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States and the Sovereignty of the Staes--one and
indvisible. Stout hearts and sharp swords for their
defence against all assailants.
The Governor haring retired
Gocernor Troup: The vigilant, fearless and
most devoted guardian of the rights of Georgia,
and an ardent friend of the Union. Though folly
may misconceive and envy misrepresent his ACES,
lie is sustained by conscious rcctitude, and the
fdence and esteem of the virtuous and intelligent; oil
the state.
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Look al ihis nc 1,o,, ,nnse

't srbs,;he offers e. 'aI tie well known and de.irsbI,
Il iract c Land, wkth ne nov res,dcs Iyns az I'll
fek 80 Bedford eomnyvsnia containing two HUNDRED and
y ~ ntse 'ss There efficiency Of open land work
ana wen adapted 70 the culture Of tobacco There i on fb
W COZ eommodou'aed comfortable Dwelling House. win
SIX rooms and i've fire Paecs and her boue, %
an apple orchard Of excellent fruit Th, tract of Id ~
we''ay, ssay and respectable neighbouooI heeo mh
nVm LyHehbnrg eleven miles from Bedford ourtLoe anil
i've miles from NeLondoD. Any person w;bng % nn,,bsS
Inc above tract Of Land know Inc terms ofs by rpolv
a. CHARLES CALLAWAi, Jr. y.
Nfait" iOs
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COLLEGE or JrM & .M.sRY.

TIME Visitors and Governors of William MARY C.ole-e
having adopted at their late meeting several measures Of
great importance TO the institution and enineny calculate
to promote its prosperity the Faculty hasten ~ la, before tn,
public two Statutes anda Resolution Of the Board which they
deem interesting TO the community atlarge, and especially
Parents and Guardian no may and wards Of &
age any Of the Schools The Faculty assure III,
public that the Students, during the which has lust
minated enjoy cd excellent health and unusually mora
and their departments as the exp.n
o the Students are reduced Ia very moderate
for the entire every thing lued and as In, Visitor
have done much towards placing the . III. he.
foon may be hoped that the Halls of the College will
nlled and that the lower will itself
port the only Literary Establishment Of high grade tide
water in the State.
The following Professohps are now established in the Col
lege:
ist. Profc,:orship Of Law and Police.
End. A Pof.ssorship al Moral Pnsophv em,,a ts
following branches of Science: The Phio.opiy o Gram
mar Losek Rhcorick, Eiieks, Belle Leres, IN. Phlo
.opy OF The Mind the Principles Of Natural aud Natvna
Law, aud Political Economy,
3rd ProfcssoI.hp of Mathematics. eonprehcndns tn,
Elements of Geometry, Algebra, Flame and Spherical
igonome'ry, Surveying and Mcnsura'ion FluS'ons aud
Astronomy.
4'h y PrOies.orshipo of Natural Philosophy embracing
namies, Mechanics Hydr"dy namics Pn.unatick Aeous
Ges, oPtie,, Magnetism, Electricity, Mc,eorposy, &c.
S s.I. P.ofss'o''eip Of Chemistry.
willie taught besnnus with the Grammar aud embracin;
tue hichci Classics.
II viii, be h, pcru,a Of the Statutes that two Office
have been created which the duty OF the Socic,, l
That oly will accordingly proceed TO discharge this duty
as early day be '-nen All persons therefore
who may lie DESTROYS OF obtaining either Of these situations
requested 10 make their apple before inc first Mon
day IN September next which day the appointments wi
certainly be made. Letters may be addressed to Mr. j.
Smith, Williamsburg, VS..
by order OF the Faculty,
J.AUG: SMITH, Pre.r rs NJ C.
Board, lodging andhrc, 500
Washing aud candles %
Fees 10 three Professors az $50 each. co
Maireuaiion aud Library fee,
IL As the affairs Of william Mary C,o,cre have Icor
Of much ier euIaIy the lower part State
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C.4SH non NEltROEN-

A LIBERAL price will he paid in casa for few Gkel,
= healthy young YEGRO MEN aud MONEY. A hi.hei
price will he gwen those who will sell number Of Slaves dat
haze been raised together lar they are not wan,,
for speculation Enquire at this Office.
Liz
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NOTICE.

