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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-06-07

5rOR the of colds, coughs, astlmas approaching
consumptons and all diseases Of the breast and lungs
for sale by JOHN WHITE, No. no. Market-street Will
TESTIMONIALS
LANCASTER COUNTY, S.
FOR the information Of The public, do hereby certify
that the following persons, whose names are herein
menoned personally appeared before ne, the subscriber
Of the Aldermen for the city of Lancascr and being
duly sworn affirmed, severay deposed and declared
That they had made Of DIR. Clarkson Freeman cough
d'op Tor INDIAN Specific upon themselves with the
greatest success, for the curing of coughs, colds ashma
c9slmptions, splitting OF blood and diseases OF me breast
ndLUNGSad that in every instance their effects were
complete and ntallbe, will appear by the following testl
lhony OF those who have used them.
rac Broom, aged "a YEARS. of the city OF Lancaster
long time grevousy afflicted with severe cough, pam
aud stitches in his sides and breast night sweas and cop-
os discharge Of matter from his lungs and all the symp
tons of consumptYe. Applied 18th September, 1928
complete by using his Indian Specific Affirmed and
subscribed January, 1924.
.}t .9serSoa aged 50 years. OF Manor township, Lam
county, long time i'll with most violent cough
Symptoms above and much emaclated Applied August
5h 1921 complete by using bottles OF SPECIFIC.
sworn and subscribed to, November 3Oth 1871
@n Lecrer aged Is years. OF Lampeter Township, Ian
caster county. Symptoms above and splitting OF blood;
cure by using bottles, and now one year and SIX months
and return since. Affirmed and subscribed to- Decem-
Der 9Th 1921 .
Thomas Steel aged 80 years. of Little Britain townships
lancaster county, long time symptoms as above com,
pee cure by using,he specific Sworn and subscribed
10 May 22a 1922.
Peter .aNrigAt, aged 81, of the city Of Lancaster.
Corad lraN, aged 81 years, of iescock township
Lancaster county, John Barr of Newcastle county, state
u Delaware, aged a. Elizabeth Mkew, aged 81 years, o.
lancaster county. benjamin Wilson, aged 55years, SUCKS
county, wears ILL., Nathan Jones, aged ~ years, sias
bgh towshp, Lancaster county Jacob Sulebe'ger ageo
", Lancaster John Burgls, aged ou years,
stlawsbrgh, Lancaster county. Adam WerfeI, aged az
years, OF Conesoga township, Lancaster county
Each of the above named persons labored under mos
VIOLENT coughs pains and stitches in their sides aud breas
Tor long time, accompanied with night sweats, hectic
ievers &c. &c. completely cured by using few bot
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-06-07

The late Bishop of Derby in ireland, who was an
eccentric kind OF character, riding between Newton
limardy and Coerain, overlook aged man, bent
down with inhrmty. Observing something vene-
rable in the appearance of the tardy traveller, he
invited him into his carriage. After some allerca-
ton concerning variety OF things, finding the old
man possessed OF sensible mind, he addressed him
thus My good old man, if may augur right.
you have seen better days than those which have
silvered your head with gray hairs. intend now
to propose two questions to you, which if you am
swer discreetly, may have tendency to promote
your happiness in the eve of lite. Tell me in The
first place, What is the greatest wonder you ever
saw ?'' " The most wonderful thing 1 ever saw
replied the old man, is this never saw any per-
son whose face more than fourteen inches in
diameter: and yet every face that ever beheld,
differed the one from the other" You have
sweted extremely WE'LL" said the Bishop: " Tel,
me now, the greatest wonder you heard OFF,
" The greatest wonder ever heard OFF, he replied
again, :" is this God was manifest in the flesh;
justified in the Spirit seen of angels believed on
in the world; preached among the Gentiles; and
received up into glory" The Bishop was aston
ished at the acuieness displayed in both answers
and settled something yearly on hlm'
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-06-07
TASTE AND FASHION
j. SCOTT

EpEGS leave 10 inform his friends and the public gene
I'D rally that he still continues TO receive at his Book and
Fashionable Hat Store, No. SO, Market street, Wilmington,
a full slpply of MEMS and BOYS FUR HATS, from
Messrs c. ( j. IL Buckley, Philadelphia, of the latest
fashions and of very superior coors and qualities, which he
will dispose Of at reduced prices
tL5nJ. S. has on hand assortment of WHITE and
DRAB Hats suitable for the Summer
June 3. 52--dt
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-06-07
Grand Lodge of Delaware.

