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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-02-07
Marine n. W1ckha,ss. ESQ,

SiR-Youa being nonresident Of
~ TN. Commonwealth, are hereby re
specifically notified, that on The 9Th day q
March next, between sunrise and sunset n
me same, at Deckham's Hotel, in the towr
OF Charlestown, Jefferson county, Virgins.
shall proceed to take the deposition Of Jane,
Stuobieheld, TO be read as evidence in chan.
Gerry cause now depending in the Circuit Su.
perior Court OF Law and Chancery for the
county OF Jefferson, in which I am plaintiff
and you and Others are defendants.
=. S--f, from accident or other cause.
said dePositiou shall not be taken on said stb
day OF March next, ia that event, the same
will be taken on the 9th Of said month. be-
tween the same hours.
Respectfully.
FoNTAINE BECKHAM.
February Z, 1888.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-02-07
Public Sale.

PMbgic Sale.
~nL bo sold. on Thursday the 2eth
instant, at my rcsidence, ono mile
West Of Chariestovn,
'AH ssy Personal Property
OF every description, consisting Of
Rcds. Redsteads, Bedding, &c--viih NIL
other articles usual for housekeeping,
One hrst-rste Cow with q young Calf.
a number Of Stock Hogs,
Pioughs-onc Wagon-one winter Car.
One STOVE, &C. &c.
At the same time and place, will be offered,
500 .9cres Of L.fJV.D.
Lying in Hopkins county, Kentucky, near the
town OF Hopkinsville.
For the land the terms will be made ca,y.
For the personal property, six months Gre
DIT will be given on ali sums OF FIVE dollar.
and upwards. All other sums will be cash.
81 My creditors are invited TO call on the
day OF sale, ard see IL have not somcthine
amongst my stock that will suit them. a, Il
Is my wish to pay my just debts, and money
is hard to get.
sale to commence carly 10 tho day, and
due attention given by-
JAMES ANDERSON.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-02-07
rs 4 1CxWTyRH


= Orders from distance win receive de
pos, Psoanps aitehtiob and he Z" Register,
containing ihe drawings wiil be sent 10 All
WhooFdsr a. sbore
Ian. 81, 1897
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-02-07
M0rrSed.

~ usEerstovn. Md on Thursday the 9th ult.
ny the Rev 5. h. Ho.hour, Mr.. JOAN Rrrss, Of
SnePaeristo~n, to Mis-, Ass NJ, daughter OF
Mr; jon" Weise, OF the former pi.c-.
On Thursday last, by the Rev. Sep,innu. Tu.-
.on, MIR. WILLIAM "a. FARn 60 Niiss HAnRIrr
NASvAcrEn, both Of this county.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-02-07

Ths hsps vs snprssssd - cur 49,, 10 rsfeTeoes
e Pss O@ss - Kablesova, vs hsss since hsd
~ pAoasuFs " Isssa, ~ h~sa fulh;led. A o.
aes 49, sess ope-ed ., thsi pasue, b TIE EPpoius-
Tasss ofaar. s1tAs MAnaABUKs, 81 POs,-massv.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-02-07
DP. Reese. -. .gEaerw4Egr

- EsPEcTFULLY tenders bis profession.
ID ~ services o. the citizens 20 shep-
herdAiosn snd its vicinity ISIS residence b
at Mr Daniel EutleTs tavern.
Shspiperdsi0wn, Dec &, i-32 @-2m
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-02-07

NbE subsariber win sell that vaInabl. I n,
- % Land, lnid on 10 oclavi,s Pa,rGsl. IN
ne division 81 Che shannon HiB tract In ief
isrson county, formeriyshe property az Yer
ainanao fairiax, ksq. A very large propos-
stoh o. us iot - wood land the v hole con
ssina about ninety acres.
JOSEPH g.. DAUGnERTY.
Nov 20, 1881.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-02-07
PUBLIC SALE OF
EUlMNbIe Wood Land.

