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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-06-16
Shoes, Boots, etc.
AinNsay, HiN, & Go.

HAVING House in New-York, " here all their pur.
III chases made at auction for cash. enables them
to sell here (Which they are determined to do) on
good terms goods be gotten from any msrketin
the regular way, and invite those wishing purchase,
to call and judge for themselves. heirpresent stock
is extensve-among which are;
35 hhds N. Orleans sugar, 1stand I'd qua$ty
~ do w. India DO do
IS do N. Orleans moTasses
puncheons Jamaica rum
pipes cognac brandy part sugett's brand
40 chests Y Hyson tea 2all fresh &
10 half do do do : part supe.
Is boxes Gunpowder & Imperial do } rior quail.
s. bags prime green coffee
10 do Java do
20 20 ' do p %fns 9 Do York city inspection
Is do gin, very good
Is do fine old whiskey
IS casks Goshen cheese
SO SO o So l esaosss Sicily, in fine order
$50 sacks fnesalt, Liverpool filled
20 barrels cider
Pimento, pepper, indigo, snuff, spanish segars.
starch copperas, msdder satpetre, ground and race
ginger, soap, letter and wrapping paper Gee
april ~
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-06-16
NOAasses.

Q HH1s. bright retailing molasses, landing from
. scho ,ner Potomac, Bears from New York, and tor
sale by LINDSAY, HILL Co.
June
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-06-16
Verrings & Shad.

nSOBARRELS No. 1 Gross Herrings-100 do do.
SJJIN Nett Herrings-20. do. do. No. Shad-for
sale by LINDSAY, HILL Il Co.
) i,lne
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-06-16

~. q ~ IL NOMySOu
fave received per ship Herald from Liverpool,
"a and other arrivals, general assortment of
SEASONABLE GOODS,
AMONG THEN ARE:
Extra Saxony and superfsne cloths and casslmeres
Mixed and drab cassnets, for mems summer wear
Plain and twled bombazetts
7-8 cambria and fine fancy prints
SO and Ga cambria and ;aconet muslins
"a fine and super null do
| a a t de de- spl seg x, do, do
ia and 9-8 book muslin hdhfs
Ga fashionable shaded, striped and corded muslins
Do do full cord and satin striped and spotted do
a. do do cambria do
DO do silk shaded barage
Thread lace orres, white eolored cotton ballsand
spools
White and printed outings, fine and extra supet
Grandre striped eanetts, brown and beached drilling
Canton and French Grapes, black and colored
India blue nankeens
Ladies white and black ingram cotton hosiery
Mems white cotton hose and halfhose
Brown thread and black silk do
Ladies kid and extra quality horse skin gloves black
white and assorted colors
Do black and white silk do
Mems beaver do
Flag, bandanna, spittalfeld, black evantine and Br
tannia hdks
Super linen cambria do
7.8 and a. Irish linens
5-4 and Ga do sheetings
"a, ga and 1914 damask and diaper table linen
Russia sheetings and diapers, brown hollands
White ticklenburgs, dowias, oznaburgs and burlaps
Sewing silks, twist and colored threads
Shoe thread in 2 and o. balls
Palm leaf and feather fans
Bolivar hats, piping cords, buttons, pins, SC. &c
Also,
Brown and bleached Domestic shrtngs and sheetings
Plaid and striped do ginghams
Shifting. apron and furniture checks
Bed Ticking, oil cloth table covers, &c. april7
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-06-16

Nistrict Of Columbia,
alexandria county, set.
Anil TERM 1827-12th DAT.
s.m,,e, Summers administrator OF john
Smmrsrs Compt
phebe Horner, executrix of,ohn Hor- 4" '"D"'''S'
ner. and John Horner, Jr. and Reu-
ben Horner, .,..,.d
his and given security according to
!e M of the court, upon affidavit, that
,hs said Iohn Homer, Jr is not nhabant Of the
Of On noS1 Of s sS io 5oRn
n Sannaar here ON the first day Of the next term,
hi su asa ned s sSs s
lor .h;n s,er be- forthwith, published for twd
Py ~ in the newspaper polished in
the and hs that asJass copy p id
county. vn,,Y1rr r. ~
copy -Teste, hDh l. LEE u "
may 2I-2us
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-06-16

