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Arr at BRISTOL, June lst, schr Primrose, Wy
man, fin Kennebec, with lumber to E. Sprague.
Sloop Eunice, Ellis, fm Gardiner, with lumber to
E. Sprague. r. :,
2d-arr sloop Reaper, Pitman, fin New York,
With provisions &c. to Usher & Tanner.
Sloop Ann, Crocker, FIN New York, with corn
and -four to G. Burr & Co.
Sloop Betsy, Marson, fm Gardiner, with lumber
to Z. Sprague.
sd-arr Ship Charlotte, Church, IL days from
Havana, with moasses, sugar, coffee and honey 70
Thes. .Ckareh, and eshArs- Passengers, Joseph
GoodinR, Esq. and Don Moritin, Of Havana Sail
ed in CO. with brig Henry, Of Salem, for straits Of
Gibraltar. Left, ships Bohemia, Lloyd, kenne-
bunk, VT. #; Coriolanus, Jones, fm Portland, disg
Norfolk, Euce, Boston, W.T.. cargo; Pomona, do do
brigs Anistel, Wyatt, FIN Bristol dsg; Ocean, FIN
Portland, do; Nereus, Cole, for Warren days
Busy, Church, for Providence do; Blakely, Saw
yer, Portland, do; Mar, Thomas, do do; Franklin
Jordan, dc, 2do; Globe, Choate, FIN do dsg; Me-
chanic, do do. Spoke lat 28 l6, Ion 79 80, schl
Salmen, Cook, Of Scituate, AZ days FIN Jamaics
fop New York short ofprovisons and water, sup
piled then,-the Capt. stated he had been becalmed
So days. 29th, lat "a, lon IS 80, schr Amethyst,
fin Charleston for Portsmouth, N. H. S0th, LAT
81 ~, lon "a SO, passed ship Chatham, Of Boston,
standing West. 1t was very healthy at Havana,
when the C. sailed. Markets for American produce
improving. Molasses bits and very scarce. Cof-
fee upon the rise. Freights dull.
Schr Rising States, Munro, 8 daysfm Savannah,
with lumber to Leonard & Manchester.
sth--saed, sloop Betsy, Maron, Gardiner
6th--arr sloob Sopello, Hathaway, fm Darien,
with cotton and lumber to the Master.
Sloop Sally, Gladding, from New York.
Sailed sloop Omega, Starbuck, Nantucket.
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AUCTIONS.
BY SAMUEL A. DRISCOL.
ADMINISTRATIVE Sale.
CARPENTERS TOOLS, &c. AT
4UCTTDN

WILL he sold at Public Auction, on Ssturda,
next. in front ofths Star ofice, at Ia pas
l2 O'Clock,
A N assortment Of Carpenters Tools. such q
sA planes Of difTernt kinds. saws, gimbleis
axes. sdzes. augers, squares. chissels. &c. Al.
so, at the same time, lot Of window sashes
doors partly finished, window frames &c.
On Saturday 29M ;n1. at2 o'clock, Pm
At the residence Of the late z. l. Reed. y
variety of articles, such as trunk woods. new
and old sea Ghosts, looms, bottles, a small boz
stove and ppe. grind slone, LOT Of old iron,
wosh machine. &c. &c.--Condtlors CASH.
GrAll persons having in their pos ssscn,
Tools belonging TO the estate Of tho lac q. L.
Reed, are requested 10 return them immediate.
ly. MARr b. REED, Admr'x.
J,,ne s. ss l ~
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n Rshoboth, on the 2eth ult by DE Rev. Mr.
Vs9cp. Mr.. RscnARD w: Barr, Of Fall River
{1ermeriy Of Brstoi. 10 SIis LAuRA Bliss, o.
kebcboth
In Wrensbsm, on Tuesday evening last, Benon
Carpenter. M. d. Of Seskonk, to Mss Adelins Ev.
ssstt. Of the former place.
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Assessors Notice.
T a town meeting of the Freen