III persons ihayng Chains against the estate Of Newton
~ Fofd, dec. who tie Executor cf John Ford SEN and
adm of John Ford J dec requested present them for
settlement. .STIRFNG FORD. ESt Of Newton Ford, dec.
JmtEsi w. tl~wh
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CHANCEBY: At quarterly court held for Lo.i<,
County at the courthouse Monday the 18th ,layof June

CHANCERY At quarterly held for Lo.sa
1925. " - N' - '1"''
Samuel Harris and Lydia hi. wife, Michael Tacy Bar
liam Cole Thomas Cole, Wnyhed Cole, aud Rice TATE and
R.beoca his wife, pl,GS ~
Against
Ralph S Dickinson and Louisa his wife, Samuel Cole and
Wesley Cole, nans '
Inc defendants Samuel Cole and Wesley Cole moi having
entered their appearance and given security c,ordins
20 law and the rules OF this court, and appearing the
sas faction OF ir court that they inhabitants of this
''a on the motion of the plaintiff, by II. Winston Esq.
their attorney, i. ordered that the said defendants Samuel
Wey Coic do appear here before the second Monday
10 September neat and the plaintiffs BILL and that
copy OF TINS order be forthwith inserted some
pinted an tins commonwealth for months succ-ssveiy
and posted At the front door of the this county on
some day. copy TesA
JulyI5 . So-wsn:
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WAS committed TO te JaA Of Abemsrle county a. Run
away the ed day Of March last, negro ,,n named
MARTIN, about 80 80 Of age and is feet ine
high The above negro Is the property Of Jospb C,obv n,
Louisa county, hired 70 Msyberry Weaver Of EockbJsc
county. Of said negro requested 10 come Crd
prove Propeypay charges and take hun away, or he will be
deit with a. the Law directs.
WILLIAM WATSON JaL,,
OfAbemarle county.
June ,.
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CURLEs FOR SALE

E'HE subscriber duly authors, sell hi. valuable estate
on which he resides, belonging TO his father Wads Nfob,
his estate has been recently advertised and 80 well known
mat particular description Of is deemed Nc
on 'ne fyer Po-s.se' more advantage" The b1ldns
on the farm j. in good order fOI cultivation The .ma sS
Ptme"' made with the cotton crop has sufficiently proven
Inst = admirably adapted 70 the growth Of that sc Rem
determined 70 e abargan may be had by those disposed 70
purchase The stock Of every description forming utepsi!
&c may he had valuation aud win seed for tho
crop Of wheat far price For further particulars refer 10
the subscriber WAbE NoGuV =,
Crries Jtlv
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.NOJ7CE no COQPEi;IBi,I.;j

NOTICE TO CO0PERS.
TWO three good COOPERS will meet with iom.d;,
u employment by apf<ceilop al Tfen Mills in Cur,5yIand
county JOHN r.. TREAT.
July ~ 9tR.
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III Tt.Ma cUuu
~ June the 20ti 1925.
h'a! \. 'tnAh'' Complainant.
Sarah Jenkins widow Of Obeda Jenkins, dec William IT.
!'hkS William l1ion and Elizabeth hi wife, obadiah d.
Je"hn' Ann Jenkn' Sarah Jenkins. Richard JeI kin francis
jenkins Martha jenkins, Mary Jenkins and Thomas Jeu-
kips. D.,o,I..,
The defendants, William P lisan Elizabeth hi, wife,
o having inferred Their appearance and given security accord
% To an act OF the General Assembly rules of i court
ss appearing TO the satisfaction o the not
oil TINS state On the motion Of The complainant bv
COUNSEL it ord-re. that the said c W liam p a,,on,n
1"oeth bis wife, do appear here The first day Scple-
"uit next anu answer comp lnan bill, and TINT copy
OF this order be forthwith some one of the pub
newspapers printed the city Of Richmond two months sue
this county.
a copy. Teae, B. ]. WORSHAM d. G.
0---p2Vr
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~ As the affairs Of william Mary College have p~core
o. much inter est pa eualy part of tie State
Editors OF nespaper, IN that section Of the doubt,
ie'' crafty their subscribers by inserting This
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Fourth Of Juiy at 1EHedgeDUe, Georgia.
sET.EgTEu TuAaro