NORSE & JOSSELYN Respectfully InHor"1 e1er1
nj friends and the public. that they are now manu-
featuring Beaver Hats ola superior quality equal a.
nv manufactured in the District Also, low pnced lmi-
tstion Beaver, made for retail In addition to which,
they have just received from the most celebrated
tories of Baltimore superior assortment Of Hats list
I'd and Sd quality. Imay be wellto observe thattney
are well supplied with assortment of Beavers, &c.
from the Justly celebrated estabshmentof Lamson
Clapp. .u
NJ. b. The Hats of our customers WILDE ironed gra.
tia. Cash given for Furs. Old Hats will be received
n part pay for new ones. dee1e
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-06-16
HEMP.

Hats, Nankins, &c.
ToHN II. LADD offers for sale, landing from schr
- Hope
cases black and drab hats
500 pieces yellow nankins
100 do blue do
4 cases domestic sheetings and shirtings
% sides sole leather
Cases MEMS shoes
$50 reams wrapping paper
10 bags soft shelled almonds
10 do English walnuts
do fresh ilberts june
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-06-16

EDM, I. LEE, C. G.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1827-12-01
VALUABLE PROPERTY
ron SHE,

The subscriber being DESTROYS 10 pny his
''eots ana remove from Charlottesville, off.
iihr sale his properly lying on Broad WAY,
hetWten ChaTloitestiilc ana the Uniyersi,,
HIS lot contains about tifss e-fouribs of IN
acre, on which are two , story brick house
large brick bake house, an lee hou.r.bri.k
ed from The bottom, good and convenieo,
Srahhafy over tie top. There is also
pump OF excellent water in the ward and
gooh garden This is a first rate stand f..
business. There Is u street rIuninu, on tLrr,,
s'hee OF THIS property. lso, one ot,ler loo
adJ"ipIng, Containing about a half acre o,,
which is neat wood dwelling house. ard
!.rSe and eo"yenIeu. stable, and gmrden.-
These buildings are al nrw The sub.cri-
Der VIII also sell his household and Kitchen
furniture; AMONGST which are some :,eat
mahogany furniture, aud about 10 new bed.
ana btds'cah-, together win his stock j.,
Hade. II ihis property is not disposed az
privately before, il VII be sold NJ public
anet'"n, on the list day of January nexi.
ti's OBJECT ~ 10 pay his deh.s and remov. 70
he West: Therefore. he hopes th,,, ,l,os.
indebted to him, without fpriher DELAY. .i !
come forward and pay, or at least SEN.
their respective accounts, as all ms claim.
without distinction Nat are not sc,u.d Nv
me @Oth OF The present month, will he mn,
IN The hands of Az officer for collection.
NJ d. S. MOSBY.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1827-12-01
FEMALE EDUCATJ0T "''

propose to trouble you, Messrs Editors with
= lew thoughts on the subject of Female Eeluca-
'lon ~ IS not my intention to discuss the ones
t'on Of the infcriority superiority of the female
scN--A question that has already been so adv
na'l,"oo; ana yet 50 differently decided by masy
Pf0iodnl ana elegant writer's. Cornelius Aotin-
pa, an Italian writer oithc 18th century atfc9tt-
81 70 demonstrate the superiority of women from,
proofs. " theological, physical, cabalistical and
moral, and Ii the cIearness Of an illustration de-.
pcndeJ upon the points of view in whicl, il Is nrc-
Scntep, aud the strength of an argument, upon the
syn aud subtlety With which it is handled. we
"7' concodc to tiS author the full force Of his
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1827-12-01
aFJRDAY, DECEMBER I, 1927.

