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The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-04-25

FAT AND LEAN. An Irishman kept a
Pig. his neighbors were every other day
most delightfully."- amused with the constant
sonorous music of his swinish charge. On
beng asked to account for the alternate
complaints and stiffness of the pig, he
said, =" one day give the brute as much
as ne can eat, and the next he fasts to be
sure-for indeed, Pm very fond of pork
that has a strake O. fat and strake o.
lean"
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-04-25

APPROVED METHOD OF KEEPING CRows
FROM Corn LANDS. Take a quart of
train oil, as much tu1pentine, and bruised
ed gunpowder; boil them together, and
when hot dip pieces of rag into the mix
ture, and fix them on sticks in the field
The birds absolutely will not approach the
spot. The expense of the above, for the
evil occasioned by-a large flock of raven
GUS birds infesting corn fields, is a trife,
compared to the injury sometimes sustain
ed in few hours.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-04-06

8el EVlENs.-rhe 8ubscrler begs leave to
~-aS inform the public that he is appointed
ageul Cor this part of the couniry) hvthe
publishers for The following valuable perio
deal Works, viz
North American Review, published in Bos,
ton.
Edinburgh Review, published in Boston.
Quarterly Review, do do
American Quarterly Review, published in
Phtiadclphia.
Medioo { hlrurgica Review, published in
New York, and Edited by James Johnson,
NJ. u.
Philadelphia Journal of Sciences, Edited
by n. Chapman, NJ. D., WP. Dewes, NJ d.
and John Goldman, NJ. D. &c. &c.
will remark that the above reviews havt
obtained great reputation aud praise from the
very best Judges in the United States, being
edited by The most eminent literary men ~
the world, aud the Typographical part exc
cu'ed equal 10 any whatevet.
The subscription price fer each of the n
bove works Is - per aunum. ! will furnish
either Of them 10 subscribers delivered in this
place tree Of all other expenses; which will
save TO those who take them from me about
two dollars year on each work. | hope
gentlemen viii do me tive favor of calling and
subscribing Tor one OF all Of The above valua.
bic works. ADRIAN r. NORTH.
Dee. Is.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-04-06
Gornish's Rtmedy for the Piles.


El45E Mejicinduow offered 10 tue public
-. is one which has been fully subjected
10 the ininlihle trFt Of experience aud in e.
very Instance where j, has been fairly tried,
1t has been attended with the most complete
success. In some CT the cases, tLe patients
had been laporing under the disease FOR wears,
aud during that period had received the best
medical advice, aud had even undergone
painful surgical operation, without permanent
advantage. II is not Nike those usuaIlvHs
Yeriiseh,l offered as a certain cure TOR long
catalogue Of diseases, but those afflicted With
his complaint, for which alone it Is recon.
mended, may rely with confidence upon oh
tanning relief, evenin It's worst forms, n IA
short tune, aud they themselves are the best
Judges OF the Importance of such remedy -
Pife 30 cents pei box, with directions sign.
ed by the proprietor.
The suhscriberis appointed Agent for the
sale OF the above medicine.
WALTER II, MIDDLETON
Nov -.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-04-06

N!AnKEE ROBINSON (. co. feel plea
Az ! SIRE in announcing to their friends ard
the pnhic, The arrival Of upwards OF 90 Puck
ages Of FaH Goods, comprising all the Fash
ionable Novelties of the season. Ia addition
a neat assortment of China and Glass Ware.
LorApn cloths and cassimeres OF superior
qrts.ity and at very low prices
CSslnetts for servants wear at ball thoir for
YER prices
Carei aud Plaid Cloaks of unusually fdlI
slas and very low
Ladle Plaid Cloaks, n comfortable winter
/ ariic,
Black Sat, striped Gro4 de Naples. new
. aud beaiful article for ladies' dresses.
BIZ and cot dgd 5ils>, rich and desirable
shndes
Merino shaw and scars b yds. long with
rich end fstcs
! Splendid Gauze3arege aud Chlian Silks of
every shade "a price
+ Bobhinet1 VeIls ONE finest work and finish
/ lndescribabe C3?oes a complete assert.
mrnt Of The rirh" patterns ever exhibited
Beautiful be'i kiblts velvet aud shaded Of
! superior style
WITH q'Cat Yarle' IF other new Goods.
which with others da. looked for. enables
,bpm 0 hold oni great ducements 10 their
ltown and country custohrs.
! - Country merehan', IRE respectfully in
9iiee 10 call and view The assortment.
N6g ~
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-04-06

