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The Subscribers

uAVE constant supply Of the followe
Il < ing goods on consignment, and tor
sale on reasonable terms -
A. T.. CAZEh Owe u Co.
Madeira wine N. E Rum
Whiskey
Bordeaux salad oil, Of best quality
Loaf sugar in barrels
Sperm, mould and dipt candles
American and windso soap
Segars, American and Spanish
Swedes iron, hoop and rod DO
Cut nails and brads, all sizes
Carolina moss
Cotton and cotton yarn
Window glass, all sizes
Duponts' gunpowder ~
Manufactured tobacco, of the very
best quality
And as usual, C general assortment O
German GOODS
India = by package or
C,,;as : piece.
Linen
feb Is
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For Freight,

III The sloop ELIZA, captain
ss8& Dunning, carries about 500 barrels;
will be ready to load in two days-take
freight to Providence OF a southern port.
Apply to WIN. FoWLE & Co.
WHO HAvE,
Landing from said schooner and for sole,
II tons ST. Petersburg Hemp.
janH If
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DISTRICT Of C0LUMBIA.

Countv of .9lerdadrid, 10 mt
November Term, 182S--s6th day.
IN CHANCERY.
Evan p, TAYLOR and Rebecca Taylor, his
wife, (tormeFly Rebeoca Lawrence
Complaiadnt,s
George Talbot and Anthony Rhodes,
Dsfendar,s. !
TaE defendant, George Talbot, not
IL having entered his appearance and
siyeo security according to the statute
sna rules nf this Court aHd il appearing
10 The satisfaction Of the Court, upon afii>
dayit fled, that the said George Talbot
is not an inha bitaat Of the District OF CO.
lumbia. On motion vi the complainsnts
by their counsel, il is ordered, that the
sa,d defendant, George Talbot, appear
here on or before the first day OF next
May term, aud enter bis appearance 10 the
suit, aud give security Tor performing the
DEGREES Of the Court and that the other
defendant Anthony Rhodes. does not pay
away, convey, OF secrete the debts by him
owing to, or the estate or effec's N lis
hands, belonging to the said absent defen-
dant George Talbot until the urtber order
and decree OF this court an1 that copy
OF this order be forthwith published, in
one of the public newspapers printed in
the town OF Alexandra, COR tJgo moaths sue.
cssslvetg, + that ahotner C by be posted
at the 'front.' door OF the Court House Of
said county. "A COPY
Teste, EDN. I LEE, c. c.
jan9 Pm
DIS RIOT pF COi.UMHiA.
County of .ilerandrin 10 wit
November Term is2t-26'h day.
IN NHANCERY.
Evan P. Taylor-ComptG,nGnt,
AGAINST
Peter Saunders u Samuel Peach-Defen-
ddats.
YIvHE defendant Peter Saunders, not
having entered his appearance. an1
given security according to toe statute, &
rules of the court, and i, appearing to the
satisfaction OF the court upon affidavit
filed, that the said detendaD, Peter Saun-
ders, is no: an inhabitant OF the District
of Columbia On motion OF the COM
plainant by his counsel,it is ordered,
that the said defendant Peter SaunderS, do
appear here, on or before the first day OF
next May term, and euter MS appearance
to this suit. aod give security to perform
the DEGREES Of this court; and that the 9th
er defendant Samuel Peach, does not pay
away, convey, or secrete the debts by him
owing TO. or the estate or effects in his
hands, belonging 10 the said ahSeot de-
PENDANT, Peter Saunders, until the further
orirr or decree OF this court aud ,hgt
a copy OF this order be forthwith publish
ed 10 Que Of the public Rewspape oriu-
ted IN The town Of Alexandra. tor TAO
months successfully, and another copy post
ed at ,he troat door Of the Court House OF
said county A copy
T.ste, EDM. |. LEE, G. c
jan 8 sms
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To Let,

hs,S That large aud commodiou.
WIN brick Dwsliias House. situated
&sss on the north west corner Of Cam
S'~sss eron and PHI streets, at present
occupied by Mr. Samuel Mark ~
s'o' W. be given on the 9th day OF p i'll.
inquire oil the present occupant. Nr
feb 22 t. f, MASON
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mo. 50
Young Hyson Tea, &c.


