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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-02-28
Correspondence Of the Baltimore Patriot


The Tariff Bill Of Mr.. Clay, rs amended, was
taken up to-day for consideration and occupied
the residue Of the day. The amendments moved
by the Select Committee were concurred in by the
Senate, as Committee Of the whole and Mr.
Clay then moved an amendment substituting u
home valuation of goods for the foreign valuation
which has heretofore been the assessment. There
was good deal of difference and debate On this
proposiion.-Mr. Calhoun and the Southern gen
tlemen declared that the fea,ure~was not one which
could he received while the other side insisted
that il it was to be a measure of concession, any
triAing amendment which the manufacturing inter
est might desire to Introduce into the Bill ought TO
oe accepted in the spirit in which II was made
'CLe coprse of Mr.. Calhoun, in thus throwing d
iampc- ove- The wishes of the friends of Mr.. Clay
Z 10 aad been induced 10 go with him in his views,
map as productive Of evil, unless reflection and an
evening consultation shall lead him to change his
views.
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ciafloe,on, l'eb IA /. NJ !
destructive FIRE

C1afieeton, Lob III l.. NJ J
lis rRuCTlVE FIRE
About O'Clock on Saturday evening, = fire
broke oui ~ a small shop next to the corner OF tie
Market, GA El,t Bay street, occupied by Messfs
I.ovett \ liawlev, Hay ae1 Cotton Mon.er4 Nj
! lpWley having occasion 10 20 up stairs with a
lhght stumbled aud ial AID the lislt, came in con
/ Got VIII parcel Of loose Cotton, which inlnae-
/ 1iately suttd, and II inomeut tho whole was IN
a lam L. a veg short time tie ontlfe-cluster Of
WOODEN buildings n the square biweea the mar
A,t aad the mans laa OF the late Cen {. &. Pask-
NY Was in flames. From the eonbustbic nature
II these buildings. and the wln1 blowing fresh
from tue Easi, the fire had mnde considerable pro
etcss bclofe engines cauull be brought INTO
serylse. The roof OF the market house Was
Don IN blaze and the dense mass Of
wooden houses on the South side Of the
street were threatened with destruction. Foftu
naely, however the Visani Ere Engine, togeth-
er with some Of the city companies, were placed in
Il very favorable situation 10 play upon the bull
atngs, and although several times the fronts of the
houses IN ligh, blaze, they succeeded III ov-
liuguishng the flames and kept thctn from oxlcn-
ding on that side Had they no, succeeded in tbs
hVri II would have been almost impossible to hnvc
saved The whole square from total destruction On.
the north side OF Market 81 the fire swept all III
no isss as far We rs Anion)y ST who by tn most
auremtllng excruofs on The part Of the Grcmen, q
he blowing up of seycrh housos il was finally top
eel The rayages Of The FIRE extended fom East.
8ay.ai on the Ea5t crossing Reapcr's Alley TO
! An,on-stree, on the West ami from Market street
an tie south, including the small meat market md
! dc wooden vegetable nnltrt Immediately 10 the
/ Wezto 1t which was pulled DOWN to Etlery-
sn-zt an the North. including the houses on tie
N,lh SIDE al l.,l,tg.street
al Rt.Il & T.;
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-02-28

- Mr. Poindsxte', OF Mississippi, soadei to
perfect Madness few days since, by the refussi
of Mr. Webster 10 notice any thing which came
rom nm, declared that h held the Senator tom
Massachusetts in " the most perfect contempt
Hugh (says the National Gazette, This Is the
very phrase which John w iiks, ofpious memory,
used 10 employ in relation to Lord Mansfield Mr.
webster, we suspect, knows enough of the et0Tof-
tor of NJ Poindexter to satisfy him that his con
tempt Is more desirable than his friendship
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-02-28

