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year 1899 being the nmnunt 0f 60e
inflc al npou said Lyon u"der the Se-
diti0u Law. The report Of The conmit-
Gee sssigns ss areaspu e." repaying this
sum that the law was uncoussiiuiiaal.- 90
"A mouon was made and lost. TO lay the
bill nli the table.
Aher which Col. dayton opened the
debate in Opp"sitlon to the bill. Tie was
sustained by Mr.. Burgess and others.
= war supoprlnd by Mr.. w yns, Mr..
Davis, Mr.. Angel, and Gen. Root, who
spoks until The hour Of aJjpurn,nsnt.
ln tho Senate, On Monday Mr. Clay
presen'eda a memorial ftom n . sc,ety IN
She far West. called the "EndIess Life
6ociety"-- praying for n life lease 0f a
portion ofthe public land, for the "cca-
patton oftbeir com nunity. In present
lng The papers. Mr.. .. remarked, ~ sab
stance, that he hardly knew what slispss-
ii,cnto MAKE Of the papers. The me-
monalists prayed fpr life estate. in y
porsionof the pabl,c domain, aud acc'rd-
ing I" their principles, they were m hvs
forever. Presumipg, tI,eref,re, that he
should bs subjected tn their. everlasting
enmity, unless he presented the papers
90 the Ssnsss. he had sionel 40. The 'n--
mariai was sccomponied by ~ letter com
mUmding She subject 10 the attention -0i
Henry Clay aud r., N. Johnson, 81
In the Senass on Tuesday, ths IS h the
E,llowing resolution Uttered the day be
fore. by Mr.. Caihann, was taken up for
confederation ;--- -lal as6 Fas.eas ~
Resolved, That the President he se-
oueMed t0lay. before tine Senate copy
ofhim Prociamstion Of the 10Th of De-
cen,ber Last; aud nlso the authenticated
copies ofthe Ordinas,ce ofthe people Of
she State of SontI, Carolipa, with the do
cuments accompanying the same and
"f the proclnmatrn,of of the Cvernor Of
'Siuth Carolina, of the 20th .ofDeceIber
isst, which wss transmitted ia In,n by shr
executive ofthat Sta,s. with ths request
thar he should Law sae,n before Congress.
After some discussion, lar which he
ss'.h.si Is ~ l,isohisct merely to have the
Documents laid offlcialIy bei,rs the Sem
s;r. The resolution WAS laid on the la
hk'. A
IN the HDase Of Representatives an
naasadment was altered by Mr.. Burgess
a. The Tariff BsiI dt9s ege9
Alter soms discussion in which Mr..
Kcnnon: of Ohio. aud Mr.: Choa'e "f
Massac husv,ts spoke in otpsDi"n. and
Mr. G,imure of Penn. in favor "f III,
bill, the committee rose and the H'msr
SdjouSned. Eesa,.s ~ ,.e'saa s4sr
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NOTICE

VSHE present proprir,ors Of P~ws or parts
i Of P-ws IN the Meeting House OF. The
Second Baptist Sociriy are hereby noi,6ad
that an adj,urned meeting of III. Corporation
will b. hohlrn a, the Meeting House a, 2
O'clock IN the afternoon ut Thursday the "a h
hf January. 4" take into cunsIdera'nn the
subject oi erecting new boliding for place
of worship aud 10 receive the rrppu Of a
Committee appo'n'ed at a late. meeting to
procure a plan or plans for said building.
BY order IL the Corpora,,on.
JOSEPH MARTIN, CLEax.
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Oar Pspsr 10 Apodsd this week. with an ae
count oftns Bristol examination. oftho Rev T.
II xtsry TO the exclusion Of al.no., all other
ns,tsr. II 10 known thst Immediately after
his sequi,sl by the Judicial mockssy he absc"n'
Ssd. . reward of e3OO has been offssedfm the
apprehension oflbs Rtpsrsnd Murderer.
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UST opened BY the subscribers an as
~. sorim.nt "f rhrsp hats whirk are far su-
p",.os i"sny that can be b"uphi ~ any dry
go"d "r grocery sioe IN town as rhsaD ~
the cheapes' ALso an assortment of La
Dies CAPEs which will be- sold CHEAP.
". J q. Il J. q. WEAVER.
t Jan. 2lsi. 1881.
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N NoTIlcE

A Meeting Of the Newp"rt Ass,cin,e
Ss'ciety will be held an Thursday Eve
ming next AZ z o'cIock mt the Masonic
Hall. ? A Lecture will be delivered by
Lr. PARK. The Public are invited t.,
,mend, GEo. g. KING Sec'ry
Newport, Jan. 22i, 1888.
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RnODEIsLAND UNION BANK.
AsSIGNEE'S NOTICE.