A STATED MEETING of the Grand Lodge of Della
n ware will he held at Wilmington on Monday, the 9th
day Of June next, 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. The subordinate
Lodges requested 10 attend by their representatives
WILLIAM L READ,
May 9Th, 1895 51--8t Grand Secretary
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-06-07
CONDITIONS OF THE WATCHMAN

The are to those who pay, during the month of
January July, six months IN advance -Four Dollars a
wear From those who do not pay above, Fue Dollars
will be demanded If subscriber wishes to decline he
must notify the editors of his intention before the first of
lupe or December, and pay all arrearages Without
compliance with these conditions paper will be dscon
tinued except at the option Of the editors.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
Advertisements not exceeding twelve lines for term
less than three months four times for dollar and twen
" cents for every subsequent insertions longer ones pro-
oron Advertisers requested to specify in writing
how long their advertisements to be Inserted they
will be continued till forbid Letters to the Editors to in
sure attention must be post paid.
Advertssrng byMeyear.
To Subscribers. To Non-Subscribers.
year Is, 90 1year IS, 90
6months 8, 20 months g, so
8 do. a, so do S, 90
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-06-07
DIR. G.. FREEMAN'S
COUGH DROPS, OR INDIAN SPECIFIC

5rOR the cure of colds, coughs, ashmas approaching
cousumptons and all diseases Of the breast and lungs,
for sale by JOHN WHITE, No. ITO, Marketstreet, Will
mngton, Delaware.
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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-04-14
Grand harmonic on,
MUSICAL GLASSES.

MR. SMITH respectfully informs the pub
wi lie that he has lately invented and pa
tented new Musical Instrument which he Is
DESTROYS to introduce into general use, and IN
order that the public may have tair opportu-
nifty of Judging its merits, intends giving
Concert at Mr.. Clegett's Ball Room, this Eren-
ing, Thursday .4prI IA.
The Harmonicon, although not new in its
principles, is yet different i'll its construction
from all those Musical Glasses which have
heretofore been exhibited, and competent
Judges have pronounced it decidedly superior.
1t combines great power with extraordinary
sweetness and richness of tone, and it is sus-
ceptible, at the same time, OF the utmost yarl-
ETY. in its combinations-So soft are its tones,
that some have called it the .EoAan Harp har-
moni.ea, while others, on hearing its rich and
powerful chords, have been deceived, by sup
posing it a well-toned organ. Though capa-
BILE of executing the most rapid passages, 1t IS
to soft and plaintive music that It IS best adapt,
ed-affording rich treat to the lovers OF
Scotch and Irish melody.
The science of Music is, by means OF the
Harnonicon, brought within the compass OF
the mcanest capacity. Although to an obscr'
ycr, it NAV appear difficult Of execution. yet
nothing is more easily acquired. Half an hours
instruction will give any one who has al
ready knowledge of the principles of mu.
sic, full conception of the instrument; and
few weeks practice will make pleasing
performer. Mr.. Smith has known many who
could play at sight, after ten minutes nstruc-
ton.
This instrument certainly possesses many
advantages over all others-such as the eX-
quisite excellence of the music-the cheap
ness of the instrument-the simplicity OF ITS
construction-its being always in tune, and
the great facility with which knowledge OF
it may be acquired.
PART
Within mile of Edinburgh. A Prey to
Tender Anguish. Bonnie Doom. Jesse,
the flower o. Dunblane. Aud lang syne, with
variations, composed for the Harmonicon, by
MIR. smith. Though love is warm awhile.
Begone dull Care. Away with melancholy,
and variations, by Mr.. S. Mozart's waltz.
PART II.
viii commence with the celebrated duet,
Now at Moonlight's fairy hour. Swiss waltz.
Yellow haired ladthe. o Nanny wilt thou
gang WI me. Down the burne and through
the mead. Ny Mamie o. The Soldiers re.
turn. And conclude with the admired duet
of Alps Well.
Tickets IS cents. Children So A family
ticket admitting four persons So, may be had
of Mr.. Clagett at the bar.
UT Performance to commence at half past
seven. april IA
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-04-14