The Constit~iion IF the United States: Con-
srued according TO its letter. the ark of our safety
The PrcsidsHt If The United States: Placed
on the vantage ground of all his predecessors
their errors are before him. he has only to initiate
their virtues to deserve The confidence OF free
people.
our djstingusied .fcllow-citizen I'm. RI.
Cratcford: May his health be speedily restored,
and the energies of his great mind and sterling
virtues long again exerted in the service Of his
country.
Volunteer by Gov. TTotP: The Union O. the
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ierly court held for Loui.s

Nron EltY al quarterly held for Loui.,
4 County the 18th dag of June, 1926. 't
'ceaei Laty and Barbara his wife, formerly Barbsr,
no,e; samuel Harris and Lydia his wife, formerly Lydia Col.
aiph - Dekenson and Loua his wife, formerly Louia CT
Joel Cosby and Mary he, wife, formerly Mary Cole john CO.
by PiT "''
Against 'r
John Cole in his right and admir- Sarah Cobv do.
Thomas Cole Wined Cole Rice Tate and Rebrcco r. 10
formerly Re6see1 Cole Stephen Nelson and lily hi, wi for
merry sally Cosby, Wesley Cole James Cosby and T,
SieA and Mary his wife, formerly May Cosbr Deas'
- me dei:'' TLomas Cole Wingdcd Cole Rice Taie ana
hehecea ms WIFE stephen Neon and Sally hi. wife W Ie,
Cole James Cosby AMI James MeA.ier and Mary hi, VIZ
nor having their appearance and given SECURITY nceod
10 law anu The rules ot this court, and appearing 10 The
action OF the court that they inhabitants of mi; ,
on The motion OF the plaintiffs by ooursei il is ordered ,t
ey appear mere ON o. before September next and s
wer me plaintiffs bii aud that acop ofts order be forth
n inserted III some newspaper printed in this eal
10 Two months 'uecsc'ivey and posted courthouse oo
OF their county court day. "'''
a Copy Tese, JOHN HUNTER r. T r
June Is. - - - 70
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In Gocehfand County Court 10th May
lI825. ~
George W. Parrish sor of Booker Parrish decd pig
Against
David NJ Parrish William s. Bates and lludah his VIII.
and James Booker, Eliza Constant, Louisa Ann William
Bates, children OF the said William Bates lIuiah NJ;
wife, joel Thomas aud Susanna his wife, Samuel Rutherford
and Ann his wife, Archibald Rutherford Margaret NJ HE
wife, LPseomb Crank and Polly his wife, Thomas Edis and
Catherine his wife, james Parrish his wife AMI
Robert u Pa Susanna c. Parrish and Geo. s. Parrish chill
dren OF Booker 5 Parrish, the younger decd. Defts
The Defendants William s. Bates Huldah his wife an,
Jamc Booker, ELIZA Constant, Louisa Ann William
Bates infant children OF the said William 5. Huld,h
his WIFE, not having entered their appearance Civ security
according to the act OF Assembly and the rules Of this Court and
appearing the satisfaction Of the Court thew are NOT
inhabitants Of this state, the his at
o,ney Is ordered that the said Defendants William s. Bate,
and uljah his wife and James Booker Eliza
Ann and William Bates infant ehld the said lillian,
o Dates and indah his wife do appear here the third
onday OF August next and Plaintiff BILL and thar
cory Of this order he forthwith inserted public VS.
paper published in the City Of Richmond for sue
essey and that another copy be posted the Of
e courthouse al this eoun two successive days
cory tcsie, n. w. MILLER, d. c. q. c.
June al
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wade Moshy, Thomas iaewood in his rish, and Al,
esoi. oil fh'iemon Gatcwood decd, Richard William
6aewood, child en- and heirs mhh Thomas Csewood OF The
7id Philemon 6aew"od decd, Thomas Mann Randolph Jr
sho susan ms whe John r. Bower and Mary his wife and
Mary A Gotewood widow of Philemon decd ID,
:, me DeienHan,' William Gaiewocd anu John r.
security according the act Of Assembly rules Of t,
c" aud haPeans by 'aiae;uty evidu nee, they arc
defendants do appear here the hrs the next term and
answer tue PAL OF The Plaintiff and that copy order
oRichuond for months ucce,s,eiy and posed at he
front door OF the capitol, in The said city.
Cory Teste WM. w HENINC; C. e.
july L.. rG ..
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OhANCEitt; Vmsiun-.A Rules holden tue Gle K.
okice Of the county ct King Queen the Couthou
thereof, nn .onday the 9th day Of June, 1926:
Henry a. Brown, assignee OF Robert Courtney, PlinI.
Against "
Edward ID. Newbll and Thomas Newbil, Defendants.
This day the plaintiff by Charles Iill Esq his n.tor
ney, and appearing iom affidavit filed in this cause that
The defendant, Edward ID. Newbi resident Of IN,
state OF Virginia, and that the ordinary process this court
cannot be served upon him. dociecd ordered tina. he
appear hete before the md Monday August neS and
enter his appearance aud give security for the
the future decree OF this Court according the Of the
Court and that acopy of this order be forthwith inserted in
some newspaper published in the city of Richmond for two
months suceesvey and that another copy be posted at the
days. A COPY. Te,,e
June ~. lO-wsw GEO: d. POINDEXrER, nc
VIRGINIA ~ rules holden in the CLERKS Office OF the
Superior Court y ChaneeTy for the Richmond District
the 9th day of June 1925.
Beveriyi. Browne, Fielding Browne, aud ORR. Browne,
plaintiffs,
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DIED.


