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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-08-13

THE Great Saip.-The Canadian Cou-
rant states that upwards of 300 men are
now engaged in loading this enormous
vessel; and ten horses are employed in
raising the logs with the assistance OF
pulley and tackle, from the ships side.
/: is rather novel spectacle to witness
so many horses at work on ships
deck, the same as if they were laboring
in field. Parties of pleasure in pilot
boats visit this vessel from Quebec, al
most every day.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-08-13
sPAIN-RETURN OF OFFICERS FROM
PERU.
fP-irate Correspondence. |

(Papate Correspondence.
"Cadiz, May lo.-The Officers and
soldiers brought by the Eea, from Peru,
were landed on the 9Th in the morning.
Some Of the Officers are confined and
summary proceeding are instituted a
gainst them. These proceedings are
intended to discover what passed at A.
yacucho, and the causes Of the defeat OF
the Royal Army, which every one re-
la,es his own way. 1t seems that the
General Officers, returning from Anne
RIGA, will go to France or England, fear
ing that they would be brought to trial In
Spain. Several superior Officers have
for the same reason gone to Manila,
on board the St. Francise, Rssise of the
line, and the .AchiLlss brig. Colonel d.
Mateo Ramirez, and D. Andre Garcia
Gambia are among them. All the let
tiers from Madrid say that the defeat
in Peru will produce great changes in
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-08-13
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO CANAL.

We observe by the last received Ma
rietta paper, that meeting of the peo-
pie of Washington county, in Ohio,
was called, for the lst Of August, "to
consult on measures for obtaining a
survey, TO ascertain the practicability
of bringing the proposed Canal for
connecting the waters Of the Potomac
with those of Ohio, to unite with the
latter near the mouth of the Musking-
um." Nat. Int.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-08-13
THE WAR IN INDIA.

A letter has been received by his re-
la,ives in Bath, from an officer in the
East India Company's service, stating
the Capture of the King aud Queen OF
Ava, with immense treasure, in fort
where they had taken refuge; the ma
tive troops suffered great loss. The
writer's share Of prize money, as lieu
tenant, is estimated at 10000.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-08-13
Band Boxes. &c.

90 DOZEN-comprising every variety OF
% size and pate IN; part of them packed
in nests for the country.
1l50 lbs. Boston and Philadelphia made
box boards.
A large assortment Of cheap lowered pa
pers, we'll adapted for band boxes, for sale by
aug l0--3t A. T. KENNEDY.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-08-13
SATURDAY, AUGUST Is, 1925.
The figate Braadyrine and store ship Alert
passed down yesterday, towed by the steam.
boats Surprise and independence.

II is stated in the Elkton Press that the Ex-
ecutiye of Virginia have refused to deliver up
to the authorities Of Maryland John Corners,
the supposed murderer of Miss Cunningham
without il is furnished with further proof.
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Aindsay & Hill

lindsay & AM
HAvE just reeeivedand landing from New.
IL York and Boston,
$ pipes Cognac brandy
8 do Holland gin
10 Or. casks dry Malaga : WINE
10 do do Mars Madeira
10 bbls N. E. rum
6 6 !; 8; e.; ;::,,., Dc {: 'A's'''
700 lbs. soft shell almonds
40 bags green coffee
20 do pepper
Dbl. 2l8 lbs nutmegs
S casks cheese
% % six six gallon all : DEMJoHNs
aug II
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-08-13
NOMestic Goods,

WIN. FOWLE & Co. have landing from
w schooner Midas, As bales bleached and
brown sheeting, from the Monson and Dover
factories. Also, received per packet from
Philadelphia, 2 cases Of blue and blue mixed
sattinets. aug 10
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-08-13