NM ILL besold. on the premises, on Sa.
w turday the 23d instant, ia Acres OF
heayily-clothed WOOD LAND, lying abou,
miles north Of Charlestown, immediatel,
on the road leading TO Snepherdstowu. The
land IS OF hrst-rate quality. Sale To take
place at l2 o'clock.
Terms made known at the time OF sale.
THE HEIRS
or Thomas Smaii,cood, deed
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-02-07

~ &C NAfs
10 this lottery the lowest prize . ticket ran
draw which has oa Il fss of Tie drawn nun
bsfs, n $50.
I''isi' eaiy so IEslFfs 81 QH~ytsys 90 90.
eT-For Tiossts ana shares n the aboy,
Lotteries, By tho package OF single ticket.
YATES 4 1rxMwxan
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-02-07

ifasing on hand gvod supply - the very
oest materials, he can Accommodate thu wants
% ne public - the shortest notice.
We deems unBeesssary 10 speak 81 The
adfentages aud conyeniencs ~ Cistsrns, a.
uie publfe are eompetent 70 judge for uIem-
selves. CUARfrS RRaCg
Jan 81 ie17
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-02-07

The eOuneib Of Baltimore haVs determin-
ed % erect = monument 10 The memory Of
ths Bisssgs q Charity who died n that city,
While sttsndias the sick Of the cholera last
aummar.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-02-07
THE FREE PRESS.
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY :.

h~ih b seeo. By the sevs On ne pres.d;.s
r-gs. sisa the South Caro,i.isas have e,s,-.
mended Pospose~eus Of " he .Srs n Fts~s.
ry," until szter the sdjoarnmea, Of Cosrvess
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-02-07

Consre.--In the Senate, the bill, FOR enforc-
Ing the collection Of Tariff duties, 10 still under
discussion The Inieiiiseneer says, "the com
'nistcc which reported the bill. has, Of its own
accord. proposed two amendments to il, which
osv'ate the strongest objections to il, viz 6rst to
restrict the use Of military force by the Exeeu-
ure TO tfe suppression Of violence. (inse.d Of m
Guiding its use for prevention also, Sc )-snd, &C.
coadiy. 60 limit ts dur.to, to the end OF the max,
session Of Congress- that is, to little more than
agar"
In the House Of Representative, the Tariff hin
Is still the main subject Of debate. On Thur,dav
iast, motion 10 postpone the hill until the Cd Of
March Vas rejected. ~ 20 60. The du,ie. O,
eonee and tea, proposed By the bill. were ON the
sane day stricken oas--yeas 60, nay. g. A cor
responder, Of the Alcxandria Gazette s.y,. ..,be
Tariff debate. siis. like wouaded snake. dr,r,
's siow length along. although, every nov and
then an effort 10 made TO bring il to close. Io-
deed Il cannot hold GOT much longer. Every
thing. the Pro-erb says must have m eud =, Las,
MY impression sill remains, that the bill will he
ioss-sithough calculations arc made The o,h-r
Way"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-02-07

u will he secn by the following, that an
error was committed in stating that Mr.. Blair
had ESCAPED with hnc Of only S dollar. for
ms ungentiomanIy attack on Gen. Green:
Gen- 6isir.-Gen. Blair was fined, by the
court, 800 dollars for his assault on Green.
and costs; the coats may amount TO 50 dol
lars more. Tho excuse Of insanity did no,
operate here n Il did in tho theatre case.
where II reduced tho fine 10 Eve dollars.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-02-07
Died.

Ou Saturday last, in the sO,h year Of her age
derson OF this town.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-02-07
CARD.
.ztss .9.v:v' II. CR.axG

.Ntss .4.V.v' IL. CR.9xG
|VvAKEs ths method 70 RESPECTFULLY in.
II form her lriends and cnstomcr,' TIA,
having altogether abandoned the design Of
leaving ChsrIestown, she viii still continu.
rs usual, 70 sxecots al vorf IN the line q
19xxsx.x1eDRY
.aHd .IE0ssMansHSetng,
Al her residcnce near the Rrc.hyteri.p church
1ADUY AIDING Da1asxas
VIII be made to ordcr--apd
-Genftesscss,s PI~tn Se,cinx
Ions IN the best style, and with the rr,a,e,,
possible despatch.
one pledges herself TO spare no main, mr.
execs'oo to render Satisfaction 10 ali who n, |,
.sy commit to her charge any favors in the
above line OF business; and Aai,cr, her..If
pleasing. anu
To those friends who have heretofore .o
generously contributed to her their coun,c-
nance and support, she takes this oppor,uni.
" 70 tender, IN return, her sincere and mos,
cordial scknowledg nents; and hope.. by un-
remittins endeayors to merit in future their
favorable consideration and wen wishes Ia
receive continuation Of that liberal enco,,.
'ragement which has been long extended IN
her oy generous and isdulgent patrons.
Chsriestown, Jan. ii, l633.-st
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-02-07
NOTICE

