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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-11-17

This scheme is formed with the letters A, B and C.,
and is so arranged that the holder of three tickets CA,
c. will be certain to get at least one Price and
may obtain four The Tickets are lettered and num-
bered as follows, viz:
A. No. 1-B. No. &C. No. 5-A No 4-B. No. S
&C. No. GA. No. 7-B. No. SC. No. ga No.
lob. No. lie. No. 12-And in this manner through
the whole.
MODE OF DRAWING:
On the day of the drawing the three letters A, B,
and c, will he placed in wheel, and one of them
drawn out, which will entitle all the tickets (being
having that letter them, to prize of 50 each,
with an equal chance for the CAPITAL, and intermediate
prizes All the numbers (from to 9,999 inclusive)
will then be deposited in one wheel and all the prizes
above the lowest denomination in another, and the
numbers and prizes drawn alternately against each
other until the prizes are all out.
nf ticket drawing superorprize IS not restricted
from drawing an inferior also. Many tickets must
therefore obtain Iavo Prizes each!
Prizes payable by the Corporation of Fredericksburg
forty DAYS after the drawing, subject to the usual de-
duction of fifteenper cent.
TDhote Tickets So SO; Ralres 81 IS; Qsts ga Cents.
For sale in variety of numbers a.
+. II. RUNNELLS'
LOTTERY and EXCHANGE OFFICE, King
street, Aierandrin.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-11-17
For Freight,

-. - For Freight,
The fine fast sailing schooner
~ CYGNE7,
MN Cowsrt, master; burthen 65o bbls. would
2nrefer freight to southern port in the u.
49, Apply on board or to
''''"' ROBINSON & SHINN,
y Vowelps Wharf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-11-17
For Freight,

Potatoes.
eo0BUSHELS Penobscot Potatoes, of superior
NM Quality, 81 barrels shad, landing from schr.
~. 6rssle by J. Fl. LADD.
For Freight,
The Schooner PLATO,
s&f Capt. Nickerson; burthen 400 bbls. will be
1kNkready in few daysfo a freight to Boston OF
sa any Eastern Port. Apply as above. nov
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-11-17
.sFait &c quiz faut, arrive &c quill pourra-''
Pork, Cheese, etc.

Pork, Cheese, etc.
n R BBLs. prime, and 10 do mess Pork, New-York
ASD city inspection
S casks cheese
pipes French Brandy
II hhds bright retailing molasses
81 bbls sugar
1000 bushels cease salt
Just received and for sale by
octo COHAGAN & WHITE.
handing,
This Day, from Sloop Vernon-
10 Pieces Duck
90 do Ravens do
90 common do
90 bbls. prime beef
10 coils Manila rope
For sale by JOHN S. MILLER.
&C
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-04-10
10 Merchants in Town
and Country.

AIRS. MARY KING, having deter
w mlnedte decline the Dry Good bnsi-
ness IN Lyuehbnrg, offers her entire stock for
sale upon the most accommodating terms.
1t consists OF every article usually kept III
Dry Good stores, together with great 'ari-
Ely OF ready madr rloarhing, such a, Great
Goats, pantaoous, vests OF various qualities,
Ladies Grntlemen's aud Chlldrens CIoaks
Of the incest patterns, &c. &c.
very liberal credit will be given, the
purchasers giving bond With approved en-
dor,els. lie tenement ahe now occupies
will be for rent. II consists OF spacious
store aud counting room below--tWo rooms
IN the sccuud aud Two IN the third story -
She will rcut either the upper or lower part,
or the whole tenement
~ Country merchant particularly would
10 well 10 call aud examine these goods, a.
they are all new aud fresh and were selected
by herself MOI more than three months ago.
March Il 10.
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EorREN'V.

