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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-10-31
Rheumatism and GOut.

Benjamin Morange 4 Sons Medicated Oil SILK.
HUMANITY requires to proclaim to the public an
Ill exterior remedy for the cure Of all Chronic Dis
orders, but particularly the Govt, Rheumatism, and
Colds. Many thousands have been cured Of these ter
rible diseases, both in the United States and in France;
and as many highly able and respectable physicians of
this city wish to give justice to truth, they have deli
vered the following
CERTIFICATE:
Ne,o York, Esd .4ug. 1920.
nThe vanished silk manufactured by NJ. Morange
& Son, is capable of being applied with great advan-
tage in many cases of Gout, Rheumatism, Chrome, en-
largements and stiffness of the joints, and indurate
~glandular tumors: and in some cases is preferable to
any other remedy with which we areacquainted.
~[Signed]
Wright Post, Md. John Watts, jun. NJ. D..
Alex. Fl. Stevens, MI d. S. Kissam, Nj. d
David Hosack, NJ. ID. ". G. S. Macneven, MD.
John Nelson, NJ. ID. Edw. Delafeld, Nj. d.
Felix Pascalis, NJ. d, DR.. Valentine Mott,
SamuelL. Mitchell, NJ. D..
To be had at the Drug Store of JOHN l. &4YRS,
sole agent for Alexandra march so
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-10-31
Fresh Garden Seeds. &c.

TVHE subscribers have received from Liverpool, PEI
i ship Shenandoah, their fall supply OF G.fhDL4
SEEDS, warranted fresh, comprising a large and gen
eral ass ,rtment of all sorts, and several sorts OF IuINP'
Kale, sc. Those who purchase to sell again, viii De
supplied on reasonable terms.
aug 2S k. /. RAMSAY 70.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-10-31
~. y. Sugar, Coffee, etc

-. y. Sugar, Coffee, etc.
THE SUBSCRIBER HAS JUST RECEIVED
40 HHDS. New-Orleans sugar
~ 90 bags green coffee
80 barrels first proof Baltimore whiskey
$50 do Carolina and Suffolk tar
Leiper's and CARROTS Philadelphia manufactured
Scotch snuff in kegs
IN STORE
Bridport shad andherring seine Irvine
Cotton do do do
Cordage of all sizes
Turks Island, Ground Alum and American salt
Sacks Liverpoolblown do
Hhds molasses, bags pepper
Chests and half chests Gunpowder, Imperial and
Young Hyson Tea
Bags allspice, boxes mould candles, shoe thread
Barrels glauber salts, kegsrace ginger
Salt petre in kegs, superior Cognac brandy
Jamaica spirits, Antigua do
Dupont's Brandywine gunpowder, shot
Kegs nails, ofall sizes, do chewing tobacco
Teneriffe and French Madeira wine
FAMILY FLOUR
Loafandlu lump sugar, SC. together with many other
articles, all of which W be sold OH reasonable terms
apr 10 GEO COLEMAN.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-10-31
Candles, etc.

French & Spanish languages,
TEyHE subscriber will commence a course Of lnstrlc-
Il ton in the rudiments of either, or both the above
languages, on Monday evening next, at 7 O'Clock, IN
the room he occupied last season on WashingtonstFeet
two doors north of the corner occupied by Christophe
Neale, Esq. WM. LANPHlEk
sent OFT
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-10-31
Trustees Sale.
II Y virtue of a deed of trust from ELIJAH TAYLOR, l
ID shall expose at public sale, the aforementioned
LOTS OF "

in the Town of Alexandria-One lot west side of Fay
ette-street, between King and Prince streets beginning
at the centre of the square, thence ~southerly binding
on Fayette-street 40 feet, thence westerly parallel to
Prince-street 123 feet, thence northerly parallel to Fay
ette-street 40 feet, thence ~easterly to the beginning
AIso-Oae other lot, east side of Fayette-street, II
feet S inches by % fleet. adjoining the east end of a lot
Of ground the property of the said Elijah Taylor
This sale is 10 be made to satisfy a debt due to George
Fl. Smoot assignee of Hugh CAROLYN, and will take place
on the premises, on The 1st Norember neat, at - O'Clock,
msdduu.s COLIN .AULD.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-10-31
White Head.

