipt for the
same will be good. tie takes this opportunity to thank
his friends and customers Cor their liberal encourage
ment and for their past favors. He hopes that the &C
counts will be speedily settled;-a good many Of them
are of old standing. but still correct
ion 70 2, LOUIS BEEIPR
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-01-12

Flour Thursday the wagon price Of Flour
was $500. sos, a S, 12l; finally it became ix.
siat 5,l2., which continued t" be the ruling
price of yesterday, with few exceptions !rac.
ton higher. Thursday, sales were made from
stores at 5.s7i. The only sale we heard of yes
terdsy was one of 400 bis. at $50.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-01-12
Bank Ut .lieXaudria.

JANUARY 8, 1888.
DIVIDEND, Of Three Dollars 3 Share, on the
~ Stock of this institution, has been declared, for
the last half year, and will be paid to stockholders
on or after the 10th inst.
BY order Of the Board:
ian 9-eo3w j L. McKENNA, Cashier.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-01-12
MARRIED..

On the evening "t the LIST instant, at the resi-
Jen,e of Henry CAN'T, Esq, Prince Georges
County, Maryland, by the Rev. Norvall Wilson.
the Rev WIN. b. EDMoNps, OF the Baltimore
Conference. TO Miss REsEccA WARIxG
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-01-12
For Ereisht,

sS The new copper fastened Brig PHILff
MR DODDRWGE, George Mckenzie masters
ARG, xpout 400 barrels. viii be ready tor cargo IN
J d.,s hpply to thr master board. to
,.n 10 l. MCKENZIE, Duke street wharf,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-01-12

" We are authorized to say that Col. JOHN
r. WALLACE will be candidate for Congress, for the
District OF which Fauquer vii, form part