A Theatrical Cinct and hgHtag PdSoa-In
ghbarng Church in South Carolina, lhlir
Preacher recently, on the Sabbath day too told lis
Congregation, (he was preaching politics not re
hslon) that he would rather come down from the
sacred place, where he was standing, and fshl
with them, On the cause OF Nultcation) than dis
pense the bread of everlasting life His audience
ciapped thclr hands stamped and shouted, as in
theatre. augusta Cafoniele.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-02-28

a siogrlaly curious work. beng an account Of
the Brush Island prior 1.-THE invasion of Julius
Cu5af. has lately been discovered in the possession
of the Blahmns OF Eenaros In this valuable
treasure Of antiquity Britain is Called by name
which signifies re Uig Laj.d the Thames, the
he ISIS aud other rivers, called by names SINH
lar 10 thr present one and ooneheoge is describ-
cd as a e'n1eR Hladoo 1rmpe. The Aslatlc So
ciety Of Celsoita are sod TO be preparing for publ
cauon Il uauslalionot ,hta interesting manuscript.
BaH Gu
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-02-28

II The Washington Telegraph of the 2al =.
nounces the reception of Il communication r....
" A True Friend 10 Andrew Jackson, Esql3,,
which 1t promises to 'nsertthe next day. 1t is oll,.
less from the pen Of MIR Randolph WHO is ,ey. b.,
Washington, and who, we presume, inten.I, H..
proaeh The President through the medium Of H..
Telegraph, instead of in his proper poison. W.
admire tn discretion ofthe Envoy E5t,aori,no,,,
"a virtue, by thu way, which he 50 seldom eye.
clses its rarity renders it more than oflIba,,
~ conspicuous.
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s.SST

Besides sos, los, 30s POS, &c &c.
Tickets S5--aayes s. 50-Qrs 81 25.
For sale at DlGGES1 OFFICE,
Lynchburg, Va.
Feh.2I
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WonpYILLr- EnirM

WooDyLLE, Fairtex, Va Feb 10
have iuat returned from witnessing as mem.
Der oftAe inquest of the most horrible cases o
Suicide Oh record m ills country Gen w. c. B.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-02-28

themselves, but they throw INN, feeble old ~.
shattered by the storms of his own nae;
INTO an arena of strong anil well armed elad..,
the paniest Of whose blows would prove mort, =,
Mercy did no, temper the stroke which Re,,l,...
might aim at his unsheltered breast
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-02-28

Butler, yesterday ioei his own life, 6rss by swat
lowing an ounce of Laaddaam, which not having
the intended eTe'. sahc emily easl hs fo''o@sdh
up with putting tue muzzle Of horse F'sf0t ~ hs
mouth aud blowing bis IA, pia, out.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-02-28

uttdfaefau - 23- TIE death Of Hon.
JAars I.r>r, Of New York, orcasiencd yesicr=
day "a anrb7lg cause Of interruption 10 the nc
ton al la sl1use Of Representatives ON the various
business setore Il. VA mt
From tl,lrisplfg, We learn dat on Wedncs
iap last lie Legislature Of PEsNsYLyksIA again
cssagcd five times in van to choose senator Of
tn Innsd States. On the last ballotlng, Mr.
MekrAS bad II votes, Mr. ItrsH, 10, Mr.. Sra
otasT l. Mir MunLtNneaG L, and Mi. Scatter
irg3 TIE further baoing III this election was
then postponed to Tuesday tie l2lh Of March and
our correspondent thinks II now probable that no
cholso Of Senator will be made at this Session Of
the Legislature II.
The SUPREME GorRr delivered IT'S opinion yes
terday IA tac cas- Of Tn Lqaed States vs. TIN
mas Fliebroira affirming the judgment Of tne
Circuit Court of the Distflct Of Columbia in iavoe
of the defendant A. ths IS on Of the casos on
Ginseng IN the political persesat,ons Of the memo
liable year 1879. we Shall tale an early opPorun
" Of recurring to The opinion Of ihe Supreme
Cont and presenting 10 our readers mono par
tcalar account oft II.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-02-28
SCRIPT.

