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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-06-01

MOTIF E-By virtue of a deed of trust
1N executed by William lIsbell. TO the sub.
scriber, which is dolly recorded in The clerks
office of the county court of Amherst, will
Tor the purposes of said deed. SELL at public
auction, Tor cash. on Tuesday. the .olh OF June
aext, before the door OF the Franklin Hotei III
the town oil Lynchburg, the following proper.
~ TO wit Tom, a blacksmith Edmund, =
man, who is also blacksmith 4 Pleasant,
boy together with a cprfnin tract OF land ly
ing aud being in the county of Amherst, near
Bethel, containing, hy estimate, 39l acres,
more or less, together with ait the -appurte.
uanc.s thereunto belonging
n, NJ. TALIAfERRO.
May 20. tcidss2
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RIay25.

ssUNANAf from the subscriber, near
IL Liberty. bedford court house, on sun
day The i-lth inst. negro boy named Horace,
shou, weGty years OF age, II little Inclined
to be yellow, dick head of hair, about g ieei
or Il - inches IN height; his eyes are ralh-
err smaller that is usual Had on when lie
went of, brown Cashmere pantaioons, hall
Worn cotton SHIRT, Hhie mersaites vest, and
wool ha', with tolersble good pair OF shoes,
aud socks. Horaceis a very likely DO! anu
OF good address. lie vas sold IN the city OF
Richmond in the month OF January iaai 10y
Nr. John Thornton oil King George county,
Va. and il is probable he may a,m to gel
back there again. Any person delivering
said boy 10 mr. shall have reward Of fifteen
dollars, or ten dollars if confined in any jail
80 that get him again.
WM. LEFTWICH.
Nav o. w2N42
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At die rules held IN t,ie ele+'s ofHee

At die rules held n t'le c'e-t's ofhre
u ofthe connty cour, OF Franklin, the 9Th
daY nf Mae h, 1870.
Samuel Helm. fh-
against
Wilton Downey and Lakewood ouarles,
Defis
The defendants mol having entered their
appearance aud given security according TO
the act al Assembly aud the rules Of tbs court,
and II appearing 10 the satisfaction of the
court, TIA, they are not inhabitants Of this
state; ou the motion OF the plainiifby oonn'
sci, II is ordered that the said defendants do
appear here on tlie first Monday il Jane nest,
aud answer The bin of the plaintiff: And that
a copy ofihi. order lie forthwith published
in The Virginian. tor eight weeks su;cessiyely.
aud that another COPY b. posted nj the front
door If the Courthouse OF this county.
A Copy -les'e,
81 no. n. DICKINSON. D.o.T.c
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I AND FOR SALE.-The Tract of
a Land nearN Glasgow, in Amherst 20. cal.
led the Glebe containing about 000 acres, Of
excellent tobacco and wheat land, and rented
the present year TO Messrs. Crawford and
Barrett, and on which Capt. Edmund Penn
lives is for sale, with liberty to SOW wheat
in the fall, aud full possession given on the
LIST OF next Jannary. For terms, application
10 be made to John Ross, ia the county Of
Albemarie, OF in this place to
JAMES ROSS
Fredericksburg, May Is cp2m4l
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VALUABLE LAND for sale--Will