|NEN B00kS.-The subscriber has the
az pleasure of again informing the pub'ic
'n'he has just received direct from Philadei
pm avery la.ge additional supply of
-, Books T. Stationary,
Hog.renders his collection very complete,
az" hich he is determined to sell very low
i ~, "a, Those wishing to buy arc pariicu-
m,f med 10 call and examine ny cola
wv" lsp. they purchase. In The late ar
IVA. IVA" W. the following New Works, viz -
NV ,po Winter Hearth, by Jane and
" ,;"p "" Porter: being the best produr-
, .S5 a9" " pen Tor many years. The Adj
49,. VI 7n' Juan de Ulloa, illustrated
", ,.' . ""e cravings; this work contains
~. prnppg adventures that was ever
'a.'.,a. Aao thldin Almanack, for ls27 {,
- w NJ! ger in the world. lanfic
v,,'9a"' , y, ;tmas and New Year pre-
ra., 80. ~ 70 is decidedly one OF the
an. -. '4rtions ever issued from
w5..io,, :, ~ a .'v ates, aud equal (if not
h1, =, " "ay ~ world This wonder
Cofeg J. Lea, Phila4 P""'','.u I by -.
'''erve The patronaa ~ I;na.aI S,bi;o
tton to this very q 49, L..
qaNi,oh the most "a nroimctions
0'htshed in the L. States, " ,noeallv bel-
yo ,s' I'VE AoNAR. NORTH
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-04-06

% cabla, passed from rec to tree, -
long . range Of tuii willows. The soldier.
were drawn up IN al opposite liue, v tn
Two pieces 81 artillery. At The aDt,65.I-
te" Aen1li then lio,bs flew in cyeiy d.
rec1an,-1tose whose anna were ~hot
away, fell from the cable, ard rose and
ied, pursued BY tie cavalry, Nho Gu.
thcm down Those who were 0ouna
ded, but yet not released from the c.
Die, eficd pui ~ th5if butchers 10 6uA
theu wofk and they did 30 v,fl,apt
delay with the bayonet and sabre,
he4 number was such as 10 render the
work OF hatchery long and fuupoine
nany were Jeff breathing and palDilating
IN tie aeonles oi death, and neat no,1
MN many, still alive, wofe buried Wnh
tho dead. by those who came nr -
pll!age, and Who throw lime npoD then,
SUI quick aud alive Such is The nef-
rat'Ve Of a ffonchmaH. Alas the
f'chch have many, very many such
massacres 10 relate blood, which agos
oil peace and penitehca will not wash a.
way. We slw The SPOT where the noes
had stond They arc now GU, down.
and replaced by monumental stones 10
The memory Of those who persisted.
a fERslAN's NofioN OF DIFFERENCE
IN Enthusiastically, divine service
was performed Us soon "a il was over.
went up 10 the Syyud, who had beer
watching our motions, aud To observe
his reply, asked h.m Why he had No,
SAID ms prayers this morning Z III m.
swer was very hcon.c-- I,ut,ee nun.
fooze shuma--Daily |, weekly YOU
hrlpePs Journey from Inaia 10 EnF-
iaad.
A Russian CAnniAan. 49, Al four a.
clock in The afternoon, my new eauip.
age came 10 the door, dngon by a kal.
muck Tartar. The vehicle was am o..
peued iouf-wheted carriage, wllbonr
springs, called an arha II WIS i've feet
Two inches long. three feet broad, and
perhaps three deep, resembling beer
barrel sawed IN hall. 10 tins watched
conveyance were attached three half
starved ponies abreast. The collars
were oil wood and tho lens and Traces
ot rope. Over the collar Of the enuffs
horse woe suspended three bells Not
moment was LOST N packing ihu bag.
gag; .ittle straw was placed al lie
lpliem, tho mattress was spread on ~
aad The elothes-bagg served q pillows.
we were no sooner oltad, fhin n ws
went, iull g,dlopi 10 the Ituplr Il tlS
bells J oa1 paly Consisting d re mass
ter, ChtlsIidn the valet, j " and
tne eoachmah, "orshipper 81 thv
Grand Luna. fil;d
I'M JaavrL CnAMura OF rnn hrEM.
lIN.-Tho Jewel chamber eontalns
number Of gold ami silver vases, gob-
les, and othof vessels, of which | have
rciher time nor inclination 10 make
particular mention Round The wills
are the thrones VI different monarchs.
and, st'udmg on srpelate pedeslials,
are numerous crowns, including lnose
oi hazan, Aghakhan. Slbefia, Geor.
gla, and Poland, the sight Of which
brought 10 mind the gradull increase If
tl's vast empire We were shogn the
lrBo boots ofPoter the Great, aud the
Coronation coat Of the Emperor Alex.
ander This last Is Of green color,
perfectly plan, and the clolll Of rs coarse
texture rs that WON BY serpeants Il
our army I'm
....e4,-s ..s ..s..--~--a--,....... - 10.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-04-06

