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Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-02-07

Ia the great efforts OF the editor Of the
Herald, 10 find out an an,ido,e, Tor what
he facstiously terms the Greek fever"
we apprehead. that he has overs,rained
bis powerful, but too vigorous mind; which
unfortunate circums ,ance, together with a
ver,g,nous habit. arising from natural
re tundancy OF brains, has produced 10 US
an anxious .olici,uds Tor his safety. Little
doubt is l.il on our minds OF The correct.
ness of our own cone jctures; but, from the
alarming and peculiar symptoms which
have been manifested, his friends are fear
iul that he has contracted that filthy and
barbarous disease, called the ant, Grees.
plague
Be his disease what II may, certain II IS,
his case is.critical, and calls for the great
ss, efforts Of science in bis b. hall. There
are other .pecula:ions on this distressing
calamity however. that. perhaps, we ought
not to overlook. Some are OF opinion, that
the sight Of the half:human horse. has act
ed thus powerfully on bis nerves, (Which
they assert have been very weak ever since
be imprudentIy attempted to shoulder the
hundred thousand dollars which recently
arrived from Baltimore, while others at.
firu that bis system was evidently Predis'
posed. long before he assisted in prepar-
ing for exhibition, thai rare and wonder
Iul mirsxre o CUE speeiss. GREEKS.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-02-07
Snow Hill For Sale.

ID ECENT domestic occurrences. will
IL induce me 10 sell this highly valuable
and beautiful estate, situated in the upper
part OF Prince William County, Virginla,
near the line OF Loudoun County, and 3
miles from the Bull Kun Mountains, 80
miles from Washington City and Alex an:
dria, over good turnpike, containing 879
acres Of fine corn land, producing a spon
taneous growth Of poplar and locust, is di.
vided into 5 fields Of 80 to lao acres each
has 200 bushels Of fine wheat we'll put
in, ION field that produced $500 bushels
four years ago. 30 bushels OF rye, ~
acres in clover, 40 acres in a state oil pre-,
paration for oats in the spring, and 80
acres Tor tobacco, of soil veil adapted,
from an experiment Of this year, TO the
growth Of high priced tobacco. Any por'
ton OF lbe crop Of corn OF 300 or 600 bar
rels. may be bad with it il required-a'
bout 200 acres in wood and rail timber.
The improvements consist OF a
Two Story D1oelling Houee,
in good order, with four rooms and spa
cious passage on each floor, with two
Grecian porches, finished 10 a very supe.
rior style. and stone kitchen and cook
house, and all other houses necessary on
such an estate, good garden aud an or.
chard OF choice. fruit. A small portion on
ly Of the purchase money will be required
in hand. and the balance in four install.
menls, 10 such portions as shall be stipu.
lated. For health, beauty Of situation,
and agreeable society, it stands unrival.
led in any part OF, the country: A good
bargain will be given il an early arrange
WILLIAM HEBB,,
Jan Gin near Hay MsLket, W.
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IL inst. from on board OF my schooner
at Alexandra, a black man named
JOHN:
He is between 81 and z9 years Of age; is
very black; about five, feet four inches
high {; he has a scar on one Of bis eye
lids supposed 10 be the right one. tie
has been Employed as hand on board OF
a vessel in the Potomac river and the Bay
for The last FIVE or six years; and it is pro.
bable be has gone OF 10 some vessel toses
or on board OF some one from tn. Eastern
Shore of Maryland. | will give tine above
reward Tor Joun. if taken and secured out
81 the state Of Virginia or the District OF
Columbia. so that J can obtain hin; or
twenty Eve dollars If taken and secured
within the state Of Virginia or the District
OF Columbia. ,
WILLIAM HENDERSON.
Northumberland county, Va. Dec. Is
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-02-07
Clover Seed.
Wlliskey
Notice is hereby given,

Notice is hereby given,
THAT the subscriber hath obtained
J. from the Orpans' court Of Alexandra
county, District Of Columbia, letters tesla
meu,ary ON the persaaal es,sae Of Pompey
L. Harris, man Of colour; Safe Of the said
county deceased. All persons having
claims against the said deceased, are
hereby warned to exhibit the same. with
the voucher. thereof 10 The subscriber, on
or before the seventh day Of the 9th mo.
next; or they may othsrwise, by law, be
excluded from all benefit 10 said estate.
Given under my hand. this 7th day OF
the ed mo. 1924.
WILLIAM sTABLER. sxeeu'r.
fab 81
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A Dividend.

