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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-05-14


AND FOR SALE.-The subscriber offers for sale the
- tract OF land on which he resides, lying in the Green
Springs neighbourhood, on the waters Of the South Anna
River, and containing by estimation $50 acres.
A large portion of this land is first.rate low grounds, and
being situated in one of the best neighbourhoods in the
State, offers great inducements to persons wishing TO 10.
vest capital in that kind Of property.
Intending to move to the West, the subscriber will sell
a great bargain in the above land one third of tho pur.
chase money being paid in cash, and the balance In two
equal annual iDstalnents.
The situation offered for sale by the subscriber, will a-
ford a handsome summer retreat for any oae who wish.
es to retire from the lower country, or towns: as the build
ings are very comfortable, the water very good, excellen,
garden and yard, an orchard Of choice fruit, first rate mea-
dow, and a good productive farm, good stock Of cattle,
sheep aud hogs; all Of which, can be had upon moderate
terms.
Letters on the subject, addressed to the subscriber, New
ark p. o., Louisa, will be promptly attended to.
THOMAS WASH.
November IL. 66-Iaf0ts
~ The above lands will be sold on the 18th July, 1888,
u fair, If not, the next fair day, Sunday excepted at pub.
lie auction, without reserve, on the terms stated in the adj
vertisement above. T.. ASH.
April 9. 109-1aftdsT
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HTILLE WANTED.-Tbe subscriber wishes 10 EN-.
Iva pioy, Tor the ensuing season, an experienced, stes.
dy Miller, OF good character and habits, and without a ia
mily, to take charge Of a mill on James River, near Pat.
.tonsburg, Botetourt county. For terms, apply TO lessee
A. Strange, at Pattonsburg, or TO
BERNARD PEYTON, Richmond
May 8 uS-w3y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-05-14

n NEW N OF MAIL sTAGEs.-The public
~ are informed that the undersigned Proprletors, es.
tablished on January 1t, a new Line of Mail Stages
from JawreDceviue via Boydton and GAINESVILLE 10 Ha.
liiax, Virginia Running 10 connection with a Line
OF Stages which was established by them at the same
time from the Rail Road at Belheld to Lawrence.
vile. The Stages leave LawreDceville and Halifax on
the same days on Tuesdays, Thursdays and SATURDAYS,
resting at Boydion over night. BY this route the connec-
ton Is ~unbroken from the town Of Petersburg TO HaTIsx
via the Rail Road to Bel6eld, LawrenceviIe, Ac.-siu.
dents going to and from Boydton College will find this the
most pleasant and direct route.
AVERY & ToMPKINs, Proprie,ors
Feb Al. Q3-n
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URROWN STOUT AND LONDON PORTER.-l
Received, via New York, 100 casks Hibbert's
for sale by ABRA: WARWICK.
April g.. Il6-Ars
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NORFoLK, January I6, Issa.

Speculation ~ B0nh Sf0ck.-It will be reconected that
some time since DUH Green, in the Telegraph made a
charge against an individual in New York holding a high.
W confidential office under the President, evidently al
luding TO James A.. Hamilton, Esq. United States District
AttorneyD accusing him Of having made a proposition TO
him Dun Gts'n, for entering into an arrangement with
the wal Street Brokers to give them information that
would enable them TO speculate in the u. States Bank
Stocs' These charges were copied by the New York
commercial Advertiser, accompanied by a communication
winch pointed out Mr.. Hamilton as the individual alluded
TO- Me-. Hamilton has directed a letter to Duff Green, re.
queslHE hin TO be more explicit in his insinuatons, and to
say whether he alluded to him in his remarks. In answer
TO inls, Dan c~oniradicts his FIRST statement in two or three
particulars, and makes an awkw ard attempt to get out Of
TIE dihbcuHy. In his first statement, he said The PROPOSE.
iion was 10 enter into an arrangement 10 communicate to
ms (MIs Hamilt0n'D broker 10 Wall street, such Gcts a.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-08
potomae AqNeAact.
ALEXANDRIA, 25th January, 1888.

