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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-03
STATE OF PARTIES.

John Randolph, in one Of his sketches 10 10
Telegraph, quotes the following lines as dese"P'
tive Of the state Of parties at Washington.
As when Barber and Collier fight,
The Barber beats the iuckless Collier White;
In comes Dyer Of ceruieaD hue,
And in his turn he beats the Barber blue;
Then comes O Brick dust man, with 'O's'
o'spr.ad.
And beats the Over ill he beats him red
The raIlyIns Collier "hirIs his empty 'ses'
Knocks down, the Brick dust man, aad Oe''
him black,
Black, white, blue, red, IN rolling clouds "'
tOst.
And 10 The dust the combatants are lost
We can imagine no better description o' 80.
Of parties in which every man has taken '''"
other mans COLOUR
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-03

How to pay debts.-A certain man walked TO-
TO tavern one pleasant morning, apparently
much detected in mind. Leaning his head upon
bis shoulder, he remained in moody silence, Till
the innkeeper inquired the cause Of his detected
appearance. ''Ob," he replied, 81 owe four
thousand dollars and know not how shall
pay IT," "Never mind" said the other, "come
take glass of brandy and water and cheer up. :"
The dIsconsolate debtor drank his brandy, and
began to rub his hands with evident satisfactI ton.
After little time he remarked, that he saw huw
he could pay one thousand dollars, and took
another glass. He soon found how he could
raise another thousand. He took the third glass.
Then he could raise three thousand dollars. and
when the whole portion was swallowed he could
pay the whole four thousand, and went away
with glad heart. Howbeit, the day Of pay ment
came, but the money did not appear.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-03
TcoMMuNIcArEp.I

Mfr. Ediior-The following verses from Vir-
siuia" "a young lady who has spent much time
in this place. and who intends shortly to locate
with us,) were written for relative, whose de-
clining condition frequently extorted the express
sion, ~ sm waiting away" II you can con.
venientIy give them an insertion in your paper,
you will crafty r. II. S.
What is this stealing silent and slow DER my
And these damps hov'ring round my life's flick
ering fame!
There's q power ,nsid 'ously working decay
lam wasting away-I am wasting away
The things which once pleased me. can no long,
A throbbing Of heart. or amie of delight:
Iranuot. / would NOT, be thoushtless and gay
am wasting away am wasting away.
Now Pm silent and pensive, aud think Of the
tomb.
Till my spirit is lost and enveloped in gloom;
And this is my mouroful HOMOGENEOUS lay :
l am wasting away-I am wasting away.
How long to emerge from these clouds and be-
= hold
That light which. beyond. bursts in streams Of
bright gold;
Or nv soul. through the mists, catch one heaven.
ly ray
While my body is sinking and wasting away.
Then Id fearlessly say to disease and to death,
Stop this fountain Of life-snatch away this frail
breath:
would look at the grave with composure, and
say
I am wasting away am wasting away.
Would ny Jesus, my Saviour, but show his
bright face.
NV soul would sink calmly in his tender en-
brace;
And I'd lie in the grave till that glorious day,
Sweetly wasting a"ay-sweetly wasting away.
VIRGINIA.
March Is, 1885.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-03
COMMUNICATED. /.
To DR.. Il. C. Maso,c

To DR.. r. e. Mds0n
see that you announced as candidate to
represent this Congressional District in the next
Congress, aud therefore take the liberty Of pro-
pounding a few queries to YOU. which hope you
will answer, for the satisfaction Of those whose
suffrages you solicit.
LIST. Are you not politician Of the Richie
school; or, IN other words, do you not make the
Richmond Enquirer the standard Of your faith
in the great questions now before the peoplea
3D. Have you not hs,efofors been loudest in
your denunciations Of the General Government;
and are you not no,o ready to swallow the entire
Proclamatinnf
Sd. Are you not friendly to the pretensions Of
Martin Van Buren,, and have you not uniformly
supported that arch intriguer?
4tb. Are you not opposed, or indifferent at
least. 20 the success Of that great work in which
we are all 50 much interested, the Chesapeake
and Ohio Canalf
5,h. and lastly. Do you not continue to plunge
ovsr head and ears in the mire Of Jacksonism-
defending Prescription. Eaton'sm. Kendalism,
ye,oes, Gwyn Affairs, and the long catalogue Of
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-03
rcoMMuNIcArED.1

