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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-03-21

ut the White House. Here and there
are promen aiding. arm in arm, convers.
ing agrecably and noJding gracious
ss,ent Co each other, individuals, Who.
last winter, had no, . single thoogi, in
common. As the Southern nuliifers
were never such ruthless Turbulent
Ssraeens in politics a. were the Jack.
son ucn, all shake hands and emile
over Z" the crisis" I 20 Ia q social par.
~, and see Csihouo, Webster, VIII
k'ns aud NcDufiie in q cluster to.
gether! I look over INV shoulder, aod
there is edging through the crowd, .
lady hold al the arm Of q gentleman
with whom her husband Was not on
speaking terms n year ago. turn Ia
the right. and there are Gen. Green
and Major Noah on . sofa together.
and here am I thrown into a eotillion
with Senator Hill! Confusion worse
confound.d. Indeed I do no, know
tn what party ! belong. am al sss.
sadly puzzled to find my political isti.
tude aud longitude, in all this fog,-
without wind, sails or rudder. IL
seems as IL I had fallen upon q new
era, the Saturuslia Of Politics, q. il
were, or stepped into another century
win another generation. Is.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-03-21

RiUer Of JiHsg0r. In South Amer.
ca. near Popaysn, IS river called ~
the language Of the oountr, Kio Sina
gre. IL takes is source "a Ncty ele d.
waited chain OF mountains. add alter q
subterraneous progress ol many miles.
IT rc.sppears. and forms magnificent
cascade Ofupwsrds oi 500 feet nhrirht
when q person stands beneath th,.
point. be Is speedily driven away by :
very hnr shower Of acid water, winch
fritaies the eyes. VI. Boussingli,.
wishing Co ascertain the cause ct ihi.
phenomenon. anAly, ed the water Of the
RIVER and found among other subs,in
ccs sulPhuric aud hydrO,hlotic acids
The following lsihe result Of the aual,.
,i,:-Sulphuuc acid, O.UOGtU: h,dto.
ehloric acid. O.COU9I; alumise. O.GuO
40; chalk. O.OOOl 5; soda, U.uU0Il. -.
lex, O'oO023; OHhyde Of iron aud mag
nesIa, traces.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-03-21
Ny GEN ISABEL.

Ais-"f;raaaclr, e.-
ny TOLL M thu vert changed, and smiled
Tn other. more than me.
Ani hsp!s hal been bc..,iicd
TO think that 1ich might be-
Bot 'nie- within INV breast
Dbl plead thy eausc 80 yell.
As mt To sil.ne- Ill tia rest,
Nv gentle lAabvi.
Ii told me spirits ehaste IS thine
Were eharv Of th~ir love,
Too dclisai-, too purely lnc,
Lake eofnaon minds tn rove;
And therefore It's love thee 80.
Asvords but poorly tell;
Al ~ho like VA. thy heart csn know,
Ny gentle Isabel.
Then let them tell me What they will.
III never mare believe;
As fragrant flowers their balm distiI.
SO memory shall lesve.
30 rich anil sweet account of thee
A. will forever dwri,,
When thou ART Ear away from me.
Ny gentle Isabel.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-03-21

From social intercourse, are derived
some Of the highest enjoyments Of lilei
"he'e there y . free interchange Of sen
nutni'' the mind acquires new ideas;
Ano oy . trequsn, eSeTsise VI iis pow
ef''ths understanding gsins new igor
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-03-21