The ships Woodrop Sims, and Su-
perior, with full cargoes of teas and
silks, arrived at this port Yesterday
from Canton. Some solicitude con-
corning the former had been felt for a
few DAYS. The trade Of Philadelphia
with Canton has terminated, so far,
with peculiar good fortune, this spring.
Since the first ultimo, seven ships with
exceedingly valuable cargoes, the Will
liam Slavery, Tobacco Plant, Caledc-
MIA, Phoenix, Addison, Woodrop Sims,
and Superior, have arrived without ac-
cident: and greater part ofthe cargoes
sold to more profit than has been gen
erally realized for many years i'll COM
mercial transactions. The days OF our
commercial prosperity are perceP.lbiy
and steadily reviving; and the smiling
faces Of OUT merchants and all connect
ed with them, indicate the mingled
hope and content that reign within,
T.4uora and Franklin Gazette.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-04-14

4os +; u. States pot and pearl ashes 4os
a Ais cd. per cwt. It.is not yet known
what reduction is to be made IN the du-
ty on States ashes.
The sales of cotton at Liverpool, Tor
the week ending the 5th ult. amounted
, to AZ $50 bags, and the imports 70 iT'
77s. The sales .included $50 Sea ISL
and at % 10 s4; 20 stained do. IA to
Isl: 1850 Upland lis to l6; 1900
Alabama and Tennessee IL to Isl $50
n. Orleans IA TO 10.
A postscript to price current, dated
a.4 p. Nj. the 7th, says-"The market
opened this morning with a spirited
INQUIRY for American and Brazil cot
ton, which continued till the close OF
Change, at progressively improving
rates, tn" result Of which has been the
transfer of not less than 5000 bags OF
all descriptions, at in advance since
Saturday at noon Of II to Il on the
favori,e sorts, and ] to I on others !;
and at this moment there appears less
disposition TO make sales at these
rates."t
The above mentioned price current
gives the state Of the market for ell
other. produce. Almost every article
continued TO attract attention. Sugar
was readily sold at an advance Of to
IS. Coffee was also very animated at
an improvement of from to los. per
cwt. Higher prices were asked Tor
cocoa, pimento and ginger, bnt no sales
worthy Of notice. Rum engaged live
Nv attention. Tobacco had been very
lively, but few sales effected, since 1t
was understood that there would be no
reduction in the duty. Heavy transac-
tions in ashes, upwards Of 5000 bar
rels having been disposed of at pro-
excessively increasing prices. Dye
woods Of all sorts in great request ;
$50 tons of Campeachy had been sold
at from 10 to IL u.s.; Cuba fustic Isl.
per ton; Nicaragua wood 81 to 4ol.
Large sales of Quercitron bark at IA
10 Is for Philadelphia, and Is to ISIS
Cd for New-York. Very little doing
in raw turpentine, the only sales having
been 200 bbls. at lSs Sd for good qua
lity. Olive oils has advanced 5 to Al
per ton. Cochineal had advanced to
Cos. Flaxseed, Amer. for sowing, is
quoted at IS to 80.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-04-14
SHIP NEWS.
Port Of Alexandria.
ARRIVED,