Egypt contains, according to Volney
a population Of two millions and three
hundred thousand, and D'Anville esti-
mates the land capable of tillage, at
two thousand square leagues. The
temperature varies according to Fab
renheit from SO to soo-the hot season
commences in March and ends in Sep
TENDER. The present Pacha, who has
given such an impetus to his province
and drawn out her resources so extern
sively, led away by dreams of personal
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, has made common
cause with the Grand Seignor against
the Greeks, but is he not doing what
he is himself unconscious of, and that
is, preparing the way for the emancipa-
ton of his subjects from the Ottoman
yoke?-is he not the pioneer Of revo-
luton in Egypt? He is teaching to his
subjects the value of their own resour-
ces-to cultivate the growth Of cotton
he has been employed in the con-
struCtion Of a magnificent canal to Sc
cure commercial Interchangeable has
established schools on the Lancastrian
principle, and has founded academies.
When the Egyptians Combine all these
advantages, and learn by experience
how resolutcly the Grecians fight in de-
fence of their liberty-when they see
an example of successful struggle
brought TO their very door, who is pre-
pared to say that they will not them
selves follow the Grecian example?
Bali. FINER.
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look This Way I,

TNHE subscriber will take boy as an ap,
i prentice to the HITTING BUSINESS,
One from Is to Is years Of age, and from the
country, would be preferred.
augll WIN. JOHNSTON
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-08-13

The following is one Of the resolutions pass,
ed by the Canal Convention Of Pennsylvania,
at Harrisburg. 1T shows hberality and good
feeling which is highly commendable.
Resolved, That We regard with satisfaction
the efforts of our sister states to make extend
ed improvements; and that, in oar opinion, a
wise and liberal policy requires of Pennsylva'
MA to grant to them every just and legal faci.
lity, wherever her concurrence may be ne.
cessary, to their successful prosecutions, and
that we have witnessed with pleasure the pro-
gress made towardslaying out canal from the
Potomac to the Ohio, as well as the steps Ia
ken by the state of New-York tor forming
connection with the north branch of the Sus.
Quehannah.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-08-13

the proceedings of the Government
This defeat has produced great SEN
sation here. Several of the first houses
at Cadiz, are going to remove and set
tie elsewhere, conceiving that the loss
Of Peru must be followed by that of the
Havana, Porto Rico, Manila, and even
the Canaries, where a considerable fer
mentation has for some time prevailed.
Orders have just come from Madrid to
give no passport to Officers or indefi-
mite furloughs, especially those who
should ask them for Estramadura,
where there are some bands of Consti.
tutionalists which appear to meet with
much protection. Gazette.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-08-13
For BarbaAOes,

IN The Schooner
Ax ROSE N-BLOOM,
NkyEA Sr1LLNAs, master; will sail on So,
sn turday next, and can take 100 .bbls.
on freight, and handsomely accommodate two
or three passengers. Applyto
MORDECA MILLER 4 Son.
II We wish TO purchase 10
RM >or l2handsome young SADDLE
~ HORSES, not exceeding Ia
AAkeSSl hands high-Pnce not to exceed
go or 100 dollars. NJ. MILLER & SON..
aug 10 st
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-08-13
THE COURT MARTIAL

Have been, during the three last
days, reading over their Proceedings
and the Defence of the accused, pre-
paratory to decision on the charges.
That decision, it is probable, will be
made to-day. Nat. Int. Aug. IL.
The Court Martial came to a deci-
sion yesterday, on the case OF Commo-
dore Porter. The sentence will not,
ofcourse, be made known until approx
II by the President.
This morning the Court will meet at
the building east of the Capitol, for
merly occupied by Congress, for the
purpose of proceeding with the trial Of
Lieut.. Whitelock. Nat Journal.
The extraordinary case which oc-
Cured in the Western Country, in
1928, Of the oozing of elots of blood
from the face of girl, has been con-
hrmed in letter to Professor Chap
man, from a respectable gentleman
VINO was an eve witness and scienti-
nc observer of the phenomenon. The
letter is published in the number that
has just appeared of the Philadelphia
journal Of the Medical and Physical
Sciences.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-08-13
AUCTIONS,
Public Sale.