II List Of Letters, remnining IN He Pos, og..
at Lynehbug, on The Isl day of40riI. lS56
A. IN Anderson. James [. Anihony 81,
Alois, TON Amos, Mrs Ham,ah Allen, Edmund 40 iaa
B-Pa,is Burnley. Robert Blanks, ARCHER pro
matht" b'o"n, Capt; Henry Ballmger Bppia,,,
Brown Moor Banoek, "m L. hurks Ai,,5g a'I,n
B"own. NJ IS DRUG la Boyer, Hen Bunk, Nl ais'
Baret ~" hubert
c-R. Chiffon CHARLES calIawa,. DR.. Io,,t
Mrs. Marga ct ChloniNrs. Editha j. la N,, -
gare Connolly, Lewis canpb, Char Is y lat
AIeHah ". Campbell hoiunlme N. Caitert Ia54II'
Graft, Jerk Supr. Court OF chanecry. '''ePu
D-Mi,s Mary nm Duan, WIN. {. Dobsop. A..
Mary p,ila }, I'm Davis, lineaus Dupuy, 2, ion,,o,
E-George Edwards, George F. EmbrIe, Alien H.,
brIr. '" liz
F--Fdmd. Farrcr. DR.. n. W FLOYD.
G-James Gillian, Waldo p. Gof Charles Gilt;
VIM. Gait, Claiborne Gladman, Iessc CLAW pxi -
Gng,by Clark Gooltn David Glass, Richard G. IN.
H-Johu Hoomes, Capt. John Hays, Lindsay H,,a.
wick wm. ID. Hin3. ''a'o'
j. Thomas Jones, Mis- Sarah A. JONES' James Jones,
Olrhtnt A. dennii g., Mrs Lucy Jones. Jud, J-nk a..
Gerard {. johnson. '''e''
K-wm. Krauth2 2. Adam Keller, Andrew rsn.
n"dy, John Kirby, James Knight, Miss Flizabsih
kagnf. Miss Mary P. Kirby, 2ack,ille King, Mrs.
L--sAmuel Long ?, James London. Ir. Mr. I.h,
Green q. Lewellen, Mrs. Elizabeth Leach BarTsbss'
Srttle, fc}ton ieitwich, Maurice Lsngharne Lorenln
D. laln, Seth ". Lyon, James Lancaster.
M--Powhatan May. Samuel Mathews, ,lsbez Mn,.eu
Drury G. Mnorman, John Alean, Gideon Ma,sie p lLn'
mas Norman, Andrew Milan, Charles Morri, Sa,,ra
Mead, John Moore, Mrs. Darcas MoorInan. Lewls c.
M'rn'son. Mss Lucy W. l. Moore, Robert Malone,
BERNARD McManIs. ''i
N-Abram q. North.
P-charies Pnchard Richa d Perkins, Frederick
PadSet Mrs. Inc d. Paindcxer. Charles Palmore
GeogS Parker, Miss Frances Tenn, Mace Pendltton
Richard Pollard, Hiss Sarah Pearnan
h-Mrs Ma ga'et riehardsor. John Richard,on
lanes u, Risque, DANIEL Rob rts, Mrs. Ann S. r..
FL 7abeth Robertson, Dan Roberts, Nm. Rosd.s
Ir Ambrose tucker, DANIEL Russell 2, Charles Kuad.
Anderson Rae,.
a-SAna. NJ. Scott, d. Staples. John Settle Jaru,s
mead, JAb smith ?, Richard Shtlton, homas II,
Scot. Gabtcl l. Jcou, Miss Alargner L. scott pr,s-
70, stockton, John Smith, Richard Starelan, Mrs
SChuolhcld.
Nv. Ialbo.. Miss NJ. [. Towles, Sterling G. thorn
ton DAVID lilse, BACON 1at. SaIul. 1atlor. Chris
tnphera Undertake, Wills Turner, Col. L. IhOmp,on,
vincent q abb VIM. Iurnbull. hu Ta'ton Charlts
abbot, john avlor2 IIs. Nancy /. Ihorntun.
y Z. John iar, Mrs. Elizabeth Yancy, Rober:
Yancay.
W-Benj. piggnton Fielding Williams, hong
MN WilkS, job X. Wigh man, Edmd Winston. kffy
A. Nomock, josiah " oh, u humaS J. Naqu,
John ! " mn, Benjamin Watts Frederick Ne4d.
Saml. u. Woodson, Loyal h,ei
April5, 33s
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VIEW and Elegant u OBS.
DAVID d. RoEEz.T Kxxr.