Il T town meeting Of the, Freemeh
N ofthe town of Warren, holden a,
Coles Hotel, on the ist day Of June
1888, it was voted-That d tax Of two
thousand dollars be laid and Assessed on
the taxable property Of the inhabitants
and others, owning such property in this
town; and thai said tax be Assessed on OF
before the first day ofJuiy next. There
forcj we the Assessors for said town, give
this public notice TO all concerned, and
request them to give in to the Assessors,
at their respective dwellings, or at the
Town Clerks Office, true and correct
list of all their taxable property on or be-
fore the Goth inst. as the law directs.
DANIEL BoswoRTH, J
STEPHEN Mason,
Warren, June 8, 1888.
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Ship Edward Ewbaak, Of and from Charleston
for London, abandoned At sea nth March has ar
rived at Bosfen. 6hs was bsoueht, by part oi
the crew ofbrig Padang. The hnll y good order,
and leaks about 100 strokes per hour.
Brig Florida. Norris, from Matanzas for Boston.
struck on Bass Rip 26th May, and went down soon
ahsr: The two mStes, and passenger named T.
Boyd, ofBosson, were drowned by tho swamPinG
| Of The yavtl: The Capt. and men reached Nam
|tuckst-coulA cave nothing. The cargo consisted
of 666 hhda molasses, l66 boxes sugar, l64 bags
coffee and Is bblS honey. The first mate was
named HomAns Of Marblshsad, and the second Lo-
well, Of Portland.
csps. Norris. late Of brig Florida. ar at Boston
on Saturday.
Brig Havana, fin Havana. for Portland, was run
into 2ist inst by schr Helena Anguish, fm Eastpor
and sunk, without saving any thing. Oficsn and
crew have arr at Philadelphia.
SPOKEN,
May sls.. lat 50 IA Ion 60 SO. U, 9. sbip Fair
May soth. lat So 20. Ion n. brig Hsrrist. hua
May 2ls, lat AZ Is, lon IS 80, brig Pico, dass
from Boston for Copenhagen.
May 10th; lat 40 38, lon AZ 25, brig Champion,
Freeman, from Porto Cabello for Bremen.
May l4th, iat 40, Ion Al FL, ship Undine, from
New Orleans for Liverpool
April 25th, fBil OF Portland, ship Sarah & Car
oline, Of Boston, bound up Channel.
Off Cape Look Out, ship Chatham, from Boston
for Charleston.
Of Matanzas, brig Panope. from Apalachicola
for New York.
May 9Th. lat -, Ion 80 81 .Fr. ship La Cier Fa,
4months fun Bordeaux, on whaling voyage.
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Notice.

NOtICG.
TNHE subscriber being about to make
IL anew arrangement in his business,
calls on all indebted to him by Note or
Book Account, to call and settle the same
by the l5th Of June, OF they viii be left
for collection. Those having demands
will please cali and receive their pay.
BENJAMIN CHILD.
June /. Sw.
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Fresh Teas.

AMES GARDNERh has just rsceiv-
81 ed fresh supply Of young hyson
and sduchong tea, which wasimpofted in
the ship Ann & Hope, a few weeks since,
and may be depended on to be ofa supe.
rior quality. June O..
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Ha,res, RI May II, 1888. is.