Public Sale.
ON 1UEGpaX a 10 QCLOCE
wiz be sold It tie Auction Store, without -.
serve, sandry articles offurqiture~
! lot Of superior chocolate
2 superior reffiSeratos
2 boxes candles
Also,
superb hair covered sofa
common do do
barrels No. l, her,ings
q do brandy
S do superior vinegar
! sideboard, tables, chairs, safes csadleA
&c. with many other articles. Also, 1 Cart
aug I3 8. A. MARSTELLER auct,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-08-13
Drugs and Medicines,
District Of Columbia ,
alexandria County,

Romulus Riggs, Complainant
against,
Thomas Swami, Colin Aud and Edmund
Lice, assignees Of the late Merchants
Bank of Alexandria; and John Ander.
son, (James Anderson,) Daniel Amin,
Samuel Bealle, William H 8. Boswell,
Edmund Brooke, BENJAMIN Baden,
Thomas X. Beale, James Bloxham,
George Bruce, jr. Richard Wood, Tho
mas Cookendolfer, Hugh Carlin, Da-
mel Cawood, Samuel Chester. John
Corsc and Nathaniel RounsayeD, trad
ing under the firm of Corse & Rounsa.
veil, George Coleman, John Cohagen,
(James II Dulaney,) Camillus Griffith,
Nimrod Farrow, Robert Getty, Peter
Heiskell, q. Haggerty, jr. Robt. Hall,
John Jackson, Alexander Kyle, John
Mcpherson and Daniel Mcpherson, late
joint merchants and copartners, under
the firm of John Mcpherson & Son; Da-
mel Mcpherson, (Charles Moxly,) A.
lexander Moore, Thomas Mount, James
X. Riddle administrator of Ferdinand
Marstellef,) Joseph Vaudeville, Jos,
Vaudeville and Samuel B. Larmour,
joint merchants and copartners in trade |
under the firm of Vaudeville & Lar
mour; Robert Vaudeville and James
Vaudeville, joint merchants and CO.
partners under the firm Of Robert &
James Vaudeville; William N. Mills,
Robert A. Mills, Thomas Pickerll,
(Craven T. Peyton,) Noblet Herbert
administrator ofWilliam Patton, jr. de-
ceased, Thomas Neill, Thomas Olive,
James r. Riddle, Nathaniel Rounsayell,
Thomas Rigdon, Peter Saunders, Da-
MEL Somers, John A. Stewart, James
S. Scott, Vim. Smith, Thos. Semmes,
Thompson Simpson, EVAN P. Taylor,)
William A. Linton executor of VIM.
Tyler,) Ambrose Vase, Robert N.
Windsor, (Robt. Young,) (Cave With.
ers,) Richard Wells, the Mechanics
Bank of Alexandra, the Bank Of Wash
ington, Bank of the Metropolis, the
Patriotic Bank, Central Bank of Geo.
Town and Washington, Franklin Bank
Of Baltimore, Mechanics Bank Of Balti-
more, the Bank of Chamberburg,
Bank of Waterford, the Bank Of Win
chester, Defendants, }
an the complainants motion it was order
" that Master Commissioner Aud do st
and report to this Court, the sums subscrib
by the defendants respectively, towards
capital stock Of the Bank in the Bill menti'
ed, the amount paid on such subscriptio
and the sums from the said defendants yet d
thereon.
John c. Vowel, VS.. same-same ord'
Richard Milne, VS.. same-same ord'
John < Wright Southgate, VS.. same
same order.
John s. Reuben Withers, vs.. same
same order.
Thomas Mason's adm'rs, VS.. same
same order.
Alexander Sangster, vs.. same-sar
order.
Francis Keene, VS.. same--same ord
Roderick Bent, VS.. same-same ord
Teste, EDM. I. LEE, C. C
Commissioners Office, alexandria,
August IL. 1925.
THE parties before mentioned are here
notified; that purpose to proceed in the e.
cution ofthe foregoing order on Monday
3lst day of October next, at the hour Of 10
NJ. within my office in this town, when
where they may attend should they see fit
COLIN AULD, NJ C.
nPAt the same time and place the &C
plainants will proceed to execute the gene
commission for the examination of witness
awarded at last term.
RI. TAYLOR, Sol. for Comp
.,.xltn
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For Sale,

A HEALTHY young Negro Woman, with
N an infant Child. She is sober, honest and
industrious, and not being sold for the COM
mission ofcEme, respect will be paid to her
will therefore be needless for traders " their
agents to apply. Terms at this Office,
aug ST.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-08-13