ARnIvEp,
.4pri12-Sloop Globe, Baker, n York, 3
days; ballast to T. H. Rowland
Sloop Fanny, Mitchell, Baltimore; freight
for the district.
.4prl 13.-Schr. Fox, Merchant, Provi-
dence, Is days; salt to the master.
Schr. Arlington, II days from Barbados,
and Is from st. Thomas. April 9TH, lat. IS
long74, spoke the brig Albion or AlInira,
blowing very fresh, could not understand from
whence or where bound. On the same day
lat. IS so long. "a 50 spoke ship Morgiana, of
New-Haven, bound to New-York, requested
to be reported. April 10, spoke schr. Supc-
rior off Blackstone Island, bound to Barba-
does Left at Barbadoes, brig Belvidera, Ship
herd, of - for New Orleans No other
American vessel there.
SAILED,
Sloop Fame, Trip, Providence.
.4prHl3.-Schr. Green, lmohr, Martinique
and market.
Sloop Fame, Frambs, Baltimore.
Steamboat Potomac, Jenkins, Norfolk.
Schr. Eliza Jane, Pearson, was left at ST.
Thomas on the 18th ult. to saI soon for this
port.
Schr New Priscilla, sailed from st. Thomas
for this port, on the 18th inst under convoy OF
the u. s. schr Grampus
Schr White Oak, hence, for Boston, arrived
at Chatham on the 9TH inst.
Schr Eliza, Delano, arrived at Baltimore
18th inst in "a days from Port Spain, Trinidad.
Left thers sloop Regulator, Of this port, dis
charging.
Schr John, Aberdeen, cleared at Norfolk
for this port on the 9th inst.
Norfolk, .4prl S--Tbe schr ashore on VIII,
loughby's Point, as reported by the brig Sail
s, Hope, is the Ceres, lIaney, of Alexandra,
which had previously been ashore on Smiths
Island. On leaving Smiths Island, she brought
away S five men who had assisted in getting
her of, and on Saturday night last, about II
o'clock, in the gale, got ashore on WlllouSi-
by's, (having lost both cables and anchors,
where she now remains.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-04-14
State of the Philadelphia Market last IFeek.

State of the PHILADELPHIA Market last JFeek.
Cofse.-In this article there has been
much speculation, and great quantities
have changed hands within two days.
The average advance is 5 to cents per
b. Prices, though unsettled, may be
stated at--Cuba 10 a 81; do prime 49,
Do; Brazil, Is 20; Porto Rico and
Laguira, green, lSa 90, sales; ST. Do
mingo, liz to lsa Java, old, 20 %;
Tirage, IL to 10.
Coitoa.--The late advices from Eng
land of the increased demand and rise
in cotton there, make it difficult to give
correct quotations; "a cents have been
offered for large lots Of Tplauds on
speculation IS a 81 asked New-Or-
leans, IS IS; Alabama, IS IS; Ten
nessce, none.
Domestic DoOdS.-In consequence Of
The advance in cotton and the light
stock of Domestic goods held in this
market, decided advance in domestic
goods has taken place. Holders gene
rally asked yesterday an advance of 10
TO Is per cent. on previous prices.
Spices.-In these great advance has
taken place; in some as high as 40
per cent.
Tobacco.-Virginia, ID. Z; North
Carolina, 2 a 6; Kentucky, Al 6.
Muscovado Sugars have advanc-
ed a dollar hundred on our last
quotations. But few sales have been
effected. There are no white Havana
Sugars in market; they would COM
mand from liz TO Is cents pound:
brown Havana would command from
9! to 10.
bordeaux Brandy, which we quoted
on tuesday at l.l2 al Is, has been
sold at | 22aa, and is now held at IS.
observation-disclosures in market. 1t would
command from FIVE dollars, TO five and
and quarter poand-short price.
Hest India Molasses.-There is none
in market. 1t would command from
so to 50 cents.
Quercitron bark, which we Quoted at
from 81 to S29a, has been sold at from
IS to SS7 per ton.
Fustic has been sold for twenty dol
lars cash, per ton.
Drugs of all kinds have advanced
very considerably.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-04-14
SPRING ASSORTMENT
0rg Goona+
JAMES &. BARRY,