At Fairfax Court House, on Tuesday the
18th inst. Jane Eliza Harper, aged months,
daughter of J. 2. Harper, of that place.
At Williamsport, Washington County, Ma
ryland, on Sunday afternoon, on his journey
homewards from the Springs, Col. SAMUEL
CHAIRMAN, of Charles CO. Md. in the 58th year
ofhis age. Col. Chapman was too well known
in his own county to need any eulogium; his
house was always home to the stranger and
traveller, and although it was his fate to
breathe his last among strangers, yet among
those strangers he found friends who felt
deeply interested for him; and if medical skill
and kind and attentive nursing could have re-
stored him, he would again have visited his
beloved family. tie was buried on Monday
afternoon, in the grave yard at Williamsport,
on an eminence in sight ofthe Potomac river,
the funeral was attended by a large and res
pectable assemblage from different parts OF
the county, and funeral sermon was
preached by the Reverend Mr. LENNON
Mr.. Shoaff, at whose house he died, as a mark
of respect, kept his Tavern closed from the
time of his death until after the funeral. And
though the melancholy bereavement will be
long and deeply felt, his relatives and friends
may rest assured that he has not descended to
tn tomb neglected, and many tears have been
shed over his grave Communicated
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-10-15
COhagen & White
FAI.A GOODS.

Il A Nm UOVDS.
JOHN H. BRENT & Co.
HAVE received by late arrivals from New
III York, 4 very general assortment of sea
sonable goods-among which are
Blue, black, brown and olive cloths
CassimereS, and superfine sattinetts
Green, blue and red bookings
White, red, green and scarlet fannels
Rose, 3, ID and4 point blankets
Blue and mixed plains
Owe flushinss
CaEcoes and chIntzes
PLAN, black, and colored bombazeens
White and black satin
Black sarcenetts, black italian lutestring
Black and white Italian grapes
Circassian and Tartan plaids
Plain and figured bombazetts
Swansdown and toilinett yestings
Six and tabby velvet, various colours
Linen cambria, and cambria hdkfs
Black and colored Canton grapes
Jackonet and cambria muslin
Plain and figured book do
Flag and bandano hdkfs
Cambria and furniture dimity
Russia sheeting, and Scotch ticklenburgs
Twilled sacking and German oznaburgs
Brown Holland, table diaper
'lack silk vestngs
Black and white silk stockings
Worsted and cotton hose
Black and white silk gloves
Horse skin and kid do
Italian sewing silks
Pins, tapes and bobbns
Cotton and linen bedticks, Russia diapers
Power loom and sea island shirtngs
Apron checks, domestic cottons, &c. &c.
WITH ALMOST EVERT ARIICLE
in their line, which they offer for sale on very
moderate terms. oct l4-3t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-10-15
FALL. GOODS.