The Editor of the Charleston Mercury has
been led into an error, concerning the arrival
of the Shenandoah in the Chesapeake. She
was reported some time since, but the report
was incorrect
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-08-13

The representation of Massachusetts, in the
10Th Congress viii consist Of the same gentle
men as in the last, with the exception ofthree.
John varnum in the place of jeremiah Nelson's
Edward Everett in the place Of Timothy Full
ler-and John Davis in the place of Jonas sib-
ley.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-08-13
DIED.,

DIED,
On the 9th inst. in King George County,
Va. Mrs. ELIZABETH +. SToRKE, consort OF
Mr.. B. w. Storke, in the 39th year OF her age.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-08-13

The President of the United States,
with Gen. Lafayette, his Son and Sc
cretary, attended by the Marshal Of the
District, returned to the Seat Of Gov
eminent on "Wednesday evening, from
their visit to Loudoun county.
They arrived at the residence OF the
late President Monroe, on Sunday last,
and on Tuesday went, by previous ap-
pointment, to Leesburg, the chief town
Of the county. The General and the
other distinguished visiters were re-
ceived, we are informed, in very hand
some manner, by the authorities OF the
town and the citizens of the county as
sembled on the occasion. A public
dinner was given, to which nearly two
hundred citizens sat down, OF which
President Adams, and Ex-President
Monroe partook, as well as the Gene
raj and his family. The entertainment,
we are told, was every way worthy OF
the proverbial hospitality OF the an
cient dominion, and was rendered unu-
sually interesting by the number and
the character of the guests, and the in
cidents that occurred at it. The pre-
sent and late Presidents both addressed
the company, as well as General Lafay-
cite; all of which, together with the
toasts, sc. will, we understand, appear
in the Leesburg paper, and from which
we shall copy them, as well as more
detailed account of the reception OF the
visiters, in that opulent and respecta-
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-08-13

The schr Elizabeth, capt. Clancker,
arrived yesterday, came into the Bay
on the 9th inst. in company with the
British frigate Phston, capt. Stewart,
having on board the new minister from
Great Britain to the United States.
She sailed on the 25th June.
Baltimore american.
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ministers Of war aud justice have been
removed, and that some agitation ex-
listed among the royalist volunteers.
Paris, June 29.-Stock Exchange,
June 2sth, O'Clock. The market has
been dull, and the price Of stocks has
experienced further decline, notwith-
standing considerable efforts are made
to keep it up. The per cents, for mo-
ney, closed at lo2f SOC.
CREEK NAVAL VICTORY.
The following is an official Bulletin
of the Greek Admiral Miaulis.
s.FirS Division Of the Greek Fleet,
Nay IS, 1925.
yesterday evening, with favoura-
Sic wind, we entered, port Sapienza,
into the Gulf of Modon, where 20 OF
the enemy's vessels were anchored un-
der the cannons Of the fortress. On
this squadron our intrepid fremen
threw themselves with six freships,
and with little difficulty, they succeed
ed in getting them on fire, whilst we,
with the rest of our vessels, pursued
other ships of the enemy; which were
in full sail. The vessels burned in the
port of Modon, consisted of two fri
gates, three corvettes, five briggs Of war,
and the rest transports. We are in
formed that one of the frigates was a
cut down 81 gun vessel Of the Pacha OF
Egypt, and that the other was So gun
frigate; two of the corvettes carried 26
guns each.-The Divine Providence
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-06-20
Stone ware q Flower Pots
Mr.. John Niarkle,