Have just received large and Well chosen
supply Of Staple and Fancy Goods, which,
in addition 10 their former stock, renders
their assortment equal 10 any ever
ollereo in this market. The follow
ing are among The articles lately
received:
Super blue, black, aud fancy colored Cloths
aud Caasimeres
landlord book, Swiss, and null Muslius
Canbricks, assorted, (plain and fgured)
Jackouct, book, and null MusIius, plain and
figured
Black, shaded, and fancy cOlored Silks
Al assortment of elegant gauzr y fancy Hkts.
Black, white, and green gauze Wells
Brown aud shaded eros de Naples
superb barege Handkerchiets
Insertion Trimmings and cotton Cord
SupeIiine Gnghams
Ladies' morocco and colored silk Shoes
Cbildren's worked Cap patterns
Ladies ard Gentemens' Black and white Silk
Hose
Gentlemens half do.
Union mixtures and Naukins
Brown and white kussa Drlings
IRISH linens ana linen CamUrics
striped EiOrenllneS
Black silk and fancy Bandana handkerchief
Tortoise shell, tuck, and side Combs
Mock do do
A handsome assortment Of Umbrellas and
farasuls
Nelson's Patent Suspenders
Furniture and apron Checks
Brown aud bledchrd Sherting
81 aud "A plaid Domesiics
An assortment Of Bed Ticking
few eases GeniIemens' superior Fur Hats
Drab and black Wool Hats
ALSO
5000 lbs Spun Cotton assorted
20 doz. Corn Scythe Blades
4 y Grntrmrns' fall back Saddle Trees
3 ;, Ladies Saddle Trees
April q. IS
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-04-10

HeC. s,
WAS committed on the first day OF DC
W toher last to the jail of Charlotte
county as a runaway, negro man who
calls himself Davy Smith, and says that
he is Blacksmith by trade, and belongs
10 MaiorJoues of Alabama, aud that he
bought him of VIM. Shanks Of the town of
Petersburg, Va. He is a yellow slender
made man, about fifty years old, has a
wen on the right side of his neck, and a
loot five feet eleven inches in height. The
owneris requested to comply with the
law aud take him away, or he will be
dealt with as the law directs.
WM SMITH, jailor,c c. C.
Feb. 90.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-04-10

Virginia
Atrues holden in the Clerks Office of the superior
court Of ehanerry for the Lynchburg district the 25th
day Of January, 1926:
Sophia Cras ford, Thomas Crews and Sally his wife
Edmund Penn, " iliam Long and Elizabeih hI> wife,
John d. Wren, admr. OF Nancy MCrede, dec. I hos,
Ha>kns and Matilda NASH in her own RIGHT aud as
CNrA. OF Abuer Nash, dec Its.
Against
The eA ors administrators of James Penn, dee So
phia Burrus Samuel Anderson and James tucker eH -
and eN'r. of Joseph bnrru,, de- Martha Penn and
George Penn adm \. and adu'r, OF IN. Penu doe So
phia Crawford and ELIJAH Fletcher adnN. and adm, e.
OF William s. Crawford, de-. Claiborne ". Couch.
admir-. with thr will annexed of Philip Goovh, dee.
teorge Penn, Thomas Penn ipln W Holder and cath
ariue his W. t and Samuel White. Dfft,
he defendants Sophia Hurr1S, Samuel Anderson,
James RUcher, homa> Penn. aud John W. uoIlr,
and Eathauhc ms wife not having entered th,lr
appearance and wen seeurty according to the net Of
assembly and the rules of tins court and II il.
by satisfactory evidences that they arc nor IL
this country II Is ordered, hat the sad ,l,frndant do
appear here the first day OF the term and wrr
the bill of the pmnus, and that copy tins order he
Forthwith inserted IN some news paper printed IN the
town ot lNnchhurg. Tor two months suercss t,y and
posted at tho out door at the house ia the sand
town. copy ieste,
80 JOHN WILLS, C.
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NEw WORKS,


AuOHR lneil dft
The last of the Mohicans, in Q ydis. from
the pen OF the celebrated American Novelist,
Mr.. Cooper, OF New York, author ot th, Spy,
Pilot, Lionel Lincoln, &c. &c. THIS work Is
pronounced by Critics to be his best pro NC
lion.
National Tales in Q vols. this is a very
superb production, and ought TO be owned
by every person.
Matilda, u Tale of the day, said 10 be a We
ry excellent work.
Faber's Difficulties Of lnfdeIiiy, said to be
very fine.
Tue foresters by the authors of Lights
and Shadows, Of Scottish life, &c &C.
Ferpanck's Eosays on the Nature, and
uses ui the various evidences Oi Revealed
Religion This work is much praisedIby those
who have read it.
A Treatse ON the Christian Doctrine,
compiled from the Holy Scriptures alone,
by John Milton, ia , tols This work is We
~ superbly executed, and ought TO be read
by every person.
Letters aud Papers of the late Revd. Tho
mas Scott, ID. d. never before published with
occasional observations, 10y John Scott, A.
NJ
The Book of Fate, a new and complete
system OF Fortune Telling.
Gnmmere's Surveying, very new edition
greatly improved
The Modern practice of Physic, by Robert
Thomas, NJ. ID. the eighth edition, with We.
ry Considerable additions, &c sc.
A Treatise on Domestic Medicine, by 70.
bert Thomas, NJ. u.
Together with a great many Others, all of
which will be sold very low by
ADRAIN Il. NoETET.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-04-10
Jcz2N II. LEFryyIcYz,