nROPOS4 AS viii be rec. wed H.! the 2lst Febru.
L AIRY inclusive, for building Seven Stone Pier. and
the Southern Abutneht Of the Aqueduct over the Pc
tomac oppo tie Georgetown, and for a causeway Of
Earth fortified completely with slope wang. and in
tended to connect the AbntIhent with the Southern
shore The Abutment and fiers 80 be founded upon
the solid rock which has been discovered all across,
the depth vf IS feet below low tides and % below high
tdes and to be made Of the hard blue granite which
is 30 abundant and fine upon the River and the Canal
within Ave miles Of the site of the proposed work -
The Stone to vary from 6 to 20 cubic feet, and laid
partly hydraulic, and partly in common lime mortar
The Mssonr, of each Per will c0nsim about 1915
bic ysrds and extend up and down stream about 65
feet and across il about II feet. he abu,ment vii
contain, together with its wings, about 3C40 cubic
yards, and occupy space of SO ~ So ee!, and the
entire height of all will be ABOUT Sc feet from bottom
to top is desirable ia have the Masonry executed
in the best Manner and o-ding to specifications
b. seen at this Office we'll al the Seven Buildings
in the City Of Washington, where il is requested that
all proposals ehould be sent, addressed to Capt Turn
bull the immediate Engineer Of the Aqueduct. The
letting will take rlace at Alexandra Monday 25h
February. by order:
WILLIAM TURNBULL,
Captain q. s. Top Engineers.
WILSON ~. G. FAIRFAX
ian 26-d3tS 2swt21Feb
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COMMERCIAL.


Flour -l'he business done 10 the Flour mar.
ksl this week, indicates no improvement 10 the
consumptiye demand. but 90 the contrary, di.
minu,ion; the sales for export also, have been
very limited. and the stock is unusually large for
the sesyon. and we understand there are heavy
supplies Of sou hern at most ofthe ou'ports. No
lower prices, however, have been submitted TO.
than were last reported, except for lot Of 500
brls. Genessee. taken at 6,Sl per brl. cash, and
$50 do Howard street, at Sc cash.
Grain Although the arrivals OF corn have
not OF late been large, and decline on prices
has been submitted TO, the dealers generally hold
back, and eyince no disposition to Increase their
stocks at present rates, and during the week tae
sales have not exceeded 10000 bushela white
and yellow fat, at SO u II c. the latter on 60
aud gu days or. and oue parcel at 4 mos. The
sales Of Southern Rye at 80 c. and Oats at quo.
tations.
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SO NaWnra.

II ro,a a. oo'n me subscriber. living near Davis's
kin,.S ~ nuasy, negro named D.3H.EL. who calls
-, naae' Williams He is about IS wears of ,ge
'rom to inches high; stout made. olscI
koo.d sa ana esS spoken. HIS clothing. when he
kaS r,hs. .. dark twied domestic, and hat covered
|hthip n. 'knA Five dollars will be giyen if TAI en-
Mem, IS :. uhy' ten iftaken cut Of the county and
sAnv,o, en "a or about Alexandria aud the City Of
| leo 80 anu ~ reasonable expenses paid
JOHN q. OAVis
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lust Received,

find for sale by Wlh NJ MORRISON.
1 VIEW Of the Valley Of the mississippi, or The
y Emgran,'s an Travellers Guide TO the weV,
containing general description Of that interesting
country; and also notices Of the soil, productions, ri
vers and other channels Of intercourse and trade, and
likewise of the cities and towns, progress Of education
&c of each State and Territory
{" Westward ,heIstsr ofempre takes its way "-Berk-
iey.)
Also, fresh supply Of FIora's Euterpad, and Cal.
nets Dictionary OF the Bible.
feb 8--St
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-08
FROM WASHINGTON.