White Head.
SAMUEL NJ LNNEY offers for sale
nn KEGS. Philadelphia White Lead, 1st and I'd
~ quality, in Is and 28lb kegs, which he sells at
prices porportioned to the size ofhekegs.
ALSO,
81 boxes cotton and wool cards, just receiv
24 boxes sperm candles
8 tierces whale oil
2 bbis. pale ale for bottling
Is kegs VENT. red
ii do Spanish brown
10th mo 4th Sw
Powchong Yea.
AACHESTS Powchong Tea, of fine quality, receiv-
IU ed per sloop Vernon, from N. York, for sale by
oct S. MESSERSMITH.
John Roberts offers For Sale,
tor BBLs. whiskey, 1st, ID, Sd and 4th proof
l~U 100 kegs nails assorted sizes
50 kegs gunpowder
100 bags shot
80 barrels refined sugar
Is bags West India and Java coffee
80 boxes raisins
SO boxes soap and candles
Muscovado sugar, of various quail. in hhds & bbls
Imperial, G~unpowder,a and Y. Hyson tea in chests
Molasses in hhds, tierces md barrels
Cotton yarn, assorted number
Together ViM a General Supply Of all articles IN
the Grocery line.
ALSO, ON RETAIL, OF THE BEST QUALITY
Madeira and other wines
jamaica and other spirits
French brandy and Holland Gin
Fine old whiskey aug 81
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-10-31
Fruit Trees, grapes, sc.

X3S The subscriber, proprietor fssSsss@
s3S{fSSks of the Linnaan Botanic Garden and cTT4cEaS
"TS Nurseries, at Flushing, near New @X%
York, offers to furnish the public ssss1lAsa,
with cilch Tunor nnl nlnnAr nc thai nnn.r or,ro
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on the lookout for friendship like this.
and are willing TO wait year or two,
or an arc or two, as the case NAV be,
until You deserve it or if you have oc-
casion for hearty steadtast foe, one
who will be sure to keep you at work,
night and day, for the rest of your life
tho Genuine Yankee the cold, up
rght, square-lookmg native Now Eng
lander Is your man. SO too, If you are
IN search of a deep theologian, severe
critic, profound lawyer, general (for
defending you,) a statesman, Il mathe-
matlclan, husband, who, however much
he may respect and love you in seri-
Gus way, will be sure TO forget you are
a woman every day in the week and
every honr in the day, if you behave
like iool-nay, though You are not
half his age, though you married for
love, and are the mother Of his one
child or if you arc in search of wife,
who will have her own way, however
dear You may be to her, whenever she
believes it her duty to have her own
way--go to New England London
Aon Monthly Mdgd2mc.
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SrROIOGY.

An astrologer, fixing his eyes ponthe
countenauee ofthe Duke OF Milan, said
to him, My Lord, arrange your affairs,
for you have not long to live. How
dost thou know ihisp asked the Duke.
by my acquaintance with the stars an
swercd the aslrologer. And pray how
long art thou 10 liyei' MY planotpfo-
misses me a long life well, thou shall
shortly discover that we ought moi To
trust 10 the rs.-And nc ordered him
to be hanged instantly.
llegeiages, an Arab General, under
the Caliph Valid consulted in his last i'll
ness, an aslrologor, who predicted 10
him his approaching death. j rely so
completely on your knowledge replied
Hcgpiages TO him, that ] wish 10 have
you with me i'll the other world and
shall therefore send you thither before
me, in order that ! may be able to en-
ploy your services from the time of my
arrival And he ordered the head e
the soothsayer TO be struck off, although
the time fixed by the planets had not yet
arrived.
Darah. ono offbe four sons ofthc Great
Mogul, relied much on the predictions Of
astroloeers. One of these impostors,
al the peril OF his life, had predicted 10
him thai he should wear the crown and
Darah securely calculated upon it,
Some of his acquaintance observed to
the astroloeer, that they were much as
tonished he should have the hardihood
to ioreIell, at the risk of his existence,
an event So uncertain.----" One thing of
two must happen" she replied; "either
Daral will succeed to the throne, and
my fortune is made or he will be van
pushed, and in that case his death is
certain, and | shall not dread his ven
gcance."
An asuologer foretold the death of a
lady whom Louis NI. passlonately low
ed {; she did in fact die; and the king
that the prediction Of the as
trologcr was the cause Of it. He ser
for the pan, intending to have him
thrown through the window as pun-l
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From the Christian Inquirer