'p0tSfpt As'@' 10y - ASeDs sSs
BROADCLOTHS, CASSIMERES
AND VESTLNGS.
"A VERY choice lot OF broadcloths--
IA consisting Of blue, black, invisible
gIeen, olive green, russell brown, blncls
mulberry, light brown and medly coiors,
from common 10 superlaiiye qHality.
ALSO--Striped, ribbed, drabs, dirk
and light fancy mixtures and blue cassi
meres; black silk velvet, black double snt
in, rich colered silk, vslentia and mar
sellcs vestings, are offered for sale chses
at LONG ROOM.
The above Goods are offered by y
piece or yard at ex'rcme low prices 80
will be made into CARMEN TSto oI
al short notice and on the most + f,vo,.s,.
terms WIN. a. wsr.ro~
!. may 25.
49,.
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year Old OIaek HEIf EN- Win WH'o IaOo' UUg
,orns, and little white under her belly; the
said heifsr being within his own land, IN this
Town.
Notice is therefore hereby given, that any
person laying jus, claim TO said tieder. can have
tho samo by pay ing cgatchargee Tor keeping
notifying, &c., dsuch claim be mudc within u
year and day ON said eighteenth day Of May
1883. Given under my bsnd the day and yesi
Grst aforesaid
June Z. RANDALL, Town Clerk
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p - ECElVED from New-York yes
H. ,erday, fine lot Of MERlEO
SHAWLS, which will positively DO sold
10 per Ct. less than the usual prices a
May q. s. DAVOL T. SON.
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nRAWN Nos. School Fund a, Cd
series.
81 80 I6 81 % 81 . 4t Sc AZ
Lowest prize $2.
Union Canal class IL.
8 SO SO SO 81 81 II l8 ID 63
Lowest prize SIS. :,
Delaware g. ". G. consolidated class ri.
III 58 l3 a. &c 81 ~ l8 SO 38 SO
Lowest prize So.
New York Con. class 8, for 1883.
I64 90 60 50 AZ IL 4l 92 81 25
Lowest prize SIS.
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SODA, sugar and butter crackers, fo
- sale by JAMES GARDNER.
June 8.
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Town CLERKS Office, Warren, May asth
an ESTRAY.

NV Taken up IN damage feasant on
~ the 18th day Of May, 1888, by
. GARbS5R NJ. BARNABy, a two
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ed at sea, when this bank, or reef, may have
caused the loss of several, as It lies with out
stretched arms to receive them.
I hope you will loose no time in making this
publicly known, as it is of SO much Importance
to shippers and seamen. The longitude here 81.
ven cannot be supposed to be altogether correct,
as it wss not determined by chronometer or
lunar observation. think that one of His Ma
jesty's smaller vessels of war. on the Bermuda
station could not be better employed than in as
certaining the true position Of this very DANCE
rous ShoaI. JAMES PORTER.
s. On interrogating Mr.. Mum further,
respecting the above shoaI. he stated that they
were obliged to bear up aud sail to the westward
OF il. in deep water, and supposed 1t to be on the
eastern ed &c Of the Gull Stream.
Extract from The Log Book Of Tie schr. lit
tie Mary Capt. Fields. from fntigaa, TO st.
Johns, ~ B. .4prii I, l333-.'At 4 "A NJ. tried the
temperature of the water, and find myself in the
Gulf Stream: At the water still warm. 8,
found water very cold. and Of a dark and muddy
color, every appearance of being on soundlngs.-
At about mile to the westward, the surface OF
the sea appeared as il breaking. or rather rolling
over a Shoal; saw great quantities of small fish
rise occasionally in schools. and porpoises. At
10 found the water warm again and OF the blue
color, and continued So until P. NJ of the Cd.
Latitude of Shoai corrected at noon, 81 81, N.
Longitude. by account, 66 0, W.-Partly de-
termined to return aud sound, but the wind was
fair, and also as there was every appearance of 4
NE snow storm coming on, was deferred from
doing it. On making the land within the Bay Of
Fundy on the 9th, the reckoning was only iS
miles of longitude to the w. Of the vessel, and
having sighted Bermuda on the passage, the lon.
g,tude given Of the Shoai cannot be far from the
truth,
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From The 81. John "a. b. Ueekiy Observer.
SaoAL IN THE GULF STREAM The following
letter of Captain Porter, copied from a newspaper
some wears ago, for the use of shlp.masters Of
this port, contains the description OF very dan
yerous shoa within the south edge OF the Gulf
Stream, at the bend or that part where the stream
beeins 10 bend to the eastward. Many persons
have doubted the existence Of this shoa as desert
bed by Mr.. Mum, but we think the truth fully
established and coroborated by the extract from
the Log Book Of Captain Field. given below.
"GREExock, Sept IS, 1928
.On INV passage to Archaugel, was inform
ed by nv chief mate, Alexander Mum. that
when he was mate Of the brig Joseph Hume, Of
Greenock, Rattray master, on their passage from
Mobile to Liverpool, on the 2ad of Aug. 1927,
thew discovered sand bank in lat. SO, N. and
longitude calculated back from the day on which
they sounded on the eastern edge OF the Grand
Rank Of New foundland, to "a 90 w. and that
thew passed close to it, and saw the white sand
above the water; and sounded where the vessel
then was, and found 90 fathoms, sandy bottom,
a quarter Of a mile of.
The mate requested of the master permission
to 90 for few buckets Of sand, but he would not
Grant il, The bank was observed by the mate
from the briggs mast head. 10 be OF horse shoe
form; the opening Of the shoe facing the south
west. and appeared in length to be no more than
half or three quarters Of a mile. As this dan
eerous bank lies directly in the track OF all ves-
sells pursuing a norlheasterly course from the
Gulf of Florida, deem it my duty to give it the
earliest publicity, in the hope that it will be the
means Of saving many valuable lives ana much
property.
New Orleans, SC. aresuppOsed to have founder
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COMMERCIAL.
BALTIMORE MARKET-MAr II