NJ ESSRJ. HDRSEw w ELL a. ALDRICiI
lv1 nave made sn Assignment io me-. AZ
Their srssperty end ef5,c,-. for the benr6, q.
Their Csrsistvss. AZ persons hsyug elsnDs
sssiass acid IioasEwELL q ALpsiSB- srs
requ~sssd ~ present them land every person
iadebsed to ss'd Firm. 10 requested io make
ispsssd,sse ssvssns ts 81. ...
- uBNRY v CRANErON, .9ss;gsss.
Nsvposts les. lsA
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C0Hrs 81 l'To6 fe, Ncs9fi0rf Jaa. 2 1893.
nRDERED. rha, ali Execn'"r- and Ad
~ u'n,st' ators on unsettled E-tstss. who
have n's s-,iisd their Accounts w,tlrn One
Year. be aud they are hereby notified Ia m.
pess Al aC"urt vi P,obau to be holden a,
the State II ",sr IN Newport. on The hrst
Monday-r February next aud pressnt their
Accounts Tor satilem,,t Wirrgss,
B. b HOVLtND PRoB CLsRx.
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ship n e VS..

- HNTEAuD.
Brig W'llisn. Boss. sna,sasss,
Sl"op Here, Read. New York.
Srh'"'ner Csrolins. Gibsn, wiimi ngi on
" q. :.
''l,ceshos,ss Bailey. 81. jig. dst,nbs. +.
"un'sd States. Sp"o"rr, D'gn,ou.
Brie fsssvsss. tsswt.s. eta sass fs
Slo,p Her, Rid. Prpvsdsmes .',f.
Sch Cssolinss 0blhsss, Pr,sidsnes y. =
-" Possbustss, Bsilsys Nsv yssh
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FLOUR AND PROVISION STORE.
VIM. VARS.

Aiihe old Store OF wm. and J,.hu Vars.
AILL keep nstsn'iy nn I'D. for sale
w BY wh.lr sale and retail F.ur and
Provisions Corn Chres~. Bu',es. Nall. Nov
York Crs' Arrs by the bei.. Sonp w N" box--
together wUh . general sssertmsn, of shin
Stores ami Grocer,cs "A complete assortment,
I Manila and Ta'u d Rigging. .ss
ALso-a gvod Lat of Lsckswans sod vir-
gina C"si tor families and Back Smiths
and Chsrc"al of the hes, kind.
Jan 20, 1882
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LIST OF LETTERS.

II EMAINiNG in the Pos,.O Office
- Newport r. ]. Jan. 3,h 1888.
G Persons. calling far them sbouId
say advertised.
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GA TEMPTA TION.
COTYLLIOV PARTY,

tfR. - NRK wii give pubic g, the ma
: VI shnic iiali on Wrda sd y Jan, 3 conmcn
cing a. q oci,ck in the evening, r
ricks's .nay be hio a, the tall.
Tickets one ID .iiar.
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SAYINGS BAyK.

4 DIVIDEND ~ss dec Jared 'his day of
"a pr, ceni on sil sums that have been
y" Tor the spas~ . of SIX mouths and u per Ct
an oil .sum, that have been ~ tor the space
/" ,h're ~ 'n'hs ~gireably 10 the regulations
OF The i""'liu''on payable an and sfier Sat-
u'os, The i9h iw,.
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DIED


Oathe t6th.inst. mrs. Content. iiassrd. wife
'"f ~ Geo. y. iIass,d snd daughter Of the
iai- An.h"ny W,Ibor. E-q IN the SD yesr Of
mr. age She died after q su.ideo. short and
d'siressing ,llness. leaving 80 af'.ctwnaie
husband aud eleven cb,ljsen. to whom she
was e"d.a~J by her nanv v,nues. to mourn
her lo-s X nj in hei d,sp,-tn,n and faith
fully prrfotm'ng all he, domestic snJ .ocis,
.dut,a- hei worth shone beg h'rS among ,hosr
"fher household. and in the circle 81 her i'm
mediate rrlAi wee sqd friends She seldom
'p,nsied snlr the s.-lJ. yea IN her h,,,nbie
rhsppy an eacc wa = fel,. sna hts
gnnin"ss si'l 'nng De hsnshed with feyet-
ehc' aud iuve. s,.r.stt
Wife thy days nm "s'th are over!
.H,IIrr@ 'hn ~, nov sttsss.f ~
.Mv he grrai and good Jrirvah
WsIco,nr ,hec smong the best"
A. Little Co,npon on The 2d inst Mrs,
Rh"is S"ahnry vita III Capt Wulism Ses-
bury, eyed ~ years. ssT5
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Dissolufion IF Co. Partnership.
Par,ner, h'p h-r-,"for. ruhsi-t-
ing nndc, the Firm Of W.M e.. J.
VARS. 10 this Day dissolved by mu,us
CONSENT. hl N
1se WILLIAM VARS,
JOHN VARS.
Newport. Jsa. 10. 1889
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1000, 600 Bricks.