I9IOFNtg II LYW,
OFFENDERS is professional services to his
"a friends and the public in general. he
viii practice in the County and Superior
Courts OF Bedford, and may be always found
al his Office in the town Of Liberty
Ahrl 6. 2l35
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-04-10
JONNSCHs'S
BllAANNS VOW NE.N.

VI HlS Medicine is not offered 10 the
Public a. Papacea, but asa Cathal.
III admirably adapted - the removal nf
Bill, &c being lulll equal IN this fcspec, 10
t"omel, and superior 10 a1y Other pufga-
tive in use
It's peculiarly adapted To Blious and In.
ranmatory diseases may be used IN all "a.
ses Where this class ot Remedies js adIni,.i-
ble, NAY be repratea u. often as such mrtlI-
c'Hes are necessary, With perfect .atriy-
does not nausedtr unless the stomach is load.
ell with Bile aud does not require the pa
t'ent 10 C0nfne hiplsei 10 any particular
rules, during lis operation.
those persons whose constitutions have
see0 injured. by an impropernsc oi rrrcnfs,
ar are morhidiy susceptible OF its inHurnce
VIII find il The best known substitute las a
CdHtariic) ior Caiumel
II Is believed to lir 4 preventive Of the Ri
ions Complaints of our climate. il ono dn4e
(more II necessary) be takeu occasionally.
or as soon u general feelings of indi,rn>i.
tion, attended with bifirr tpste in the moutb
thrred tongue, &c. announce the approarh of
.disease.--
II will hr found valuable Fchrirnoe and
Aperieni medicine in small doses
II cohtains n mercury. and may he s,rnl,
given under any circumstances to ,,nmen al.
children.
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail,
by the Proprietor,
noCT.JAMEs COOKE, Druggist.
fredericksburg, Ia.
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LYNCHBURG FEMALE
A G AID! d My O


HNHE SUBSCRIBER takes this method to
Cd express bis gratitude for the liberal pat
ronage which has been heretofore extended
to him, and to inform his patrons and the
public generally, that the exercises of the pre-.
sent session commenced on Monday iho 9th
January, GnSt) lie has taken that large.and
eommodious establishment on Third Street,
formerly known as the Bell Tavern, in 4
healthy aud retired situation, and has associ
aled with him In the management OF the in
stitutlon the Rev. Josiah Cole, formerly of
Norfolk, who, 10 an accurate knowledge OF
the sciences, adds more than twenty years eX-
perlence as teacher. In this institution are
taught all the branches of AN English educaG
on including Music, Painting on Paper, Vel
YET, satin, Wood, and the various brauches
ol Needle Work, There will be always cm-
ploycd four competent teachers. Terms the
samr as heretofore. Pupils from distance
will be accommodated with hoaid in the sub.
serlber'S family for d0y dollars per session,
payable III advance, or iouy.Gvo dollars, the
pupil furnishing her own bed, bodding aud
towels
Parental attention and care will al all
times be paid To those who may DO placed in
our family as hoarders.
For character, qualifications, &C. reference
10 Col. Nm. b. Lynch, Rev. f. 6. smith,
Rev John Early. Rev. Edward Cannon, Da.
yid Kyle, Ko. Kyle, David K. Edlcy, Doct.
lioweI Davies, Robert NORRIS, Gaml. Brans,
ford, Abram r, North, Norborne M Taliater
TO and The Editors OF the Vireinian
ALEX, I DOUGLASS.
Jan. Is. ts44
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-04-10
a NEGRO GEE noR Sale,

4 negro girl about Ia years old, who Is a
K n first rate house servant--an sXcelIen!
Seamsress-and can do any kind OF netting
1t can be safely said, she has not her superior
as an accomplished house servant or as r
kind and attentive careful nnrse.--E or lurthe.
particulars apply atthls ONCE.
April Is. t535
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Just handed

Just handed
At Andrews Truly Cheap Store,
- bags prime coffee
4 do do pepper
3 hhds moasses
Together with choice assortment OF Groce
ries
Also, in store few hhds. of rum
And several crates earthenware
3 cases mems coarse shoes
700 pair stitchdoWns do
30 jack screws
10 yoZ cotton cards
Il do wool do
i hhds. assorted stoneWare
. bales white, red and yellow fannels
loo reams wrapping paper
All OF which we are selling very low
At our Truly Cheap Store,
Feb, %. Main Street.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-04-10
BOOK. g.