Hopard Street Flour The receipts of the
week are fraction over 1000 barrels. The mar.
ket has improved shade since our last weekly
report. At the beginning OF the week, sales
were made at SIS S7&, aud 5 4SI, and Occa-
siunally at 5 so for fresh parcels OF approved
brands. Since then, various parcels have been
sold at 4Si and so, those at the latter price
being generally of fresh manufacture and inspec-
ton. The market is firm to day. and we quote
at 5 4S4 so per Dbl. The wagon price has
been uniform aud steady throughout the week,
including TO day. at IS per Dbl.
Gin Mills Fyour. The stock of this descrip-
ton is very low, AMI the demand throughout the
week has been limited. Holders ask 50 IS per
Dbl. without meeting purchasers. A small par
Gel at first middl,nss was sold at 90.
.y,.squeha,aaa.-ln the beginning of the week
a small lot, not ia good order, was sold at s. 25.
The sales since have been limited at 81 for
parcels in common condition.. A parcel OF fresh
and in very superior order was sold yeserday.at
5 45i We quote So as the fair store rate.
Uheai. In the beginning Of the week the re-
ceipts Of Wheat were small, and good parcels
were readily taken at an advance on the prices OF
last week. Since then the market has been bet
ter supplied. but the advance has been maintain.
ed On Monday aud Tuesday several lots OF
prime MARYLAND reds were sold at 81 Is, and
other parcels. not so good at "a, s5, and |
%. The sales of prime reds since have been at
these rates, and we quote go a 25 as the-talr
marke, price Of good to prime reds this morning,
with fair demand Ordinary sorts lower as in
quality Two or three very small parcels OF
white wheat were sold during the week al l so
| s3. Good lots suitable for family flour would
bring So Sc,
Corn.-The supplies Of Corn have been tole'
rably fair this week. but the demand has been
mostly for yellow, and the sales of that descrip'
ton have been readily effected Ga Monday
and Tuesday sales Of white were made at 65 cts,
aud of yellow at 67a6s cts. Since then the sales
of white were made at IS, Ga and 65 cts. and
yellow at e. cts. We quote white to-day at 6S
65 cts, and yellow at 81 cts.
RE Sales Of good lots were made through
out the week at 75a77 cts A lot OF inferior
was sold this morning at Is cts. We quote -
1T cts. as the fair market rate.
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A bill is now before the Parliament Of Great
Britain which proposes to regulate the hours Of
labor in the mills aud factories. throughout the
kingdom. The preamble alleges that it is prac-
tice, in many places. to employ great number
of children, and young persons of both sexes, an
unreasonable length Of time, late at night and
in many places all night, greatly to the injury Of
their health and morals The enactment, it is
proposed, shall 90 into effect on the 1l,h Of July
next.
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7rask caught once more.-The Worcester
Yeoman states, that Howard Trask has at length
been captured in New Salem, Franklin county.
He was discovered lurking about in that negbor-
hood, aud when pursued defended himself for
some time by threatening his assailants with a
knife, but was at last knocked down bya sturdy
woman and STANDARDIZATION Mere. Journal.
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ACC Packages