In the Senate yesterday, the Revenue COL
lection Bill was again taken up and Ma Clay
TON, Of Delaware, addressed the Senate in an
able and eloquent speech in favor OF the Bill.
Ma. MAnerM, Of North Garolina. then took
the floor, aud after speaking for some time
against the bill, gve way TO motion to adj
journ.
The House Of Representatives were further
engaged on the Tariff Bill.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-08
PREslDENTIAL ELECTION.

In the Senate on Wednesday, Mr.. Grundy,
from the Joint Committee appointed to ascertain
and report the mode of examining the votes for
President and Vice President Of the United
States, reported resolution fixing on Wednes-
day next as the day for counting the votes, when
the Senate will attend the House for the purpose
OF witnessing the examination Of the votes
The hour appointed for the proceedings is !
o'clock. The resolution vas agreed tn.
A similar resolution was reported and adopt
ed in the House,
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Yrusleefs aalH.

DuRsuANTt to becree ofthe Circuit Court Of the
District Columbia sittingin Alexandria in Chan.
Gerry shall expose TO public sale. before the door Of
asgss< "A TRACT OR PARCEL OF LAND
~ containing by surge, $50 I6i6oaerrs. The
.zlM~ sale will take place on WEDNESDAY, the 27,h
ia, II February next, At ~ o'clock. midday he
conditions and terms Of the s4le directed by said
Decree. One third oft putehAse money 10 I've
pail on the day fssleI snd the emaaing twothirds
interest from the day ofsaie, the purchaser giving bond
and secsrty TO the satisfaction Of the Trustee for the
punctlsi payment thereo which time only the pre-
perry is to be conveyed * so
COLIN AuLD, Trustee.
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Advertisement.

the latter part Of the year 1879. series oferary
L communications, by "a Club" Of young gentle.
men, were published in the Alexandra Gazette. The
advertiser collected nearly sl the numbers after they
had been printed, and pasted them in q book. The
Book was loaned QUITO whom is NV forgotten -
She object Of this notice il to request whoever may
hsve e. t. leave it at this Office. aud by doing obge
ih.. s,ly itiser - 80 feb 1---3t
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last puhlisheN

-, .iaa on sale By M ~ MORRISON.
Ia alue ,e'det' or Progressive Step so Know.
ADDER To Leaning, collection Of Tables. mr..
mkea progressvei IN wors of one. two and ,b,r.
nv. " smh or's.nsl morals, edited BY Mia Tnm.
"er, WIN ~ oea.tifu ~ood enrrs .iuss
r., aogs' se' with numerous engravings
hese little rolu hes ~ili DE found v,rv ,n.,,.,;v.
~ amusing to children If an cases ,sss
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-08

