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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-08-28

The death Of Mr.. WILDERFoRcE, the distin.
gushed- phiIanthropist and friend Of the African
race, was announced among the foreign extracts
IN yesterdays paper His exertions have been
long and ardent in what he conceived to be the
cause OF humanity, and no one ever disputed the
honesty and sincerity OF his views and convic-
tons. His memory will be gratefully remem.
bered by those in whose behalf he labored, and
fondy cherished by his native country, to which
he WAS always true and loyal.
There are three Captain Napiers in the British
Naval Service. Can any one inform US sccu.
rately whether Captain Napier, now a Portuguese
Lord & Admiral, did or did not command Bri.
fish vessel cruising in our waters during the late
war, and attached to Cockburn's heets
I'm appeal to the Weahhy.-With the above
title, our phianthropic to~nsman NJ. CAREY,
ESQ. has published second edition with add.
tons and amendments, Of pamphlet addressed
to the public on the state of the laborng classes,
especially Of females who labor with their needles
to maintain themselves and children. The pam
phet should be read by all, because those who do
not hold opinions with the writer should he able
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-08-28

lay them in earth,
And from their unpolluted flesh
Shall violets spring"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-08-28

There is no God." the impious sceptic boasts,
Noruling power, DER the affairs OF earth;
No future world.-no bright and heavenly hosts,
No spring time from the grave,-no second
birth.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-08-28

Ex.Sheriff Parkins and Rowland Stephenson,
the banker, are both confined in prison in New
York. They inhabt adjoining cells.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-08-28

A slight shock Of an Earthquake was felt il
this place yesterday morning, at bali past si'
o'clock 1t was preceded by the usual sound, o
a rumbing noise, but was Of short duration.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-08-28

The Elephant arrived 10 the brig fe'IH
this port, from Calcutta, was purchased lfo'n i
heen Maheen, Ali Khan. Prime M'nis'e, !"
King Of Oude) he was held in high es''T'a''''
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-08-28

all his own personal feelings: he must, in short,
have no will Of his own, but live and breathe
with his party, Again. democracy never speaks
Of the good of the people at large, but it always
speaks of "the party" Thus, whatever demo-
cracy does, is not to be done for the good OF the
whole, but for the good of "the party"-and no
true democrat is expected to speak or think but oil
the party.
In truth, democracy has very many other sig.
n6cations of the like which We have given, and
to which we NAV aIlude at some future day Suffer
us to say now, that with such democracy we have
nothing to do. Our neishbor Todd, keeps it to him
self, provided democcracv will make him County
Treasurer. Mr.. +. F. o ] Smith. his Edi-
tor, partner, or proprietor, member of Congress.
From, The Cincinnati Gasene.
The foregoing is the last and most approved
edition Of the order and direction Of the " spols"
Regulators, for the distribution OF the booty to
be obtained, by victory in the approaching DC.
tober campaign. Thrty-four Gentlemen Citi
zens! office holders! Office wanters! Govern
ment pensioners! all, all the real Democracy Of
Cincinnati! We have put down the office hold
ers in small capitals. Let US see: Guager-
| Uncle Sans Receiver-two Speakers-a Depu.
ty Postmaster member of Congress-a mem.
Der Of the observation-disclosures OF the City
County Treasurer-three Judges The Apos
tolic number-al told. A little more th6n one.
third of the whole. We add the office wanters,
in large capitals: one Sheriff in l854--one Pro-
scouting Attorney, 1sss--one Treasurer, 1888.
Then we note the Pensioners in italics. The
case appears to stand thus: twelve office holders
three office wanters-three Pensioners-alto-
gether eighteen, leaving sixteen rank and ile.-
The Democratic staple to their Democratic
Brethre''.' Hurra! for the disinterested patriot.
ism Of Democracy!
The democratic 6reihren.' And. in the name
Of wonderment, who are theyl Surely must
be one of them! Can it be otherwise, when the
affinity is asserted by my we'll tried political
eomPeers Morgan Neville and John NJ. Goode.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-08-28

Robert ii. Goldsboroush. Esq, of Mary land
declines accepting the nomination for Congress,
on account Of the Precarious state Of bis health.
The National Republican Convention for tba
semble al CentreyIIis un tue q" "aJ ~ r'>'''
her, to make another nomination.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-04-18
EOR SIZE.

