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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-03-08

the armies of France, both against Austria and
spain, obtaining decorations and rank as the tro'
phies of his valOr. In 1914 he was appointed
Lieut.. General, and recently he has been mem
Der of the chamber Of Deputies, from the depart.
nent Of the Seine and Disc.
The career OF this man, which has conferred
honor upon his family, and glory upon France,
seems to have been long since forgotten by that
people across the Atlantic, whose interests he in
early life adopted as his own.
Eternal honor to the Hero and Patriot who
heshed his maiden sword in the cause Of Ameri-
can independence .4ibany Daily .Adrertiser.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-03-08
YcoMMuNIcATEB.

THE SABBATH We cannot conceive
that great public mischief will not result from
the open and wantcn abuse Of the Sabbath which
is occasioned by the noveity and attraction Of
ne modes Of amusement. The Railroads III
the vicinity Of large cities are thronged by null
titudes who claim right to spend this day as
they do other DAYS of the week in seeking their
own pleasure We are not disposed to prescribe
to them or to others any mode Of spending the
day, but we feel as if we had right to protest
against such an employment OF it as tends to abo-
lsh all distinction between that and other days
We are persuaded that, if the nature and purpose
of the institution of the Sabbath were generally
understood, many who now wantonls desecrate
and abuse it, would at least avail themselves of
the temporal advantages it confers.
We have The following views, under date OF
1888, of the eminent Dr. Rush, of Philadelphia,
who was no bigut Or Oppressor Of mems cOnscien-
cess
Amusements of every kind, on Sundays. beget
habits Of idleness and love Of pleasure which
extend their influence to every day OF the week.
In those manufacturing towns in England where
the Sundays are spent in ideness and frulicking,
little or no work is ever done on the ensuing dav.
Hence it is called st. Monday. II there was no
hereafter, individuals and societies would he great
gamers by attending public worship every Sun,
day. Rest from labur in the house nf God winds
up the machine Of both soul and body, better than
any thing else, and thereby invigorates it tor the
Iabors and duties Of the ensuing week. Should |
ever travel into Christian country, and wish to
know whether the laws of that Country were wise
and just, aud whether they we're duly Obeyed,
the only question | would ask. should be. ID
the people spend Sunday at Church, or IN ora.
surabie entertainments at home and abroa
The Sunday SchooIs'in Eng aud hev, hero
found extremely useful in reor mug .he children
of poor people. Who can witness tnr p acil,r OF
swimming, sliding. aud skating, when prev all 81
universally IN Sundays in most Of the cities oI
the United States, and not wish for similar in.ti
tulious TO rescue our poor children from destruc.
ton? shall conclude my remarks upon ,ns sub.
ject by declaring that do not wish To see any new
laws made to enforce the keeping oAhe Sabbath.
| call upon Ministers of the Gospel only to IT,
crease and xtend, by their influence, the pu
and useful spirit Of their religion.
In riding through our country, we may Away:
tell, by the appearance Of the people we meet
With on the road, or see a, taverns, whether they
enjoy the benefit Of public worship and OF vi
giant and faithful ministry.
Where settlement enjoys these inestimable
blessings, We generally find taverns deserted on
Sunday, and a stiffness perva,iing the whole
neighbprhnod. as if Nature herself had ceased
nln her labors. to share with man in paying heI
weekly homage t" God for his creating goodness.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-03-08

Schooner Columbia, Smith. hence at New York
lst instant.
Sioop Union, Taylor, cleared at Philadelphia
for this port 4th.
Missing Tessel. schooner Wives, Gin.
ton, lied from Bristol. X, | on the 10Th Octo.
Der last, for Marauzas, and has not since been
heard OF. The report that she had put into Mar
Unique in distress. alter having been 60 days at
sea, proves to be incurred. She had several
passengers on board. II any intelligence is OBJ.
tanned N her. it is requested, by the friends of
hose on board. that it NAV b. made public
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COMMERCIAL.
PHILADELPHIA MARKET-M.pcu o

PHILADELPHIA MARKET-MARcH 9.
FLoUR--fhe sales Of supe,fns -four through.
out the week, have been at IS, which we give as
fair quotation, though some holders manifest a
disposition for higher rates. Rye -four, 8. 87a. -
Considerable sales Of Corn meal have been made
at prices not TRANSFERRED
GRAIN-Corn. white, Sc cts; yellow. 81 cts.
Sales Of Rye at Is tn 76 cts.
sEEos.-Ciover seed Of prime quality is scarce
aud IN fair demand. Superior lots readily bring
81, inferior quality, $3.50. at which prices sales
have been made during he week. Flax seed has
been selling a, from 81 Is To l,75. In small lots.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-03-08
COUNT CHARLES DE LAMETH.