FALL GOODS,
Consisting ofhe toAo,Ding .4rticles, viz
Superiine blue and black cloths
Second do do do
Blue plains, Devonshire kerseys
Red, green and white fannels
Red and green baize
Flushings and fearnaughts of various colors
Rose blankets, gloves, mitts and caps
Tartan plaids, Russia sheetings
Burlaps and tcklenburgs
Irish, German and Russia dowlas
Bed tickings
Bleached and brown domestic cottons
Domestic plaids
Stockings, handkerchief stocks
Irish linens in pieces and half pieces
Checks ant' cambrics
Fancy and plain cravats
Bandanno and flag hdkfs
Spittalfeld and common pocket do
Calicoes well assorted
Fancy toilinet vestings
Olive and black velvets, tabby do
Figured black silk vestings
Black and brown bombazetts
Guernsey frocks
An assortment Of Cotton Yarns, and gene
raj assortment of 7.3ILORS' TRIMMINGS,
together with large assortment of
Ready Nude Clothes g. Mattresses.
lie is determined to sell on the most mode
rate terms. n. b. Custom work eXt cuted
with neatness and dispatch oct lift
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-10-15
Notice..

Fire Insurance Componyof. alexandria.
>HE stockholders in this institution will
please to take notice, that an ELECTION
Wiii be held at their Office, on the first Monday
(being the 9TH day. of Norember nert, COM
mencrn,g at 10 a. m. and closing at 9 p. m.
TOR f,cere Directors, to serve for one year there
after. J. B. NICHOLS, Sec'y.
n. Is. The transfer book will be closed from
Thursday the Sd November, until the election
is over. 1,ws,Sdp
The National Tntelligencer will insert the a.
bove once a week three times.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-10-15
Jonathan C.. May x Co.
TORACCONISTS,

Lo,ce end Of Pri,,ee-street, .7lerandr.a,
UAvE on hand general assortment OF man
III ufactured tobacco, Spanish, half Spanish
and American segars, Scotch snuff IN bottles
and bladders, French rappee, Tuber rose
Bourbon, Maccabau, Virginia and Spanish
rappee. Snuff put up to suit purchasers
The highest price will be given for transfer
tobacco. oct I'LL
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-10-15
MARRIED.

In Washington, on Tuesday last, Mr.. Le,cis
Beeler, of this place, to Mrs. Mary kneiIer, of
the former place.
On Monday the 10th Of inst. by the Rev. o.
B. Brown, Mir. It. G. Prettyman to Miss Mary,
eldest daughter of Mr. e. Pelton, OF this place
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-10-15
John Roberts
OVERS FOR SAIL,

OFFERS FOR SAIL,
4 SEROON best Flotan; niigo
L IS bbls old rye whiskey
10 hhds IS bbls sugar
10 do retailing molasses
10 bbls loafand lump sugar
20 bags green coffee
5do old Java do
50 chests and boxes Y. II. & Imper. teas
20 kegs snuff, LIST and ID quality
80 bags assorted shot, from Bto9
so sacks fine salt
400 bushels coarse do
II kegs chewing tobacco
so dozen bed cords and leading lines
10 bags pepper, candles, soap, &c, and
an assortment ofsuperior
Madeira, Sicily Madeira ! 1pyvrS
And Malaga "1"H''
Cognac brandy,
! And S' + Antigua }spmlzs
Holland gin, &c. and as agent for the ma.
nufactory
100 casks cut nails and brads warranted
Is boxes sprigs, from l-2 to inch; and
81 kegs gunpowder Of prime quality and
at very reduced prices.
OCT 2awSW
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-10-15
SHIP NEWS.
Port Of Alexandria