II NE subscriber has just received the
u third Volume of Randolph's Reports,
aud the Gentlemnu5' New Pocket Farrirr, Sd
edition, enlarged and improved, by Richard
Mason, Nj. D &. a. WxT2gERs.
April q.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-04-10
frust Saie OF ' aluubte
pvoNertV.


tf virtue of the several deeds Of trust
EB executed by Capt. james Ware, hear.
ing date the LIST OF October, lst3. the 10th
Sept. 1913, the 81 Oct ls22, and 3l-t Dee.
le24, and all duly recorded in Amherst caun.
~ court, will be sold, 10 the highrs, bidder.
tor cash, on the premises, ON Thursday the
18Th April next, II lair, il not, the next fair
day, all that tract land, lying in Amherst
county, on Iiorsel}'s creek and Pedlar river,
on winch said Ware now resides, called the
fediar Mills containing between 50 and so
acfes,more or less, together with the valuable
Improvements thereon, consisting OF manu-.
'hclnrIng and erist mills, a large tavern and
store houses, aud other Convenient houses.
and supposed to be equal to any stand for
Hueh business IN the country The title is be-
,leYed to be good. but the trustees will on
y convey such as 10 vested in them.
JOIN BULLOCK,
RICHARD S. ELLIS,
Acting trustees.
have the privilege, and am disposed to
sell Tue above property upon credit of from
one 10 seven years, upon which terms bar.
7aln may be had IN it, either before or at the
sale. las. WARE
March Q. ctds3l
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kAUWer seed.

Red striped China as. hook
ter Double black do
White do Double mkt do
Red do Double yellow do
Lilac do elbow hawk weed
Blush do Double purple jacobea
Purple do Is ladder katmia
Bonnet do Venus looking glass
Rose do Blackberry lilly
Purple globe amaran yellow uplnes
thus " ute do
lrtcolour do Blue do
tlos Adunls Rose DO
sweet aiysum Dutch blue do
Alhtkendi or kite Perennial do
Hover Jacobs ladder
Love lies bleeding Double lark-spur
Musk bottles Doubc rose do
scotch brown Branching do
Cauterhrrry bells scarlet htehuis
lin bush LaVetrra
Rose campion Lavender
Golden Curlopsis IMgnonette
Red. purple a. white Upright do
CoInmbne, mixed lianuncuns Marygold
Crimson coaconbs French do
White chrysanthenum Large Double do
lrtcolour do Pot do
scarlet coutea Sweet Marlorium
juHbIe balsamines Myrtle seed
,lne caulanche Ice Plant
Purple Caudy tutt Sensitive Plant
Alinor cougolvolus Imperial punk
squirting cucumber Nadeus do
Cormnder Carnatlon Pink
pohllas (heantituD Pheasant eye do
Mkt paillas China do
Hearts Ease Evening Primrose
Star in the East Marvel of Peru
Purple Perennial haA Double whlte poppy
Catch ly CaInaIton do
Althea Frntex White egg plant
Bloody wall flower Poly authus
White wall leay d stock Rockets
gill scarlet Snapdragon
Scarlet brompton do Starry Scabius
Purple do Purple do
Queens do SIENNA
Ten week do Saffron
Virgin do Double tall sun.howe.
Mkt biennial do Sweet sultan
Fox glove Iaugler Seorzonera
Musk gcranlnm Straw berry Sunase
Mkt do yellow Indian Shot
Balm giIead Crimson lretoil
French noneysnckle Garden Naleran
iloneyWort Sweet William
Honesty Thyme
Double china folly Mexican Zeminicia
NlNk~.
Balsam apple Lord Ansou's do
Scarlet morning glory Cypress vine
Striped do Go BaIsam pear
Balloon vine Kite eaved ipomeal
Painted lady peas Purple hyacinth beans
Mixed sweet do Mock orange.
ALSO, an elegant assortment of fancy
and common Flower Pots.
Feb Is.
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Blank Checks, Negotiable Notes.
Nonstable's Warrants, Bonds,
Deeds, Executions and
fSuhppuas.
and almost every other kind of Blanks for
sale at thisoiice. "A' 'o'
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LAND FOR SALE.