E.no,,. c;,;z.as of the Conversational District
.".ano..d or,bs Co,o,;ss Of Loudoun. Fairfar.
s,J r &C., -.
=" 1 s" rsi,rs'nso, 7 nerc,,ve from the public
,h.. von nave rho;cs If candidates far
Ps.n's' ma. ~, ia eon6dsncs in Congress Par.
3Ou, . ,.hn b.. commnn ioteresi with Won.
"I "ho h.s ,.;,rssseJ The events Of half a cen.
,.. "" for mo vour attention TO few conside.
s w., .'' A' - =" =
''. TBS ,;n.. arc .wfnI and alarm;noly out of
l"e . NJ" m aows IS late what are the No.
Io.n'. No.na" " IS ~. us.rss, n.;sbhor III.
ss T.. s~s ,..yss and two little 6,hes absorbs
isast ., "e ivy 'oa :Sa.a,;"u. Ths drsss and
al n'su ., III, on.h,s a,an - roach tho nnhl;c
exterior 'na' VII. .nso.s " na S,hs,.n.a 81 nol;
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-03
WITHDRAWAL OF THE TROOPS

We understand that several Of the co'"P'",'
lately stationed :. near the government Of ,''
Carolina have been ~ithdra"n; and the y
ship Matches was expected to sail fro" IO'''"
ton for Norfolk on the 28th uIt.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-03
Correspondence Of the N. I. journal Of Com.
WAsHISGros. March 2ylb. 1888

You may soon expect asuostantlal change in
the administration Of the General Post Office
Department 1t has been announced that Mr..
BARRY. having impaired his health in the dis.
charge OF his ariuous duties, will resign his sit.
uatIon, and accept foreign mission. II isgen.
orally SAID that he will 60 to Spain. as successor to
Mr.. Van Ness. Mr.. Wilkins, of Pennsylvania,
it is rumored, will take the Post Office. From
Mr.. wilkins reputa'ion for energy aud public
SPIRIT there is reason to believe that his appoint.
ment will afford general satisfaction.
Some Of the changes in the Cabinet, which have
so long been contemplated, will Ger tainly take
place in the course Of next month. The appoint
ment OF Minister to London may be daily ex-
pected. as the British Minister has arrived in
this country.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-03

other abuses, which are now seen and acknow.
lodged by great majority Of the nation.
You will excuse the roughness Of plain farm
er. who is not used to writing or speaking, but
Who is friend to correct principles. and remains
Your most obedient servant,
FGrar Co. A FREEHOLDER.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-03
THE EMIGRANr.

This is the title Of weekly psper, published
at the Office Of the Albion, in New York, desOi'
ed to the affairs Of the old countries" Mr. X
Zimmermah is the agent for the EmIgraut and
the Albion, in this town.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-03
ALEXANDRIA, Cd. co.
WEDNESD.iY MORNING, APRIL : ,a,,