These Bricks must bs cast in mouids Of such
s'zr as 10 average when barned,; eight inch
es. Dy four inches. by iva and half iDc bcs.
fhry must be VI the best quality Of nsr
chsntaole Bricks. The proportion Of sci.
'ssn or pale bricks, inust not exceed one.
e'ghih OF the whole, and NO soft or very pale
srhks will be received. The proportion or
arch bricks must not exceed one eighth Of
the whole. snd none Of these that are much
warped, will be received The proportion
OF broken Bricks ynust not exceed two Der
cont, A. least. 100000 to be dehvrrcd bv
the lat day oi June next, and the remainder
~ The course Of the Summer and Autumn of
The year. at surh periods a. may SUIT the
convenience of the C6niracior, provided
these be slwsys on hand the supply requisite
Tor the progress "fth~ work. IT,
Snouid any person desire 10 furnish the
stated number IL Bricks, or less humber,
Ut r. different from that gwen above,
they Will please To accompany their propo
sajs with statement OF the length, breadth
and thickness. vi u well burned Brck, ofthe
Kind they wish TO supply.
Before forming the Co, tract, q fair sam
pie will be required to be depns,ied in the
Enginee''s OtK:e a. Fort Adams, which,
sh"uld 4 prove Satisfactory. will govern in
the inspection Of The several deliveries.
Payment will be- made, II required, On
each carg" duly inspected and re- e,ved.--
All communications touching th,s subject,
to De directed 10 Brevet Col. JosrPH G. Tor
Ten, U. y. Engineers. Newport, n. T..
JOS. q. TOrTEN, Ii. Col Eng,rs
Brevsi Col.
For, Adams. Newport fIarbor, r. Is
January 81, 1893
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ADMINISTRATOR s NOTICE.

~ HE Undersigned has been sppo,nicd ad
niDIstr ator an tho estate of HIRAM
PoPrLE; late of N.a port. deceased. and
therefore rquests all persons indebted Ia
ssld estate 10 present their elaine for srt,l"
ment. and those indebted to sad estate are
requested to make mmed,at. payment TO
Russell Gu ,RKE, .adin'r.
Jan. % isa3
~ GA TEMP TION.
"IiERE IL ,hr Lady ,ha, can. aud
w w.uld not get Married when ~ TIL
LEY y she'st'n ,'urrhh~r. Nee Lice three
yasdf = lde fpr Wedding dress, at ~ 81
rlt 'hr yafd.
Jsr 32
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N OTIC e i.