~ chests young byson tea represen.
ted to be OF good quality, landing.
AOirom the schr. New Polly, and for
sale by S. MESSEhSMlTH.
IN Store,
10 hhds Havana molasses
GuppOw der and imperial tea in hall chests
and 10 Il 5 catty boxes and ID can
nIsters, OF the Importers T. Hun.ress'
cargoes :
Hampers porter and wine bottles -
Bakers No. e. 2, and Lapbam's No. /
chocolate :. .
Sicily, Madeira. Canary, CoImenar and
Malaga wines in Or casks
Antigua Rum in hbds
Laguayra and ST. Domingo coffee
Havana segaFs in boxes, bali boxes and
and quarter boxes feb 81
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MarsEaI's Sale.

3d. WILL be sold 10 consequence
ETN { the purchaser not complying
Ns5a With former sale. on Thursday,
-Skathe 10Th day of April next. for
sash' a. i2 O'Clock, on the premises, all
Ise right, title and interest OF William
fa''erson, in and 10 lot of ground, with
Two story brick house sthereon: situate
on the north siee of Wolf street, between
~ Sn'9n street and the wharf, fronting on
nci street s6 teet and extending back 90
Ieet. Sold 10 satisfy an execution 10 f..
'or OF Charles SHADES administrators, "a
gainst the said William Patterson.
D. MINOR, ID. ",
for T. Ringgold, Marshal.
feb 81
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-07-25

KPOM the subscriber ON the night Of the
q 17lh May uHimo, DENNIS, n negro man
- or 30 years oi age, 8 feet or inches high,
yellow compile Nion, Las dent in his forehead
accustomed by blow, also scar on one Of
his knees from hurl--has good sci Of teeth
bold appearance, high nose aud wears whi'
kers tie took with him various clothing, and
obtained permit 70 pass 10 Dir. Matthew
lIarris's. Any person who will apprehend
said negro aud confne him in any SAFE jail IN
TIE United States fso I get h,to) aud give m
formation by mail, directed 10 Mr.. Benjamin
Colquca, Greensboro Georeia, shall be Iibc-
rally rewarded aud all reasonable expenses
paid Dennis was purchased twelve months
past in Maryland from a gentleman nenr
Ffederiektown, b. benjamin Colquett. No
doubt he viii change hi, name, and perhaps
Try to pass for q free man
WILLIAM ALEXANDER
June -. WOW 10
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nave continued TO be suppo ted by widespread
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~. Office.

RUNAWAY from the subscriber ON the
Z : night Of the 18th Nay last, TOM, a negro
man - or . years of age, > feet, , nr inch.
Is high, copper colo@, stout made, full face ard
eyes, has small scar opposite the corner Of
one OF his eyes, u IS believed the righ;) moi
larger than pea, and perc"piible on strict ex-
animation also, lump on his breast, cause
unknown has = good set oi teeth, large
beard when permitted n grow, and wears
WHISPERS Ills clothing Is not reeolicried.--
He took win him razor and shaving box
and bad PASS TO pass aud repass until Mon
day morning Any person experimenting said
negro and combining him IN any sale Jail ia the
United States 80 ! get him) and giving iator'
formation hv mail, directed 20 Mr.. Benjamin
Cotgfett, Greensboro Geoffls hall =" iho-
rally rewarded AM all reasonable oApenses
paid Tom is anarilGl fellow, aud viii doubt
/ les change hi name, deny hi o@-fr and try
/ 10 pass as a free MAI. He was purchased ID
/ Mary aod about year pat, from Mr.. Well
/ yard, by Benjamin toiiqaeu nom whom he
escaped en- the road, but was apprehended
aud put 10 Charlotte county Va. jail, where
he called lis name Inns, and said he was the
properly OF Mr.. White
JOSEPH MOORE.
June 49, WOW IS
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scdnle of DR.. Franklin.