VALUABLE LAND for sale--Will
be sold, TO the highest bidder, on We'd
nesday the 18th day OF June upon the preml.
ses, the tract Ct Land on which live. This
tract is situate on Beaver Island creek, in
the upper end of Rockingham county, North
Carolina, within tour miles OF Dan River, and
was in his lifetime, the residence of Col.
James Hunter. 1t contains, by survey, Five
Hundred eighty-fonr and a half acres about
POO of which are cleared, and in cultya-
ton, 100 of which are creek Low Grounds, e.
quail TO any on Dan River. The improve
men's are dwelling house, that, with little
repair might be- made comfortable, two or
three Tobacco Barns g. other necessary out
houses One other Tobacco Barn will proba-
bly, be built on the farm Ey the fall as it is
expected that those who wish to purchase will
view the land before the day Of sale, n fur
Their description of il is thought unne cessary
The terms of this sale will be, one-third of
the purchase money paid in hand, oue-,hird
the Isl day OF January pext, and one-thild the
LIST day Of January, 1923. L he purchaser will
give bond aud security for the second and
last payments, and r leiu on he lsud Pos.
session will be given on the first dav of Jan.
nary, with the privilege of sewing grain in The
fall. NV. HEREFORD
April %. c6us37
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GALE-On the second Monday Of June,
y beng the first day of the Botetuurt court,
there will be sold, at FncastIe, all the Per
sonal Estate of john c Griffin, deed, consi,-
ting Of 10 or II likely Negroes, II stock
of MEKCHANDiZE, nil his Household
Furniture, fine Gigg aud Harness,
stock of Horses, Sheep, Cattle, &c. Also,
many Lofts in and adjoining said town of
Fincastle The terms will be liberal, aud
made known on the day OF sale.
GEO. HANCOCK, Err
Of Many H. Griffin, who was Err
Of John C. Griffin, decd
The house lately occupied as a residence,
10 which good store house is attached, will
be rented or leased on liberal terms Apply
to q. HANCOCK, .7dmr &c.
May l8 wt5I1l
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MAY Is

IN pursuance Of deed ofruSl. Tor ceTI11n
purposes herein specified, egtcpied bg Sam
uet l. .uiiieT 10 the subscribers, on tie IN day
o. Jttne, 1924, and duly recordedia The clerk S
90tet q Pittsytrania county, a0e wW stit, for
cdsh, At Hoodbo"rue, The residence of Sand T..
'h'llef' IN the ioVer end Of Phsyiran& county,
on Stanton rirer, on ,HOHday hr 6h june, if
Jair, y moi, taenertJairday,me toHawingprop,
ty'or as mpch Mereot mag be sufficient 10 salts
ty The pWPosts d Smdde rig : u oodbourne,
He tract tiaad rbfreon Samuel I. .AGiltr noir
rfadts, containing 6l5 acres negroes, Reuben
nnd las Wit .Mii9, aeiH her three Children,
also, Hnnuoh, u Wiam, SID 4 Charity, Together
leHh The siocb specialization utensils M incunl.
oTdnceS on the property mill be made tnot0u on
the day Of sale .7ctiag as trustees ace shall
conrey only sach title as is lherebg rested in us,
JOHN NJ. + PATRICK,
ALE44SDEK JACKSON.
!fpFH27. ctds38 Trustees
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Bedford, May IL.

= IOTlCE.--For sale Two Blacksmiths,
one between 40 and 10, and the other
between 30 aud 81. The oldest has been at
The business about % year, the other about
10 wears, aud are considered rs good plania-
ton hlackSmiths as any, aud the elder rather
better upon the temper than common They
WI be sold separately or together, as pur.
chasers may choose, and iCnot sold privately
10y Amherst June court next, will be then
offered publicly for cash or short credit.
II. l.. DAVIES, For
" f'ank'in, adn'r Of Jno. r. Franklin, aeri.
May ID. tlctds7s
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\ ooK AT THIS Il am determined

\ OOK AT THIS Il am determined
IIto scll a small plantation on Beaver
Creek, adjoining lambeth, iIeden aud 9th
crs formerly belonging to Graham, eipht
miles tren Lynchburg. 4 three from Camp
bell Courthouse containing Sl5 ucres.-
There are rwotramed buildings upon the pre-
misses, connected by porch, containing six
rooms plaslered and painted inside aud out
with other necessary improvements, young
orchard, &c. There are about 80 acres clear
3D. which is in good heart Il large proper.
ton Of the residue prime TOBACCO
XAND-Any person wishing 10 purchase,
will call OIL the subscriber, living npon the
premises, who will show II aud make known
,he terms. which shalt be low aud accommo.
dating, as am determined to sell,
d. PANC0ASr.
May 90. tr4w29
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.NEjy and Elegant GOODS.
DAVID 4. HoIERr KR1U,