The Richmond Enquirer Of Friday las, "a,
tains an account OF the proceeding, at a nuh;.
dinner given at Gloucester Court House. w..
MIA, to Mr.. Tyler, one Of the Senator, f,on >
State in Congress.
Among the invited guests at this dinner u.,.
Governor Floyd and Mr.. TazewelI. INA
Mons OF the former on the subject Of nuis,,
tion are pretty extensively known from the a.
cial course which he adopted with regard n IL.
Proclamation. He is as much nuI,,6e, in g..
il not IN name, as Governor Hamilton bu..,,
The same may be said Of Mr. Tazewell, ubo !,
one Of the abIest mrn in Virginia, and WIN ;.
known to be actuated by tina, sort Of r;on.
against the administration which is as much ;.
be dreaded. in politician Of his character >.
the "revense of a sighted woman"
As an evidence Of the spirit which prevailed :,
this dinner. We annex few of the toas,,:-
By the Nice President The Reyou,;o, =,
18Ol-Heaven send US another, and that sn.s
di'y.
BY r. ~. SealVelz- The r;,t,
full. and as it has proved TO be, the eificieO, r.,
medy.
By w r. Talia0sro The long established
orthodox Faith: Too devotedly attached to i'm
admit the poli.ico uait.arian doctrines Of A
jackson.
By II. B. Dapis.-The Presidents unDr..
cedented and unprovoked Proclamation: " Qgeu
al fnem sese efre"afa jactaJH audacia9'
By Geo. C.. Ball The doctrine Of NuIIf.
cation: It's eulogy is to be found IN the supper,
yielded toll, by the unsophis,lcated youth u h,
country.
By E. j. s. Roo'es Our Country: Nav
Northern Capital and Arstocracy never over
throw the free institutions Of our land.
Indeed Senator Tyler bids fair to come out,
thorough bred nulijfer, in which even, let bin
be assured, with all his Gloucester dinners, hu.
will be blows to give as we'll as take.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-03
POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT

We copy ~ article from the Telegraph OI Wv
the above head, in this days paper, as lnoe'a ~"
the "signs Of the tines" and showing '
movements for particular purpose have a''''..
commenced at head quarters. Those WIN
anxious to keep out Of the melee OF Pol''le' w.
vet be permitted 10 stand afar OF and ieos 81"
preparations for the contest 1t will DC w.
enough two years hence for the people to JON "
contending parties, whoever and sha'e'e' w.
may be.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-03

PUBLISHED AND EDITED BY
EDGAR WIDEN,
Fairfar Street, Opposite the Post 00ice)

paper eight dollars per annum. pay.
able half yearly Country paper nse oo'lan per
annum. Ad,ertisements inserted at the rate OF one
dollar for the first three Insertions and twenty I'VE
cents for every subsequent insertion.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-03
For Rent.

- That comfortable and convenient
AHfSAA FRAME DWELLING HOUSE,
I'M which il now in the occupancy of Mr.
John C. Nandel II can be bad after the
7th Of Apri next. Any person wishing to rent said
House will please to call on
mar 2o-eo3t JOHN 8. EMERSON.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-03
70 Rent,
A three.story Brick DWELLING

-AA A three.story Brick DWELLING
EAssHAH0 on Water south OF Queen street,
MHs1sH now in the occupancy of Mr.. Robert Con.
E way Possession to be given 9Th April.
.dlso,
The wharf and WAREHOUSE formerly called
/" fuckers" and the WAREHOUSES on corner of
King and Cameron streets. lately occupied by JkJ.
Douglas. Immediate possession given to the two lat.
ter ISAAC ROBBIi:S, Agent.
mar 2o-d3,yeo2w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-03
MASSACHUSETTS.

The National Republican candidates IL :.
several Congressional districts in this s'a!s' "
as foIlows:--Fraucis c. Gray, Rufus on0''
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-03