NOTIC
A LII those young LADIES thai have
A Lace on haod beloog,ug to the Sub,
sri,brr-. 'skro oit prevlous TO September
25'b. 1882, IRE requested To return the same
,n,,,ed,s'eIy.
N. 3 Amer the 2Oh of Jsnnsry. the
Luce Work Niil ~ re- .,,Ad AN pn' OIL a.
onr'Tanre NJ. t72 e. l7I Thames street.
w d,e' sane evenings as hsrrtotore = ssy
loid,y, Nein- 4dav, ani y iday.
iiJsn. 81 Va. Z CDZZENS. 4 Co.
HnODEISLAND UNION BANK.
4 .rs generaI ,nse,ing rf the S,or khold
4 "A ers of the X I USrrn. BAsK held a,
,h.g B,ak.ng Rpom on rnrsd,y Jan l-t
fe;y3, ,'he to'l"y,ny AIMED peSs,ns were ell
pc'sS Director far the year ensuing, viz
Christopher g.: Chs,nbhn. stephen r Moo
,hs1s. -Joha y. Nam. Genrvc Enys. Robert,
Y. te.', DAVID B"ff,m. Ab,4b,m Barker
William > Randolph. Charles D.vens
ANd ~ q subsequent me-t,ng of the Bns'd
of DI'rst r..C g. Cha'npl'n wa unan''nous-
" 70 e'ected Presnient. .Afesi.
Ian g. NC. BOSS. cashier.
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North KingstOwn Bank.
A T the annual meeting Of the Synckhold-
"A crs of,he North Kingstown Bank the
follow,ng persons were chuseH Directors. We:
ELISHA WARSAW, WILLIAM BArrRv. Or
IvER WATs"N, JoHN CLAREE, JONATHAN
REYNoLD-. E-BoN SANy"RD, ,JErFaEY DAVIS.
PARDoN T.. HAMMOND. JoHN r. .WBirroap.
CmRisroPHER ALLEN, JosEPn e. .SASyoRp.
EERA d Davis. WILLIAM BAKER, ,JEaEsIAn
q GAbsEY. WILLIAM g HAMMOND, GEo.
HAMMOND, EsB"N SANYoRp, Jr. NicHoLx.
SPiNx DASIEL STANTON. WILLrAA BRowSs
iNe. and ELiPHALKr You've.
e And Al subsequenf meeting ofthe Diree-
President of said Bsnk. 't-- 90
PIT. HAMMOND, Cashier.
WEXFORD, Nov. %. 1882.
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!. REPUBLICAN NOMINATION.
ss e. - 71s 1888. ~ 37r as ee
Republican. Administration,
and Farm er's PrOx..
FOR GOVERNOR. ~.
JAMES EENNER.
or PawIDENcE.
FOR LIEUT.. GOVERNOR. 4.
JEFFREY HAZARD.
g or ExErER.
FOR SENATOR'S.

Henry B"~sn. Src'ry.
Albert G. Greene. Att'y Gem
John Stsrnc, Gen. Tr. ns'r.
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BRICKS
WANTED.

DkOPOSAL will be received uni 4 ihs,
= hnh Fesrnsry oext, FOR the supply a.
FORT ADAMS. newport Hsrbor. A.Jlsof
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SATURDAY. S9pRNlTEs sEPgEIGR a@ 1Z,a5eBe 0'~ NE
For Sale,

For Sale,
Landing from Schooner Abigail
On Hogshesds st. Croix and Porto Rico Sugars
CU l6 barrels do do
20 hogshesds Noasses
80 boxes Tea. gunpowder, imperial & souchong
no bags Coffee
800 casks Cut Nails
l IS tons Plaster,
aug 81 A. c. CAZENovE & Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-07

your wrongs, o pig and turtle! And the reel.
ing wretch is securing to himself life OF guilt,
misery, and disgrace, by means Of the liquor
donkey! Go thy ways 10 quiet, for again say
thou art amply revenged." The petitioners de-
parted; but the camel, being 2 qasd 'at. Of
could not help thinking to himself, neither he nor
the rest Of the beasts were much the better for
this species Of vengeance. Itis thus with man
He persuades himself that revenge will redress
his wrongs, and assuage his sorrows, and when
he hugs it to his heart, finds only the pangs Of
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-07
For Rent or Sale,
NINE HUNDRED At

n&QM< NINE HUNDRED .HCRES, or
H%8 about twothirds Of that fertile and we'll known
SW farm called VEST GROVE. the property
- Of the heirs Of the late Col. A. J. Smith. Of
this land, three hundred and fifty redeem
ed from the river by dixie constructed OF earth and
gravel drawn from the hills. About third Of this las
been cleared and put in cultivation. The soil is 70
eetable mould FIVE six feet in depth easy
of cultivation, and be surpassed 10 fertility It
thought to be well adapted to the growth Of tobacco
of the finest sort-ths however, would be worth the
consideration Of planters Gould II be rented to to.
bacco grower, the owner would erect such houses as
might Be deemed necessary for the business. The
other portion of the land has been dtched and fenced
with great care and expense, and has meadows Of
ry considerable extent, well taken with timothy. No
land it better adapted to the production Of grass than
this Farm.
The whole nine hundred acres will be rented or sold
altogether divided into several Farms to suit pur
chasers tenants. lfong leases could be effected,
very advantageous terms might be obtained. The
Farm has several substantial houses on II now, and
others would be built il it could be made object.
A SHAD FISHERY, with all accommoda,
tons for lsbore,s and the curing Of fish, has been made
that part of the river bordering the reclaimed land
and will be rented with the land separately. Also,
A HOUSE & LOT, containing two Acres.
just without the corporate limits Of alexandria, bu,
that part Of the town called the Village. The house
10 comfortable, and the garden is IN early one. The
lot has good wster snd fruit on il. Also,
Another TWO ACRE LOT, lying upon the
Great Hunting Creek and including the Bridgehouse
portion of which is now in the occupation OF Mr. c.
Murray. For terms applyto
sug1-f ... ..... 7, W. HEWITT.
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shoes.