The galiantt La Fayc''e has recently express
sd the NiSn, that hi> Death m sht D :eCede the
d,,sniutlnn Ut the Union. Ude Of ms compa.
mon, IN arms has been mo.e fortunate. Count
Ctrie, DE Lameth, alter 'ung aud distinguish
I'd career, has recently died Ia FranIr; aud his
name and that of his brother, Nho died three
Yeas since, cannot be perml ID Ia pass from the
menury OF those who honor tne services of the
'RrroUs and BRAVE.
iae subject OF this sketch vas native Of P;.
ta'dy' wa' born III l7j6. and in the friga'e La
u'H're followed hi, brother Aexauire to Ameri.
ca Ia company with the Duke De L4uzun and
mlny Other distinguished officers A celebrat.
Ell "a'a engagement .uok place On the passage,
ne'"eeN This 'es,ei, assisted by another French
hl5A'e' LA'sle, aud an English irisate, the Hec-
"r' III "1tl ne latter was Obliged 10 strike her
|""> lHeI, landing In thu Delaware was at.
V"u'u win many fpmautc Irriieu'S. d much
GA''Sef A. t. s''sh ti'e,. IN Anlch the present
NJ VI ENS'aad ZEN "aS, chased the two Feach
''se''' aud n'al dies :o,, d one, # Mt 6a,h nf
Wem' IN our waters Sn not va, the pursui,.
wa, 'he r''nch officers were compelled tn escape
m'AaIl boats, at midnight. and the military ches,
"N '"r while "epoSiied IN The rirer until the
ts""l oHAPpra'ed, Wnen 1t was taken up and
p,s1'Ih' IN safety To PNiladephla through he i'm
N"'usao'e eAertlOus of the Chevailers Vlompn,l
and D. Laval VIZ
i'e VARIOUS anecdotes connected with the ser.
l'''' and gallant bearing # these French officers
'u"s the remainder 1T our rev utionary war.
"' '"er an ln'Rg theme to me pen Of our fu-
",e P'e''' o'ographrrs and uo,elisls.
y" We return at Count harie, To his own
,'u"T!' ne was made IT, Col Of the Orleans
S'0ns, then Col. Of the Kings Cura-.iers.
~" srnt'eman IN wait,og 10 the Count ID Ar,os,
80" Aug "' France. About this time. through
=, "u1enee oil his mother. who was sister of
= 's"a' nf"g'o, he married a beautiful Young
"r possessing immense wealth., by the name
~ - % he was Chosen Deputy from Artois to
,s states General, aud until the flight Al Louis
n, n ne Vas warm and energetic opponeu, vi
s'1', anu the ar,s,ocracy. He was with the
S"! '' Laiayeue oUtn tNas GsHssnh nsanf,y,Nrl
IT '''nnand From Earenues he esoaped I,
M .e' where ne suffered temporary arrest, bu
E, '"'"S MS liberty. he retired TO Hawburon
81 u great ooscurlty He afterwards select
,Iso ol''e IN Switzerland as the place of hi, resi-
~ In 1900 he returned to France with hi
anu other emigaut., whose names wer,
81 nom the list OF exiles. He re.en,e,e,
Is,- "v, and was appointed aid to Murat il
~ lie distinguished himself at Heilsbero b,
-"'"mn"n bravery, aud in short, from tha
1"'u ISIS, he served with great honor il
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-03-08