Mr.. John Niidemouih. ore Of tie rrnyrtr-
tsrs Of the line II STAGES b,tasen Mount 81 e.
", y. J. and Phiiadoipbn, has driven tAs
whole line both o. AID from that ctty. d.ff.
exec Fths Ss''dsy-I 81 We. isst - ssaf.-
he distance - SO miles. TAo aEgfckats D.
more Than eqnraieff a. Hse tune. f,ufd tis
glob" u D. not unlkrly 90 can give tbe yr-
neaiogy ot every rut. mud. hole. an r,i,e...,..
on ihe road, 10 ih fOit.eih generator.
.uguaf Ho1g Hrs'I
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-03-21

some ihipTi can be done - well - others
on' seldom q ever hs,e We irsfned II tie
IKE occurrence, 81 msa Ad4-pnseg tl,.t
zee "'N hs'e no'hitg o. g. vi'h ~ tf-. &c
= su'e sic has snoihsr hfstaaS' ResI The
iollo"'nK' copied from Honisesi pspsfs 80
hsfsby E,ve notice. thai hsvr sepafaied
'f''n NJ We Ann, ~ corss qursce ~ hsf
,'s,i"E io''nst ,'usisHd s'iii sifvs. nIHed
Fitzpatrick al 90 su,are lr,u 80 a..
'hlhB 70 10 9Th heF wa. GOITuW.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-03-21

Don't give il up John, said little
fellow to his companion. as he passed
cur window. few days since. NO
said the other, am in the right, and
] wont give up" The last speaker.
from his appearance, might be about
ten years Oi age. Ills 6ne blue eve
was lac up by hts excited feelings. and
his naturally rudy cheek flashed With
deeper crimson. The lads passed
on, uncon.cious Of having been over.
heard, and ignorant Of the thoughts Co
which their expressions had gwen rise
IN our mind. II, thought We, such a
spirit exists among the very boys oG our
country. We have nothing TO fear for
the next generation. L am I'm the
right and won't give il up!' IL is the
same principle that animated the sol.
diers Of the revolution, and dictated the
charter OF l.76-it is the same spirit
that gave inspiration Ia the e.o1uence
OF Patrick Hrnry-it j, the same spirit
that brrathcd f,om Ihe lips 81 the DIV
ing Lawrence, Don't give Up the shin"
lie who maintains a point, because he
- convinced Of its justice. - possessed
ui true moral courage. It's this min
ciple. and IS how perVadirg the whole
world, before winch thrones are tntier.
ing, and Shich the people ATE rising to
meet - NdTief'd .fdr0cafs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-03-21

= p'per - Nev-Yerk heed. i's D., q ma,
,'-gs 9Th the cot u . rst-tfsp. sol tie To-
Wr'iiosk % rsbbis row.
th- 1eis would l.inLe ,is is,rc.,ilf., ..,,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-03-21

The present condition Of men and partie,
IN TINS country, IS hit Oft in an admirable and
racy style by the good humour-d and talent
ed MIR. Brooks, who writes letters from Wa.h-
ington to the Portland Daily Advertiser
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-03-21
CURING THE Acug.

We arr told the following anecdo,e
Of Boerhsave's practice. The physi
clan Who believes that mind and matter
act in unison. ~ill remember how that
truly celebrated great man on certain
occasion cured the sgue. That com
plant was very pIesaien, in his neigh
borhood, and he treated ia with indif.
ferent success when his noble concrp.
tions Of the united agency Of mind and
matter suggested the following treat
ment. lie desired about a dozen pa.
tients, whose az Of the ague camc on
about the hour Of meridian, 20 co,ne o.
hi'o st ten o'clock. They were shown
into the same room and after a little
while were informed that the doctor
was busy, and would wait upon them
as soon ~ possible. At the time the
attendant addressed them, he placed
q number Of irons IN the FIRE. which
he increased TO q considerable size
After the eleventh hour the ser,snta
gain entered the room. spol,yized n
gain Tor thu doctors absence. and turn.
ed aud paid great attention To the irons
that we're b sting !sr the purpose Of an
operation on the patients Who had the
sgue. This was soon whispered {, ON
the one 60 the other. The nan had lief,
the room, the doctor came not, aud
more and more were the attention. ali d..
rectsd towards the now red hot irons.
Surmise and conjecture had 4 strong
case To play upon; the red hot irons
were for the use of the agae patients,
every one Of them ia a violent perspi.
ration. and the doctor came not till ONE
o'clock, and the ague lit came not at
all. To has inquiries he found all well,
and the tune had passed and not one
had upon him the symptoms Of his com.
plant And taking them into another
room, one by one, With care and eau.
ton and some triiling medicine, he
dismissed them, saying that he hoped
they would recover without having re-
course TO any violent remedy. In
truth, agitation had excited that appre-
hension which had completely cured
them Of their disorder.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-16