UrThe Rev. s. Tvsros viii preach =, Eli
Br.oeh on Sunday next, ss IO4 O'Clock in th,.
morning and ut 81 o'clock in the afternoon ,f
inc same day Of Harpers-Fcry. Feb. Y.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-02-07

n iOURSEYMAN BLACKSMITH will
md good situation and good wages ~ mn.
MEDIATE application D. Che subseriber. M
chsriestnwp q. X CApnefpn
Jar ~, i535.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-02-07
NO TECE.
FOs. Ressf.

INHE store-Room, Cellars, and Ware
House, lately occupied by Us. The
store-toom has lately been repaired, and in
considered one of the best stands for business
10 the place Apply TO w. w. Lane
WIN. N. RIDDLE & CO.
Chariestown, Jan. -, 1893.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-02-07
For EFfS-e.

~ NEGRO GIRL, about IS yesrs Of azs,
a ~ eaPsoie % bsnse work Prize ais.
ard The usual ciothinx
THOMAS GRIGGs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-02-07

Ceunterfsifs Oh fAe Bsak Of B4ifimor.
correspondent in Gettysburg, pa inform,
us that there have been large number OF
counterfeit nates of the Denomination nj i've
dollars, on the Bank Of Baltimore, in circu.
lat'on IN that vicinity for several DAYS past
They are made payable to J. Coleman. letter
A. and dated September 18th, 1880. The
paper Is very thick and clumsy
Di<knsu,s R,porf,r
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-02-07

IL Is reported IN Washington, (says fhe n.
York Gasetie,l that MFR. Noah has received
astier from some distinguished character
a. Washington, Offering him great induce
H,ents 70 establish paper at the seat Of go
vsFnmsnt, IN support Of Judge M'Lean as >
eandidate for the presidency, and that the
terms and engagements have bcsa made 20
hlluFing 30 him that be has concluded 70 &c
oept thsm.'
The above "a 20 far true, We believe, -
tAat Mr. Noah Is sboutto commence = news
paper IN Washington, and i birssslf now On
the spot. For the rest, without knowing any
thing on The sabjset, We should doubt its cor
Feotness. T. Ma. Iaf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-02-07

the Spring, years o'e u
Three Colts orr year OLD
amoogsi MS Stuck Of horse. az $780,.
valuable brood mares, young ans, bar,,.on..'
Mich Cows, young Cattle. sheen a. ~,
Aso,-eorp by the barrel. Hay by lie .a..
20 acres OF wheat IN tho grousd.
One Wagon and gears,
Cart and cart gears-one Gig,
Double and single Pl0ughs
And Farming Utensils Of all kinds.
Also, all his Household and Knchca Furpi.
'urc, consisting Ia part Of
one set Of new mahogany Tables,
Two corner Cupboards, Desks, Bureaus.
one Stove, and Beds and Bedding.
Also, 2,0oO.weight Of now Bacon.
a, Inc same time and place, will be hirsa
y the mouth or year, two valuable Nesr
Nen' and two Girls OF god character.
a credit until the Ist Of September, fsos.
van DC gwen on all sums over S. All .uns
. o'clock.
BRoCKENDROUGH MCCORMICK.
Jan. ~, 1899.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-02-07