a TRACT Of LAND, pnschaaed Of Ca
4 N leb Sale, containing 261 acres, we'll
watsred, and has tw o or three EDe sprinxs.-
The Turnpike road from Baltimore via Shep-
herdstown TO Winchester, viii Paas through
It when finished.
Also, another Tract, containing $50 acres.
lying on The same rosd, and bounded BY ope-
Ynon creek, with between 30 and 40 acres Of
hne bottom, aud has or good springs-ooo
white sulphur, very much fFeauensed dur
lng the season.. and flowing out Of large
nat rock all around il. One OF these farms ia
bounded by the main read, aud ia well i'm
pro, ed-both lying in Frederick county-is
well timecred, and has quantity Of meadow
On each farm.
Also, another small LOT Of Land. In thu
same county, and on the same road, contain
Ing acres, Que half meadow, the balance in
hne timber This tract would suit trades
man, cooper, shoemaker, or any person only
Ean.ing q SNAIL lot. There Is . spring and
running wafer on il.
Also, another Tract, containing 9t0 aer.<
lying In Morgan county, and on tho Posoma1
river, al IN timber. As the canal win pzs.
along The bottom through the land, n will
be very valuable, and The timber viii be 4,
great demand.
Also, anotheT'fract, containing so acres .Iv;nv.
on The main road from MsFtinsburp ia Es,h
win dwelling house and cellar, aud q snail
orchard. About 30 acres are cleared. soa <
or acres Of meadow, aud has good spri,s,
aud running water on Il. This property wooiS
answer Tor public house, as IL i about half
way. -
these lands will be sold low, add wilE
'AAe W Paymeat. Negroes or mouey.
ANY person Wishing 10 pnrrhau. -. -.
ply 70 tie subscriber living in Jcaersou com
~, Virginia, on the main road Ieadipp Sro.,
ShePherdstown to Winchester, and within ;
miles Of MiddleM az.
Feb. q, 1893. I'LL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-04-18
T1NnBrRI TTnrnnnu

0TANTED, Immediately, a large guam.
Wv tity Of the following kinds Of Tim.
Der, In logs;
ReiioW and V'hife Pine.
JfH kinds Of Oak,
Poplar. BiTds-eye, Carried and ISuga,
Maple,
Wiid Cherry. W'alnuf, .4sh,
MekOey. and LOeusg.
vor timber Of this description, the CASH
and fair price according 60 length and
quality, viii be given, when delivered Al
HaFpeFs-Feny.
ey-The maple, cherry. and walnut, should
De dug up, and the tops cut Oft about three Zee,
above The forks. An additional price win n,
paid fea ne forks and root ends, II dug ur
carefully. y
fI-seansilne. &c. can be fursishsd 10 bill
~ short notice.
JOSEPH l.. SMITH, SoIs .sgsn,
July 5, 1874. ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-04-18
EialW0bte .IEAs KPvOpcvfe,
TOR SALE.

NOR SALE, that veil known peop~rtv
called HoPRwELf. Mills. .is-atrd is.
5ehefsoh county, Virginia. Tho Alill IIous.
- substantial sod eonm0diosIs. n = bullt "a
s''ne' - SIXTY foot 10 length BY forty In = idth.
and has I've GooTs. Il confaiis iOur run ~
Dufrs, and - amply furnished sta cit nscss-
sasJ machinery of tho latest and u,ost ~
proved construction. There Il attached tiars..
10 about - acres q ground. on sshiek sesnd
good dwelling hosss, nillafs' houss. aoS
an Once, together wish good siabiins. Tb~ye
= also 90 the premises, q thfiViug sa,,., a..
shafd' ard : 90 5 aeros q the ground i rivev
eytto@ ehd highly pfodactlys e 1,endo,v Fl,
ne .aih y Situate tmaedistely on ths Rar-
sn % he Shenandoah river, frosa vh~ee. h
asriFss sn ee0ndsnt ssd never faiIis9 s.n.l~
- ~ Naier. 10 > neediess 70 add, fhaf 4 = !,
ne i1osl FERTILE ard bigAly isapsoyed eo,,piv
:. sls s,eis' und - local situation, a. regard.
supply q wheat ard other Rrsis. !. sar,i.
{ uiafiy iaYgsUable. Boz tsrms a sals. sool,.
ea.,on nay - made 10 he subseribsr.
Dse' ~ ieSA JAMES nITTE.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-04-18
REN1OwAx.
Lees Celebrates .IEedtcisses
ARE NOW SOLD BY