The writer's of the middle ares both Greek and
Latin adopted the words Bombax, Bambax and
Rombagium. These words are still in usc III some
of the provinces the black sea.
The origin of these two names will throw some
light on the history Of the cotton plant in Europe.
The English French and Germans became ac-
quainted with cotton in the East ,iurng the cru
sades; it had already been Introduced into Spain
and Portugal by the Moors before the 10th ceu-
fury The Italians received the plant through
the commercial intercourse between Venice and
Arabia; the Geuocse produced it from the m
habitants of tue countries bounding Oh the black
sea.
Cotton was known to the Greeks as early rs
the time Of ilerodetus who describes it as Il kinl
of wool growingon trees, and much super Tor 10
that takeu from the back OF the sheep; he adds
also that the inhabitants on the banks otthc Indus
made cloth Oft. The Greek word eriozyiOa used
sly Upian, In been introduced into the la;l,yung--
es of Denmark, Sweden, Iceland, llthuania a, &c.
under the Appreciation of trce-wool: which is sy-
nonnous with the Greek tenn and probably a
I translation of it,
If we choose to carry our coniectures farther
we may add, that the Japanese word Watta" is
tire origin OF otr word waddinr which VIC received
from the French 60 ouatte" formerly written
g wouattc" The word +" Ouattc" signifies cot
, ton prepared i'll particular way. which is put be-
! twrel the lining and the stuff OF any garment to
Entllc il thick and warm. 1t is probable that the
Europeans learned this mode OF lining articles OF
apparel from the Japanese, since they, as well as
tie Chinese, generally wear dtcsses OF this kind
| The poor people particularly use them TO protect
themselves against the cold, as they are cheaper
tlan furs
1 SYNONYMOUS terms for C1tton.
] Greek ,--Erioxylon. Bombyx,
4Hiii GassYpium, v;tislanegera Bombax, cotoniun
Rrench-C Cotton,
Nhnii Sl,-('ottnn
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1827-12-01
COMMUNICATED
0" The diGcrc@ names Of Cotton.

As the cultivation Of Cotton is now widely OK.
tehdcd and 1t is become one Of the staples Of the
y. D, 1t may not be unacceptable if we present
them with the name, which this article has re.
ce,yed IN different paris of the world
Nhen we investigate the primitive names oftbis
Phhit, #e ind that in the languages Of Tartary
-l'fa5Dia ana Hungary, they seem to have COM
non or3yn In Arabia, Spain, Portugal, France
tngland, Holland and Germany the term in nsc
IS derived from Kotum, which is town Of
BnkarIa.-The ItlliIBs use two terms. ONE Of
these is Cptone, derived from the Arabic word
hotam; the oth-r is Bombagia, which seems to
come from corrupted Greek word (Rombax1
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1827-12-01
BENZ. W. S. CABELL, Oh.
RIP r. H. y, cfA"F' Secretaries.

Corfespandent adds" take great pleasure i, nfr,i, m
OF cen seksor sod te Of correct pr;n No.
" GUS county several FeeksaE1it tina; an Adas
on an told n s'a,ethng Ike forty persons asseu,bI %
e"os Of Cen Jaks.f without any previous concert when tho
' Slo' meeting was 70 BE- held, believing it was dc.
h'y h'd as nb that The friends jackson wouId r.i g.
inc Cou house. IN order to tale ensure bs c -
S'o''y Of tue United siotes whom, am gafed tn say
nom NC oc judgment Of hose who habit Gf ~
ing large public gatherings IN as spacious building ,be,
tween and 800 peF<n's assembled honor to ts Ior -
saved, and tho patriot sdons the couDtrvo VIM
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1827-12-01
HE FRANKLIN !.
81 FOR ;S.sS,
i he A,u, Gn0miaai
cairu'a'i""5 o lis
wrrk are accepted to So