Neuo York Lottery,
Extra Class No. 3.-to be drawn Feb. Ia,h
S2O,OOO.-TSckefs a..
Lowest prize Sc,
$4,000. 5000, 1000, 1870. 5 n,
900 10 OF 500, 10 Of 500, 10 of coo,
% Of $50, &c.
Tickets IS, Haire, 81 so, Quarter, 81 as.
.Nas.ylgssd state Lottery.
Class No. 3-to be drawn in Baltimore a,
Saturday, Feb. 16, 1888.
81 5000, HIGHEST PRIZE.
815.0OO, 1000, I.6aO, 3 of1eso
OF 1000, 10of GOO, 100 prizes Of
400, &c. ~
Tickets ss-Halves 50 so-ou,rter. II Is
GRAND
CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY,
Class No. z, for 1893,
10 DC drawn ut Wilmington, Delaware
February 18th.
10000 Dollars.
] prize Of $4,000, $500, 1000. .oes
OF 1000, 4 Of 500, S of 500. IN ~
200, 10 Of $50, 90 Of 100, &c.
Tickets 81, Haires -, Quarter, 81.
91-orders from any part of the u. States
van receive the same attention as on personal
aPpiicaton. When SO and upw ards are re.
United, postage need not be paid.
sylvester Is regularly licensed By the seve-
raj states IN which he has Offices, lat New
York, Baltimore, Pittsburg, Nashville. and
New Orieans) thus all tickets issued from
Managers. 40
s.'for capital prizes, orders from the coon-
try must be addressed to
Feb. Z, 1858. nss-,.,.,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-02-07


.utU Property fos. Sale.
IWVwO Hundred and Fifteen Acres of good
II LAND, lying ia Berkeley and JEFF.
ierson counties, on opequon Creek, and near
the Frederick line, with q good Merchant
NM, Chopping Mnl, Plaster Mill, and Saw
Mill, with The necessary machinery, and all
IN good repair-ihree good Dwel- "a
ling Houses, two Barns, a Cooper's fssS5A
shop There is also good spring Issss
Of waierten steps from the mill with GsRst
good stone house over il. This land lies
well, with good supply of timber
on both sides Of the crock. The
49, property can be had on good terms.
-. the situation Of my family being
such that would rather sell and remove to a
distant country. do not consider IL necesss-
~ to continue this notice any length Of time.
as the property will be for sale until disposed
Of JOSEPII npII
Jan. II, 1s33.-tf.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-02-07
FoR REmr.

hE HOSE at Present in the occupancy
the subscriber, on the Main-Street.
Chariestown. IL has two rooms on the How.
er hoor, and two above, q cellar, and small
kitchen attached, with garden and rooa
stable sdJoining The House Il well finished
ana IN pleasant part Of the town. Posses
sion can be had on the first OF April nert
FOR terms, &c. apply To the subscriber.
jan 3i' 1883 WIN. McEIROY.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-02-07
For Rent,
THAT WELL KMowM
d|llk

Ta4VEA.v STAND.
NChariestown, Jefferson county Virginia,
u situated in the most central part Of the
town, about midway between the Court
House and Bank. at present occupied by VIM.
Little: The house Is large and commodious,
including private apartments for family.
WIN convenient kitchens and other out build
lpgs- There are two stables on the premises,
one oil which is inferior to no other in the
valley. There Is a well Of good water within
me J ard, and in fact every convenience m
establishment Of the kind requires. Pos..S-
sion TO be had on the first day of April next.
The terms will be made known by applying 20
JOHN KENNEDY.
Jan. %, 1893. IT,
ar The Fredzick4own Erarinrr mill b,,il,.b
NE above Ha forbid, and for,eard account
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-02-07

WI subscriber respectfully informs the
~ citizens 81 Charlestovn, and the public
generally, that DC u prepared, with thu assis-
lance ~ Nc. Nathaniel Myers, 70 make ever
descriptive u
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-02-07