KIscsros. Camaicaj Jan. i2-Flour. 49,.
dull; Corn Meal, per hid. 90 a 20 so. no sales;
Corn. pS bushel, IS I so. improving; Rice,
S a S rs, scarce. none in FIRST hands; Tobacco,
Kentucky, l0a 10 so, in demand; Coffee, II q
Is for first quality; Cd quality. IA a Is; Sugar.
Cd quality. 50a 4; P;mrnto. 81; Rum, 9th
proof, 80 80, scarce; Doubloons. SIG 80.
Baltimore Chr.nicls y,
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This amendment was adopted-yeas "a.
Ne Beardslsy moved to strike out the clause
,,h;rh reduces the duty on cottons to 90 per cent
afe 1884.
The motion was negatIved.
Mr.. Beardsley moved to amend the duties on
SooI!ens, so as to put them at
so Der cent till 1884
Is do 1885
an do 1886
SIS permanent
This vas rejected.
~ Howard moved TO put the duty on Fossil
al a, $ cents till March 1884, and then at
!, ga, finally amended BY Mr. Reed, so as to
49, ~. duly ON Fossil Salt at one-ihird that ON
''hsr Salt: and 10 this torn it was agreed to-
AYES sc, Noes 6S.
A., Watmough moved to restore the duty
s,,d by the act Of 1882. on carpets, carPetings,
a,norls. bookings, and baizes: which was carri-
cI.-Ayes Ga, Noes So
Mr.. Watmouyh moved a farther amendment,
;,cIndiop in the Bill patent floor cloths, and
oil cloths Of every description" under the duty
Of 40 per cent
Til, also was carried-Yeas 9S, Nays 6S.
a., n Everett now moved to strike from the
Ri, the whole Of the sections containing the du-
,;.. an wool aud wool ems. aud restoring the pro-
,ecton of 1889
w Wilde moved that the Committee rise:
hut the motion failed-Yeas SIS, Nays 80.
The question was then taken On Mr.. Ever
s,,,. motion. and nesatived--Yeas &c. NAYS Co.
Mr. Wardwel, Of New York, now moved to
r,;s. tie duties on spirits as follows:
Is, and ID proof, from Is cents as IN the bill.
10 IS cents.
Sd usoof2i to 10 cents.
4h 90 40
Over 5th proof Sc to So cents.
The amerdmen, vas nesatived--Yeas5 SO, Nays
u. :,
Mr. Pepdeton, Of New York. moved to strike
M, :. aud worsted'' from the So per cent duty,
and put On woss;cd yarn costing 40 cents =
pound, da,y Of 10 per cent
THIS vas carried, yeas 68, NAYS 81.
Nr. B,rriuser moved an amendment in the
section on cottons, which, owing to the coGtu-
sion which prevailed, could not be distinctly un-
derstOod.
Mr. Watmough moved duty Of s5 per cent
or manufac lures Ot marble.
MIR. u Everett added =. and marble"
Thus amended, the motion was agreed TO.
Mr. Coke now mo, ed that the Committee rise
and repor, the bill, d, { the motion was pronounced
out OF order at prs ut
Mr. Russell. oi Quo. now moved tn strike out
all oi the Ol after the enactng clause, and insert
asa Substitute, that the law oiJuiy, 1882. should
BE- and continue in full force aud virtue until the
Sd Of March, ls4l.
Mr. Ingersoll said til, question was new and
inporlau aud. To allow time for IT'S consideration,
he moved that the Committee rise. He with
drew the moiion at toe request OF Mr.. Polk. who
urged ,heCommi,tee To bring the debate to close,
aud report the bill.
The motion 10 rise was now rene we'd, and
prevailed,
The Committee rose accordingly; and
The house then adiourned.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-08

The Heather. AT the Museum on Thursday,
at 8 A M, the Thermometer stood at go. A
violent gale from N. w. prevailed during the
previous night.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-08

Nathaniel p. Tallmadge, a Senator in the
State legislature of New York, has been nomi.
mated 10 caucus to the Legislature, as Senator in
Congress to succeed Mr. Dudley. whose term Of
service expires on the 4th OF March next.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-08
{ oach < Harness Making.

GOach x Harness Making.
TINE undersigned have csssbished tbemsetvss per.
i ,nanently in Middleburg. Loudoun County, where
they are prepared 20 serve the public with
Close Coaches, Stage Coaches, Ba,ouches, Dear.
borns, Gsgs, Ca,rioles, and Harness,
Of the best qualify, and on the most reasonable terms
Having learned their trades. and worked in the best
hands from there, who are like visc web acquainted
with the buiness, they pledge themselves to furnish
those who may call upon them with work equal in
quality and sppearanee to any in the United States.
RErAlRs nther line viii be done st the shortest no.
tice and on moderate terms
Gr They have on hand. for sale. several handsome
fashionable Carriages and Bsrouches and splendid
suikey and persons wishing purchase are respect
fully invited to call and examine them,
eATTERTHwAlT & RICHARDSON.
Ndsilcburg, Va. Feb S-H
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Servants for Wire.

'IyHREE GIRLS, (from the country and Of good ha.
bits) of IL, Is and IS years of age, would be hr.
ed by the year at reasonable wages Apply TO- the
Printer. feb 7-dW
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New Classical and English
.ACADE1fY.