A Dividend.
rs declared on the assets arising from the
i personal property Of D. DOUGHER-
TY, deceased, and, will be paid on Sa-
turday next, 7lh inst. BY order Of the
ISAAC ROBBINS, Airy in fact for
feb 8 Jane Dougherty, admrx.
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Ma. Ssowprx--f perceive BY the He
It'd of This morning, tina. the tsarnsd edi'
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-02-07

nitied to each c.bsr to. aid and support
Ferdinand ia bis sndsavors to regain pos
session 0i South America.--Sus.
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Fifty Dollars Reward.

DUNAWAY on the nigh, Of the 7tb
IL inst. from on board OF my schooner
at Alexandra, black man auhsd
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Notice..

7>HE subscribers to the ANNivER
L RY BALL. and IN AID OF THE
GREEKS, are requested To meet at Ola
get': Hotel. on saturday Eusn,ns neat, at
o'clock. feb 8
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Was hington Society,".
OR.ATTON

will be delivered by RICHARDS COKE
esq. one of its members
feb4 G.. P. THOMPSON, Sec'y
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,or;oAieal Aiterature.

Glowing periodical works are publish
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' 1,,le,s notice mas been sivca before the
u . ~,,sn alent of a new volume.
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\ H. PY MAGAZINES are very strongly packed,
u by mail soon as published.
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Cloths, Cassin,eles and
Nestings.

WE ARE SOW oPFStNd
"A .SUPERB ASSORTMENT or
The best suptrlatise blue aud black Cloths,
some of which are superior
A handsome assortment of middle TO fine
and superfine do.
Also, general assortment Of low priced
10 fine do. nI colots
Blue, black aud mixed super double millcd
ditto,
Common and low priced do.
Elegant Satin raised fig. Velvet Vesiings,
London Toilenrtts and Nacucla ,beauuul)
Super and common white Marscles,
Fancy WoNe figured aud printed do.
Rich aud common Swansdown,
Washington and Jackson Silk Nesllng,
LAFAf ETTE and fancy do.
To which may BIZ added n great variety
OF Other articles in The same line. Gentle
men desrous of obtaining the best Of anil
Giles al moderate prices, will please rall, rs
they can doubtless he suited.
W. MCKEE x j. q. MEM.
Octohrr II. tsl9
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Il. I.ittell * ". n. Wenvy

Are Agents for the following Works:
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al payobte IN adrdnce.
f. l.. and Il. n. IL. receive subscriptions
for all periodical works OF merit published
in the United States.
They have always on hand all the New
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standard works in all the department
literature. Orders from distance care
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|,Iaysum Of Foreign Literature
md .Scieace.