M N ihe oronomiaei
ESSsNt MN calrulair"U3 lis
81 ,} }se;.4sSe,, w,rk are accepted to So
80 lar or appntcnt uIur.
and 10 the la,Rg!e nad Iar%itntlc OF the 10y
Of Richmonh. CoNrENr.
Eclpscs s Chron 10 e,c.c. E,nbe, Day..
Movable Fsas,s ExpnnO'ion- OF tte C.are -.
used "the Aimanac, f"rr"ctcr- Tor thr Parct-. &.
- the Zodiac In theraee, lot ihe dinsgcnt innogs
OF the vca' VII be ,ouod tho SLns Arrpji..,~
Blooms Phases Days OF thg Month. bays { tie
Heck Sun's Risiny, suns .i,tin.. D,,'c !.r..,',
Eq"a,i"n of Time. Sun Dee ino,i,n, Neon. Il;
,ir. aud ecttin.. Mpon's asc, Moon, nae, IN u.y
Il ii'c, Moo"'r S"u'hins time l,b iia,o, at
Events, aud Celestial Pterou"na Go,unois IN
der the toloni,l Cove -nulrrt rrc.,,,s.s az C,,-
yen'"n during TIC in,e'rcg"um Gn,e,,o,s nt,a.r
i'ne Consultations. G"cc'nnenI Of Vir.iEil t;5,,.n
81 o. STATE. Internal imp, ovcpeut ~ -. 60
noata ., tnbhe Uorks: James Eivts Cc,nrsnv.
.."e'Aryf una. Visitors Of ne sCii,,',i'y ae.r.
bSis ct The Senate MCnhers oi DIR l,o,se nj I, !
eGres: the counlie, ,tey tco,c.tn, 49,, ~: -
stance from the - Of. Courrs .,"d o. ' "s
we "pTs,ne Co"'''l Appeals. Judges te Su
Pe'io, CH"'t oil Ghanc"iy Judges Of the Cocoa.
court who a'e also Judges OF the ST. Ti,,s
OF Law he'd il each fcuu,v ,+l, 80
'oORrs Snpel ior Cou,fs o. Law G,,.t.. -. -.
ions County aud Lo,pora.,an Chr
ca; o".e''iy o V'r1uia Hiii.o ana My.
c"id'se iian@drn Sydney Co'i,ce J.<a;n,tni,
p @ ,n'Is H,Anre OF The Unrca sa'cs Bari Il
~.eHnC"d' Virginia han& Fatmc, Bank II
Virginia fnhic Otfse,, o IN" Un 90
n' WIN hc dstys OF their ,pra,n,,.rnt
u J" Nih'etS OF TIE Statss t'.c. IL,
ettte Onl cd 9:n'e' FL eian hinstr3 ii ~, -
a ave. osa'e$ tom1reSs OF ur Unnci .sstes e.
ginia Representation 20 CON rc,s t,,;
s"y ~ any OF the Unireu STATE, 'sn,,.,
c"",t o. 'ne o"tsd N'a.e siuin4s of Et,,rrai
SS"iris; p,aeeI '"o lH.e' OF oidi,g HE .Sng,en.e.
''''''''' an I.S,lj' { oo'ts .'he UnAcd s,a,es
SStitNcE AN2 fMusEMuNn.
am ntetleast@, ans ia ,a:fboun1
JHSi pno.is!ed an, ~
JZ.AJsxS 998gS w g sggg..e g ,,,,, 80 ''''l
aVaTs South II t.te 49, 80. 'f 9 ts'f.f5 40
Nov 10 1897. -.-.F h y.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1827-12-01
read OF