G.Iit-You are her, by notjfrd that on the
~ -7ln day OF June, at the tavern house of
hui.aIl Ferry, in the town of Liberty, Bedford
s5unry, Va. slAil take the athdavits OF Law
uuce AcGfor1e. Abram Powell and others,
Il be read a evidence in the trial of a suit de
pending in the superior eourtof chaucery for
the Lynchbarg district, in which am pIan
til, as admir- OF Baptist Hardy, dee and ,ou
and others are defendants. And on the lth
dN OF july at the store house of Henry nn
Vi, IL ihe town of Lynchburg, Campbell ely
y. snail take tue dispositions Of David
J mp.,n aud others, to be read as evidence
o me trial OF the same suit. In each case,
stoaii be unable to complete them all on
,5r days above stated, shall continue, ron,
day to day, anth ell are taken, when and where
you may attend ii you tI1ink proper.
JANIS JOPLING.
JUNE .. Y3yy4O
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which was fast enYelopiltg them. and
wrung my hand with an ecstaey Of
bitterness and tlespair-iheh scraw-
led these trembling words - I do
not ask your paMon--wlIat Is tho
forgiveness nj mortal To one Irst-
ening To hell. Alsenic is in my veins.
Adelaide ring in the book---givo
Ia Adelaide" Philip where will our
next meeting be
Carried by my vocation to n cOn-
cert given at " hitehall To The Royal
Visitors, Was astonislred by the
nerer-to-be forgotten figure of Ado
laide, in all the pride OF beauty aud
DECORATION she wa lnhnliug the Whispers
nf q llussHe general. With Il dexterly
that Guided nolic,, slipped into her reti-
cul' m envelope, which had always ear
rled vince my mtrniew with Philip; It CON
taned he ring ADD his tate. She is NOW
IA Petersburg, the niolhe, oi princes or pa
eng 4 midnight alley.
| wonder huN fan detail so minutciy
thu tragedy of other, nhen my own IN al
most con,lodud. feed - terrible indfiier-
ence all carjly pangs seem extngaished
Ia The blaze Of HAT eiernh horizon which
~ lroNnlng nn me.
eoold write ooto yon forever, dream
ing thai ! had still years len fof frpentance,
for Innocence. My hosish days, thr green
field loved 80 we'll, our baret village the
knd l1crs that smiled 81 lae SO tenderly.
my father, my MOTHER yolt--all, are rush.
Ing betre me, aud il II pdssIhe that am
here > | srrm Ia forget all The lfc bttweeu.
81. panI'a eloel, is striking five :-how
often the clock ol Grasmrfr hpB rou-rd ne
10 lmplioces aud sunrise 1T this lion Il
hea, the hammrrlog OF tue sealloId, Oh.
Mary Pray lorn,e--prNy tdrme.
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Exactly suited TO the season. Amongst them
Hoo pieces Calicocs, assorted new patterns,
A teN Denglass and Onbre do
Beautiful Gau2e, Hela and Bareze landk IS.
Bareze scars, beautifully shaded, new arl'e
Elegant Bohbiuett Lace, Gaps and Cares,
snperbly ofked,
4 few pieces real Brussels Thread Laces and
Ed4n-s,
Silk .'ripe Linen Drilling, Nankeen and other
colours,
Real Alamee Chop Nankeen and blue do
case fashionable drab Hats,
various Goods tor genuemens and boys sum
mcr Wear,
do DO maie and female servants do
feai India worked MuiI Alnsins,
NuIi Muslin Robes, richly nouncrd
4 inftiler supply OF bro. fl eros lie etc silk
~ Pan ttatic.la Shoes, ali shades and sizes
a 'aiE' assortment ncw style ParasnDs
ahAese Feather ans, figured aud pIniu,
,Peen Ganze Ids, last ionable article
% black Mest,o Bomha2rcn, sup quality,
piece Blue aUd black Saxs. Velvet Cluth
equal 70 ery imported.
With reat variety Of other Goods. wtieI
"eE are determined To offer 10 their friends
Avn Me public al remarkably low prices.
MekEE, ROBINSON i co
H'RY -. ts3S
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. s1ss q .Ess gu Z. Il d