Since tic foreeoins WAS type, we have recc-
we'd the important and highly gratifying in'oI-
genec that Mr.. Clays Tariff bill has passed the
Senate by majority of6 votes. We hope dat It
viii meet with similar fate in The II of r and
thus secure the recstabiishment of pence and tran
guilty
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-02-28


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was caleo upon - put VIM ma Bull '"' i''"''
IN business
n case OF eE'f''raai"y F.''sali'''' ''i''s
ana peril - Pfes'''9i ln we a''i5al' am "s'I'
polntnenis "ll1h 'ase osis+t." -" 'ass9"s,i
who embarked i'.t autumn Al ~" l"lh' J" iae
brig A'aeila' iof He" dreams. IL "'' be ,es9.-
leciod that soon a'ef ihcy shtaa the o.oist' nfohe
out among thf passengers ana II was ufsli''' NJ
Yisable 10 p1t III" Nfar'est9h. III emu o'o'''us II
effect TINT ohleet Inc ah1'3 was 1iiH.' asi'o'e a.
Folly Island, @i'ctf III passengers ln9ae"' anu
were SUBJECTED 10 rigorous quarantine IN coiae
qarnce Of the disease among ten. al intercourse
with % approaeh to Ghafleat3h hel1S Si3.uY To-
bfddeu After remaining benitune o" to"y 10
land tire authorities oil Charleston prov YES,
sci to take such Of the passengers as h'i cSeaPea
death, 10 thclf original place Of DESTINATION, ana
Inv sFs44a ti an
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-02-28

Mr. 4loms's Speech. We insert Mr. Adamss
Speech on the raritf, tins morning. even at The
hazard OF being denouncei as he " advocates OF
Northern interests and principles by those w'd
disguise personal hostility under the mask OF pubic
duty We will take OCCASION however, 10 say
thai, IN publishing 1t, we by no means approve Of
all OF It's doctrines or oft temper. Some Of lh'
reasoning Appeals TO US TO be most apt and, for ina.
reason, as we'll because the weight of CHI 1ractr
and the fame Of MIR. Adams render his oplnoF9
matter of curious speculation and eager interest We
lay them before readers There some
truths in his speech which it would be well tor the
South not only to read, but inwardy to digest
while there are some eg,egous errors when =
would be creditable to their author to ahjure
SOUTH CAROLlNA.-Gen. Hamilton mas
issued his Proclamation, converting the South O''
DINA Convention on Monday, the llth OF Ma''".
s-rWashingtons birthday was celebrated "''',
great spendor in Philadelphia. There was e'','
and military procession, an Grafton by va
Paul Brown, Esq. and other poceedngs 'e''"'""
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-02-28

Ginseng IN the polite perefsattous Of the memo
tablc year 1879 We Shall take an early opporIuui
" Of recurring To The opinion OF Tie Snpreme
Cont, and presenting 10 our readers a mono par
ticaaf account oft. II.
KENTUCKY The Legislature Of tbs stote
Adjourned OH tic ~ instant, after session al nine
wstks
TIN blll to establish State Bank, which passed
the House OF Representatives, lost IN tie Sen
ate. It was ordered 10 second reading by the
taene vote OF the Lieutenant Governor but has
vim been reported to the Senatc o. tn last day ol
thesessIon, the constitutional minority could npl he
obtained 10 dispensa with ihc rule winch prohibits
bills f,om being read twice on the same LAY.
NJ Int
We learn from private letter to gentleman IA
tbs Crty that the Legislature OF the State Of Nh
sIssIpp have unanimously olert"d TIE hon john
Black 10 I'll the vacancy ~ TN United Stales Sen
ate (now occupied b. hm under temporary ap
! pointnent by the Gae5nor) W. learn. ianher
lhal On the 1t Of February t5e Two Houses oil tn
Lee lalute proceed l. lu,ft meeting - vote f1l
| Senator f., Elk Yeas from. lie 4 %. MaIeh ueXt
| The candidates pat III nomination were John
| Black Che pfeseul heambah9 Jpnes {. Wilkins
and L. X Il Pray Amer ei2htcn unsuccessful
| bailottnes, the Scuate Withdrew. The House, II
seems via djspl .nsel with the withdlo@al otJtf
Senn,e, aud passed vie ofccusure onthl en-
alor,, declaring their Nahdfawal, " out vi #oHd.r i
unparlamtn any On the next day, the Hos.
sent ncssas to tue Senate, informing that body
ina, ,hey wert ready olo4eyc the senate IN lhe
Representative Hail To proceed With the election
| The Senate INDIGNANT at the treatment they had
resolved from the Iiouse, postpone tber invitation
eao, INIT H. aai refused to comply with llcr te
quest And 50 the matter stood Ut our latest dall
ilom that quarter 10.
|, will give pleasure to many of our readers, n.
4 docs To us, To lam that Baron hrudcner, MIN
| lister PlenpolentIIrv barcelona from Russia, La.
returned 10 the United States mthc same ca
pac'iy. He arrived y New York On SUNDAY
last, in the packet ship York, from London. Ii.
Letters from Bucros Ayres Of the lslh Noven
Der, meatIon that General Carlos Alsear la,
been named Envoy Extraordinary TO the unitee
States tle was TO leave that place for this coun
t'y within u few day >, by way Of Rio de Joncro
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-02-28