Norei Legistaion.-in the House of Repre-
sents''.es Ut P,nnsylvsn'a last week. while bill
granting pensions to certain revolutionary vete-
rams WAS pending in that body. Mr.. Matthias NOV.
ID to add a gratui'y Of forty dollars to one Sarah
Cross. the swee'hsut Of an old sotdler;'
viii II motlun prevailed, 40 to Sc!
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-03-08
MARRIED.,

On the 9th instant. by the Rev. Mr.. Lennon,
john II. BRENT. of Alexandra, tn LUCY PAes.
daughter of the late J. w. BAYLOR, of Fauquier
County, Virginia.
L. " Washington. on Monday evening last by
the Rev Mr.. Pafrey, Hon. JOHN KING, of New
York, to Mas. SARAH S. BRANNAN, Of Washing
TIM
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-03-08
DIED.,

In Tortenham. England, on the cath Deem
Der. the R.v. GEoRGE WHITFIELD, the celebrat.
ed Methodist Preacher, aged 70
At Dayton, Ohio. on Thursday night, 2S;h
ult.. Co,onel NcARTHuR, eldest son Of Guver-
nor Nc Arthur, IN the 3lSt of his age.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-03-08
TO Fishermen.

ca Coils OF superior Hanging and Hauling Rope,
w warranted good
BT,dport seine Irvine
Oars from Is to % feet long
Beads for oos, sides, from 80 to SO feet long
Oakum, Nails, &c. &c.
JOSIAH II. DAVIS.
For sale or hire two large Scows, with large swivel
oars, well calculated tor transporting fish from any Of
the fishing shores nigh town. J. H ID
mar s
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Herrinys

Oh Barrels Family Herr'ngs. with roes
~ 100 10 No. l and 2. IN good order
Apply to JONATHAN SHILLABAR
Cash Tor clean Rags Who will receive on storage
Four, aud keep the mill brands separate in the
house sdiouing his Office Insurance be had on
property ut low raies the building is nearly fire
proof. mar 8-eo3t
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misunderstanding

GRAND CONCERT
On SATURDAY, EFENIVG, MARCH 9.
sShE puoic are respectfully informed that, at the
solicitation off many respectable families, who are
esrous to hesr the vocal powers Of the distinguished
minstrel, who have attracted such crowds in the prin
cipal cities. Arrangement has been made to give q
grand Divertise mept in which will appear
GEORGE WASHINGTON DIXON,
The distinguished national votsry of the C"Tic Muse.
author of Jim Grow, Down South, Clar de Kitchen.
Coal Back Rose, sc.
HERR KLUSSM4N, from the Royal Acad. nv,
Germany, Professor OF the ClsrioEet, and SEN ORA
LiSK1. from Warsaw. will appeal, and introduce ma
ny populsr pieces from Handel and iisydn and the
operas of Cinderella, Nsssnello, rancredi, John OF
Paris. NC
OnAL,sKA will preside a, the Piano Forte during the
evening. Several melodies will be introduced.
Dir DIXON willgive his highly popular ec,ure on
Ventril qusn, and his celebrated EAtraVagsnzas OF
Jim Crow, Clar de Kitchen, or Down South. which
continue TO attract crowded houses in New York, Phi
ladelp,a Baltimore, and uher cities.
The Coact TT will commence al O'clock.
a. Boxes and Pit so cents; Gallery Is cents.
- ckets may be had at the Box Office, Theatre
Sea- secured hove. mar Is
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-03-08