Extracts from ths letters Of Gs Baltimore Psf,;-
ofs Washington Corvespondent
IL Is universally believed that the Nu,li-
hers In South Carolina will rseesls, and NOT g.
esde' Mr. Calhoun, in one Of his expiana-
IONS to-day, said that if the General Govern
men, would recall the military force from
SCUM carolina, and lay on the table the hin
now pending IN the Senate, that State vouid
DC satisfied, and nothing moro would be he ara
% asssufoance or menace. In addition 90
this, the news from the State Is Of much less
sontumac'ous character than that which we
ao Deen accustomed to get from that quar-
all that we hear now IL q suIien rumblinv
and an intermitted roar"
tnstesd OF the Senate bill being laid on
tne able, ! think the Tariff BIZ Is much the
most hkeiy TO come 70 that end The opinion
tnaf u cannot pass even the House, Is now
strongty entertained. II Is said that within
tne hast ten days there has been such disssn-
tsons IN the ranks Of the friends OF the Bili.
that Its fate IS no longer doubtful. Ten DAYS
ago, am told the chances vera two 20 one
against IL. These are the imuress;on. 81
Members, and arc certainly deserving Of much
consideration.
The subject Of the Public Printing bexin.
now 10 occupy the public mind. I presume
that The election will come on. hazsboat fort
night ~. NJ. Moan il here, simor saws
That he Is 70 be 4 candidate, ll the infis,-
enee Of New York TO back 6iss. BLA,a. on
Tie Globe, also has begun 10 bestir himsef
and 3 making pathetic appeals to the Jackson
men 70 stretch out hand and save him from
saaE'ns' II Is said BY some that Noah and |
SIa'r are 70 be run separately on the first bal |
Iot, IN order to ascertain their respective !
strength, that they are then 10 unite, and fhat |
NE ooe who carries most votes, IL TO take the |
contract Of the Globe"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-02-07

Bztrset % setter from a Washington Cores
Pendeni 70 the Editor Of the T. s. Clazeste.
Mr.. Calhoun declared that If the Union
was 70 be preserved IL must be done by an
early and satisfactory adjustment OF the
great conflicting questions which now sgitate
The public mind. Mr.. Clay declared that ne
believed hat nothing could destroy this Union.
a voice from the gallery cried out, u deny
that' The door-keeper was soon on the alert,
and the voice, presume, vas found 10 have
= local habitati0n and q name"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-02-07
sPxEND1D xoTrraxna
TO BE DRAWN SHORTLY.
CAPITALS,
$4,000, - 30 OFI.OOO.
VIRGINIA
DtssssSst SaC1sssp Losacs.w.
Class No. 2, for 1899.
10 be drawn at Richmond, on Friday the l.,b
Of February, 1889.
&c No. LotteTy-lO Dr@ea Ballots.
CAPITALS
$4,000 = $4,000.
UsatOss CSsW0E Lottery,

CIass NO 4, Tor 1s33.
10 DC drawn 10 Philadelphia on SATURDAY %
February. is33.
Do No. Lotisry--IO DTs,en BalIos..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-02-07

We have a Letter from Washington, which
says" IL Is confidently expected that Doctor
WATKINS will very soon be discharged by the
Supreme Court from his long confinement"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-02-07

VVifE Subscriber, intending To rereo,, q,
u tho West, viii oder Cor sale. ON Thu
asy The slst u February NEXT, az fair. N M,
INC next fsr day,) at Mouier Hall.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-02-07

Public Sale.

Feb. Z, 1889.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-02-07
L.R.VD FOR Sale.

House, an excellent Ia
Stables, &c, a large 2
Apple Orchard Of the 4
choicest Fruit. Also, Z
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-08-31
PORTUGUESE AFFAIRS.

The communication of x on Portuguese at.
fairs. published in this paper the elst instant,
ha.i ne been copied into the National Iaielligen.
Ger. Alexandra Gazette, and other papers. the
writer Of short reply under the initial OF T.,
which we declined inserting at the time, thinks
it hard that his objections to that article should
be withheld. We therefore have concluded to
give his communication to our readers-NeD
York american.
M. Ediior:-It is with reluctance am com.
PEELED to request YOU vii! kindly insert few OBJ
servations on your correspondent X. = communi
cation, in YESTERDAYS American. ("i 2lst Au-
gust) Reluo family. | repeat, for il will be occu
pying space in your valuable p per which might be
better filled than with sucn subject as Don Mi.
guel: therefore shall u brief; for that c"mmun.
cation, made up "f heap Of false position. aud
erroneous conclusions. refutes itself. X. settles.
as q thing Of course, that Miguel was the choice
OF the Portuguese peupe-upon the prnr pie,
no doubt, that Rnbespierre was the Idol Oi the
French penple--Or any other tvrant The choice
OF the people he rules. X then apnsuochizcs
the English: their sympathy is based, he says,
on a calculation Of pounds and shllings. But
why does X. regret the Constitutional party
should prevail? Because, we Americans, he
says, land does not say riaht,) " shall be receiv-
ed with dlstrust-our merchants will be ham.
pered in their business" In his Zeal. X forgot
that he was libtlling the American Character
English sympathy he would have to be pounds
and shiLlings; and endeavors to show American
sympathy 10 be dollars and cents! Let the
events which are happening in the south Of Por.
tugal, where the expedition was received with
open>arms answer the rest Of your correspond
ent's remarks. Y.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-08-31
STEAM BOAT DAVID BROWN.