JA16Hs BROWN, DRUGGIST
K"HO has just received, and now Offer
Wv for ssle. the following tried and high
~ approved vsluabls Medicines.
Prereation better than Cure
Lees famous Anti. Bilious Pills, (25 cents
per box.)
The operation Of these pills IL perfectly
mild. 30 - to be used IN ssfe,y oy persons 10
every situation. and VI every age.
The Ptoprietos canfitleotly recommends
The timely use Of these Pills 90 preventive
and cure Of Bihonh yellow, and Malignant
Feyers.
Please inquire for "Lee's Anti.BiIious
PiIls," with the signature Of Noah RidgeIy,
eiate Michael Lee & Coz as none oshers are
genuine.
Lees Worn destroying Lozenges, q mos,
powerful Medicine, removes and destroys all
kinds of vorms.
Lees Elixir. sovereign remedy fos colds,
obstinate coughs. catsfrhs, ssshmas, core
Threats. and consumptions.
Lees Nervous Cordial. an excellent medi.
cine Toe all nervous affections, weakness, pains
N the bach; loins. &c
Lees Essence Of Mustard. NO medicine
ever exeeiied this IN curing rheumatism.
speains. bruises. frosted feet. sc.
Lees Agus and Fever Drops. q never fail.
ing cure.
Lees sovereign Ointment. warranted 10
cure the Itch by one application.
Lees Fesssaa Lotion, IA excellent mesii.
oins fos curing testers. mig worms. prieki,
heat, &c.
Lees Vegetable Indian Specific, IN effec.
snai cure for The seaefeAi aud gaaosthosa-
Lee's Tooth Ache Drops. which gives i'm.
mediate relief
Lees Tooth Powers, which eieanses and
Beauties the teeth.
Lees Eye Water, certain cure for core
eyes.
Lees AnOdyne Elixir. for the cure Of bead
aches.
Lse's Corn Plaster. for removing and de.
sffoyiog eorns.
P>cAUrIas.-Nonesrs genuine ~ithou,
the msser's name 10 them, Noah RidgeIy,
late Michael lee B. Co.
g0IiundssdS of Cases Of cures perform.
ed BY the above truly VAluable MEDICINES,
ecold be given, did The limits Of ne sspspei
sdmis Off.
Vsb. 81. 1888 --I2,eos.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-04-18

pie extenaive demand for ANpERBoNys
q COUGH DROPS and PICTORIAL row.
UkkS ~ prepared By james Mellea & Co.
have cns5ied hem 70 reduce fhe price VERY
much and from On extensive use for I6 years
pest, they have proved 10 be one Of fhc most
vsissele rc@cdies ever yet discovered for the
cure Of Coughs, Colds. ard other affections
OF Tho breast and lungs leading 10 Consuaap-
lions. Thousands have experienced the hap
Py elects OF TIM hssfing Rsissa; somc Of
whom have given certificates, that will satisfy
every unprsjadiced mind tina, tho most unex.
pectcd cures have becn performed BY use OF
them, where the most skiifui hysicians had
given them up as hopeless. IL 70 not pro-
tended that they cnre ia all cases, bu, Their
are fcw cases Of Coughs or even seated Con-
sumptions, but may be relieved by q timely
use Of this Healing Balsam. Each i.ryc bot
Tie contains 40 doses, which proves them 10
DC very cheap medicine.
INTERESTING IND IMPORTANT
Information TO the afflicted may be obtained
by reading the certificates which accompany
each bottle, and from " which The following are
extracted: One from Mr.. Gaius stcbbins, of
HHlsdaie, rs 10 the effects produced by the
use OF single bottle, that he purchased and
gave 70 q poor man who had been in his en-
Pioy.
hIsop euc u-tbut>hfnt cucct OF one uottIe
used by Robert kidney, OF Rochester, Mon
roe county, after being given up by \ council
OF five physicians.
Also, the certificate Of the Rev PhiIo Jud.
son, a Clergyman in Ashford, Conn rs TO
The remarkable effects Of few bottles used
by himself, after raising blood FOR some time,
attended with cough, and catarrh, he having
tried many other things iihont obtaining any
real relief, until he used these drops
Also, the unexpected relief obtained by
Mrs Huntington, Of Ashford, who was 80
much reduced that her life was despaired of /;
but Who, from the use Of these drops for
short Time, was restored 10 .calth, 50 as TO bc
able TO do good days work.
Many physicians who were strongly op-
posed TO the use Of this medicine-now praise
u highly and use |. in fheir families.
Cnssft0A.-Besoare Of Cotnferfsifs.
Every purchaser who vaiues heahh will
observe that each genuine bottle we sell has
:4nderson's Cough Drops, prepared by J.. MI
len, stamped on the glass, and that each OF
The directions arc signed in writing JAS
MELLEN. Examine before you purchase,
as there are number Of spurious kinds in
market, similar in appearance but very diff
ferent in their effects.
For sale by
@. b. STEPHENSON & co.
March IL. 1SJ3-Gf Jarnarx-c ~~-,.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-04-18
fisa .A< F.<~i@gssars 4 ~ Iiassllss~o<r.