va received, Yesterday, the fhi'aue'Ph'"'
WI and Boston papers due on Sunday
49,, Monday. No mail east OF washington yes
,srday.
-. 40 requested to state that, in consequence
=, the severity Of the weather, the hENSLh'
~. hesp unable to comply with their engage
-sp, to perform at Alexandria as annou"ceo'
r,l,y and Saturday nights. AS soon as
,i,v are enabled to comply due not''e VIII Oe
si,,n'
rr, Statement, hat the Legislature Of Indiana
.,,,,s,sd Bank, is incorrect. The pro-
;,o, ca,.ed the Hnu,e of Representatives OF
c,,,s hut was lost in the Senate by two
votes.
The National Preacher for January contains a
s,.,00o by the Rev. Nathan Perkins, ID. ID. OF
w., Hartford, Conn preached on the sixtleth
anniversary of his Ministry in that place. when
sr,hty three years old. The Sermon was
,,oodsJ on Q Peter |, II, 10. Perhaps this Is
-, o.lv instance in the world Of living Minis
=. wbo has preached uniuterruptedly to the
an. congregation for sixty years IN succession.
I,teS 81, Louis Times Of February 10, Is
LITER from Geo Davenport, dated STANDING
Rock. January 26il. stating most d'stne''y'
,s,. the rumors Of Indian hostllltIes, which have
,,s, NJ, aAoat, are without any foundation.
Il will be seen. BY the advertisement IN ano-
a,r column, that a Concert is to be given at the
Theatre on Saturday evening. Among other en-.
s,,irment., Mr.. G. ". Dixon will sing the
FLOWING beautiful and patriotic Song, called
.OUR NATIVE LAND"
our native land! our native lame!
For thee thou iuStre OF the world!
ST. 4 Va united shall we stand
W, h sabre drawn and flag unturli.
The ;eS,cy fathers left,
b, Free ION sulct on'd, stu Is ours:
Nor hall Our nohir tree be rett,
Wh.Ie es'r, branch Is dressed IN '"'r>!
iuzz,! lIuza / sous of the free!
G.r.k-, suLc he bolt from iredsOn's hand
Fpr Col. tc Fame aud iiScrts--
For UIroo aGG our Native Land,
Oar Country dear! our Country dear.
Shall Faction spun thy holy avs
Si,ah Feed. ms sword an3 Freedoms spear
BE vie, le tn dsunVn's earIsr!
Tia, iary fields shall they be str,w'i
With brothers slain BY brothtr's nanI'
Shall fathers raise their arms Of blood
Against he eiS,gn Of our tsada
NGzlA, sc
cur starry 4 1 Ger starry A.g!
4 E..ht
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SNIP NEWS.
FORT DF ALEXANDRIA. ID. c
ARRIVED. MARCH 7.

ARRIVED. MARCH Z.
Brig Daniel Miller, Baron, Turks Island;
Salt to j & w. II. Irwin.
schr. Dunton & Son, RisIey. Egg Harbor;
Ballast, &c. to f Dain.er6aid.
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8O4 prizes-40, 900 Tickets sl20 900
Tickets 81 90; halves 2 90; quarters w.

804 Prizes-40, 900 Tickets Sl2O 900
Tickets 81 90; halves 90; quarters w.
Mode Of Draining:
The 40, 900 tickets are num'ered from to 4OOoo
inclusive On the day Of drawing the whole Of the
numbers will be put into wheel, and all the prizes
INTO snother the numbers will be drawn alternately
FIRST the number and then the prize, until all the prizes
are drawn Prizes payable in cash sixty DAYS alter
the drawing, subject to the usual deduction OF Is per
cent.
Tickets shares and packages to be had in the great
est variety, at
ftsrri.Orburg. Va
Orders for tickets shares and packages, in this Lot
tery enclosing the cash, will receive the most prompt
attention. # addressed above, Agents ordering
ckets the above scheme will ne sidered posi-
tive SALE and chugel accordingiy At scheme prire.
0AVIu s, JONES, Manager.
February IS, 1888.
| ~ Notice to Agents vending Tickets in thu
Shenandoah Bridge Lottery Il have appointed Csc
G GLAsc, OK, Of Warenton, Fauquier County, Va
Distributing Agent for the following Counties: Orange
Culpeper, Madison, SpOttsylvnns, Stafford, rr.nc
william Fairfax, Loudoun, Fauquier, and the Distric
| of Columbia.
Agents residing Tor responsible persons wishing J.
,rcome such) in the above Gountes will please scn'
heir orders to GEO G. GLA5C0CR, where The.
v u be promptly attended to-
February IS. 1883. DAVID JONES, Manager
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-03-08
Fresh Chocolate.

on t'af Boxes Bakers M Chocolate
90 40 do Lspham's No l do
Jus, received per schooner Spy from Boston, and for
sale by S MESSERSNIiu.
mar
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To the Voters of Fairfdr.
SALES AT AUCTION.
Ury Clouds sale

Dry GONNs sale.
I'M Saturday evening. atty o'clock, will be sold at
~ Whites Auction Rooms
Cloths. Cassimeres Ca sinetts
Point Blankets, Tickings, Bsze,
Plsds, brown and bleached Cotton.
Lustrngs. black Lustrinrs,
Vestngs, Nankeens, Csmbricks
Rowan CasNmeres, sc &c.
Also, without reserve, new and fashionable blue
surtouf coat. msr7
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-03-08
Clover Seed b Apples.