hhNr Ju1i recfIved large anu wen th1seh
suppl, OF Staple and Fancy Goods, which,
IN addition 10 their former stock, renders
their assortment equal to any ever
ofierel in thus market. The follow
ing are among the articles lately
received:
Super blue, black, and fancy colored Cloths
and Casslmeres
landlord, book, Swiss, and null Muslius
Cambrcks assorted, Qain and fgured)
Jaekonet, book, aud null MusllnS, plan and
figured
Black, shaded, and fancy oored Silks
IN assortment of elegant gauze y tancy Hkis
Slack, white, and green gauze Wells
Brown aud shaded eros de Naples
superb Barge Handkerchiets
insertion Trimmings and cotton Cord
Snpertiue Gingnams
Ladies morocco and colored silk Shoes
ChiIdren's worked Cap patterns
Ladies ard Gentemens' Black and white Silk
Hose
GentlemCns half do.
Union mixtures and Nankins
Brown and white Russia DTliings
Irish linens and linen Cambrcs
Striped Florentnes
Black silk aud fancy BaDdana Handkerchief
Tortoise she'll, tuck, aud side Combs
Mock do do.
A handsome assortment of Umbrellas and
Parasols
Nelson's Patent Suspenders
Furniture and apron Checks
Brown and bleache sohcetins
81 and Al plaid Domestics
An assortment OF Bed Ticking
few cases Gentlemens' superior Fur Hats
Drab and black Wool Hats.
ALSO
5000 lbs Spun Cotton assorted
20 doz. Corn Scythe blades
>, Gentemens fall back Saddle Trees
3 ~ Ladies Saddle Trees
April IS
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May 20.

MOTTO E--rhis is 10 forwarn all per-
! Y sons fran trading for or taking an as.
sgnment on two notes given by me to Hen
~ Ely, about the Goth Of April last, one
fer twenty dollars, payable the arsf of An-
gust next and the other for eleven dollars
and fifty cents, payable the 25tb ofDerem.
Der, la96. These notes were lraudulontly
obtained from me by promises which said
Ely has failed to comply with, and am
DETERMINED never tn pay them unless com
pelled by law. THOMAS JONES.
May 20. 1892
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May %.
Feb. 90.

ek.ARSHAL'S SALE.-In pursuance
AFA OF decree of the superior court OF
chancery for the Lynchburg district, pro-
neunced on the 24th day of October, 1890 IN
the causes therein depending, between Dam
lei b. PerroW, plaintiff, and Editha Clay, mo.
fher, Administrative and onr of the heirs OF
Cyrus B. Clay, decd, Junius Clay, Oden
clay, aud Paul A Clay, the brothers and o.
Their heirs OF Cyrus b. Clay, decd, the TWO
last infants by Edtha Clay, specially assign
ed their guardian, defendants, and lie same
plaintiff VS. the same defendants the uuteI'
signed marshal of the said court, Will on fFe
day the Odd day of June next, if lair, II mol
the next fair day thereafter, Sundays eScep'
ted, expose to sale, upon the premises, ~
public auction, to The highest bidder, tor rea'
dy money, the land and premises in the pro.
ceedingS mentioned lying in the county OF
Campbell, on the waters OF Beaver creek,
bounded by the lands of Samuel Fleming
stephen Perrow, Bartlett Wiley, and lsnds
now in the possession of David Ross, beng
the land whereon the said Dauiei B. Perro"
now resides, and containing 200 acres.
GEO. b. WOODSON, m. l. d. {. c.
May % ,ds42
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THOMAS j. DUVAL,