THO striving tournament
The dark eyed maiden, who for vco,s
Kept The VOWS scaled by parting tears
Nhta he vino owned her psh,ed hand
Was lighting in the lICiy Land
The Youthful Knight with his gov crest
iiIs Lady's scarf upon breast
Whose truth was kept come life, come DEATH
Aias has modern love faith p,
such were the days of chvalry. and thouob ,ro
can join the entertaining Ceryantes in l,n'[i,;,-
az the ioliies OF the redouuted KNIGHT Of +, NJ
cha yet we fully sympathize with the elooncnt NO
etess VINO has SO justly contrasted the cb;vaIrdn.
Iidof Oh those DAYS with the cold sefshncss Of mo-
uIfh, ioVe-aIld we must respect and love the ace
which added new lustre to the dio,n;ty 81 go
plness the lord of creation
Since the age Of chyalrv the female mini h..
been progressively advancing in the scale of i'm
Proyeinent, and drestng itself of those features
ol degradation which the ignorance and tyranny
Oh man had stamped upon IL, has assumed 10 itee i.
the most amiabe and ennobling virtues that ad,rn
human nature Not contented with bsco,,;,,,.
the means OF accomplishing the most elegant AMI
saIutary Purp9scs--of endearing domestic iits f.
man, ana exciting his dormant beneyolence into
actlon,-it has assembled into the HIGHER reoions
OF taste and imagination and successfully confenJ
tufe aud science. 'i'''
But notwithstanding fenfsles have Tins sss,,-,,,1
that influence in soceN which God and na,n,o
intended them to exe9;S3nd when contrasteel v;tI
'htir state IN the most enlightened ayes of an,;-
quty Their present superb rity is flateTinr To mo-
ocfn taste yet the system Of instruction purs,e1
towards them admits OF much modification All
Improvement, Il not fundamentally erroneons !.
shall be my object in a succeeding paper To no;n,
ont some OF the obvious defects of the nrescnt
system and to examine the innovations u,sf 49,,
"Neaay creP' INTO II, at the same time suggesting
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1827-12-01
NOTICE

q Ill persons having claims ssoi.., ill.,,
40 estate of The lue Mrs. Lucy Wood,
h. te.pn'''e" TO present thfm to the sn5ser,,
deb,nJ r'y"sH'' without delay. Thoso IN.
me. r VI CrI>,Et """Nc payment 10
wy f7@-9t will annexed If Lqcy Wood de,J
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1827-12-01

such remedies as seer most calculated to effect
essential aiterationsi crave the privilege, there
fore, of occupying aIsDort space in your columns,
ior ctfectinS this purpose. CRITIC.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1827-12-01


Ills O.4N s4.A4
WIG eAtShSi.s ana cautn.,t,.
oi'shme"i situated O., she ,s..r.
Ihafi9"enllir, ne>r ih. CcUf,
ana us location far viSitarS, vh,tI.r ~
s'ne's or pleasure ~ bcltrf ih.n ina,
other IN town. II command, lu,! w..
>"2 conversely, and s si4o free ,goo, mn
ana hustle an conrt days.
he subscribe has ken lh;s ...,,,.
ai1 mousse Tor Ycnc>. aud w6uii mi ,n
''"i's'e", ire Is "h" my ANS D oore g.,
ST ", MIN, 'hht ever! ncccss4r, 49,,
WI be paid 10 thrm Wills ti.y
van NM. tie "tee h-n Ia G....t,,
nori,onable part OF his Id Ir.,c,.
"'''teh attention VII he pn,d &, ,I...
may Favor him with th",r cbD.ao. 49,.
oooSe WIZ be wei iurn;,aej uns o..,.5
otds and servants, an, w!.i -, s....,
III 10 o'clock z. NJ lhouma e.
Jewellers will lie received ''F "'t~
ne '"nse TO nnicrsoa ,lr,,,,.,b
"'h "hen finished vii coci,.n -.
CIV" rooms IN addition 10 u. ,,..,
wv WIN iarSe pa,sa.a ,bc,,
~" story. which viii max j. r,..
P't%'ah'. spacious Ifr S,,,
inns 'hii, and goot O>iIer ), ..
'lmra ace hard "a d mcn. v scnr,
ne nH"Ve named cstab,i,bn.o, I;
r'n' READY I" receive company. f.. ,,,a
Il December next. y use -oih
Nov 81 : W. E'''''H
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1827-12-01