Sea the wish that the Tariff should be reduced to
the revenue standard. A copy Of this memorial
having been transmitted to Governor Hayne,
by Mr.. Keueth H. Fish Of this city, he has re.
ceived the following reply:-M r Cour.
CHARLESTON, SOth Jan. 1889. :
Sir-Your letter Of the 18th inst. covering
sketch Of proposed memorial to Congres by the
merchants Of New York, has been duly receiv-
ed, and am directed by the Governor to say to
you, that could the Tariff be reduced to the re-.
venue standard, as proposed by the memoriaIists,
all existing difficulties would be at once remoy.
ed. The Governor, highly appreciating the very
liberal and patriotic sentiments you have indivi.
dually expressed. has directed me to assure you
that the suspension Of all further action on the part
OF South Carolina this subject, until after the
adjournment Of the present Congress, has aIrea-
dy been secured by the unanimous adoption, BY
large meeting Of the citizens here, Of resolu.
tion not to raise any question on this subject un
til that period; aud our fellow citizens of New
York may be assured that South Carolina will
continue to act with the utmost forbearance con-
sisteat with determination to defend herself
should violence be resorted to against her. lam,
with great respect,
Your obed,ent servant.
J. LADSON GREGORY,
Acting Secretary.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-16

FLouR-Yesterday the current price Of Flour
from wagons was "a IS; Few loads that were
unloaded OH Thursday evening and inspected
yesterday morning. we're priced at 81, the
price Of Thursday; but we heard of none recev-
ed yesterday being priced higher than IS. ex-
cept,np some Shenandoah Flour taken at 81.
Early in the day, 100 bis were sold from stores
at 4 ga: subsequently, the best offer that could
be obtained was 4 8I4.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-16
roto mac Aqueduct.

ALEXANDRIA, 25tb January, 1855.
PROPOSALS will be RECT ived till the 2ist Febru.
L sry inclusive. for building Seven Stone Piers and
the Southern Abutment Of the Aqueduct the Pc.
tomac opposite Georgeto~a, and for . Causeway Of
Earth, fortified completely with slope wang. and in.
tended to connect the Abutment with the Southern
shore The Abutment aud Fiers to be founded upon
the solid rock which has been discovered all across
the depth Of IS feet below low tides and % below high
tides; and be made of the hard blue granite which
is abundant and fine upon the River and the Canal.
within FIVE miles Of the site of the proposed work -
The Stone to vary from to 20 cubic feet, and laid
partly in hydraulic, and partly in common lime mortar
The Masonry of each Pier will contain about 1915 GU.
bic yards, and extend up and down stream about IS
feet aud it about II feet. The abuiment will
contain, together with its wings, about 3C40 cubic
yards and occupy space Of So by So fee, and the
entire height of ali will be about S. feet from bottom
to top It is desirable to have the Masonry executed
in the best manner, and according to specifications to
be seen at this Office, Is well athe Seven Buildings
in the City of Washington, where requested that
all proposals should be sent, addressed to Capt Turn.
bull the immediate Engineer Of the Aqueduct. The
letting will take Mace ut Alexandra Monday, 25t
February. BY order:
WILLIAM TURNRULf,
Captain q. 8. Top. Engineers.
WILSON N. C. FAIRFAX
ian 26-d3tS 2awt21Feb
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-16
coach X Harness Making.