HAS just received an additional supply
4 Il Of fresh Drugs and Medicines, nc. a.
mong which are the following
CastoroiI, CalomeI, .Ialap, Sal. Ammonia,
lpecac, Carb. Amonia, Spts ditto, EPSON
Salts Glauber do. Rochelle do. Chelten-
ham do English Manganese, Gum Opium,
Lemon Acid, Almond Soap, Violet do. Yer.
nacular do Oriental do, Pamyrene do Abyss-
nian do. Rose do.Palm do. Musk do Benzoine
do Bandnna do, Olive do. Transparent do
Purple Saucers, Pink do Peach do Tooth
Drawers, Tooth Punches, Nipple Shields,
Stomach Pumps, Stuff Boxes, Smelling Bot.
ties, Flesh Brushes, Tooth do. Shaving do.
Relorts all sizes, Syphrons. Sand Paper, T.
laslic and Silver Cattelors, Ground Logwood,
Swiss and American Gue.-Toge,her with a
number OF other articles in his line for sale
al the lowest cash prices. Nav q.
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TINE svBseRfbnn oer,s tor safe

j One HUNDRED aud halt Acres Of Land.
about Two miles fTom L,nchburg. one half in
woods, well iiuhered, and the remainder
fresh aud in good heart This land lies well l.
Is watered by several fine sp,yues.
7. n. H0LCOMBE.
MAY 1. ts39
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HE SUBSCRIBER has lust receive

HE SUBSCRIBER has just received
an elegant supply of French Paper
lIangngs and Fine Screens OF the first qua
lily and latest fashions, which he VIII dispose
OF on the most moderate terms lie has also
few choice numbers remaining unsold in
the Virginia Literature Lottery, which will
be drawn onthe 10Th instant Prize tickets
in any OF the Va. Lotteries taken in part pay.
nent. CHS A. WITHERS.
MAY a
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UMiteA States Motel,
NEW-Y0RK.


fNHiS commodious aud extensive estab-
~ lishment, fronting on Pearl and " later
Streets, beiueen Pine Street aud Maiden Lane,
is now fitted mp in a convenient and elegant
style for the reception of company.
The situation OF he United States Hotel,
presents peculiar advantages TO merchants O.
travellers, being IN the centre of the mer
camille business of the City. and within mi
nute's walk of the Banks, Exchange, aud
public Offices. The free circulation of air
which the extent of tho establishment en-
sures 10 its apartments, renders il very de-
sirable residence.
The Dining and Cq6ee Rooms are spacious,
and pleasantly siiuated--fhe Sleeping Rooms
airy and eomlortabe-1he Cellars are Weii
stocked with the best wines and liquors--Ihe
Larier will be constantly supplied with eve
" deicacy OF the New York, Philadelphia,
and other markets-and in addition to the
other rnnge of accommodations, convenient
Baihmg UaBcS are erected, where hot, cold
aud shower Baths OF soft spring water are al.
ways in readiness.
Grateful for the liberal patronage already
received, the proprietor will be ever ANXIOUS
10 merit its continuance and extension, in
confident anticipation of which he pledges
himself to bastow his jealous exertions for
the comfort OF his patrons,
+. b. REDMOND.
NB. Soda, Congress aud other Mineral
waters.
MAY 4. 6W39
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.n0lie Brnn'S GenyrnphK.

1l>fiE subscriber has been appointed 10
q The agency for Nalte Bruins Geography
Persons wishing 20 ob'aln this very valuable
work. will please call NJ the new Book and
Stationary establishment NJ
CHAS. A. WlTHERS.
Jan. 30. tsIS
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STORE HOUSE FOR RENT.

k'OR Rent the three stor, Brick House,
L on Main Street, lately occupied by j.
7. Boyd. II is we'll calculated for business g.
. family, aud the stand is among the best and
there is a we'll of good water on the lot with
in few yards of the house-Possessio may
be had on the Goth inst. Enquire of James
Duffel. tcts76 Nav 8.
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/ yNcnBURG PROPERTY for SAT-.
viii be sold. IT public anc ion. on the
,st day of June, the unmproved Lot of
Ground near the Episcopalisn Church, be-
tween Mr.. John Thuruon's and tie iiey John
farly's. Tefus made known ON the day Of
sale ROBT NJ BoWDEN.
May II. tds40
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e. have authorized and em-
= powered Richard Harrison rs my lawful
ngentto settle all my business. Those having
business to settle will Apply to him which
shall be as good as ii done personally.
NANCY SHIELDS.
Msy II. wsw4o
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~ DOLLARS REWARD.--sto