''s1Y virtue of n deed OF trust, exceeded to
- the subscriber by George Tucker, md
duly recorded in the County Court OF PitsyI.
vania, to secure the payment of IA debt due
the Commonwealth OF Virginia, ! shall on
Monday, the 18th day Of April next, at Pitt
sylyania ConrlHouse, it being the day Of the
Election, positire'y proceed 10 sell, To the
highest bidder, for Cash, 175 ACRES
OF LAND, lying ca the south sldc OF
Stauntou aud Pig Rivers. being Il tract Of
land suld 10 the SAID George Tucker by jas.
NJ. Williams, Who was esoheator Tor the eouu.
y Of Ptfsylsania, aud granted to the said
Tucker from the Commonwealth at virginia,
hV patcul bearing date, the 10th October,
ls2l, I sball convey the title vested in me,
by sad trust deed. rHOS WILLIAMS.
Mach q. cptds33
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Y virtue of a deed of trust, executed
ID to the subscriber, by Mark Authouy, to
secure the payment OF a debt due the Gom-
non"caltt OF Virginia, shall, on Monday,
The l7h day OF April ncxt, NJ Pitts,ivania
Conrl House, It be,ng the day Of the election.
posiiirtiy proceed 10 sell 10 the highest bidder,
for Cash, "a TRACE CT LAND
containing 4S0 AND Ia ACRES,
lying upon oldu0lou Klner, IN the county a.
fare'aid being the same land formerly owncd
by jacob Rnhshmen, aud after his death es.
cheated to the Commonwealth of Virginin,
aud sold by James NJ Williams, eschcalor for
lie county Of Ptl,ylvania. to the said Mark
Anthony. The deed OF trust is duly recorded
ia the county court Of pnsyvania. Acting
ms trustee | shall convey the t,levestcd in me
by said trust deed. 1nOS WILLIAMS.
March -. Cnldsl3
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NOTICE.

PROPOSALS viii be received ., =,
Hugh Pa1ton's tavern. in The con.
heckbrldse, nulil the goth day of Arm
Tor the erection OF dam across Iau1ee p -.
aud Tor hulidIng the stone abuimenrs = -
nfdge, intended IL be erected across the -, 1'1
IiVer, al OF near ihe point where the Inv
hase canal terminates on the North sid nv
commences on the South side oi tn SAID 49,. ''
Inc pans aud specifications Of thrse NJ.
Will be exhibited 10 peIsons desiron. Tbs
subscriber u ile
JNo. STAPLES, Engineer.
for ID. ) GARLAHD, Cogiu,ityj,,,r
kdaduha loud AND .Aafiyot5u
April 6. ,r SS.5.h'
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Garaen & Flower Seeds.
VIM. Owens Il G. l.. LeCkie,
HAVE just received from New York the fol-
Garden seed

Early york cabbage Garden cress
Early emperor do Early scarlet short
Ea5y Salisbury do fadish
Large late imperial dOiLong salmon do
Lare drumhead do Cherry turnip do
Green globe savoy do satisfy or yeget
Late Baliersea do oyster
Bergen or large Ame. Earl, bunch sum
rlcHn cabbage squash
Russian cabbage Valparaiso squash
White solid celery Mammoth punpki
Red do DO Early CanliluWer
Long orange carrot CurIed parsley
Blood red do TamatOe shaped
Early horn do per
Early blood tufnir Parsnip
beet Purple egg plank
Early horn beet. (new) Ear wv a5hington
Blood red do extra early and
Manglr wurzle do Dwarf blue impt
rench sugar do do
Early frame cucumber Dwarf prolific do
Long prickiy do Tall Marrowlats d.
Green turkey do Early Charlton do
Green cluster do Early France do
Early curled Silecia Early dwarf cluster
lettuce Dwarf marrQWtats
Large green head do Early Lafayette
Drumhcad do Blue Prusslan d.
Ice do all knights honey
Tennis hall do extra fine
Madeira do lall sugar peas
Grand admiral do podJ
Maguum boHum no Early mazagan be
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White mustard \ GLOW six week sn
Best scotch kali Dwarf white kidney
sen do China dwarf
White onion Scarlet lowering d
Red do A fea bushels POI
straw coloured do oats, two dollars
Onion cloves bu5hel.
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