French Ndry-Or the first of January next il
Is estimated that France will have atioat 80 sh;ns
OF the line, 35 frigates, and 1914 smaller vessels.
l7O vessels gre in service
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1827-12-01
Nov. 3--itIa
ViRG WI: -
at Con-" hetd for .7iJemarte TO saty on the
Isl dan of Drtojpr tS - y We 80"

vi I""'F hetd Jor .8t6emarte Go &aty on the
tst day Of Octojer 1927.
AHen bacon, an infant under The a &c Of tycrt, ,a
years; by Richard Bacon, his father. and ne%t
P!ainIiG
"h''hi bacon executor Of Iarwood Bacon dc
CEASED J'hn Oyuton Bacon Martha " Baron
ana bndweiI Bacon. infant Chi drsn Of l,d;.,
bacon by Ira Gaurett, heir Canadian adj -
'en' Reuben Lindsay and John rinbr,lair r.
~ c,,,,..,. Dcfendants.
-, me defendant William Bacon not having On.
.e'en his appearance and given securitv accorl,,.
20 the act kof Assembly and the rulcs of ,r;s TH
am appearing oy satisfactory evidence to the
-. 'hat nc Is not an Inhahitant OF this common
"eS"h, on motion OF the pisinriG bv cooosoI :, :;
9G.'e'ed' THAT the said defendant, William Earon
W appear mere on the istMonday in Dcreubcr ne =,
hi. otJ." 30 e P1,n'ih bill and chat copy Of
W., o'oef be forthwith inserted in the virginia Id,
o,@c. newspaper published in the town Of on,
mother copy thereof be posted Al tbe 49,, "u '""I
"e Coo'' mouse or the same length Of inc
O,Sapy -'es'e, ISA CAKRETT, D c.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1827-12-01

Nov 3-tr
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1827-12-01

-0'N''I''' V1dt copies OF these proceedings he
forwarded to the Editors Of the Richmond En-
Iulrer, United S2tes Telegraph, Virginia Adj.
y yS:? Danynic Telegraph, and Lynchburg
the same
Resolved, that the proceedings be stoned by
the Chairman, and Secretaries, and that the
meeting adjourn '''0
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-08-23

I H. ttsii AMI pyspephc or sonr sto.
- mach Fills, an invaluable remedy tor lndl-
grs'ion IN is mos complicated forms.
90 the variety oi diseases TO winch the human
system Is subject few are more stubborn. none
moe distressing On destructive 10 the constlpu-
non tban Indigestion OF Sorm Stomach THIS
disease prevails 10 treat eXtent aud has so GEN
orally bahed the skill 1.-THE faculty. that rrmr-
dy easy ota.inlnstratnn is truly desideraum
IA every place. The truth of this statement is
confirmed 10y the experience OF thousands who
have suffered under II, Who after having used
many remedies to no purpose are now obliged
10 have recourse Ia such palliatNes, as they may
chance 10 ind morc conducive 10 tllen comfort
bY indigestion Is meant loss of appetite aud
great weakness, particularly Of the legs, and
wasting OF the Whole system. Heartburn OF an
uneasy sensation Of heat about the pit OF the Sn-
maoh, which u sometimes attended with nausea
az sickness of the stomach and Vomiting, bclch
ins up OF water which is generally snur, palcucSs
time eounlenance, coStiteness. lnneuor, giddi-
ness, luwness Of spirits. disturb bed sleep. papta.
tor OF the heart, 1atnlency &c
These symptoms yMF IN different persons
some experience more of them, aud some less
each IA the oidet and degree OF his own particu.
idi 'aNe'--i hese Pills aci as powerful tonic,
! nentidl'2e the Acid upon the stomach ewes
rne 9Th TO the dehilitated OF anS of dgrstions
Sestore the appetite. remove nausea nj the sto-
mach. aud ultimately recover the health of the
patient. They do not contain mercury IN any
form, nor do they sicken the stomach as most
puteattNe medicines do, but perform the office of
SAFE and mud purgatlye, and are not surpassed
by any mid'cne. They are therefore particu.
larry calculated for family use.
The inventor ofthese Pills vas one Of the most
eminent practitioners of medicine in the United
States, and used them successfully IN his prac-
ice ton many years They are not got up a
nostrom to delude the credulous. but are recon.
mended ON The basis of truth and experience.
In order that they may become extensively use
tni aud within the reach of all they are offered
at the 10" price OF 30 cents per box. a the
wholesale aud retail Drug and Medicine Store
Iof THOMAS J. DUAL
Augusta. om Sole Agent.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-08-23
FORTY Thousand Dollars