c,,anctea by ROBERT WALSH, in.
,y, ,at,Ire Of TINS enterpfi7e, may be under
if,ou A few conslderf IONS which the al
a;.e,s wilIventufe to subioin to their annun
.a,onofit The periodical works of Great
bsslanana France contain mass OF literary
4-e;eetid. Intelligence, whi,n doesu"tfeach
A. .me,ican public for want OF Il suitable
s,a,el hut which would be read among us
',tb eonal pleasure and profit. Such of the
ri,;.b reviews and siagazipes as are reprint
In the Jnted States--iot excepting The Ee
,;obnrgh aad Quarteily RevieNs-enbrre.
.,,eb matter witch j. of iittleinterestaud ,fno
'L,nta 5e tothe American reader, and not uu
|r.,,ently fitted TO ytiate his literary TASTE, his
lis. OF his political principles. IL IS desIra
H. p,d.tthese circumstances that selection
,nld bemadc. such as would iurnah the va
n,ble and ente tanning portion of Their con
.sots. t, he exclusion oithe other portion con
,itinq of detes ana sPeculations either unIn-
trestiag m themselves, or miscAlevous in then
tendency, ofaltogether OF local concern and
geuIicalion. On tins plan, idle expense and a
r,i.ess consumption oil tune, would be olivia
Sod l5r pages destitute oil NE = might he sub
4 pped many OF vaiue which now remain nm
: ,o,gn and inaccessible. OF several b itish
Ufn1l5 ~ tue otlcnltIts illu NidhliC Nhoi, dllu
Shel,iadeed Of a more general and althe same
me very solid character, little or no Use is
mode by the editors aud compilers olthe perio-
e,al works prittedin the United states.
The object of tho one now aaveitIsed,is tho
ia pcnnanentiorn,, OF the ma
tsi,. thus neglected, aud Of the literary and
f;entitc articles worthy of beng reprinted in
dis country, but which, when 80, are accom-
panied by 5d,es possessing no elaim TO atten-
ron Ami.celany-the Select Rsyiews--alin
m the d,si N, but not equal in Comprehensive
o.s.. % the present, ilontished for Some years
>, his c,ty. and would, it may be presumed,
lebe supported by widespread
,,hirr,ntion. hui ior aa alteration OF the plan,
mi a series OF dYent,tious reve ses. The revi
wi oft. with a larger scope, " aid seem likely
"a he attended with sill more s'9aai success
n N IT'S Original existence, owing to the great
OF tcaae's OF pe l5dicaI works,
anl the wide diffusion ofthe habit OF seeking in
,nem. hothlnforrna,ion and amusement.
The Museum commonwealth Jolly, 1922. Ii
L1ars twoyolumes year.
PUBLISHED at9nfhtg-Priee SiI Dollars a year,
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Christian Advocate.

] The union oi literature with genuine chris
faulty, at III times important, is peculiarly SO at
hi5ti ne, and in tins county. The enem es OF
the truth 1t is in Jesus, Ae using all their EN-
deiyols to maintain then cause and extend Their
hlaence, by che powerful auXlliaues OF eiudI-
hOn and taste; and lithc Truth he lett naked, or
sppear only IN a careless or stovenly galb, it
wllnot be Likely to attract the attention and
win the hearts ofthat large and important por
ton OF the community which consists OF the
young, the cultivated and the aspiring. We
know, indeed that success in cultnating evan
geIicaltluth must come from God, and that
uothng but his grace will ever change single
human heart. still we are MOTTO expect mira
ces-we are oulv to eXpeCtthe smiles oi p owl
deDce, and the influence OF Divine grace, IN the
use oiylgofouS eXeltions, and OF means natn-
py adopted to the effects intended to be pro
duced. When the enemies oil vital goodness
sssail it with learning, and wit, and taste, they
must be comhatted with the legitimate use Of
lie arms wiichthey abuse. In this erVtce the
Christian 4 ,v,cate A. pites to take part sem
sble indeed, that il must be all humble part.
hsspnes I. be somewhat iustfumentalin pre-
venting he evil effects Of literature mlsappiied,
IN cult a ing and ditlusing sound BIBLICAL cii.
,Ncsm, N expolng misfepi essnt"ton and So
phstfy, in othng the pure docefiFes Of the
go'pel'n that cAaele at'' "''' ~ -
aFy s,e 'l, enc. 70 , 'bs love- oeanne and
-. - .,,,,,,,,o, cle,ny and 10
alusttaste among the So"NSe, cie' ~, 80 ~
fomote, generally, "nohS o''h"d y GU ''l''i9'
ha, tone and aspect Of tue evanse'c%' P's9,
Which shall dem 2nslra'e mt J." = "os "o. wv
but hisGly favorsele 10 w5ia''oe1 . - ~ a az
'o't.s ..,be niyine bless;nr. Il shall
bslaund that these resii1S, 20 any e'',9,'o 'oie
extent, have5een P.odAesu oy III az W.,
hwffi ~ -, !, tns,r a;i s,ii -. ,,,..
'naan'ss
The l.,g,as ofmattet who" this publication
~ ,onFa,n, It's not thought neceasary 10 spe.
VIZ, W., ~ detail. The Edito, witln We Constantly
envy Si,a tn hest religious northumberland
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O. The EpIToRs OF THE VIRGINIAN,
(agents for Lynchburg and its vicluty,) So
licit subscriptions to the 'boye works
The Norril American Review, and AmerI-
can Journal of Science, particularly, are
now well established, aud have a decided
claim to public support, as forming lmpor-
tant parts of our national literature.
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Journal Of Foreign .ued,c,ne.
Conducted by SAMUEL EMLIN. Jr. Nj
ID. and WILLIAM PRICE. ii. ID.