y
And pr-y rod Nr Rtissss. Who ~ tAis NEils
FiIss that's kiekiaG or sosh thondersns hui
leo I'm Sosfh C.r1iips--see muss be rip-yoarrr:
r-.i swisEs go. scrty veekon. Ny hoscy ssd
be together one vrek, I'D Ssres - hoe they Il
aor,a f,rt or svo--foe my wife hss tong that
en- run from the fo.s fhy &C Jsnivary 20 the Last
day &C Dreemb~r. visksas ever being eressed-
sed Tine todd ~ hoe usis Nelly rs~ss Amt Slow u
short ksme-bss " she esa hold oat With my
vile, she must have tbs viod Of gr.y hound end
the .ir~.sh of !. noa-, Ny wife nys - bow shsi
syi Tsiile told her that Granny uobbse s.id, TIL,
Nelly Fscrs gas going over iss~ chat ere siey of
Washington 20 RUG OIL ai<ky's nose fee him,
sand ssiii vhite they u,slked her-bat il my vifs
~ss therr. IL there voalda the r@sl dog 6ght--
tor Jack 10 . tsrr~pis, and ny sifc's rssl Jack
soarpaa sp 20 the hub.
Nov nj tell yoa vhs,-l sIwsys wss Ci.y-but
my wife she kept such ding -doagine At me all
Jsek.oa 1t the last sirstios--sud I thot as ho~
I'd food her moss t.rnaily, 81 slips cG and voted
Tor Cisy, and coma md told Nancy III weot Zoe
Jsek soa-sut ~hst do you thiuk l-Next day on<
OF Tie sguircs eome 10 my house, and while vas
out, told her voted for Cisy-ssd 10 By the ho-
But I'm told n hos this Nelly Piers h., turned
sit Csroiinzr inside out, Just boy would meal
bag 10 shake IL veil. By hokee, She must be y
servsDer, rsiscd la aigger quarter know-fed
am sweet taters, and gets her living by cleaning
hogs Bosesfur old krntnckians- Well. T ever
ran g~s 90 Icy my eycs Miss Nelly, II sloat
ssninsioix- her mighty prodisious elose, for I've
sort hkcn after al great Simmia, snd would
IKE tem<iiH better u my ~ife's tung vas not con-
tinasiiy ringing In my ears like old shcep bcii
only ten 'housand times more keen snd quick.
Well. srtrr hog kiIllag tiunc 10 over I'd advise
Nelly To eorne over into ODD kcntock and get sosp
enoagh 70 vish her closfhes. sad nev kind OF
cotton scrd. eighty Of EN- siii ~ay poand-snd
can fhro~ one OF 'sm into squirrels eye. . hun
.ired yxrts every crack, out ct my old Kentucky
bar ofircn- Hoop! hoorsw for old Keatsck. I'm
kenioek up 70 the heb, and two inches deeper.
BILL SCRATCH.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-04-18
RED ROVER.
Mh.:Y,