Hacking Boots by &eam!-HoHs HofeG-
Thu. splendid establishment, IN New York, has
been opened scarcely month. and the proprie.
tor now dimes over two hundred gentlemen at
his ordinary. and at least two thousand 10 the va
rious rooms. daily. Tosupply his table. he Dur.
chasrs besides large quantities Of cut beef, fat
bullock every morning, with other meats, poul.
try. fish. &c. in proportion. He roasts 700 lbs.
Of provision at time, the spit being turned by
steam engine This engine also propels the ma
chinery Tor backing boots. The brushes are in
the form Of . cylinder, being three in number;
the first takes Of the dirt, the second puts on the
backing. and the third gives them polish; and
ii can be done in third Of minute, without Ia
king the boots from your feet. Our correspon.
dent Billy, says 81 Eve tried this machine. and
6nd it answers the purpose to T."
His engine is applied to astill more useful pur-
pose than either Of the above; he basa hatchway
cut in each story. through which he is enabled to
raise what is termed dumb waiter. which 70 ca
pable Of containing large quantity Of baggage;
and il it is desired By any Of his boarders, who may
chance 10 occupy any one Of his seventh story
rooms, he has not the troubls of ascending 20 30
great a heiehtin the usual way. but steps into
this perpendicular railway, and is safely landed
midway between Heaven and Earth
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-03
THE FIRE IN WASHINGTON.

We understand that an examination into he
cause of the destruction Of the Treasury Building
in Washington, is now III progress, b, order q
thu President. II is rumOred that the public ar.
chises have sustained heavy, and, in some cas-
es. an irreparabe loss, in the destruction Of ma.
ny commercial papers Of great value, which can
never be restored-of many documents cOunee.
ed with the deposites Of public money. and Of tie
claims Of the United States IN debtors or unac.
counting agents. But rumor is prone to ez,gge.
rate. and We trust that it will be found 20 10 ID.
present instance.
We learn that number Of buildings have been
engaged on Pennsylvania avenue for the purpose
Of transacting the Treasury business in.
HONORS TO THE MEMORY OF CARROLL
Bishop England now at Rome, at the rsqu,''
Of the Americans in that city. delivered an suI'
GUM on the deceased patriot. Charles Carroll o.
CsrroIlton. on the 5th of January last II
said to have been splendid Grafton.
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JOHN 8. EMERSON.
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on some occasions, treated with open scorn, and
always with undisguised and uncOurteous hostiIi
ty. An appeal therefore TO this mode Of relief
has been proved by long experience to be nuga.
tory and utterly hopeless; aud all expectations Of
obtaining redress through its insrumentality,
must be abandoned. We nevertheless persuad-
ed, that there are many liberal and enlightened
citizens in the smaller counties, whose political
principles and sense Of justice, would prompt
them cheerfully to contribute to the success Of
reform. which shall distribute the powers Of 90.
vernment more equally among the inhabitants Of
the State. We cannot believe, that they will
sanction the conduct Of the present House Of De.
legates, in refusing even the poor privilege Of
pertaining through the ballot box, the sentiments
Of the voters Of the state on this momentous ques-
ton. The disposition Of this very proposition
BY the House Of Delegates, presents in bold and
striking relief the unjust operation Of the present
system.
When the resolutions on that subject came I'D
tor confederation, resort was had by the enc
mics Of reform 70 the previous question, the eff.
feet Of which vas to stifle debate and 10 deny to
the aggrieved an opportunity Of fully stating the
grounds uf their complaint. The previous qsss.
ton las sustained by vote Of ayes Sc, nays q.
The thirty-six delegates in the majority rep
resented ls7, 9z7 Of the whole population of The
State, and the twenty seven delegates in the mi.
nority represented 2S4, 0S5 Of the whole popula.
ton Of the State. Having By this summary pro.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-03

During the recent session Of the Legislature Of
Mary land. there were incorporated eighteen Saw
ings Institutions, or Banks OF Deposit and Dis.
count. A part Of them have already gone, or
are about goins, into operation in this city. and
the rest are loo ated in various towns and villages
Of the State Bali finer.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-01-31