ID. and WILLIAM PRICE, ii. ID.
a. its titleindicates, the Journalnow Offered
TO the patronage olthe public, will be con. luct
ed entirely on the principle oil Selection The
leading feature oithe plan, mored5lnetlyenun
ciated, IS to presentat stated intervals, a sort
Synopsis olthe Foreign Magazine, Journals,
aud Reviews, appropriated to Medc,ne aud It's
aindred Sciences =
No one will neutrality-suspicious. ofthis de-
sign, who Is convefsant with tie periodical
works OF Europe. As is incident Ia such pub
iications, the matter which they contain isallo
gether OF mixed nature, aud oil merits the most
unequal. They are vast field where golden
wheat too often chokedby useless or PERM
c'ons taies, n.d where it imports ms like the
prudent hnsbandman, to REJECT the one, and
hoa,d tue other. These publications are,
moreover, at this time so numerous, so costly
and SO difficult TO be procured, that really they
can only be consulted by large majority Of the
cultivatois of seienceinthe United State, thro
a meaidm somewhat similar To tue on. NOW
proposed. ltlsthereiore meant to give an ex-
tact so copious oftheir contents, as not only 10
exhibiting rogress oithe Physical Sciences a
broad, hut TO do away, in great degree, the
necessity oil occurring tt the works themselves,
The contents otthe Journal will be arranged
underth The division of
/. Selected Papers.
2. Selected Reviews.
). Medical and Philosophical Intelligence.
4 Last oil New Publications.
Tie work is published in numbers in Janua-
ry, April, July, and October, forming yearly a
large volume.
This journals continuation oil the Elec
trio RepeltoIy, and was commenee din January,
1921.
Published quorterly-Price -Four DOilorsG yea
ayatie in odtance.
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Office.

IN pursuance Of deed Vt trust executed
10 inc by Robert Mitchell, bearing date the
10th day OF June, 1890 and recorded in tho
clerk oHice ot the county OF Bedford, which
deed was made 10 secure 10 the President,
Directors aud Company OF the Farmers Bank
oi NlrEinh sum oil MONEY mentioned Ia said
deed, ! shall, on Monday, the 9th day Of
December, it being court doy,) proceed 10
ssll, FOR cash, or ON such credit ms mny be
agreed upon on the dry OF sale, before The
door OF William Terry IS tavern, in Liberty,
Sundry slaves,
conveyed IN tho snid deed Acting rs rus.
tee, shall convey such title as Is vested in
me in lh0t character
DAVIDSON BRADIU1E, Trustee
Dee 7. tds IA
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FALL GOODS.
Mckee, Robinson s. Go