jOach x Harness Making.
TViIE undersigned have established themselves per.
1 manently in Middeburg, Loudoun County, where
they ere prepared 70 the public with
Close Coaches, Sage Coaches, Barouches. Deaf.
borns, Gags, Carrioles, and Harness,
Of the best quality. aud the most reasonable terms
Having learned their trades, and worked in the hes,
Northern Establishments, and having in their employ
hands from there, who are like wise we'll acquainted
with the buness, they pledge themselves to furnish
those who may call upon them with work equal in
quality and appearance to any in the United States
RErAIas in their line will be done 1t the shortest no.
tice and on moderate terms
IT They have hand. Cor sale, several handsome
fashionable Carriages and Bar. NC and . splendid
Sulkey, and persons wishing purchase respect
fully invited to cali and examine them.
SATrERTHWAlT & RICHARDSON.
Niddleburg, Va, Peb 5-n
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-16
FROM WASHINGTON.

In the Senate yesterday, Mr.. Calhoun com.
menced his speech 10 opposition to the Revenue
Collection Bill. He spike for two hours iu an
animated manner, dsrounciug the bill aud de-
tending the course Of South Carolisa. Mr. CAL
houn, then being exhausted, gave way for mo-
ton to adjourn. He will resume bis speech to.
day.
In the House Of Representatives, Gales &
Seaton were elected Printers The vote stood
for Gales 4 Seaton, SO; for Blair. 81: the rest
scattering.
FROM RICHMOND.
The House Of Delegates have passed the bill
appropriating Se5o,oO0 to the Chesapeake and
Onio Canal.
The Governor has communicated to the Gene
raj Assembly copy Of the correspondence be-
tween the authorities of South Carolina and Mr..
Leigh, aud the Legislature have dlrected Mr.. l..
to remain in South Carolina until after the Con.
vention shall have re.assembled.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-16
FROM RICHMOND.
Orphans Court, Alexandra County,

Fs0rUdry IeTm, 1888.
HHARLOTTE d. JACOBS, formerly Charlotte
" Deagan, Execurix of Henry d. Deagan, deceas.
eel, submitted to the Court her third account. Exc.
cutrix aforesaid with the hers in support thereof.
which accoun, is received and The same will be allow
ed and recorded unless be shewD to the contra
~ on or before the first Mondsy in prnext of which
all persons interested Germ, will take notice
copy-Test A. MOORE,
feb i6-v6w Reg wills
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-16

Female dgiify-An ingenious Frenchman
has calculated that the space which young
Partisan belle, who is fond of dancing, ,raver-
ses in the saloons of Paris, when only perform
ing contra dances, amounts in one season to four
hundred miles! He has also estimated that a
French lady, fond of waltzing, will spin round
in one night as often az the wheels Of steam boat
revolve while performing the distance between
Dover aud Calais!
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-16
library Notice.

VUNHE Stockholders in the Alexandra Library are
L hereby informed that an Election will be held On
Monday, the 18Th instant, ut the Library Room. for the
purpose Of choosing President and eleven Dir ctors
to manage the Of tile Institution the ensuing
year Votes will be received from II till 2.
feb 6-eo3t GEO. DRINKER, Librarian.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-16
BALTIMoRE MARKEr-Fsp. Is

Grain-Sales oil Wheat from wagons at 81
to Csc; Virginia fair at l 06c. Corn-Sales
of yellow and white mixed have been made at
62c.; one cargo yellow sold at 64c about 5000
bushels have arrived-6Sc. offered yesterday -
Oais-Duli; large stock on hand; sales s7a;
Cloverseed 7ac. to &c.
Fyom-SaIes Of Howard street from stores
at SIS l.s to Is cash Several of the dealers
offering a, the same price; wagon price per Dbl.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-16
ANNApoL1s. Feb 10Th

ANNAPOLIS, FeU- IZIhs
To-day there was trial Of the principle and
strength Of the State Bank in the House OF Dele.
gates. Several resolutions reported by the Com
mitree were modified and adopted. and for the
last one the following simple and plain PROPOSE
ton was submitted, to Wit:
"Resoired, That is is expedient for the State
to establish State Bank
The question was put to the House on the
adoption of this resolution, and it was negaliyed
BY the following vote: Yeas 50, Nays So.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-16
MARRIED.