The Quaker and R0m0H CatkoEc.
--Petilian had an only son, who disgrace
ed his family, wasted his property, hall
broke his fathers heart, and fed, all
prongatc and diseased as he was, abroad.
Petllian never forgot that he had "A son,
often wept at recollecting it, aud grew
gray with hoping against hope that ne
should live to clasp his pcnilent son in
his arms. After 25 years, in which he
had often been informed that his son
was alive but became worse and worse,
Rufus, a rough but honest and bcnevo-
lent Captain OF a ship, came topay Pc
titan a visit. Pardon me, Potilian, if
| ask when you heard of your son.
The old gentleman took ont his hand
kcrchief and wiped his eyes. | can
give you some intelligence of him, adj
ded Rufus, and on the whole not I'M
pleasant. Petllian looked hard at him,
his Jaw quivered, he drew himself for
ward, and sat on the edge of the front
of his chair. Rufus added, he has be-
come Quaker. Petilian lifted up one
hand, the tears ran down from both his
eyes, and he exclaimed, Is he alive!
He is alive and well. My son? Yes,
your son. have seen him and con-
versed with him, and what | tell you is
true. Pchlian tainted. Rnfusrccover-
ed him, and when he was cool, told him.
| have been abroad. One day, a ship
wright, a rough, blunt man, came on
board and told me that he had re-
preached your son with his conduct, in
a manner 50 forcible that he could not
resist it, and that, in consequence ofthc
"reminiscences Of his own conscience, ex-
cited by his conversation, he had laid
asi lie the practice, aud 4lenehcd tie
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| love OF vice, and that he now, Tor four
years past, had lived life Of devotion,
temperance and justice. After his re-
formation, Inc had gone to work wish
the shipwright, aud had married his
daughter, and was led by that fhmily IN
to TIM mode of Christianity winch we
here ell Qnakerism: for the shipwrieh
himself WIS a Friend, and held forth.
on The nature and practice of virtue, IN
a little assembly of his own People
| WIS curious to see him, and went with
my informant on shore. There found
linn, with his broad brim, eating his
morsel with his Abigail, one of lheneat-
est Of women, and two children, the
oldest oil whom is a picture of yourself,
aud called, friend Pctilian, after thee.
| proposed an interview with you.
which he refused, with tears of The most
unaffected repentance for his sins, and
expressions of esteem for your virtue.
lie said, | o0eht 10 ask pardon of my
lather, and / would, but recollect, Cap-
tam, my father is a man of birth, for
tune, and fashion, and Of the Roman
Catholic religion. Thou wilt forgive
me, If say, fear the prcjudices of
that very ylrtuous man will not allow
him to take pleasure IN mo now that a
change 50 bafborons in his eve hath
taken place IN mc--lor virtue, unaceom-
panied with the gaycly Of the world and
the ceremomones of the church, hath
no being, much less beauty, in the
eyes of such men. | think, therefore,
ON the whole, that il would be an act of
cruelty to disturb the peace Of my ia
Their; perhaps he hath long ago buried
me IN imagination, and il would revive
his griet 10 raise me from the dead.
trust, at the resurrection of the last day,
the infinite mercy of God will mako the
sight OF me an addition to hiSjoy. Ru-
ius paused. Petilim wcpt, and exelaim-
ed---Oh that | could see him; proha-
bly, | might engage him to lay aside his
galb of virtue without cndangcrng his
virtue itself. o no, said Rufus, il
would be dangerous tomakc the expert
mont; besides, | can tell you he is an
uncomfortable man. You must either
see him as he Is, or never see him al
all. Is II possible 10 see him2 1t
is; ! have prevailed with him, and
ground him and his family over Holy
Virgin exclaimed Petilian; whore
is hei | must see him; | have forgiven
himi feel | love him; long To en-
brace hun; | have already forgotten,
and ! will never recollect, the impropri-
ETY. OF any means made use of TO recov-
er Il sinner from the error OF his WHY,
and TO fill fathcr with joy like thai
Of Cod when he embraces a long-losi,
once prodigal, but now penitent son.
Come, then, said Rufus, give passage TO
the finest emotions Of the human heart.
Your son, saith, in language canonized
by both yom churches, RATHER, hare
simaed against HedrcR and beforc tire,
and am no more wOrthg 10 be coiied Mg
son /: make me rs one If Hy hired ser
rants. And Inc is now saying Ibis, all
hereto rs he is, ia room in this house,
where have desired him to wait You
hare compassion, Pctilian---go, ran, fall
on has aeck, md Hiss him and then lei as
all, in spite Of forms, rat and be merry;
for
"PieaVfe andprai@ run through Cod host,
10 see aR0ff Turn;
Theu sotathoit n copfrc i0d,
III 4. l..
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PRINTED AND Published ~
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,-rso semi Weekly Paper, at 81, and the Weekly
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Pa"i' m c received iar less time thn SIX months
s1rPth ~, win he discontinued (but the discretion
ann ~ iitar,) until all arrraraees are pad.
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ch,,cer, Orders not exceeding squares are if-
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An letters addressed to the Editors must be post
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I'D UNAWAi, GomJ. Niclhnn's plantation.
ID Middle Quarter iuekahoe IN the county
OF ilcmico, Negro Boy, named lily, about II
years old he is likely aud intelligent, his icn>
lures are round and well io,D.ed Ills fopu,cd
Father, sam Wright, a free negro, Is said TO re-
side IN Lylwhburg or to be ihere frequently
and, as the boy ran away aid Mas taken up in
Lyncllbnrg a year o. two since, is probable he
may now be IN thai place o. the neghborhood
he went OH the last tune abont the month of A.
pril last
reward Of thirty dollars wll be paid TO any
person who viii deliver him to John II. len
nings, the oycisc,t ~ Middle Quarter, on James
River, opposite Fnno's coal pits,
JNO. HICkHAM.
Oct. o. ieiiw 10
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.lrln9t Is ON Boston, Providence. New-York.
'S n i,lladephia, Baltimore. Washington CITY.
i'rhhond, Va for sale in sums 10 suit pur-
Ii Wv . al a small premium. at the Lottery aud
Il raal, Office of 5. 4 NJ ALLEN 4 co
A, ,1 ''aig, where all kinds of ,meurrent money
July TO- ''''' '"''S u o's'o'n''
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.
m AfOitD FEMALE ACADEMY The
~ Fnll Examination in tins Institution will
commence ON Wednesday, the 10Th Noyembcr
neNt and close ON the Friday evening following.
lie FIRST session OF the neal year will commence
on the second Monday of January
he very liberal patronage Which has been
given Ia this Seminary, The pnai year las gu.
Outraged the Principal 10 increase the nulubcr
OF teachers, and 10 nuke some important addi-
tons 10 the course of studies heretofore pursued.
lie has eneagcd q Gentleman aud Indy for the
ensuing yea who have had Long and sueorss-
ni experience N teaching IN sorFe of the frs,
Academies ia our county
A Cabinet OF Minerals. q Chsmital and Phi.
losophool Appuroim will be added before the
commencement ni the neai session.
Every recitation IN Cbymistrs Natural Pho-
sophy Autonomy and MinerolngY viii De- nc.
eompnncd with Lecture, and the principles in
these Sciences Illustrated by appropriate expert
mems
Particular attention will be paid TO plnin aud
ornamental Pcnmonship, 10 the projection aud
drawing OF Maps, to plain and ornamental Nee
hlewoik. stated Lecture will BIZ given 10 the
two higher classes on Mental Philosophy Able
and experienced teachers will be engaged In the
departments Of Music, Drawing and Painting.
The Seminary Is ucH furnished with Maps,
Globes, &c. No alteration Is 10 be made in the
prices of board aud tuition.
JOSEPH LABArEE.
oAiofd, N. {. Oct =, 1926 ebwg
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O,t.9.