The Charleston Patriot oithc lith instant con
t'ins the following unpleasant Intelligence
We learn that a conflict Of a serious character.
arising oat Of the unhappy dlIerenecs which d
hac aud duaJt the STATE las taken place IN b lrn-
well district We have not been aJu to ascertain
p.Itlculnfs. Report, however says that WOLVES
ene on each side, were lost. and lhat weapons of Il
deadly character wcreempoy,d which has produc-
ed otAet serious mischief
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-02-28
CONGRESSIONAL.

On the 2lst inst Dun Green was re-eect.do,..
ter to the Sen lie en- the 9Th baot-an ac, If M.
nanmity which, en- account Of its rare oceus,I.
in our recent political conflicts, has excited ua,.c,
sal astonsl'ment. 1t seems, indeed, 10 have mad.
a sautory impression upon The Editor ofthe relo
graph himself Who, snys. that it lnculeates -,
lesson of charity and fobgarance which it vii b.
his study u lmpro'e'-a promise which we h,p
he will notlorget The following were the result.
of tho severn. I4ll,tiu,e.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-02-28

OHsisl---M- ] K clay, Secretary to the
Legation OF tie L States ut 81 Petersburg, has
arrived IN thus euy, bearing treaty Of Amuy aud
Co umclte. concluded between the United States
AMI The Emperor of Russia, which, as we un Ter
stand, will be immediately submitted 10 the Sen
ate for fa.G-a Glo6e
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-02-28

A Letter from Sampler District, 8 c. received
10 ChHleslon, says, The NuIllders in tins quar-.
ter appear determined to remain in the uuloa
whether South Carolina docs or not; for they are
removing into the South Western States by Whole
sale"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-02-28

in our recent mol tic al eonnt,,.
al a.,o,i.1.n,a, 4'''' u
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u 'ho Se'e."' L"i'o'iHse
1t 81 81 In 9Th 6th III 9Th @.
Green 10 H. 10 q q 70 &C u -
BllH Il l. Il II T. - IL II =
& " Seaton } ) & - IL II 10
Scattering % % , 90 >
me @e.iht' Is en- s's ! tn tn e'rhcst discussion
oil MI Lay bla 'o' ut modification Of tho T.
III et-though, " Ana d.niinl, Shed hen.
of SUCCESS, ut leesl .a,. IN. ,r.#s,ut .cs.,.,
for want of time as ii, 10 digest It's lef,ls
as To defeat the manuq.las 81 Ql= Van Bor.nI.r.
who, III their anxiety t. deprive AIR CIov If III.
credit of adjusting tuis vexci question. Seem d.,
posed to defeat IL 5 element even AT Tin. t,,.,4
of the peace and ss.e vo. tac Union itself Tn
Washington Gobs .lsI...| ni.es.,v 4 .,,,,o.ss N
Nesxrs c.. ,,-,ll... =t.3....,,.,
its odic, Mr. pI,5,. .I , r
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DR.. w. JUDKINS'
Patent specific Ointment.
SOLD, Wholesale AND RETAIL, ny
WILLIAM STfBLER, Agent. al,ro, !