At the residence Of Mr.. Benjamin B. Beal,
in Dayton, Ohio, on the 18th ultimo, GEORGE
w. SMITH. ESQ. Of that place, to Miss LUCINDA
WESTON, daughter Of the late Capt. Weston, Of
Alexandra, ID. c.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-16
Orphans Court, Alexandra County,

February Term, 1883.
DOBERT BROCKETT, Administrator Of robert
l 4 Brockett. deceased, submitted to the Court his
frat account administrator aforesaid With the vouch.
ers in support thereof, which account is received and
the same will be allowed aud recorded unless cause be
shewn TO the contrary before the first Monday in
April next, If which all persons interested con.
cerned will take notice A copy est;
feb l6--w6w A. MOORE, Reg. Wills.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-16
SHIP NEWS.
PORT or ALExaADRLa. IN. e..
ARRIVED, February Is,

ARRIVED, February Is,
Brig Lavinla, Frrnald, Portsmouth; Salt to
w Fowie & Co AMI freight for the District
Schr. Columbia, Smith, New York; Freight
for the District
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-16
Office.

A GREEABfY to m Order Of the Honorable the
"A Judge of the District Court for the District Of
Counbis, made at December Term, 1882, shall pro.
coed sell, for cash, at the Custom House. situate N
the intersection Of King and Union Streets in the town
Of Alexandra. on wednesday, the 9Th day Of this
mnnth, February. 1883
ONE CASR OF BOMBAZINEs,
which has been forfeited to the United states Sale
to commence at 10 o'clock.
g. SCOTT, D. NJ.
feb its For n. Ashton Nar,hal
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-16
Orphans Court, Alexandria County,
L1b.,,o,,, Y,,.., 1000

ItUTUUy xt'H, Iooo' :
VOHN r. HULANY. surviving Executor Of Mary DE
% Butts. deceased, rendered his second account, as
Executor aforesaid, with the vouch in support there
of; which account is received and the same will be
allowed and recorded, unless cause be shewn to the
contrary, before the first Nond,y in April next
of which all persons interested concerned will take
notice. crpy-Test:
feb l6-w6w A, MOORE, Reg Wills.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-16
NEW-YORK MARKET-Feb rs

Potasbes are in rather better demand, but in
Pearls nothing is doing. The Cotton market has
undergone decided Improvement. Sales since
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-16

SCUM Carohna.-A memorial to Congress
SA' oeea since some days at the Exchange, for
me purpose OF receiving signatures, 1t express
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-16
THE GlRARD COLLEGE.
Acting Secretary,

At joint meeting Of the Select and Common
Councils Of the City Of Philadelphia, held, &c.
cord;ng to Ordinance, on Monday, the llth Of
FEBRUARY, 1885, the following named persons
were elected Directors OF the Girard College:
I. Nicholas Bddle.
Q. George b. Wood, Nj. ID.
S. Thomas McEuen. NJ. u.
a. William H Keatihg.
5. Richard Price.
6. Benjamin w. Richards.
7. Thomas Dunlap.
Charles Bird.
9. Joseph MeIlvaine.
10 George w. Tolsnd.
II. John NJ. Keagy, NJ. ID.
IL. William NJ. Meredith.
Is. Algernon s Roberts.
Ia. Capt. John Steele.
Is John &. Stocker.
THE funds left by Mr., Girard, Of which these
gentlemen, With Mr., Biddle at their head, are
put in charge, amount, we believe, TO Two Mil
lions of Dollars, and may amount TO Five or Six
Millions CT Dollars. This simple fact plainly
shows the estimation in which Mr.. Bidde is held
bv his fellow citizens III his native city, and is q
complete answer, if one was wanted, to the thou.
sand aud one cslumnies heaped upon him by the
official organs. -Na. Int.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-16