IN CHANCERY-YIRoINtA.- Rules holIcn in
n the Clerks office Of the Circuit Superior Court OF
Law and Chancery for Louisa county, the 9Th day Of
January 1888
james NJ Price, administrator de bons non Of Patsy r.
Ihce, decd and also administrators bons non of Mar
ina u lrlce, decd Plaintiff
against
Edmund Pendleon, John b. Pendcton, Peter s. Barrett
and Matilda W. his wife, formerly Matilda W. Pendle-
ton, Philip B. Winston William o., Bickeron H. Philip
H., John r., Edmund T., Barbara j., Joseph p. and
oVerion NJ Winston William b. Phillips aud Barbara o.
his wife, Joseph w Pendeton, John Vowles and Lucy
A. his wife, Francis Johnson and Catarine r. his wife
Thomas NJ Pendleon, William J. Pendeton and frances
D. Pendleton, Defendants.
The defendant, John 3. Pendleon not having entered
his appearance and given security according the
Assembly and the rules Of this court, and appearing by
satisfactory evidence that he is nhabitant OF this
State: IL is ordered, that the said Jno b. Pendleon do APP
pear before the Judge Of said court the couFhouse
oil said county on the first day Of the next April Term Of
Shd court, aud answer the bill Of the plaintiff and
that copy Of this order be forthwith inserted in some
newspaper printed in the City Of Richmond for two
months excessively, and ,sted the front door Of the
courthouse Of said county.
Copy. Tesie, JOHN HUNTER, c. c,
January 20. S2-w8w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-01-31

EDUCATION.-The School of the subscriber. resid-
M ing in the upper part of the county Of King William,
near Taylors Ferry, will be continued the next year In
this School are taught Reading, Writing, Arithmetic Eng
ish Grammar, Geography, the Elements Of Mshemaics,
the Latin Language and the translation Of the French
Language. Commencement on the 18th January next.
a vacation OF four weeks in the Summer-The School
will close on the 18th December following. The sub
scfiber wal accommodate six eight pupiH with board
Price for tuition $2O-for board and tuition, S90-each
boarder furnishing his bed bedding and towels. The
residence OF the subscriber IN point Of healthness is not
ne believes, surpassed by any situation in Virginia.
G.. w. TALIAFERRO
N u. Letters addressed to the subscriber should be di
rected to Mangohick p Office. King William. G. T.
November "a. 5s-IaC1t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-01-31

.HessTs Peter BAILEY administrator with the tuiH an
:. nered Of SdmI WoOtfen sen. and Joseph b. Clau,eI
= Samuel W0otten and George W. Bran.
THAkE NOTICE that shall, on Monday the 18th
IL day OF February, 1888, at the Clerks office of Shell
by county, III Shehyvis and State of Kentucky and to
be continued from day TO day. il necessary until complet
ed' proceed to take the deposons of Andrew S. White
and others; and aso Tuesday the 10Th dsy Of March
1888, at the Clerks office OF Meckenburg county i'm
Boydon and State Of Virginia. and he continued from
day TO day. necessary until complce proceed 10 take
The dispositions of VIM Townes aud others TO be read as
evidence in suit depending and undete nined in
me Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chancery for
Meckenburg County, wherein ourselves and others are
plaintiffs and you and each Of you and Others are deen
dants-at which times and places, respectively, you aud
each OF you may attend if you think proper.
Yours, JAMES Is. JONES,
Sheriff. and adnI'Or with the will annexed of
Powell Shelton, and Richard Wooticn and others
JAM 4. 7I-wtlSihF
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- LAVES FOR SALE-In pursuance of decree Of
- the County Cour Of Caroline, the undersigned Com.
mssioners, named therein, will the second Monday in
February next, (iat being Caroline County Court dsy
at the Bowling Green, sell, TO the highest bidder upon
credit Of twelve months eight Slaves Of the estate of Rich.
ard Taliaiero, decd. JAMES Vs. THORNlO ION.
y. DICKINSON.
bowling Green, Jan. 10, 1888 7O-wiw"
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I'D UNAWAY IN JAIL.--Committed to the Jail Of
a =, Amelia county the evening Of the 18th uit,
negro who calls himsee John, and says lac belongs
TO negro trader by the name N Knight who bought him
OF Mr.. Goalder, Of Mecklenburg, Va. Said negro Is
feet inches high about 30 years Of age Of dark com
plexion had when committed old yarn coat pair
Of cotton panaloons domestic shirt and old wool hat
The Of said negro requested to forward prove
property, pay charges and take him out Of jail or else he
will be dealt with the law directs.
CHAS r. IRVING, Tailor.
Amelia G. H., Dec. 10. 64-w12t
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1T AND FOR SALE.-The subscriber offers for sale the
tract Of land which no resides lying in the Green
Springs neighbourhood the OF the South Anna
River, and containing by estimation $50 acres
large portion Of this land is rstrate low grounds and
Demg situated in Of the best neghboUrhoOds in the
STATE oilers great Inducements TO persons wishing in
vest capital in that kind OF property.
Intending 10 move TO the West, the subscriber will sell
great bargain in the above land third Of the pur-
chase money being paid in cash. and the balance In two
equal annual instainents.
Letters, the subject addressed to the subscriber ew.
ark T. o., Louss, will be promptly attended to.
THOMAS WASH.
November 49, 66-IafOir
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CIlMttSIaee.