~ q M
ACADEMIC
vuNIE Subscriber respectfully announces to the in
babitanls Of Alexandra, that he has this day open
ed Classical and English Academy, in the house re
Gently occupied by 7. Vowel. Esq, on Water st.
The undersigned Is himself Ut the present occasion
TO say that he designs establish himself permanent
" in this place. and 10 devote bis undivided time ard
attention TO the arduous and important duties Of an
Instructor of Youth The most approved and efficient
system of education will be adopted and every means
employ ed to promote the improvement Of his pupils
which much experience - Teacher has suggest
to him ~ conducive 20 that end. The discipline
will be mild, and invariably enforced The course Of
studies will comprise the Greek and Latin Caascs, the
French Language. and the Mathematics, viii. their
most useful applications to practice, besides the eIe
mentar, branches Of an English Educ alton.
Terms of admission and hours Of attendance made
known on application at the Academy.
H. T. CROssiN.
Reference is respectfully made to l Taylor, Pey.
ton Thompson, Daniel Bryan, and VIM. L. Hodeson,
Esqs Jan7-dlwSeou
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-08
For Rent,

- 'rhe large and commodioas HOUSE,
n at the Village. with . valuable fruit and
" owne by George Taylor, Esq.
Also, three Squares Of two Acres each. next west.
east and north east and ten south east. of the
srst. Apply to Samuel b Larmour. at the Ware.
house Of 6AA'L. d. LARM0UR + Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-08

lne CaShier OF the Urefnuelu Ddnk% kuoss. J
offers reward Of Five Hundred Dollars for the
recovery Of about $4,000. which was taken from
the trunk Of gentleman having charge Of it. to
carry to Boston. About $4,000 Of the above sum
belonged to the Greenfield Bank, and balance to
another Bank in Mass The money was bills on
the different Banks in New England.
Among the Boston 9th Of January toasts, is
the following:
WoMAN. The morning star of infancy-the
day star Of manhood-the evening star Of age
Bless our stars! May. We always bask IN their
skyey influences till we are sky high.
PENNSYLVANIA Coda letter from Harris.
burg, published in the Philadelphia Intelligencer,
says:-
"As the British Company in Nova Scotia
have succeeded, in defiance of the Tariff. to 10
tro,luce their Coal into Boston and New York,
and are making efforts TO introduce it into PhiIa-
delphia, il is very important that exertions be
made to send sufficient quantity Of the Penn
syvania Coal to Philadel phia in order to prevent
the British from gaining monopoly IN the Ame-
rican market"
Ohio STATE Bank.-The Columbus Register Of
late date says, the project Of State Bank
in Ohio, is, by common consent, to sleep until
next session. The Bill for tina, purpose. in its
present shape, could not muster more than TWEEN.
ty friends, in joint ballot.
Pennsylvania. The improvement bill, applo-
priaung the sum OF 80, 5l0.66I, for completing
the whole line Of public works from Philadel-
phia tn Plitsburg, passed third reading in the
House of Representatives on Monday, and was
sent to the Senate.
Interesting 10 Coal Dealers 1t sometimes
happens that Captains of CoaI boats, in order to
raise the ,rind when short Of funds, take the II.
berty OF settling parton OF the cargo, when con-
sstins ot that article. to effect this object. For
the affirmation Of all such persons, as well as
purchasers of such persons, il is necessary and
proper to state. thai transaction of this descrip
ton recently underwent u trial before the court,
al NOrristown, wherein il was decided that in
consequence OF such unauthorized sale, the real
owner did MT .ose his property in the article
The purchaser therefore was made liable TO the
shipper Of the coal, which we disposed to
consider righteous Judgment -Mner's Jour-
Shocking. On the morning Of Tuesday last,
MIR. Thompson. merchant OF Franklin, untor-
tunateiy mistook tie key he was accustomed to
USE in conveying ashes from the stove, for one
that contained about two pounds Of damaged
powder While IN the act Of discharging the
ashes from the keg. his body leaning over it into
the street, the powder exploded, and killed him
instantaneousls-his face was literally torn off
Mr.. +. .wasip the prime of life and much esteem
ed.-NashpsLe Banner.
The Heather AT the Museum on Thursday,
at8A NJ, the Thermometer stood at go. A
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The SloOp Diadamia