- T.. HARRISON has received, aud offers for sale
~ al his Warehouse on King street, barrels clio.
yer Seed, and barrels of Prince William Apples,
mar 7-St
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-03-08

~ Pursuant TO the above Decree, shall
proceed to sell, Tor cssh,
s.tsss, $50 ACRES OF LAND,
= in the county of Alexandria, about miles
~ from Georgetown, and miles from Alexsn.
,cssssss dra, adjoining the land Of VIM Birch Jas.
Payne, and Mrs. Ager Sale to take place on Tues.
day, the ID day of April next. at 10 O'clock, the
premises. to Wit, at VIM BIrch's house. II the pur
chasers fail to comply with the terms Of ssle in
day thereafter, the land, that day, will again be
soid and the first purchasers held liable for any defc
ency. c. SCuTf, Commissioner.
mar eo,9dApr
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-03-08
district VI tNlunlbiu,


OCTOBER TERM, 1888.
James Birch, Complainant,
Thomas Birch, Caleb Birch Eliza.
b tn Taylor, iormerl, Elisabeth
Birch. VIM Birch, John Birch,
Samuel Birch Isaac Birch, ST PIN CHfNCERY.
nah Birch. wife of the late 10.
seph Birch, and William Henry
Birch and Joseph Birch infant
children Of said Joseph Birch,
Defendants,
FliS cause coming this day regularly on. and being
set for hearing upon the bill aud snsw Of the do.
PENDANTS, John Birch. william Birch Sinah Birch. the
widow ofthe late Joseph Birch, deceased. and ssmue,
Birch, Isaac Birch and the infant children defendants
William Henry Birch and Joseph Birch, by James
Birch, Junior assigned their Guardian, and the bill
being regularly taken for CONF ssed and set for decree
as to the other defendants, upon whom due notice had
been served but who have not answered the bill aore
said, ad it appearing to the sasact Of thu Court
that the land in the complainani's bin mentioned, If
sold, prayed by the complainant would not produce
of money equal sl00 to each of the heirs Of the
said Joseph Birch late of the County of ilexandrs,
deceased is therefore decreed, ordered and adudg
ed, b, the Court, that the land be sold by Scott
Commissioner, at public auction, for cash first giving
thirty days notice of the time and place of sale.
Test: EDM. l. LEE, c. C.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-03-08

,r,, .,a,emen, hat the Legislature OF Indiana
, a chartered a Bank, is incorrect. Inc pro.
80, c,,.ed the House of Representatives OF
s,,te. but was lost in the Senate by two
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-03-08

It will be seen. by the advertisement IN ano-
,,,, column, that Concert is to be given at the
Theatre on Saturday evening. Among other en-
,,ainment., Mr.. G. ". Dixon will sing the
rJ,ou,ar beautiful and patriotic Sony, called
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-03-08
ALEXANDRIA, ID. c.
,o,osy MORNING. MARCH 8. 1888,

~. received, Yesterday, the Philadelphia
y,rk aud Boston papers due on sunda!!
',uod,v No mail east of Washington yes
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-03-08

lathe St. Louis Times Of February 10, is
LITER from Geo Davenport, dated STANDING
Rock. January 26ih. stating most distinctly
,,,. the ru,nor, Of Indian hostlll'ies, which have
h,e, M. aaoat, are without any foundation.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-03-08

uur starry h.g. Ger starry h.g!
"hrse vsS. AZ It's en'hronvd III light,
Shalt ,huu nuy wave U'er bill md craig,
triumphant II tie hoar Of hg'G'
ct hun WHO ~ els Re be loh's cry.
On e,Vu STRIFE, once turp To thee,
AP.tr-ut's teak " i,i his we,
HIS 5righ, SNyor strike Tor Liberty!
iiuzIl, &c
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MORE NEW ROOKS.