7lHE above Ointment is recommended to III. MIL,
asa safe and certain remedy for those oSi pSas
Of medical science: VIC SKI
LIST Isl White dwellings, fevery description;
Sd schrrus or glandular tumors. partieul,,,v,,
hsrdenedtumor in womens breasts, which of,s,,it
terminate in liberated cancers, eAuna
4th Felons, or what some people know BY them.
Of catarrhs, of every description. ~en'as
5th Rheumatic pains ofthe joints;
9th sPrains aud bruises ofevery description, o,
whatever part situate; IN
9TH letters Of allkinis. In this compl,;n,h.
tient, in applying the ointment, must keen III. r
out of water, PIT
9th Chilblains or parts affected by fros.
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BOWEL COMPLAINTS.

DR.. LAYNE'S CARMINiTTT'E B.4LSAM,
For the cure Of tia desircfse disease Children. the
Summer Complaint and fcr BoVei Complaints, Che
iera Norbus Dysentsry Jr and al diseases arising
from diseased slate of "a. H,niaca ard Liver, as
Dyspepsia, Indigestion end SICK Head a.he.
Certificate from Dr William s,ee,ng.
This moy csfy that Ihauc used Doctor Jayne's Car.
,,inare 5assn rery extensively in Bo,oel Complaints
ono cre not The least hesitation IN declaring IL superior
m onv W epara,ion that hIre met ch fur the relief Of
those d,stcSes WIN. oIEELise, NJ "
Bridgett1, July Is, 1881.
Certificate FROM nr. Kits Pastor Of the second
B,p,i>; Church of Philadelphia.
Raring been permitted 70 examine the eomponsnt' Of
,uh;eh he Carminar. BusGm consists andfestedin my
f1uI is beneficial eaec' am certain that IL Oiu be
found yery happy bn.Son and useful medicine for
Mnse npainfs for tchich up~cfesseS to DC remedy
Philadelphia July %. 1851 i'' hiTfs'
- Price IS cents per bottle.
~ The above articles are for sale by
9TH mo Is WILLIAM SrABLER,
(IParrenton Spectator. agent:
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Chlorine Tooth Paste,

For Cleansing and Preserving the Teeth,
Arresting decay, hardening the gums correcting un'
healthy conditions Of the mouth and throat, scurvy'
tarter ulcers, gum bols canker salvation' and CIV.
ing to I'll who use it a sweet and wholesome breath.
TNHIS preparation combines the virtues Of purifying
l. and antseptc, with healing. bland and DENIAL.
cent substances Travellers will find it neat and
convenient article Gentlemen who smoke or chew,
and persons who indulge In eating onions and sareks
will find it to purify the breath and mpart to it an
agreeable fragrance.
Observe that it contains acid. but on the contra
~ will relieve the "teeth on edge" oecasioned by
acids; that gets hard and unfit for uses that
it is put up in neat wooden boxes with printed direc'
tons.
Certificate of w. BYRD Powell. u. D., Of Lexington
Medical College. Ky.
Iapprore highly ofthe component parts Of the Chic
-ne Tooth Paste; and find by experience that IL CON-
Dimes aihe advantages the Chlorine Tooth Hash and
the Dentrfees, ,oithout The injurious consequences that
noc result from rery may articles found in the Shops
used for cleansing and preserving the teeth
" Bran PnwELL,
Surgeon Dentist No 81 Charles street Baltimore.
Prepared osLIb by M. KNAPP Co. and
RI COLEMAN \ Co.
Price so cents Chemists, Baltimore.
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PROSPECTUS
Of A WEEKLY NEWSPAPER,