ARRIVED,
Oct. 13.-Schr. Washington Packet, Shove,
New York, DAYS; to A. c. Cazenove & Co
and Cohagen Whittle.
Schr. New Priscilla, Rider, Boston, IA days;
to VIM. Fowle & Co.
Schr Institution, Baker, Baltimore, days,
freight for the district.
Schr Green, Immohr, N. York, II days. to
John ). Miller.
Schr Polly, Easton, Newport, r. l. 6 days;
to Thomas II. Rowland.
Brig Eliza, Bunker, New-York, z days; to
VIM. Fowle < Co.
Schnr. Alert, Bears, cleard at Boston, for
this port 9Th inst.
Sloop Java Rodbrd, cleared at New York,
for this port llth inst.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-10-15

In all its udrious branches,
at his old stand, lower end of Prince street,
three doors above Mr.. Jonathan C. Mays Clo-
thing store, and one door below Mr.. Charles
c. Shoots Currying Shop, where he has on
hand a sufficient supply Of Ladies' and Gen.
tlemen's Boots and Shoes ofevery description,
made of the very best materials. Also, a
large supply of Coarse Shoes, adapted to the
approaching season.
N. b. Orders from the country, thankfully
received and promptly attended to.
TTwo apprentice boys ofrespectable fa-
miles will be taken to learn the above branch
eS. sep l1-6t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-10-15

Now handing
AT IRwl~'s WHARF, AND FOR SALE,
90 HHDS. prime St Croix sugars
90 8 hhds Porto Rico, do
46 barrels do do
50 Or casks dry Malaga VINE
IS do sweet do
50 baskets fresh salad oil
IS half baskets do
16 casks goshen cheese
S boxes CASTLE soap
IL hhds Baltimore whiskey
For sale by A C. CAZENOVE & Co.
oct II
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-10-15
Grains and Yeast.

GRAINS may be had this day at the Brew
" cry, and Yeast next week-and both as
usual during the brewing season.
oct lS-Sw JAS. ENTWISLR.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-10-15
C0hagen 4; Whittlc

oi"SIh - w HiItiC
III AVEJust received by the N. York pack.
III ct and for sale,
2 pipes superior Sd proof Holland gin
8 half chests imperial tea
$500 lbs. old white Maracaibo coffee
50 boxes cheese
81 dozen corn brooms sen q
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-10-15
ForSalc,

- At the City Hotel, an ele-
An giant, new high set, six spring
oct Is St
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-10-15
Fall Goods .

Fall Goods.
V7HE subscribers have Just received their
L supply of BRITISH GOODS, bought at
reduced rates, since the decline of cotton, con-
sisting of
Plain and figured bombazetts
Black and white prints
Cambria chintz and fashionable calcoe
Cambrics, fancy robes, book muslins
Handkerchiefs, shawls, caroline plaids
Carpetlngs, &c. ALSO, as usual,
A large stock Of Domestic, Cotton and WooNen
GOODS
oct ID A. &. CAZENOVE & Co
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-10-15

Malaga Wine, Raisins, etc,
on QUARTER Casks sweet Malaga wine,
~ SO bbls prime Pork, N. Y city inspec-
ton
20 do mess do do do
20 do prime beef
"a coils cordage assorted
g do Manila rope, and few tons plas-
ter, now landing from schr Green and for sale
ny JOHN s. MILLER.
oct Ia
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-10-15
Jonathan &. Max.
MERCHANT TAILOR

MERCHANT TAILOR,
4 T his Old stand, lower end of Prince
y street, respectfully informs his friends,
and the public in general, that in addition to
his former stock, he has just received gene
cal assortment. of
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1825-07-06

which look upon the course they are
pursuing; and that the honours of time,
and the hopes of Immortality, alike de-
ponds upon the use which they make Of
the summer of their days. Alas too,
let them remember, that the seasons of
men have their varieties, like the sea-
sons of nature and, while they look
around them and see the noon of life
Gas sometimes they must see it) darken-
ed by vice, or obscured by folly, let ii
warn them of the dangers to which
they also are exposed Alison.