THE splendid snd thorough. bred hor sc Red
- Rover, Siu stand the Spripg sesson nj
the stable Of John Lsmon, II is,nter's fi;il,
the three last d.ys Of the week, and the
balance OF the time at the stable of Samuel
Cameron. ~ -the Ccoss Rosds. leading {, ON
ChasIcs,o~s To smiihficij. aod viii be let "a
mares on the felIowiug terms-slo cash the
single iesp; SIS the season, discharged y,
the pc, meni ut Sc so. if paid before The
lst day of July neat. and S25 insuraocs.-
Parting with mare or irregular attend amer
a. the stands fotfeits the Insurance. In ever,
case SO cents cash TO the groom. Any gen
tieman putting Eve mares. shall have the i;f. 4
gratis. good r1s'ursgr. or grain and bsy, e.,
mares, TO he had al either stand, on moderate
terms. Care will be taken TO prevent acct
dents or escapes; but we will not be account
able shouid any happen.
RED RovEn
70 . beautiful red sorrel. i5s hands high. S
years old ihi. spring. and !. one Of Sir CLarIe.
hworite colts. fiis sire and dam eati,le him
TO renk s",org the frat horses in Virginia.
and no doubt he would have proved himself
Is such' but unfortunately. sfter running his
hr.t race. which he won in fine style, he wss
sold. and was bought by Sir. Boisseau, ~ho
took him OF the turf; st which time. IL was
Thought be was able TO run With any colt OF
his sgr. JOHN I.AMoN
SAMUEL CAMERON.
March 81, 1883.
PEDiGREE.-REB Rov IN, the property of
We. Boisseao. and raised by Mr.. baker Of
Chesterfield. was sired by Sir CHARLES.
who YES sired by Sir Arcby, out Of q citizen
mare (see American Turf kegisser, J his dam
by the imported horse Chance. out or Celis,
by old wiIdsirs grand dam the celebrated old
mare Lady Bollingbrook. who was By Panta.
loot, &. grand dam, Cadiz, by Wormlcy',
King Hefod. son of Fearnaughi, z. z. grand
lam, Prim- Rose, by Dove; z. 4. x. grand
dam by O,hcllu. son Of Crab, g.gg.R
dam. Col Tssker's imported maze Selma, BY
The Godolphih Arabian.
BENJAMIN MOODY,
WA. II. JOHNSON.
Feb. %. 1885.
The above pe,ligree. given by Mr.. John.
son and MIR. Eoody, know to be perfectly
correct. having owned several OF Lady Dol.
lisRbroek's stock, which always though, We.
~ highly Of. Red Rover 10 full brother TO
Hugo. Who 70 . race horse Of the iirst order
and standing. JAMES J. HARRISON,
Erf,oet from Mr., Bsisseau's killer So soon
10 Mr.. Baker returns from the South, I will
get certificates OF Red Rover's race, and time
Of ruaning, siso u the high standing and re-
puts'ion u his dam, shc is now 10 years old.
and could not be bought Tor 81 500.
y. r. BOlSSEAU.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-04-18

THE training OF the oG:ccrs e The ssts
y kegiment. virginis Militia, wiii con.
mcacs st Charlestown. in Jsasson county,
On wednesday the lat day Of May neat, and
continue thrss days 80
The Regiment Will parade a CAarleitown
on sseardsy the <th aay u May. 0ficers
WI make their IMPORTS 10 the Adjutans On
The Let day % tho trimming.
ny order Of the Col.
wM. D. MAGRUpER. ID.
March 81, ls33. 5xA Reg. y. N.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-04-18
Valuable Land fi,,. G01e

VIE subscribers win sell that valuable Lot
u OF Land, laid OF TO Octayiu. Fairfax. In
Nc division OF the shannon Hill tract in JET
icrson county, formerly the property Of Fer
aioahdo iairfax, Esq. A very large propor-
.ion OF ms lot Is wood iand-t whole cor-
tains about ninety acres.
JOSEPH T. DAuGiIERrY.
Nov. 90, 1872.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-04-18
I'll bUfNaLye Tract or LasA
FOR SALE.

~
NOR sale, Tract of Land, known m syt-
u van Grove, In Berkeley county, Va. "
ing near Mill Greek, aud containing about
400 ACR89. The land is Of limestone
soil, and equal in fertility 20 any In Berkeley
county. u has sufheiency Of wood land
for all necessary purposes; and there l. on the
premises, good Stone Dwel- R~~R
ling HOUSE, - feet by %, with fTlfa
q convenient stone kitchen, and NIX
family room adjoining-as also,
q dairy, good log barn, with q sized. extend
ing entirely around it smoke house, car
rage house, and Ice house. There h aIso n
small. Orchard Of choice FRUIT, saasA
and beautiful avenue OF locust;
trees from Nhe great road 10 ,he y
house. For information In regard 49,
to terms, Ike. application may be made % De.
George b. Stephenson nj Ilarpers-Ferry. or
to ]. Ia Douxiass at Charlestown.
Dec. 90, 1872.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-04-18
NeOTKrR.