FK9OM Cringe's Log, 2 vols. BuIwer's new
4 Novels, l vol. Asmodeus at largely
the author of Pelham, 10 mo- Jefferson Slave
ry, by j. D. Paxton, l vol. Progress of Dscov-
cry on the more Northern Coasts of America
with Maps, by P. F. Tyften.
A Companion 10 the classical Library
jones Classical Atlas, on an entirely new
plan, the Ancient and Modern names of pla-
ces being given on the same map. Printed for
the sake of perspicuity, in different colored Ink
Woodbridge's and Wizards Universal Ge-
ography, fourth edition adapted to the present
state of the World for the use of the higher
Glasses in Society and for private Libraries,
accompanied by modern and ancient atlasses
ALSO-Oney's, Goodrich's, Worcester's
Woodbrdge's, SmiIey's, Biake's and Peter Par
ley's, for the use of Schools
Received and for sale by
13-ly L. L. CLARK g. Co.
June Is, 1888. Booksellers &C.
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HARDWARE AND CUTLERY.

? Z ME subscribers, importers of hardware
N and cutlery, are now receiving direct
from Birmingham and Sheffield, and from the
American manufactures, extensive additions
to their stock, comprising EVERY variety Of
articles in the business-which are offered on
liberal terms, to country dealers and others.
Among zUhich are
Table and pocket Cutlery: Razors, Scissors,
Shears, &c.
Bread, butcher and shoe Knives,
Mill, cross-cut, tenon, pit, hand, PANEL and
other Sans.
New York and Cincinnati bench and mould
ing Planes.
American and imported Edge T oos
Files and Rasps, Ibbotson's & common make.
Building and Housekeeping articles gener-
ally, gilt and mahogany frame Looking
Glasses.
Fowlng Guns and Rifles, flint and percus-
sion locks
Cabinet Hardware of every description tn'd
and japann'd Saddlery mems and side sad
dletrees.
Wood and iron Hames, elptical and cradle
carriage Springs, brass, copper and Iron
Wire
Sickles, and grass and cradle Scythes, to-
gether with general assortment of ia
lanned Fancy and Military Goods.
AlSo-Flat, round and square bar Iron, hoop
and sheet do.
Nail and brNier's rods, American, English,
blister, German, spring, Crowley and cast
Steel, of the most approved brands.
Common, Birmingham 81 mousehole Anrils,
bickhorns, stone, sledge and hand Ham-
mers, black and bright face patent cast
iron and cottial keyed Vices, Pittsburgh
and New York BelIows, assorted sizes.
Log, trace, trap and halter Chains.
English and American Shoves and Spades,
carolina hoes, common and rivited corn do
English and American and Pitisburg cut and
wrought nails, spikes and brads.
Boston crown window glass.
Tin plates, brazer's copper, spelter, solder
rivets, &c.
Hollow ware and castings.
April 5.-l3-ly j. S. PEASE 81 Co.
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THOS. G.. FESSENDEN,
GEO. C.. BARRETT =
TAKEN UP
rnentS OF.

EDY Julius Digger in the county of Coles,
E-Sand State Of Illinois, one bright sorrel
HORSE, four Years old past, about IA hands
high, with small star in his forehead, both
hind feet white, the left one white above the
pastern joint some scattering white hairs on
his sides, the most on his left flank: appraised
to $40 90. Also, one iron gray HORSE, four
years old past, Is hands high, with rather a
blaze face, the blaze extending down over his
right nostrel, and half over his upper lip, and
part of his under lip, the point of his right ear
fresh cut off, and large scar on the back part
of his left thigh, with white hind legs from the
hooks down: appraised to S47 so. Also, one
yellow sorrow HORSE, four years old past, "a
bout fourteen hands three inches high, with a
blaze face, both hind feet white above the pas
ter Joint, no other marks or brands discovera-
Bile: appraised to S35 90 by James P. Shaw
and George w. Lawrence, before James Shaw
Esq. on the 2Sth day of June, 1888
14--3 Teste: n. ELLINGTON, Cl'k