gFA1Rsfi = 10 tHe provisions of ~ "fdi-
r ..,ioe al lire cgzataon C,asneil oi1he { OF
eaf 4tjou 81 I.sns hbHz II passed tie 9TH das
IT fnne ls2f. Providing fpr raising the sum
Of SID 90 On loan Tor Supplying fhe fo"s with
waief.a the undefs igned commissioners ri
.aid asn uiil teeefss seated proposals anti
FRIDAY the 2sfh dse Of sspteslber nesi. for
the Whole o. ans part thereof, ON shieh day all
the proposals received ell he opened At Or Of
6es Of discount and depasfi al the Bank fHgi-
ma a. Lyuehhaue mn acted upon ~ directed
by the In seefion Of s.d ordinance T. Tbs
loan ieill bear IN Interest ol IS per eenf'Ief an
NUN, payable sen=annnailv al the oiiice u tie
count aud deposit the Farmer Bapk 81 Va.
a. LVnchbmg, and Is ffedeemable until The lst
sl,y OF January ls5u Fer further information
amply NJ the offiee Of Nessrs $ q. NJ ALLEN,
uhefe, = copy Of the ordinance O. tie charter
OF the corporation msy be seen.
DAVID 4 AGRRELL,
JOHN VICTOR.
ELIJAH FLETCHER,
JOHN fHrEMON.
ALBION McDANlEL,
SAMUEL GLAYiOH
IOHfrNAlI3 siDNOR
JOHN &. MEM
Il The 7 chmond enquirer. baltimore Anne
rican. Poulspn Philadelphia DAILY Advertiser,
Me-, lo,l Commerad Advertiser, aud Boston
patfiot viii insert the BboYe ielee a week untl
the : iii OF September aud plesest then ac-
eouats tor payment at lie Offices OF >. s NJ. Al
len a. CO
August Il t25st0I.
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yFpyiSgI Al Rases fa'drn' n lise esris FIR offhe
s.aDsflef I;oHft ii 1aHesss for me igfehHfz bs-
tflf she Il Ia, II 58Hs III. bafii#t - - o.d
sHd N ms -. il Hraft-sf Btfai IT, = ftaz-
vial sh4rYa Eioses sharon I'D IuEe y aae. gnst
Jrue-. Kicaard Hopsan and isTTiet tis Aiie, ao+ pm
Nnrefed aHd sails his WIFE snfistosihsr Z y fdfs
IBomgs 9. W tda. ciiidreh Of Andrew u abe, Laek-
Gsid ade, ard Henry W. Stoke aud Ihomas stoh -,
children d Polly u ode, decd. Henry " ste, J1lH
Made hiliiam SsInns sH3 sas hls IT, Dots.
The writ Of seIrsaslaz ssarded 10 ihs eh=er not ne
i.p executed the defendants Richard Hepan and ia-
firt his nife Joseph Hafehasdnud say hn s1es CHRIS
tcphcr {. " ade and 1hol1as 4 Wade and II apTaarihs
rs satisfactory rFideuce tai thry bot inhabitants oi
the country II y ordered that the sad Defendant DO
appear here on the trs day Of tie nnAt term and -hv
cnuse II any they can Why the sal1 SIT should 10, nc
proceeded IN agana them speeits1 H the sid n
md that copy of tins order be forthwith ifEefted III ne
nc,vspnper printed m the town Of isnehtur. for Two
months sneeeyey aud posted At the from door Of the
courthouse IN the said foan.
81 A oopy--Te.te JOHN WILLS, Ok.