lit his Cash Store, Corner of King and
Fairfar-streets,
AS received beautiful and very general
III assortment of Goods, comprising almost
every article in the Dry Goods line, consisting
in part, of
Austin's cery best London blue and black
cloths
Do steel mx'd, olive, brown, and bottle
green do
London black, blue, coronation and miX'd
colored cassimeres
Do striped Of different colors do
White & Nankin cold plain & strip'd drill
lings
Superfne Denmark twilled lustrngs
Do striped and plain Denmark sattins
T.willed and plain black bombazett
Black and colored bombazines
A, go, GA cambria and .iackonet muslins
Do do null null and Swiss do1 Some
Do do plain and fig'd book do new style
White and colored Marseilles vestings
Superior cal;coes and printed Muslins,
beautiful assortment
Mems and womcn's cotton and silk hose
Children's cotton socks
A. s. go super fancy and white cravats
Madras and Berkeley hdkfs.
Bandanna and flag do
Canton, plain and figured black do
Cashmere, gauze, celia, barrase and dam
ask do
Chintz and other shawls
Italian and India lutestrings
White, black, and yellow sattins
Striped & crossbarred ginghams of various
colors
Wilmington Grecian stripes
White and colored kid, beaver and buck
skin gloves
Furniture and cambria dimity
Ribbons, braids and gimp
Thread and bobbinet laces
Beggar's lace, white, black, and colored
frnges
Blue and white nankin
Vigonia striped cassimeres, for summer wear
Diamonds, Clark's and OTefs spool and
floss cottons
Black and white Italian grapes
Nankln and Canton black and colored do
steam and power loom shirtings
Black, yellow and pink cSmbrc
Edging, and inserting trimmings
Swiss approximation cumb bordered hkfs
Linen cambria and cambria do
Irish linens, lawns, dowlas s brown Hollands
Russia shooting and Ravens duck
1icklenburg and burlap linens
A very general assortment of domestic
goods, and
2. 900 ms Cotton Xarn,
purchased before the rise, and many other ar
ticlcs unnecessary to mention; all Of which he
will coll nc usual very low for cash J. G.. B.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-04-14
PHILADELPHIA, April IL.

The MARxET--On Saturday last re-
manned at the advance Of price 1t has
attained by the late excitement. Pro-
phecies of great depression are made,
but as vet, the holders remain firm and
the buyers and spectators seem to en-
terrain no fear.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-04-14
SPRING GOODS.
ROBERT BARRY,

1T his ne,o Store, opposite Messrs. Patton
& Butcher,
HAS just received from New-York, Phila'
III delphia and Baltimore, and is now open
ng, neat and well selected assortment OF q.
BRITISH, FRENCH, GERMAN,
IRISH, & DOMESTIC GOODS.
Consisting, in part, Of the joll0ping articles:
Super London blue and black cloths
Do do olive, green and colOred do
Do do blue, black and colored cassimeres
Plain and striped cassinets
Angola and Yigonia cassimeres for summer
coats
/ case Irish linen and lawns
Satin striped, linen drillings for pantaloons
Denmark striped satin for do
Plain white drillings for do
Cotton do for do.
Striped james for roundabouts and do
Back striped Circassans
Do twilled bombazett
White and colored Marseilles vesting
London striped ginghams, very handsome
60 pieces of splendid calicoes
Muslins and ginghams, very handsome
Black and white calcoes
Black bombazeens, very superior
Figured black silk for dresses
Plain do do do
Figured white dodo
Plain white and black satin
Black and colorcd Canton grapes
DO and white Italian grapes
Thread and hobbinett laces
Bobbinett wells, very beautiful
Green and white gauze do
Green and white Iris gauze
Fancy silk hdkfs. beautiful assortment
Gauze, celia and barage do
Plain black silk hkfs
Figured do do do.
Black Italian lustring, very elegant
Fashionable bonnet rbbands
Plain black and narrow colorcd do
Bandanno and Spittalfeld hdkts
Canton Grape shawls
English and French silk vesting
Ladies' and gentlemen's English & French
stockings
Gentlcmen's English ribbed halfhose, very
good
Matlrass and cotton bandanna hdkts
Cambria tlimities
Plain cambria
Steam loom and Sea Island cottons
Figured and plain Swiss muslin
DO do book do
Null muslins
Cross barred ard striped jaconett muslins
and cambrics
White ticklenburgs, oznaburgs and burlap
linens
Blcached and brown Russia sheeting
Black, blue and colored sewing silks
Blue and yellow Nankeens
Linen cambria hdkfs
Pins, tapes, floss cotton and bobbins
A large quantity of GOOD bleached, brown
and plaid domestic cottons, with
1000 POUNDS
baltimore Cotton NarM.
of very superior quality, and many other ar
ticles too numerous to mention, all of which
will be sold low for cash apr IA
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-12-08