ASfOTlCE.--By virtue OF decd Of trust, exc
III ctcd by Christopher lshon and Wm I.
isbeil, the 9th day OF October, 1871 and duly
recorded IN the county court OF Anlseist We
shall, on Monday the 9th day o. November ncxt,
Al the ioarbet-housc, ia the town of I.ynchbnrg,
sell for cash, the following property to satisfy
said deed, to- vii "A tract on parcel OF Land
iyingin The county of Amherst, containing ~
Acres, one House and Lot, nov ia tine occupanr
cY oi Vim. |. isbell, situate IN the county Of Am
herst. and thrcc slaves Gasar, Charlie and Pc
Ter, fwaiermen,) together with all and snl uar
the rights aud appurtenanccs belongue 1. Ihe
sad tract OF Land and Lot A. lrt,tees, ~e
shall only convey such tidc a. is vested il, MS.
tho 1t Is supposed to be iodispuabe.
DAVID HOff NAN
LEWIS oitEGuE
NATHAN Il IL RMoN.
Oct o. trtdsIg
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ishment: "Tell me, thou who pretend-
est 10 DO so clever aud learned man.
wial thy fate viii be u The soot,say-
er, who suspected the intentions Of the
prince, and who knew his foible, re-
pied, "Src, loresee thai shall die
E. iiree days before your mgcsiy." The
KING believed him and was careful Of
The nsirolnrcrs life.
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\VALuAbLE REAL ESTATE For SALE.
" ! wish 10 eel two uneiA of mud lAlur m

SHALuAbLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
" wish 10 sell two uaeis OF Land lying ~
the county Of Campbell, one containing about
1000 acres, the other between o aud too acres
The two tracts nrc separated only by n creek,
On The FIRST, (it beng the tlnei on which re-
sde,) there are not more than no acres of open
land, most Of which has been cleared within a
few years There - 10 eenf large auai,s
ilty of FIRST rate Tobacco Land, neaii, ali Of
which lies IN one body, This iract lies remark
ably WELL beng yer, little nnhnated---,hr water
line, and the ncighborhood healthy aud aelrca-
bic. The improvements are a large dwelling
house OF rock kitchen, smoke house ice house,
Ne, together with an otefsesr's house and rood
tobacco houses, all OF which arc INV OF Tie q.
ther iiact nearly half Of * open land, 4 "a IA
hsh state OF improvement, pari of which IL
Hat land ~ rcry SuperiO 1HuiiiB fllcres also
on II an excellent Min Site and a GOOD orchard
Of well selected fun trees le improvements
are two good dwelling houses about an hnlf mile
apart, with oil the usual out houses aiinrhrd 10
each of them consider il nnneet ssar, 10
describe the property IN more paIdeulaf man
nei knowing that those Who are disposed 10 iuy
will first vie" ii--mh by way Of further induce,
mcnt, would t,tc chat there j. on thrse uucts
y large quau Of good meadow land which is
certainly o Considerable acquisition To them
Al persons who aie desirnus Of purchasing
ne above property are particularly invited TO
call aud view The same The terms will he
liberal aud accommodating, aud uade known by
the subsefIber living on he premises, about ~
miles south from Lynobbng, and .ouih-east
from Campbell c. House.
NATHANIEL. W PAYNE.
n Il The above Land coald be- conveniently
divided into smaller tracts 10 suit purchasers.
July ~. di6l
The Editors Of the Richmond Enquirer will
please publish DE above advertisement once
weel, III forbid aud forward then account to me
fpr payment N w r.
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COMPARABLE cAuCoEs.-1hKee Ro-
II gsmp Il Go. have now the pleasure of am
"a '..,ng the arrival of the above truly beautiful
-. toorther with great many other rich
,le.rabe goods at less prices than ever be
anu ybbited. Their friends and the public are
, na,,nIsrly solicited 10 view their assortment.
Oct g.
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lI ." ololtE.-The subscribers have ms,
Rpssr.' pFnea' m the house formerly occupied Inv
Eac tbo " lt''it"ich 4 Clayton and directly mpo-
ID a,ser,,,m g'nlan Office, large and we'll select.
aare uang OF Dry Goods. Groceries Qpecns-
unaware, Cutlery, sc. which tbey are
ihey in,i,a ~ sen at the most reasonable prices
''' ne The public to give Diem a cali
No, .. RANKIN y COLE.
tsl3
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lNoR SALE, first rate Carpenter, apply at
S- 'i'S ONCE August =.
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yD 00KS.--The subscriber has just received
- the third volume of Randolph's Reports
and the Gentlcman's New Pocket Farrier, third
edition. enlarged and improved, by Richard Ma
/. son, NJ. d. c. a. WRITER'S.
April d.
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ANEW MUSIC.-The subscriber hd, the plea
~ sure of informing the ladies aud gentlemen
~ y, L!ynchburg, that he has received direct from
,s,n,9,arueiphIa, very valuable selection of NEW
81 oi' Tor the Piano-forte, German Flute, Ca-
'H''e' &c &c. all of which be Is determined to
June IL. ~ -
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I'm htNf, that desirable lamilv residence
5e.a "P'ed Inc present year BY Samuel
.ar ,,, Possession may be had immediately
a,ter " nn information, apply to MIR. 5. Lam
October 90 w. 40.
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ltAft,N