"a II persons Indebted - ~ ar, MR.
n mat her p0tes snd aeeounis 40. 49,
- TOE bands 81 Andre Kennedy. % -
-. - rsdir-aed 70 eail upon him sed d,s.h....y,
~ - wA. y. Riddle 4 20 -
ChariesioSn, Jan. Is, I533 "
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-04-18

eINuE subscriber Is happy 70 inform the
q lovers Of hne horses, that he expect.
this futl bred Arabian stallion ss his farm near
Shcpherdstowu, By The Goth or April, where
he will be bet 70 . few mares.
He refers TO the snnesed descriptions and
certihcates- HENRY SHEPHERD.
March %, ls33.-lu.
CARDozo AnADxAW.
This entire horse was imported into Boston
June 18th, 1892, by Messrs. X. ID. Tucker 4
SON, IN the brig Caroline from Gibraltar, and
- Of the purcst Arabian cast, ~ will be seer
oy the subjoined certificate. This hor,e is OF
the largest class Of Arabians; Of aspplc bay
colour; black legs, name and tail aud mes.
sures fourteen hands three inches In height
uncommonIy large bone muscles and ten.
dons strongly deIineated; OF irrcprcssibls
spirits, andPerfeetly dociie. His points, when
abstractediy examined, are in most respect.
without fault, and collectively they form IN
animal surpassed by few for ,ymmetry-ieav.
ING no doubts on the minds Of judges, that he
trnc soo OF the desert " iihOut any collate-
rial admixhire.
We, the undersigned, do hereby certify,
that the chcsDut horsc, Eve years old, with .
white spoton the forehead, was sent from oran
to Consul Carlozo, and that the said horse il
the purest Arabian breed.
In testimony whereof we give the present
in Gibraltar, this Sd day Of Del Hosia, year Of
Elgira l2i7.
lSigned in Arabic.l
FAevm HAMEr BgxeuEsxr,
MosfAFA BEScALY.
Certified 10 be the true signatures Of raau;b
tiamct Bcnquesef and Sidy Mostafa Ben Galy.
by A. CAspoxo, Vice Consul Of the Bashaw,
Boy Of Tunis.
Gibraltar, May 4, 1882.
EXTRACT Of a litter from HerGfs Spr-uyzs<, Eao.
Of Gibraltar.
This horse was q present TO Aaron Car
dozo, Esq. Coosui General for the Barbary
Powers, talented and wealthy gentleman,
who prefers living with the nobility in Por-
tugal TO residing Ia this place. The thea go
vernon Of Gibraltar, General Sir George Don.
made proposal TO purchase this horse TO
send to England.
% AS soon rs the nephew Of Sen. Cardozo.
who Is a particular friend Of mine, residing
hero, had orders 10 sell the horse, he imme-
diately made me the offer Of purchasing him |;
and the Caroline with Capt. Gales Kindness.
Offering good opportunity, purchased him,
believing his worth TO be .f5O0 sterling, TO
any mon, and eventually Of essential service
to my native country"
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Whiiaus-Povf, february I q, ia3a.
~ Resolution Of the BoaFd % Disa.t,,..
~ Of this insiltulioa, TIN following s,.is
and rates have been adopted Tor the eo,or,-
msns q the officers thereof, IN receised dcpo-
Interest," viz:
For deposiiss paysble or
H'eatAs sfIsT dtSasa3, cerlia- per annom O
eaiss shall be issued bear s per oeDs.
@s Interest AZ the rate
For dePosdes payable =
H.ssiy aey, eflsr a,aaaa. GER 4 usr s,,ur. ~
On nnesaes all be Issued bear 4 Der cent.
ns intogess a he rats
Eos depOaitss payable slr- {,
y aays sfisT dsAaa1, eerti6- No. .,,,.,,, "a
eaies shall he issued bear - . 80, ~
ING interest ~ the rate
~ order,
FEB. "a, is33,-Iy. ''a''''