AVE Just received from New or
Il Il variety Of GOODS, suited to the
preaching season. Among them are
brown, blue and black Cassinetts
Figured and plain black Bombazettes
Do. do. brown and blue do
White, scarlet and yellow FIannels
Figured aud plain Canton Grapes, all colors
Super plain black Mandarin do.
Do. vine pattern and embossed black and.co
lored Mandarin Robes
Rich Furniture Chintz Calicoes
Elegant Gauze IIandkorchiets, newlstyle
Do. figured eros de Naples, do. do.
liich figured black Satin
Figured Book and Swiss Nusiins, large lpat-
terms
4 boxes Artificial Flowers,
nan q general assortment IF
W bite and Colored Domestics,
AL Of tehich aee oftr al our usual io,e prices
for CASH.
Sept. 81 is
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Lottery and Exchange Office, No. III,
MARKET street, baltimore. .
Where BOTH the capital prizes Of 10000
DOLLARS and 10000 DOLLARS, drawn in
the Monument Lottery on Thursday last were
sold, and where the great capital prize OF One
HNodred thousand poiidrs, aud the 1--WE
10000 s--lo, uuu's-5, 900 S, &c. &c. were sold
in The two last State Lotteries, aud the CASH
Tor the whole instantly paid Oh presentation
of the Tickets, as usunl
- ORDERS from any part of the United
states, either by mail, post pnid, or by private
conveyance, enclosing the Cash or Prizes in
any OF the Lotteries, will meet the same
prompt and pnnctual attention rs il on per
sonal application, addressed 10
!. l. COHEN, Jr.-Baiiimort
IL COIiEN'S " LoHJB GdscHe and Rfgis.
ter will contain the Official Lists of the draw
ings, and will he forwarded throughout the
Lottery gratis, 10 all who purchase thrr tick
cts ut COHEN'S OFFICE. Those who wish
In receive the drawings will mentionat when
they send on their orders
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New aud kashionable
.jEWELRY.


vESHE subscribers are now receiving from
Il New York nnd Philadelphia an addional
supply OF new aud fashionable goods, consist
ing IN part Of the foliow ing articles
Pear, Paste, FIlagrec, ard Coral Earrings
1opaz, Gnrneti, Peari aud Paste Breastpins
steel Earrings, Breasipins, Bits aud Brace.
let's
Coral and fancy Necklace
Ladies' and gonilemena tiold Patent Lever,
md plain Watches
Fine Gold Chains, Snnls, md Keys
Silver Lever, and plain Watches
Pnicd Candlesticks and Casters, Britonia
ieapots
Brass, plated aud britannia Lamps
Convex, Concayc, aud Green SpectacIes.
silver and steel mounted
Rogers fine penknvss, Itazors and scis-
sorS
Hemmine Needles Oil nnmbers) warranted
first quality
Ladies aud Gentlcmen's Pocket Book, md
variety of fancy and staple articles in
their iine--Ali OF wi ich were carefully
selected by one OF the concern IN the
Northern markets, anti composes the
best assortment ever offered in this
place.
Those who may feel disposed 10 purchase
will find II 10 their interest 10 give ns 4 call,
as we are determined 10 sell unusually low.
WILLIAMS 81 VICTOR.
|, October %. is IL
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-12-14
CHEMICAL
EMHNOCAYAOE
Or, WBITENELL'S LIQUID IMPROVED
OPODELDOC.

nNE bottle Of which is warranted To
~ possess more than twice the strength
and efficacy Of the hard kind. This Embroea.
ton is now universally acknowledged to be-
almost inialible in cases Of rbepRaiisp, brui-
scS, oraRP, numbneSs, stiffness or ,eedknesS Of
he neck or joinis, chji6tains, ch0pged hands,
stings insects, vegetable pOis0ns fresh ooaads,
and for any exsernal injury, either for men or
beast This article is highly recommended
by one of the best physicians in the L. States,
whose certificate accompanies each bottle.
CAUTION.
BE sure to ask for and receive UhicweVs
Opodeidoc, or you will certainly be imposed
upon.
Sold by appointment only at the Drug, Me
dicine aud Paint Store of
WALTER II. MlDDLETON.
October %. IS II
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WINTER GOODS.