DRUGS. CHEMICALS, DYE-STUFTS. &c.
Selected By the Subscriber. just received and for
sale:
4 MONG which. are fresh salad oil. from Marselles
"a aud ,rdeaux; in baskets; do do. do from Flo.
renee; TASKS in boxes tRboonl; Turkey gum m, rrh;
r. fined csmphori African pepper. in powders su'Phste
of quinne. French and Am. ricsn best; compound
chlorine tooth wash; alcohol, void of disageeabe
odor, Howards cslomel and tartar emetc. from Lon.
dong superior lquorice paste. in small rolls stamped
" Poiozza genuine socotorine aloes cupping instru.
p,ents, chloride Of lines chsmomle flowers; best
English saffron; Northern honey strained, superior
article for table use; marble mor,ars. assortment;
bIesched Jamaica ginger do in powder very e'eganti
fresh Honduras sarssparlla, very pure white mustard
seed for medicine, pearl tapoca CASTLE soap; mar
bled bar soap, highly scented, Spanish arnotto; Cara.
geen, Irish moss q article of food tor inyalids,
also for making blanche orange lemon, or SIS
worry ellies and white SOUP, assortment Of teeth
brushes, gum copa, ist quality seectedi shell lac,
best India hubarb root selected; Turkey rhubsrb, IN
root, Russian isinglass; American do both in sheett
cassa in mats fine sponge; true borax, refined; nurs.
ing botes apOthccares glassware; castor oil, OF the
best quality; Inx Irvine, refined saltpetre; extra hne
Burgundy pitch; spirits Of turpenne; cremor tartar
powdered red tartar. or srgol; ground hache wood,
velvet corks, ground logwood, (true CsmPeschy1
ground filstc; indigo; indeble ink, in cases, best
quality; Chinese sieves, &C
All Of which will be disposed Of moderate terms
at wholesale retail Country merchants are invited
to call. WV. SFABLER.
S mo 9-tf (Warrenton Spec.1
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A Salutary Erample.-In the Village Of
Amesbury Mass. containing q population Of
more than two thousand souls, and which has
two public taverns and fourteen stores, there is
not at this time, single gallon Of ardent spirits
Of any description whatever.
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District Of N',lunibia.

County Of alexandria, SCI.
CAMUEL HILLS has applied 70 / { Hon J ames s.
= Morseii, Assistant Judge ct the u States Circuit
Court of the District Of Columbia, to be discharged
from Imprisonment under The act for the relief of in.
solvent debtors within The District of Columbia, on
Thursday, the sixteenth day Of May, ('nst } at ten
o'clock, A. ~, at the Court House in Alexandra;
when and where his creditors are req red . attend
NAV 1876 EDH. {. LEE, e. e.
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Wool Caraing at OccOquan.

TIME subscribers inform the public that they are lea
dy .ss the s,e sese with care and Dispatch
All who can conveniently, are requested TO SEND
early in the season All who live within moderate
distance from the Mills win find an advantage in this
because the numerous parcels sent from distance oy
the wheat wagons, in August and septemosr, some
times cause delay. ). o. H. 'ANNIi.
NAV Scott
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~ In compliance with the request Of several
Of the most respectable inhabitants OF this place,
Mr.. Boudet will continue the exhibition Of La
Belle Nature this day, from until dusk-to be
appropriated exclusively to the ladies. Madame
Bcudet will be 10 attendance. Gentlemen can
be admitted in the evening from until 10.
MAY i3-lt
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W The early arrival Of the Mail every night
compeIs US to put our paper to press at time
soon enough to meet it. Our advertising custom
ers would, therefore, much oblige US BY leaving
their advertisements during the Summer at the
Office as soon in the evening as they can make 1t
convenient.
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Nistyict of columbia.