Oh DOLLARS REWARD.--Stolrn
W from Liberty, on the evening of Bed
tord electlon.a BAY MARE, four years old.
She has a white streak on the right nostri.-
No other mark recolected She had on
saddle, bride and maflngale tprettv much
worm when stolen. will give a reward OF
ten dollars Tor the mare, and ten in addition
for the experimenting the thief.
WM. GREEN.
Bedford, May IL. w6w4o
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CRECIAN striped Ginghams. striped
" and PLAN Mnsins, new style Prints and
Gallcoes, rich figured Silks. Cote Paly's, new
article, feather and palm leaf Fans, Thread
lsces, Bobnets, Insertion, Gauze and Gro de
Naples Handkerchiels, black Mode, Super
aud extra super blue Cloths, rich London
Merseilles Vestings, super blaM Floren,ine,
Denmark Sateen. Bolivar and Merino CasSi-
mere, jackson aud Crawford Stripes, Union
Mixtures aud Stripes, Circassan. Also, few
pair rich China Pitchers, and some beautiful
articles of Cut Glass, with snndry other new
and desirable goods, which win be found
chenp. MCKEE 1, MEM
May II. $50
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NOTICE.--WiIl be sold, in virtue of
~ deed of trust executed TO me by John
McAlis,cr, and of record in the county court
of Campbell, under date OF
for purposes therein cxpressed TO the HIGHEST
bidder, for cash, on the premises, on A.
TURDAY the Isl day OF July next, his undivi-
ded one fifth part of a tract of IaHd, lying in
the county of Campbell, on the waters OF
Falling river, known hv the name oil the
Store Tract. Twill convey 10 the purchase
such title as is vested in me, and no other
The sale is made al the request of Mr.. Meal
lister. VIM. REVELY.
am DESTROYS, and It is at my request, that
the sale is made,
JOHN McALLISTER.
.Mrg lS. wtds4l
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May 18.

ODK AT THlS-The subscriber, be.
IA ing DESTROYS to move 10 the west, offers
for sale his valuable Tract Of Land, wherein
he now lives, containing SOD acre by late
survey, lying in the lower end of the county
of Campbell on Stone-Wall creek, IL miles
below Lynchburg, three miles from James
river, within mileD of three Merchant Mills,
Calls OF Amherst, d. Staples OF Amherst aud
l.. staples of Buckingham. This land is as 81 ell
calculated for Tobacco and small gram as a.
ny in this section, is we'll watered, has on it
the best Mill Site that can he foun any
where plantation in ample order to' crop.
plug, sufhcieutio work Tor 8 hands o adj
vantage, good dwelling house VEL painted,
and ali other Out houses that arr Necessary;
in short ii Is worthy of recommending isef
La those who would wish To purchase For
Terms apply TO the subscriber living on the
premises, or 10 Richard K. Phelps oil Lynch.
burg. JOHN WALkERJr
April 81. c5H3s
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Marshal's Sale.

IN pursuance gfo decree ofho Lynchbnrg
District Cbanrtyy Curt, pronounced on The
2ld day Of My, 1875, IN he cq'tse Of Barrett
rs. fiHsley, The undersigned Marstoi Of the sqia
court, urU on tridny The ID day Of June merit,
eTposs 10 so'e, by uay Of public auction, on The
promises, (J Jqir, Unot, Ahe ,HEt idir day there
Gtter, sundays fIcptedJ jor crop Tobacco IN
Sptrttd NJ Bethel Hartt0Use, ready 10 be de.
Hrered, Tuo serraitraets # land lying in The
counties Of amherst and Roetbridgs, on the
head .eqiers Of Pediar rlrer. being he iand
purchased by said Rar,H Qf Rcbard HarttesS.
GEO. u. WOODSON, M u. c. c.
My |. tdsSi
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NEW GOODS just received, super
~ fin" 0 9 s. Cd c"mhric gnghams,P'ain
and fancy MusIins. elegant gauze ShaNls,
silk and cotton Hosiery, damask table Ii
mems, Irish Linens aud Shpptipgs, super
plaid and strip MusIns, Canton Robes
Thread Lact' sau5e Wells, linen Garnhrle'
with variety other Goods, for sale at re-
markable low prices By
ANDREWS & BROTHERS.
May IS. tag
Blank Checks. Negotiable Notes.
Constable's Warrants, EondS,
Deeds, Executions and
Subpenas,
and almost every other kind of Blanks fof
sale al ihisoaice.
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May IS.