SAOcS.
The subscriber, iE addition to his stock
IA of Shoes and Boots received few days
since. has this day received, per schr.
Abigail, further suppyof
SHOES.-.Among Which are
Gentlemen's fine pumps. shoes and bootees
Do common slippers
Ladies' morocco walking shoes
Do black prunelle slippers, IS cts
DO cheap morocco do So 629 cts
Do leather walking shoes
Children's leather and morocco shoes, ANGLE ties
Infants kid shoes, various colors
Which will make his assortment very good; all OF
which are on sale on the most pleasing terms
aug 81 A. d. hhhMON.
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New Books.

GUsT received and on sale by WIN NJ. MORRISON,
u The Martyrs Triumph. The Buried Valley, and
other poems by Greenville heen.
The American Ready Reckoner. designed to insure
correctness as well as despatch in business; by John
A. Hersey.
The Peoples Magazine, one Of the most attractive
interesting and useful periodicals in the United States
is issued every other Saturday. in numbers at impe
rial octave pages each, including. in the course OF
year. 2O8 pages, and more than hundred and Fifty
splendid engravngs for one dollar per annum Also.
rarley's Magazine for Children and Youth, the
most attractive, interesting, and useful juvenile pc.
riodcs in the United States, issued every other Sa
turday in numbers of Is imperial pages each making
a volume of 4l6 pages yearly, with 2oo EngaVings'
for one dollar year, in advance.
Subscriptions to the above Magazines received, and
the numbers regularly forwarded. by
aug 81 w. NJ. AORRsoN
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~ Office.

Slate Of maryland, charles County, SCI.
NOTICE is hereby given, that the subscriber has
~ obtained from the Orphans Court OF said County
etters of administration the personal estate OF Flea
nor Dent, late Of Charles County, deceased All per
sons having claims against said deceased are hereby
warned 10 exhibit the same TO the subscriber or be-
fore the 3Oth day Of December next. otherwise they
will be, by law excluded from all benefits OF said es.
tate Given under my hand and SEAL this Goth day OF
August, 1888. PETER DENt' Aomr
ono 2Q-lm;
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To the Great Falls.

pac G. e. =, Boat b
TO N has commence Iher regular trips, on Tuesdays
and Fridays for the Great Falls or Crommelin starting
from Frederick Street Bridge (Georg at 8 o..
clock A. NJ and returning the srpe day At or before
sunset. Fare to and from Crommelin, so cents.
The Canal now in fine order and the country pre-.
seuts a beautiful appearance. To those who are fond
of short excursion, and desire short relaxation from
business, trip to the Great Falls offers most delight.
full treat.
q Parties, on any other days Of the week, can be
ton to the proprietor living Third street. George.
town z. II. 0FFUTT.
aug 5-H
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GLASSWARE,

Boots and Shoes.
4 d. HARMON has just received by schr. Velo-
Ne locit,, and is opening at his new store, adioin
ing Jonathan Butchers Hardware Store, and two doors
above his old stand, further supply Of
BOOTS and SHOES,
direct from the Manufacturers and suitable for the
son. Among which, are
Gentlenens fine shoes and bootees, nailed and
sewed
Do fine nailed boots, good article
LADIES' and misses leather, morocco, and kid
slippers
Children's leather shoes and bootees
All Of which offered, wholesale and retail. on the
nlst accommodating terms. aug u
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OPPOSITION
For Washington & baltimore.

Phenir Zine Of Blue Safety Coaches.
For Seats in Beltzhoover &
y14A&ACo.' 3 splendid ne,o blue English
built Coach. built expressly to run
Alexandra and Washing.
ton City, please be particular to apply at The Oppos.
ton Stage Office, Royal street, few doors south of
Newtons Hotel. adjoining Breasts Barber Shop; and
at Richard H. Harrington's Steam Boat Hotel, on Uni
on street, near the wharf
Hours Of Departures
past O'Clock, A. n. for Washington and Baltimore
IL O'Clock, n. for Baltimore
O'Clock, p. " for Washington
Hours Of Departure from Huntington:
A. NJ for Alexandra
And at 81 p. IA. for do
For seats apply at the Opposition Blue Line Stage
Office, Gadsby's Hotel.
GEORGE u. BRUCE, Agent.
p. S Persons wishing to take morning ride, can
leave at "A O'Clock, and return by 10.
aup 2d-tf
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The Revenge ofthe Beasts.