n AND AND SLAVES faf Sale ON Cresln -
II VIII be sold, ON The FIRST day of january,
1927, al the late residence II John Pace. IN the
county of Henry, the ttaei ofland OF, VI iei, The
said Pace died, containing between FIVE and six
hundred acres This iand lies upon Smitl', ri.
yer and is wei adapted 70 the culture Of grain
and tobacco. Ataci ed to this tract OF Land IL
the best Fishery IN the county of Henry AZ
the same tilnc seven o. eight valuable slaves will
be offered for safe, Also seKerui horses, &c NC.
credit et twelve months will be given upon
the purchasers giving bond and security for tho
personal estate, and bond and personal security
together with deed OF trust upon the land to Sc
cure the amount Of the several purchases.
If the day set apart iot this sale should not
be faii the property will be sold ON the next fair
day thereafter.
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SANFORD REAAlEY,
JOHN REANEY,
DANIEL STONE,
E3.eetJfore If yab1 pocs

ATEW GOODS. The subscribers, have re
y ceived direct from New York, a part OF
their Fall supply OF Fresh Goods, making thsr
assortment al present nearly complete but TO
which they will continue TO make additions By
every arrival of Seasonabic and Fashion. biz al.
.ieles. Customers may rely upon purchasing 81
hem on the best terIns
MCKEE Il MEM
New 2 u cdH4s
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" oNLE, likely Negro Man. rood
Som, muse o- servant. Enquire AT this Office,
tSi5
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The Editors Of the Richmond Enquirer will
please publish DE above advertisement once a
week III forbid and forward then account to me
tpr payment N w. r.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-11-06
NATHANIEI. " PAYNE.

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divided into smaller tracts 10 suit purchasers.
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