To be published at Hsrper's Perry, Va, oy q: ~.
PREUSS, urder the name Of" The Hsrpers Ferry
Miscellany"
VlHE situation of this thriving little town renders it
u very desirable, since the junction OF the Cnesa
peske and Ohio Canal and Baltimore Rail Road. ut the
Point of Rocks and which in short time 70 pass
near this place, have advertising paper tor the
increase Of business which this expected event VIII
produce. and which moreover shall contain items OIL
foreign and domestic news with miscellaneous, local
and general information such prices current OF Ba
timore Washington, &c. &C.; literary, agricultural.
and other scientific essays suited for the tastes OF Ill
classes of reaers checquered with amusing tales Sc
lect and original illusions Of the muse; emhlazoned
with hymeneaI, and shaded with obituary notices.
As the Editor designs merely that his paper snah
amuse and be useful to his patrons he, therefore, lot
himself intendsto abstain from introducing politics.
but his columns shall be open to the free discussion OF
doctrinal ons when communicated him IN the SPIT
rit of beraty and with the view to elicit truth HIS
paper shall have for its motto Non nostlum tantas
will also be gladly received when they contain huuo
wit or sentiment He will also be thankful for any AID
that NAV be offered to the literary department OF s
abors and solicit. the generous support OF the puohc
in general to the success O. his undertaking.
FER HS-The Harper's Ferry siseeiIany snfM DC
printed on q royal sheet of paper ct gooa quan'y.
with new and excellent material, at 81 So, naa On
the appearance Of the first number, So paid haf Ia.
advance and the balance at the end of the years II not
paid till the end Of the year, IS So Advertisements
81 per square for three Insertions and Is cents for eve
~ succeedings one. The usual discounts made 70
agents
As soon as 400 subscribers are obtained, the editor
will proceed to publish the first number. aug 10
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splsndid FURNITURE.
CHARLES KOONES.

Oh All LEo hOONES,
Cabinet, Chair and Sofa Maker, King, n,Ii%
to the corner Of .4lfred street.
III Jas on hand, sad constantly manufacture s''
4 j. raj assortment of
FASHIONABLE CABINET FURNITCn
Which, for leg snce and durability ,,cfes compete
Ilisstock, generally consists OF
Gsecian and plsin sofas, cGuches and lounges
Mahogany and ali kinds of drawIng. room c!lsti
Grecisn, winged and single war lrobes
Pedestal:cnd sdsboarls with marble tops snd nl'o
Gothic and various other ditto
Pier tsbles, with marble and mahogany tops
pilIer and block lining, card and breakfsstt'bs
do claw do do do DO
Plain do do do do Do
Centric or leo 90
frenchand vsriou other bureaus, with anu Ur
Ladies' iressing tables. with and without mirrors
Ditto workstands and music stools
DittoAnd gentlemen's abinet, secretaries 'ne
cases
Wsshstands, with marble and mahogsn, tops
Richly carved and plain mahogany, bird eye, 'M'
maple and common beadsteads
Cribs, cradles, edlestands, shaving do po'.ioH''
and every other article in the csbinet'ine.
LLKEW7SE, II
Mahogany ofvarious kinds, steam sawed, cur,
shaded veneers, copsl Vanish, sscking botonh'"
BEDS. MATTS ASSES 80.
The above articles will be disposed offer e"D~
punctuai persons on the most liberalterms'
Avery extensive patronage from wssh'ns.o
ces me to say, that Twill deliverfurniture lo'''
chaserin that city free ofexpence.
Turning & Carving executed in the6e'smS'
may 20
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-09
District Of Columbia,
County Of alexandria, SCI.

Edward Hall, Complainant,
AGAINST yU ou3uC q pv
Stephen Mccormack and Richsrd 1'
Windsor, Defendants,
'TyHE Defendant stephen Mccormack, not having
entered his appearance TO this suit. and given Sc.
curty according to the statute and the rules Of the
Courts and appearing TO the satisfaction ofthe Court
that the said stephen cGornack is nat inhsbitsnt
nfthe District Of Columbia. the motion Of the Com
pianant. by his counsel, tits
ORDERED, That the said absent Defendant, Ste.
pher ac orn.ek do appear here or before the FIST
day of the next October Term Of this Court, and An
swer the dill Of the Complainant, and give security for
performing the DEGREES Of the Court; and that the re-
sideni Defendant, Richard Windsor, do not convey,
pay away, or secrete the money by him owing to, or
the estate and effects in his hands belonging to the
said stephen Mccormack, until the further order and
decree of this Court; and that copy OF this order be
forthwith published for two months successfully IN the
Alexan1ra Phenix Gazette, and another copy posted
at the front door Of tue Courthouse of said county
Test EDH l, LEG. C..