a
When what Is noav 4 decent, toierable
.ort of road through New Jersey, from
the side next the North River, was little
less than q most ahominahlc slough, Il was
he misfortune Of Franklin % b. travelling
| through with the proprietor OF The stage
coach. When they had passed lall way
over II, they oyefteok, a wretched old NO
mss nearly exhausted with wading IN
the water and mud, which was bali leg
deep.
Franklin, takmg compassion on her
miserable appearance, proposed admitting
her into the carriage, aud paying her fhfe
himself The proprietor refused. Frank
lin demonstrated coaxcd, inircated-bnt
all in vain. The rascal Wis lncxofaho--he
was proprietor, and "burn his buttons II
he'd be- nasiitd by any body So the old
lady was en in the mud.
In the course Of their ride, aud while the
cattle we're dragging them through the We
~ worst part OF the road, the horses SINK
lng breast deep at every step, the wheels
nearly buried, and all hands, growing aud
swearing with yexation, tue conversation
turned, some how or other, upon mad
dogi, hydrophohia, &c.
Franklin was looking at thc water--tle
man observed his eyes fixed very intently
upon it, and asked the reason ?-Frnnklin
shook his head. THE man repeated the
question Franklin replied by repeating
the shake at the same time asking very
abruptly, do you dislike 10 look at water
4 : said the man, =" no,--dislike 10 look
al water, no, indeed, do you" Pray said
Franklin, riyeting his eyes upon lllm aud
speaking very quick, pray have you ever
been bil don't think he was mad--poor
little feIlow-=ob, mo, no, no, only puppy
couldn't been mad; NO bigger Than
rangh t-lBnapping nj the mani who
inmpc1 smack through the side Of the
coach, up 10 bis chm ~ the mud.
Drive on, eoachec, said Franklin, drive
on.--Thc man obcyrd, tile symptoms OF
hyarophohia all disappeared from Frank
In, and the stage proprietor was left to
plough MS way home. as tle poor old we
man had been plooghins before him.
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New and Valuable Medicine
~ Us Us. n
Na ~ Z 1865! i

"a ,hlo new and elegant Bal5am blds ldi
D 10 st8ndunrvallcd in lis merits, for Con
and Coughs, and we boldly venture
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Many certificates Of its efficacy accompany
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hereby certify that my wife has for some
time past been troubled with violent Cough,
and has been in a very delicate health, and
after having tried many different things with
out getting relief, bought for her bottle OF
DR.. Melcn's Cough Drops, from the use ot
which a very short time she found greet relief
and her Cough has entirely left her, and she
has regained her strength.
JOHN w. JENKINS.
Hudson, loh Moah 29H, 1919.
Affirmed before me, JOSEPH ID. MONELL,
Recorder Of Tie city Of Hudson.
To the afflicted whom this may concern
Rosanna Barton, do certify that took Sin
lent cold in the iaticr part OF the ycar 1915
which created violent Cough and difficulty
OF breathing, which was very distressing till !
procured bottle Of Doctor Mellen's Cough
Drops, and by taking few doses Of the said
drops, was entirely cnred Of NY Cough and
pain in my side. ROSA',NA BARTON,
! Wife OF Mr.. Joseph Barton
| Hudson, l2H Month l@fa, 1919
This is TO certify that iD June 1873 wa
seized with a very distressing Cough, pain n
my side, great wcakuesa Of 'be Lungs, aud i
continued until July 1919, which confined ms
to the house and part Of tho TINE 10 my bed
had tried every thing as tbogslt but all n
vain. was at last induced 10 make i1al
:. DR.. Mellen's Cough Drops, which gave ne I'M
mediate relief, increased 10Y strength, and re
stored my former sleep. can with Inc frfa'
est confidence recommend them 10 all ibat ar
afflicted with those complaint asa very vain
!. able medicine. NANCY BOURNE.
Hudson, Columbia Gig N. YDee. q, 1919.
Il FOR sALE BY
u DIR. T. HUMPHREYS, Lynchburg.
March 10 I'm
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Knitting. species of household
industry, rs greatly encouraged BY the
good house wives in Scotland aud Wales,
and IN several parts of England In the
county of Wicklow, it is moi permitted in
the families of the most prudent naatrons.
The reasons they assign for it is, tbat as
knitting and talking can go OH together.
the most industrious knitters are most
frequently found in their neighbaurs' houS
ses propagating scandal.
One Interpretation When Jdtfleton
was compiling his dictionary, re employed
an amanuensis. One day he announced
the word concKro to the ready scribe,
who, thinking he conld translate Il himself.
said, "Concur, suppose p % which tha
doctor peeyishly replied, Concur! con-
dog" The secretary whose business ir
was TO write down whatever his master
dictated, did bis dsty. Condog MAS M
serted, and actually printed, as ons inter-
probation OF eoaemfo, in the edition Of
1873, thongh il was corrected in al ssbss-
quent oneas
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