County Of Alexandria, Set
TVNHONAS C.. ROACH has appneG To the Honor
h able William Cranch, Chief Judge of the United
States Circuit, Court of the District Of Columbia, to be
discharged from Imprisonment, under the act Tor the
rrct OF in solvent deh.ars within the Dst'ici OF Coum-
ba on The first Monday in June next, at ten O'Clock
A.. NJ, at the Court House in Alexandra, when and
where bis creditors are required to attend.
ma. Is-St EDa. ZEE. c. g.
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SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA. On. c. !.
ARRIVED. May II,

ARRIVED. May IL,
Schooner Joseph Stewart. Wood. Baltimore,
so hours; Tobacco to w. Fowle & Co.
Schooner Samuel, David, Patuxent; Tobacco
to w. Fuwle & Co.
Sloup Union. Taylor, Philadelphia; Freight
foy the District.
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Ground Plaster,

For sale by hs Ton, Barrel. or Bushet.
TIME subscriber has on hand, and intends Keeping
I,r;nr the season. Ground Plaster, which will be
.o at as low prices as be procured at in the Dis
trict. '"1A'
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'AO Rent.

t., That pleasantly situated HOUSE on Jones'
Esill Point to which will be attached sufficient ground
for Gsrden. To q person Of correct habits, will
rent it on reasonable terms.
may11 JOSIAH II. DAVIS.
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Schooner Velocity, Hammond, cleared at Bos-
ton tor this port 9Th.
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For Norfolk & NicMMNO nd !.
The Steamer COLUMB

Captain James Mitchell. will leave
i fz the District of Columbia on Mon.
- : day, the 18th of May at 2 O'Clock
p. H. for Norfolk and Richmond, for the purpose of
conveying passengers who may wish to attend the
Convention of the Episcopal Church, to be held in
Richmond on the 18th Of the month The Boat will
arrive at Richmond on Tuesday evening, the l4th.-
Returning. she will leave Richmond for the District OF
Columbia on Monday, the goth of May. -,
Passage and meals to and from Richmond, for all
persons whose names may be sent in IS down, and IS
back.
Those persons who DESTROYS Of this cheap and ex
pedtous conveyance, will please leave their names ~
VIM. II. Morrison, bookstore, Alexandra
The Columbia is superior Bost and, besides large
and spacious Ladies' Cabin, can accommodate over
100 passengers in the Gentlemen's Cabin.
u-r The Boat will stop the different landings on
the Kiver to receive passengers.
NAV l-eOl3th
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Mr DrAxE, in a few DAYS to be made Secre-
ary Of the Treasury, is The son OF the former
editor Of the Aurora The Philadelphia Inquirer
state, that he WAS originally printer-worked
nany a long and weary day at the case-then
studied law, and gradually attained, BY the force
Il ana,,i,led merit, to the high standing among
.,e.ow citizens, which has led to his elevation
10 Que Of the most Important aud disn'hej posts
q LIZ Union.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-13

The political prints throughout the country are
citing uneasy already, President making VIII
commence again in very short time. We go
fer lors tra-e; and when the war does COM
neace, Ne hope and trust it may be conducted
10 an honorable way.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-13

The Episcopal Convention TO be held at Rich.
f, nd IN the 18th inst. will be attended by
r,,, number from all parts Of the state. The
,pnual asscmblases OF that denomination OF Chris
ian. are attracting mOre and more attention eve
\ Sflr.
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+ or Rent,

,NyeA A Two-story FRAME HOUSE.
SaEsgnLs with large Garden attached thereto, at
Es&iIiK the corne Of Wilkes and Pitt streets, op.
ssa5asH g posite Mr.. e. Shoots, where persons
wishing to rent will please inquire.
may lO-3t WM HUBpALT.