One day a number Of animals that bad been
highly agerieved by the tyranny and injustice OF
man resolved to petition Jupiter for satisfaction
-" o Jupiter!" exclaimed the camel, revenge
me on this indoIent tyrant. who, instead OF carry.
ing his own barthens, claPs them on my back, and
drives me into the desert where travel whole
days without drop Of water" 20 Jupiter"
cried great fat green turtle, @revense me on
this glutien, who kidnaPs me while am sleeping
in the sun-starves ne for weeks on board OF
shin, aud eats me afterwards, though he gives me
nothing to eat" 40 Jupiter" squeaked the pig.
:. he stuffs me first, and then stufs himself with
me afterwards;"-- o Jupiter" prayed the
ass. " he loads one with PAINTERS Of liquor. and
delicious fruits, and gives me nothing but water
and thistles,-I beseech thee to revenge us!"-
:. Behold, +" answered Jupiter, 4" thou art reven.
,ed already! Dost thou see that turbaned wretch
Wonder chewing opium, and doziug away mise.
And dost thou sec yonder Christian. in his
nioh,aown and slippers, taking doses Of physic
and making wry facesl And dost thou see that
wretch reeline .Ieng with his blood red face
and esrbuncled uosel The oae is martyr to
Incidence. he is thy victim, O hunpSacked ca.
mel; he IS reaping the fruits Of making thee bear
his burthens instead Of carrying them himself
The ply sic. taking mortal is paying the forfeit o.
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sALEs AT AUCTION
BY GEO. GE WHITE.
Notice.


Notice.
FINDER the authority Of . Decree OF the Superior
u Court of Chancery holden ut staunton the 18th
day Of July 1929. in suit therein pending between
John r. Hayden. administrator with the will am
xened of Benjamin Beeler, Junior, deceased
and otheis, Plaintiffs,
Mary HoIlingsworth, executrix OF Frances Hol.
lingsworth, deceased, who was executrix OF
Jane Holngsworth, deceased, &c, Defendants
The subscriber will offer for sale, at public auction
Friday, the 23d day Of August next, the following
TaLUaBLE PROPERTYS,ha, is to say:
&xuA 1. The BRICK TENEMENT &
@HssItA LOT OF GROUND on the west side Of
mMSaEH Fairfax street, between Prince and Duke
AE& streets, formerly occupied by Evan p
Tay lor As q coachmaker's shop; and the Ground be-
tween the north gable wall of the said tenement and
the line of the lot lately occupied by Nicholas Kings
lin front Fs fax street SIS feet, more or less in
depth 1913 feet inches
Q. The VACANT LOT adjoining the said
brick tenement on the south, extending to Reuben
Jcbnsops lines in front ls feet more or less; in depth
lz3 fee, inches
8. A RENT IN FEE of "a los lid, Vir.
ginia currency, charged a lot IA feet inches in
front, adjoining No on the south, being part or lot
formerly occupied BY Nicholas Kingston.
4. Three VACANT LOTS, 90 feet inches
in front each in depth 12a the east side of Royal
street, between Prince and Duke streets
The sale will begin at O'Clock, p. n, in front OF
the brick tenement Fairfax street. One'shird OF
the purchase money to be paid in cash; the residue IN
three equal instruments of 3, g. and months, with i'll
terest from the day of sale For the deferred pay
ments, bonds, with good security, will be required
~ 23-dts RI TAYLOR, Commissioner.
~ The above sale is postponed till MON.
DAY, the 9Th October, at 4 O'clock H
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blackstone sheetings.
AZ BALES brown sheetings
III cases bleached shirtings. For sale by
aup3l A. G.. CAZENOVE & Co.
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$40 Reward

TO ,o.,
nANAWAY from the subscriber, on Monday, l9th
LII inst. q Negro Boy. named SIM0N JEAkLNS.
Completion, dark must'o; about feet incheS
bpb: stout made. and limps in his walk. Had on.
when he went away blue cloth panaloons black cloth
coat, black fur hat; took other clothing with hum
which is not recollected. He is a toerable good
Bricklayer and Brickmaker, as well as wster win
rive ten dollars f taken within miles OF Alexandria
Or the above reward if taken elsewhere, aud secured
so that get him again, with all reasonable charges
Alexandria aug 28-f