40 Z. contain, Resolution ~ ~, 1rnfyai
lis - - nj NE sfafs ~ hdit .I, DIP r9ls
~ tft4tpt 10 fhe Constitution efts t44t.d
Sfatf, 5potd M M sfnf, n Georeia.
". l. ,oHta,n. n Resoiflor RIM Gtn,ral
3sambfg . ildidnn. up rofiag afa R.sohfion
" he Sidlt NJ Ohi0 Oh he@ft,,c o. Sfdaefq
10 > eoaioiu,d RewtatioU Of M s'rie II
Mississippi approving ~ Gmtpd@tW n n
Cea5t1ib.oa If tn tattd sia'ts propoRuf ~
8t Stat u GtorBla
70 d. rogtgpn Revolution arm, Sfeit Of
Illinois. npp,DripQ the Resolution u he sfdit
- 0hio ~ Tie Hiifft If Slnrtrp
.No : contains Il Htoffiion NJ ht Sfaff of
Dsiaaare, dtVproe,hs ia d1isDdei III PfbP7.
sd 10 bs Consultation Of the taticd StateS bg
de st5te NJ Gr"rgia.
Va T. contains Resolution of m S,aic ~
y ioirars. Gpp'orilg 4 Recitation ~ hs Siaff
n Obio on Ht sUb ri If Slnr,rg.
W. .. contains u Restitution Of he Inie
Of Missouri, disappearing c'totn Rtsoiu
iioas !thc Stat, Of Ghi9 on he sqijsd 81
.H1rtrH and coRciprlBg ~ an amendment
proposed 10 The Consolation u ht uaited
,Sities ~ Hs Spte u Georgia
No. 10 contains he Qrntrig Returns
Tor bo ytur 1929, from ttr Bo"k qfhe pm.
iey mi It's branches, tortfh,, Wh The he.
t97ts q he Moth Uesttra Bnah 81 I"-
g .lta.
VI. II, contains letter ilomThomns Ora
hpa., OF scotland, Ia the g 'S~runr ii Viz
gina accompanied by pamphlet proposing
n nen mode oilraoklng vessels on canals aud
nnSi tahlr rivers.
M l., contains Two pamphlet. EXHIBITING
Report, OF the kentucky and Connest,ca, IN
st,lut,on, tor the Tuition Of the Deai aud
/ ID 4nb This SulIlet.t j. 81 intprpstInp 10 TINT
unfortunate class i persons, which Is mneh
more numerous Than is gpnernllv supposed,
| tllal rrcomm"ndil 10 he favorable attcnil-
on al the Legislature
M. II, contains the report ofthe Adinianl
General giving the return OF the Militia Tor
! the sear ls2j
! No. IL, con,ains the Annual Reports re-
aairei by law 10 be made by the odrrrinien-
! dant 81 he Public Arm, ~.
! embrace with plrnsnrrih Last oppnrin.
nifty shall have al addressing you, from Thu
! plnce, 10 say q lew words by way nj farewell
! | hive Tor uuHhrr ot >earApnsi been enrh
red III one or other capacity, IN the puhll'
serslcei aud during considerable part a
| that time IN the immediate services III lhe TT
neral Assembly. | be- leave To- assure -
| tltat the many proofs have received III tta'
| time Of their good will tpnHtds, aud cous
lcDee in me, have maie an Impression oo ~
| hear which can never he ior9uIlrn lnt III
reroilrclinn of thrm. viii be rher he'd vii
/ pride aud pleasure ~ the cad pi LIE W ~
inhpnnlcd wishes Tor tn " rlafc Of our com
mon caunlr, nod for your individual pfosIe
fltv AL happiness, tend'r SoQ az allettlpn
ate adie0. W JANESfLEASANla. .
! ENr,tI1vf DEP,HrnrsI, !
Richmond Dee ), lp25 !
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-12-08
TOB ACCO.

N this article thrr" - vefy little vet do
Eng. tn fall season having been 81 remat'
t,bly dry, that scarce any 9th" o'N cral
has been prepared for market. P'Icr'
here have ,nle gnn" no material change
Fte accounts from abroad mp to 80
OFT are MT nat'r,ing. Thu market wa'
in STATE of great inactivity. The trd'
merely pnrchasiog to suppl, thrir i'm n".
'ljatc wants. Bat prices remained no'n'n-
sIg the same.
PORK.
There is a plrntlfaI supply in market
9pAai- dall II 81 bul w have not yet
herd of an, sars at less price.