Sk& Would take freight to Norfolk OF Richmond;
@SS. csrres 500 barrels and is ready for its recep.
ON Apply to GEO JOHNSON b Co.
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Orphans Court, Alexandria County

OrphanS' Court, Alexandra County
January Term, 1883.
MARY STABLER and William stsbier. Admins
M traitors Of Edward stabler, deceased, submitted
the Court their first account Administrators afore.
said, with the vouchers IN support thereof which is
received by the Court and the will be allowed
and recorded, unless be shown 10 the contrary
ON or before the first Monday in March nest, of which
all persons Interested concerned will take notice.
Acopy-Teste: A. MOORE,
ian I7-w6w Rea will.
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Orphans Court, Alexandra County

january <eTHS, 1855.
NJ0RNAN u. FIrZHUGH and Jacob Dougiss Ex.
IN ecutors Of Daniel McI.esn, deceased d. admitted
the Court their third sccouns Executors Aforesaid
with the voucher. in support thereof which receiv.
corded, unless be shewnt to the contrsrs on or
before he first Mon day in March next; Of which al
persons interested or concerned will take notice.
copy-Test: A. MOORE,
ian 17-w6w sssk Reg. wills:
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-08

,.,,, MUSEUM
- !r'm Toto 10, NJ, and froms tos.pp
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Among the Boston 9th Of January toasts, is
the following:
WoMAN.-'rhe morning star of infancy-the
day star Of manhood-the evening star Of age
Bless our stars! May we always bask IN their
skyey influences till we are sky high.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-08

Orphans Court, Alexandra County,
December Term, 1882.
iluDEREA. That, In future. no account be settled
NJ in this Court. without first giving previous notice
once aweek for six weeks. In some newspaper pub.
ished the Town of Alexandrs. to all persons inter.
ested concerned. Of the time of such settle ment
q. ~ a copy-Test. A. MOORE
iap,17--v6w Fzle Reg. wills.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-08
SALES AT AUCTION:
BY GEORGE wHITE.-:7HS DAI.
Dry GueAs sale

fvONTiNTED this afternoon. 1t Whites Auction
u Rooms. commencing 1t O'Clock. There semains
unsold, variety Of
Cloth and casipetts tiCkings
Csmbrick prints. English colours
sink and other vestings. domestics
Dandanno ard Gag bdkfs, Blankets
Irish linz n. red padding, tsble cloths
Red and green bszes, bangup cord
Cotton balls. sc &c.
ian 8 ~S.ssssr 49,.
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Orphans Court, Alexandra County,

December Term, 1855.
EDWARD sNyTH, Executor Of John Roach, de.
~ ceased. submitted to the Court his first acc .unt
a. Executor .fcresad: with the vouchers in support
will be allowed and recorded unless cause be shevn
to the contrary. sefore the frat Monday in March
next of which all persons interested or concerned wi
take notice. A copy-Test
janl7--w6w A. MOORE. Rer. will.
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Orphans Court, Alexandra County,

@ January Term, 1885,.
ID ENJANlN iiALLOWELL and William stabIer.
I'D Executors Of Priscilla ieadey, deceased, submit
ted the Court their first account 40 Executors sfore
sad, with the vouchers in support thereof vhchis re.
ceived BY the Court and the will be allowed and
recorded unless be shewn the contrary on or
before the first Mondxy in March nextt Of which all
persons Interested or concerned will take notice.
copy-Test; A. MOORE,
jan 17-w6w Reg Wills.
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Lhrary Notlce.

rlsiIE Stockholders IN the Alexandra Library are
i hereby informed that an Election will be held On
Monday. the 9Th instant, st the orsry Room. for the
purpose Of choosing Presdent and eleven DiFscsrs
wear Votes will be received from II till 2.
feb 6-eo3t GEO. DRINKER. Librarian