u
AN Nv Az ,r0m the subscriber rfsld
go, lus IN the county Of Gouchland, on the
'-.a ,"st. nrgIo man named Aaron, his
"f Judy her son Lewis. Aaron is a
~" 'Ntnil light years Of a2e, ) feet or
1f'ts teh, has down look, and chew
|oacco ProI0sely, aud for several years
I'' Drro employed rs Il Waterman on
James Rive.
-, TI"1l Is about twenty one Years Of age,
NV stature, ana when ehe absconded
Vas iar adNa'rtd in pregnancy.
1,f"l IS dh"4t six years old. has Il de
'''' II ear Of LIS Eyes, From The situation
o ~ lar Woman It is sear,'h possible she
p'aa laNr travelled on foot, it is therefore
mrsHmed Thy have been conveyed away
r"''ai or ,rggou.
To- ah"Nr reward vii be paid for the
'L'i'' ss1ou aud colalnrmcut ia any jail,
wv II q. s'fl,d Ia the ,uhscrlhcr all rea
'0""b.' s.a.t~s viii he paid in addition.
:, JOHN q. CROUCH.
va. -. 4tl0.
1Df'.r'5 Vegetable Indian sPe-
Gle.
-. af-s Is reari,rd IA walls o.
-. il. ise F1lti FABLE I%DIAN sPE
4, - $ 'r.a' .#tss r. a.. cure OF coughs
e'''' ''.-r.s ,e9;.sa:}asirns. &c.
80 !. DUAL,
Bank square
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Fresh and Genuine Medicines.
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VOL I'LL
PnINTfp AND PUBLISHED ny
TIIyAH FLETCHER X RICH II. TOIER.
Publishers ofii1c Loies q he Uaioa.

n, The Sem Weekly Paper, at 81, and the
weekly Paper, at So per aunnm, payable in
aI55ncr. No subscription well be received for
a les, time Than sis mouths; and no paper will
Ie discontinued >bat al the discretion OF the
i I5fors) until all arrralases are paid.
-, Advertisements will be inserted at 81
ceats ner square cor less the first time, ana
~ /. cents for each continuance. Those
rom distance must be paid for previous to
,bpir Insertion, or the payment assumed by
some responsible person in Lynchburg.
II ChancerY Orders are inserted for six
GT All letters addressed to the Editors must
be gnsy PAN, or obey will not be attended TO
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WALTER II. MIDDLETON,

.4POTHEt.lEY mn DRbG GfS1,
aAS ins received from Philadelphia
mud New York, his srfing supply en-
hacinE every article IN the DRUG, MIDI
CINE aud PAINT line. Ills stock IS nov
entirely new, bis assortment better selected,
aud more extensive than al any previous time,
and every ariiele can be recommended ~
being genuine. Practitioners Of medicine,
country merchants, aud other who have been
in the habit Of mppi5 Jug Themselves in Rich.
mond, vii find it greatly 10 their adyauinge
Ia give him cnI.
Such Of bis friends and customers who live
NJ distance, mud cnnhoi find II ~ all times
couverient 10 wish this mnrtet, may RELY up.
On getting their orders ljgl up in asniee - =,
articles ol as good quality, and MS ehoup by
sending, As Il lbry WERE present.
LIASEED OIL BbEsNAX, FEATHERS,
aud oqcty description of produce taken N,
balirr, Tor which the highest market price viii
be given.
April II rs 30
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THOMAS j. DUVAL,

Al THE SIGN OF THt GOLDEN MORTAR,
oN uANE squARE,
t6AS Just received, IN addition % hia
i 4 former stuck, On extensive assortment OF
DRUGS MEDICINES, PAINTS, Oils an1
DYE. SUITS. which cnnlles him now TO OF.
Ter Ia HE friends, customers aud the public re-
uerally, thc mpai complete aud oNtehsivo'as-
sortutent ever before hronght 20 this market.
AMONG rnN AM rnr FOLLOWING, VIZ
25Ou IL, Glaubrr salts, 30 do. lauar LIMB.
ooo DO Epson Do. tie,
500 DO, Cum Shell 90 DO Quick Silver,
Ihc, 20 doz. BOTTLES Anne
5OO do Pearl Ash, riean Castor oil, /
100 do. Gnm !Chm- 10 paeks cold Leaf.
pbor, 900 gnlons Aleolioi,
100 do 1blap, 600 10 Lamp on.
loo do. sponge, loo DO. spts. Tua-
10 do Vcrdigrq, pcntne,
90 do. CAlomel,
Am every other article inl lis line, all Il
the best quality, and for sale At the lowes'
rrccs for cash, or al sis months 10 punctual
customers September".
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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-06-20
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