A'oUND in the river opposite this place,
red morocco pocket book. marked
James H. Xix, with some hondsand other pa
pers IN II. The owner can get il by applying
AT 'hls oihce. aud paying for this advertise
ment. NJ 90
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auction and Commission
Ensiness.

E,HE SUBSCRIBER offers his services
as Auetioueer and general Commission
Merchant He will transact business in the
house lately occupied by Messrs. Bradinte q
Tompkns. ROGER 4. 1OMpkiNS.
March 27. tsGi
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NatAA. W instun,

A T ihr junction of Main Street with the
IA Alley leading to aud from Friends 10
Martins or Stone Warehouse, Offers 10 the
public, BY wholesale aud retail, general as
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NOTlCE--The subrsfihrr hereby re-.
~ quests and commands that Caharne
Lessly, or her heirs come 10y the 18th OF Att
gust next) and make survey of the land which
they claim Of the lands OF Christopher Sush
er and others, OH the West Fork of Little Hi.
yer, IN the county of Montgomery, and STATE
ot Virginia Il she or they can produce lie.
gal and good right for said land il will be
purchased of her or tAem, il at reasonable
price II there is no application by the 10Th
OF August next, shall consider the claim TO
be finally dead.
JOHN KITTERMAN, Trustee,
for G. .niktscH.
May Is. c4w'42
MAS committed on the first day of DC
w tober last to the gail OF Charlotte
county as runaway, negro man who
calls himself Davy Smith, and says thar
he IS Blacksmith by tad", and belongs
10 MaiorJonts Of Alabama, and that he
bought him of VIM. Shanks OF the town Of
Pete sburg, Va. He is yellow slender
made man, about fifty years old, has a
wen on the right side of ms neck, and a.
honi five feet eleven inches in height. The
owner IS requested to comply with The
law and take him ava or he will be-
dealt With as the law directs
Wh. SMITH TAILOR, c.
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WfTB geate hofes and careful driver.
A. HATCHER
Feb -. ts52
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NecelYeA Mis- Nav,

MAY H.,
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Just received large supply of the L..
- Cold pressed .9meriedn Castor OH
Also, on hand a large quanti,, Of .o.
peri0r made Putty.
WIN. OWENS & G. l.. LECKIP
.4pohetdrieS & Druggists
E,h fS
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-06-03
coMMEacIAL.
Prices of Produce in alexandria ye.
FROM A PRIVATE LETTER.

Rotterdam, AprH l9.-Marke,s for every kind
of produce are exceedingly inactive.-Coffee is
down to g. the ordinary Brazil; 81, ordinary
Java The sale Of a large parcel of yellowish
Java Coffee at Antwerp, at very low rates, is the
immediate cause Of the present dizziness of the
article here. Sugar has comparatively more
frmness, than any other article Of colonial pro-
duce The first Tobacco sale took place to day
300 hhds. Virginia-and went off better than
was expected; nothing was sold under four sti-
vers. About third was bought in, and will be
put up the day after tomorrow at the same
time that the great sale of 300 hhds. will take
place.-There are several arrivals with pro-
duce, some from Batavia, but with no late dates
The Trading Company have one of their ships
back from China; but it seems they could get
no tea Of the Chinese, and were obliged to buy
of the Americans who were loading vessels
there, and Of course, made great bargain.
Stocks-Two and half per Cents, 52a, Four
and half per Cents, 9544; Trading Company's
Bonds. S44.