One of the passengers in the steam boat Da.
vid Brown. arrived In this town yesterday. Sc
verai Others may be expected to-day. We learn
from the gentlemen frs, alluded to, that the suf
ferings Of the passengers. in one way and ano.
Their. were very great.-The whole voyage was
uncommonIy rough. and every day added to the
horror Of their situation. On Wednesday last,
being gu, Of fuel, and otherwise crippled, the
passengers commenced tearing up those parts Of
The boat which could best be spared. 10 order to
keep up the steam. They also cut away the mast,
To make rudder Of. After fitting it on, the boat
made some head way by the help Of the jib,
till they we're supplied with wood BY coaster.
Der Informant represents the scene at soue Pc
RODS, as appalling in the extreme. Many Of the
passengers had given themselves up for lost. Add.
ed to this was the sickness and death Of one Of
their number. Mr.. Edward Whitman He died
on Wednesday last. Mr. w. was formerly Of
Hartford, and for the last SIX years bad resided
in Montgomery. Some other particulars were
gwen US, which we may perhaps communicate
hereafter.-Jour. Of Com.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-08-31

cepted time; behold, now IS the day Of saliva.
tiou."
10 pursuing such course course in uniso,
with the doctrines and liturgy Of the Church
and with the views Of those who serve at no,
sacred altars-the blessing Of God will descend
on you and yonr ehiIdre"-then will you grow
10 grace, and become fitted TO enter upon the !,
heritance Of the Saints IN lisht-then will Won,
last end be the end Of the righteous; and Hand
OF eternal happiness burst upon your vision, a,
your entrance into better world. Accsn,
brethren. my best wishes for your happiness
both temporal and eternal; aud should we never
meet again IN this world-mav God 10 his mercv
grant that we may meet in Heaven, in rha, han.
by region, where no tear but that Of gratitude
will ever glisten,iu our eye. and where sorrov
and sighiDs will be done away forever. Tia,
such may be our happy portion, may God Of hi,
mercy grant for Jesus Christs sake.
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French Language.

HENRY GUEGAN respectfully announces to his
friends and pupils that he will resume the tuition
OF his Native Tongue Monday next in those insttu
tons in which his services might be required At thst
time; also to ladies and gentlemen forming themselves
into classes or DESTROYS to take private lessons. His
terms, - formerly, very moderate
Newton's City Hotel August H-eo3t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-08-31
Notice.

DROPOsALs.i in writing, will be received until as
l. 18th day of this month for the sale OF $3.50 oil u
stock of the Corporation Of Alexandra, bearing ann
tsrest Of six per cent pay able half yearly. redeemso
st the pleasure Of the Corporation, at any tine ;la
the expiration Of eighteen months after the date Of M
loan. And until the 18th of next month tor the ir'
,ner smount u. $3.50 ,f the same Stock
Tn. proposals may be delivered to either OF ,he 'u'
scribers. THOMSON T. MASON,
RI Taylor,
PHiNEAS JANNEY,
HUGH SMITH,
A. & CAZENOVE,
Agents for the Common Council Of Alexandra
aug l6-eot25th augSc2swtt 5;hS.p
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.AlexAnAria Canal Office,

NOTICE is hereby given to the Stockholders in tb.
~ Alexandria Canal Company that IN nstsImen Of
three dollars per share required to be paid on or
fore the 30,h day Of August; and farther ins'sner
Of fur dollars per share. to be paid on or before The
30th day Of September next.
BY order Of the Board
JOHN II CREASE, Clerk
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