| the 9Th reach $500 bales, viz:-2,000 Uplands
at 10 IL cents. 500 New Orleans at liz IL
cents, and 200 Florida and Alabama at l04 l2
cents Colonial Produce fully maintains its
price, but the weather hiss been unfavorable to
out door transactions, and in consequence little
has been done in either Coffee or Sugar. The
Flour market is dull. little doing, and our quota
tons of Saturday with difficulty obtained.
The Market -FIour-Sales continue limited
and principally for the city use, Georgetown at
sc a st; Richmond Country, $3.50; Baltimore,
$50; Western Canal. the prices are fully sus-
tanned but sale. limited. Fiaxseed-Saies con-
tinue to be madeat our last advanced prices
U.S. Bank Stock lO4 1854
NJ +. j. Com Feb. 18Th.
Merchants and others interested are remind.
ed that the time limited for the deposit of mer-
chandise, for reduction OF duties. under the 18th
section of the Act Of July 18th. 1882, will, &C.
c0rding to the instructions Of the Secretary, ex-
pire on the 25th instants aud that after tina. time
merchandise cannot be deposited for the benefit
of said law.-Bah finer.
Cores Liverpool Advertiser of the Sd con.
tains a decree of the Spanish Government, au.
thorzing the port Of ST. Sebastian's to trade with
America, which is annexed:
Article I. The port Of st. Sebastian is hereby
authorized to trade with America. There shall
be established at the port an economical admins
tration, with fixed number Of members--3. The
administration regulations, and the formation
Of licensed registers, &c., for the guidance
Of importation aud exportation to America,
will be the same as those heretofore prescrib.
ed. The registers Of entry, or the manifest,
will serve for the discharge of those interested,
and Of the consgnees-5. The duties will be the
same as those in America-6 For all the expen-
ses Of depot. charge Of per CT will be levied
on all merchandise.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-16

Orphans Court, Alexandra County,
February Tenn, 1898.
S1OHN C NANDRI J. and John G. Wood, Execut.
~ ors of RIB ert A, ercrombie, deceased submitted
to Tie Court their fourth account - executors afore
ssid with the vouchers in support thereof which
count is received and the will be allowed and
corded, unIes, be sbewn TO the contrary,
before the first Monday in April next; Of which all
persons interested or concerned will take notice.
copy-Teste: A. MOORE,
feb I6-w6w Reg. Wills
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-16
SALES AT AUCTION.
Trustees sale.

Trustees sale.
I1URsUANT 10 Decree Of the Circuit Court Of the
i District of Columbis issisg in Alexandra in Chan
cery shall expose to public sale. before the door Of
Mr. Michael Ceary. in the Village Of "ceoquan.
aass< A TRACT OR PARCEL OF LAND
w. near said Village, knoan IS SEMPLE@S.
~ containing by surve, $50 Is l60 acres The
.<sl sale will take place on Wednesday, the 9Th
da, ct February next, 1t - O'Clock, midday The
conditions and terms Of the sale, directed BY said
D. cree, are: One third Of the purchase money 10 be
paid on the day Of saies and the remaining wothrds
in one and two years thereafter in equal portions With
interest from the day sale, the purchaser giving bond
and security to the satisfaction OF the Trustee Tor the
punctua payment thereof at which time only the pro.
perry is to be conveyed.
COLIN AULD. Trustee.
-, t5-2svte5thFeb
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-16

Orphans Court, Alexandria County,
February Term, 1855.
TOHN P. DULANY, Executor of John DE Butts,
% deceased submitted to the Cour, his first account.
as executor aforesaid, with the vouchers in suppor
thereof which account is received, ard the will
be allowed and recorded unless be shewn the
contrary, OF before the first Monday in April next
of which all persons interested concerned will take
n tice. A copy-Test: A. MOORE,
feb l6-w6w Reg Wills.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-16

zr SAVINGS FUND INSTITUTION open
This bay, t3aturda, j under the7directon Of Cum
mttee of the Board Of Msnagers, at the Room, corner
Of King and Washington sreets At half past o'clock
P n eSa.urtf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-16

his minated in the New York Gazette, that
the Office Of United States District Attorney, for
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