SklllE subscribers nre now opening very
- general assortment of SIAfIE GOODS,
among which are the following:
SD 10 aud l2.l Rose Blankets, low char
ged,
Superior London Dnfle aud Point Blnnkels,
all sizes,
Napt Cotton, Of the most approved mnrks,
shepherd aud Hoist London superdne Cloths,
tequn TO any ever imporedD
DO do Cassimeres, striped aud PLAIN,
large assortment Irish Linens,
) und Cd Irish sheeiings, oi approved bleach,
Elegant figured silks (some entirely new put
terns,)
Plaid Poplins, handsome article,
Beautiful Crcassian Iaids
ID curtain Calico, new Style aud very SUI
rcror,
White Ball Frugcs, and Toilet do
With general assortment Of other Goods,
selected recently nj New York, from the In
test imporlnlions from England, France, &c.
all of which they intend TO sell nj The most
reduced prices for cash.
MCKEE. ROBINSON 4 co.
October %. tsl2
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Notice.
On the 10Th day of this Month,

On the 10Th day Of this Month,
WILL SELL, 10 tide highest bidder,
decd, in Bedford county, all the Household
aud Kitchen Furniture, Plantation Utensils,
the crop now on hnnd, consulting OF Corn,
Fodder, Oats aud Shueks also the stock of
Cattle, Horses aud Hogs. AT the same time
aud place, will hire out FIVE prime Negroes
1 Terms will he made known on the day of sale
JOSEPH WILKINSON, Admir-
Of John Nilkerson, decd
n. II. All those having claims against the
above estate will plnnse present them well
authenticated for settlement on The day Of
sale, aud those indebted will come forward
aud make settlement at The same time, as
wish 10 know The standing Of the estate, in
order to make arrangements TO discharge the
debts. J. W admr. of W deed.
December >. Wv 10
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-12-14

The subscribers have Just received,
Lorrillard's best Maceoboy Srun,
Bells do do do
do Scented Rappee do
do Scotch do
do Princes Mixture do
do Lafayette do
All of which can nc had either by box,
bottle or jar OWENS & LECkIE.
November %. tc3l30
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GROCERIES.

" hoSL EN- a.t-7s
u hllE subscriber il now receiving pretty
~ general supply OF GOODS, IN addition
90 his former stock, principally IN the Groce'
ny line, consisting OF the following articles
best Brown aud Loaf Sugars
seeoud quality do. do
Hosi Coffee, green and white
Imperial aud Young Tyson Teas
lnmnlcn, Antigua aud common Rum
Sicily, Madeira, 1enerile aud Malaga Wine
brandy, Nhiskoy aud Molnsses
Raisns and Almonds
Cheese first aud second quality
Best Durham Mustard bottles, fresh
Waits patent do | bottles
Chocolate, Iameison's Crackers, Rice
Spermaeeti aud Tallow Candles
Indigo, Madder, Blueing aud copperas
Salipclre, Alum aud iirimstone
Cotton and Wool Cards
Powder, Shot mud Flnis
Shaving mud Inrpcniine Soap
Nuimcgs, hlsncc, Ginger and PEPPER
Wire and Hair Siiiers
Leading Lines mud Bed Cords
Salt, by the sack or busheh
A general assortment of Brushes,
Nesi Tubs and Measures
Window Glass aud Putty
A general assortment Of Gloss, Liverpool,
Crdrkcry aud Stone Ware,
A Few articles IN the Dry Goods line
Writing aud Letter Paper,
Ink Powder and Waters,
franklin aud Virginia Almunacs
\ small assortment Hardware mud Cntlerv,
With number of other articles, which arc
offered on the most moderate terms for cash
His old ffiunds aud The public generally nre
invited To give him Gull.
EDWARD DurFEL.
December !. 2t3i
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Sundry Slaves,
Maccoba SauH,

In Jars aud bottles,
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