VuNdiS Thofough-bre Stallion will stand tho next sSa
II son, at Mr. Writings stable, on Tanners Creek, in
rough, aud at Suffolk. in the county of Nansemond Tho
season VIII commence tho LIST of February. end on the
10th Of July. ~
Chancieer was bred by the late James c. Green. Esq
Old Sir Archy out Of Black Ghost he best brood mare OF
her dayE She was bredby Dr. Anthony Dixon of Charles
.y county, va, got by Lighoots horse Oscar,
ner Jam Pi Box by imported Panaloon, her grandanl
GINA, by Old Mark Anthony, her r. g. erandam Polly
BYRD, by the Imported horse Aristotle her a. g. o. gran.
dam Young Benny Lass by the imported horse Jolly Ro
GER out oil the imported mare Bonny Lass by Bay Bolton
Darley's Arabian-Byerly Turk-Tafioet Bar6-PIacs,s
White Turk-Eatural Barb mare.
have said that Black Ghost OF the be broo,l
mares oil her day, III proof Of this, only state that
she was The dam OF the following distinguished race and
orood ares;-General ynns Isabella Of the best ra
GERS OF her day. dam Anvil now on the Turf and run
nng with great credh-@Colrnbha the dam of ate Ken
non-Meg Dods-and Miss Matte, that beat Col John.
sons virginia Taylor last FALL mile heats on Long Island
All by Sir Archy, and full sisters TO Chandelier
Chanicleer was trained when years old by James s.
na'rison ESD but IN consequence OF injury sustained
IN one oil his fee, when colt, he run o, once: inn
mat race, though unsuccessful, he with credit Ho
was trained again last Fall by Mr. Garrison but In
ms loot gave way again, aud he turned out IA his
trial he beat both Of his competitors.
nc VIII be let TO mares at $40 the season; $50 10 NJ
sure amare in foal TO be paid proves in foa
or is parted with and dollar the groom i'm
INSTANCE PIE is brown bay with black name legs and
tan, upwards OF 10 2 has high, Of fine form and great
power Perschs DESTROYS Of raising from this stock cap
send their mares 10 Mr. Writings on Tanners creeL
whero they VIII have the range Of geod pasture gratis
and DO fed on grain, required, at 20 cents day Ser
wants sent wIt, the will be charged nothing for
boar Every prccaution will be used to prevent ACCT
dents Ut escapes but neither the owner nor myself will
DE snswerablo Tor any that may For WILLIAM
~ MHIrISc, Esq, HENRY BAYLOR.
January 8. 7I-2awtIs,F
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VuNo Farmers and others, who have wheat 6r sale we.
- peg leave to ssso. that Minis will cesso ghnd-
probably be to their interest offer their wheat before
that time. r. IA UAyATE g. ~
Jan. 10. 10 a.