DR. DRTSDENS Csiejraica Rheumatic
Pointers Recommended by the most
respectable physician in Europe as well as in
America safe and certain cure for the
meuAatsm and Rheumatic Cont.
n Judicous practitioner in London, speaking
-4SA of these powders, expresses himselfHus.--
8 Lave (says he employed all my sl,l and tal
ents 10 find out an useful PREPARATION for the re-
bet and cure of Rheumatism, aud most soil e1iy
GBrn, that ha1t never found an, thin. 50 eaad
50 sqtt and SO epicacoug as Dr. D.,sdoni, Rhen
matte Powders, You may depcnd upon it (says
h') tor AaSc Often eEpttienccd it,, that they
possess every vntdc that can Justly be ascibed
u any me.,itme for thar tornentne disease
! Here t.,en ,.gs he, agan) you have medicine
OF sinerlatiyr efficacy and of intrinsic value 4;
1,a..4 - - Sra fii,,e a-4i
j SHEA may he given with success in variety Of
chronic diseases. but especially in obstinate
| Rheumatism. Il may be gi.en to the Youngest
children, and re women in thu most 'ciiratc stu
atons. In pains Of the face, sc powder taken
At bed time will give relief
d. JEsyros Of EdiHburgh, speaking ofthcse
powder. says, have used them in my practice,
a. we'll us in the hospitals, aud find them to be a
most yalEb'n remedyin cases Of rheumatism
and we'll calculated to do much good, and there
| fore recommend them 10 general use being COLI
fdcni ir nv own opinion, as Wen a. that of 9th
crs that 10 one Will be disappointed who may
have occasion 10 use them.
! D. ark Of Nelp York in a letter 10 the a.
gent OF the proprietor, concludes l,Y saving. The
poorer class of people viii hnd IN these powders,
/ Il valuable and cheap medicine, for | have gen
+ orally found from one 10 Two boxes have produ
+ ccd a cure and in some case, haifa box has had
tha wished for effect, aud in one instance gn
| te.lan VINO came under my care. labcrns mdtr
rl gI4ronis hhpuu,tiptp att.odaI with all
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-04-06
New Grefery Sore,


VINE SUBSCRIBERS hatr entered into %.
- partnership under The Gfp Of JOHNSON
~ hADL, md have iatrp tn House rrceetlx
occupied by Nj J. HendIisgs, one denf 3bo,.
the street leading from Martins 70 hiands
Warehouse aud nepily opposite the Bauls
where lhcy have and sill Eeep constantly Ia,
sale sappy Of first rrte groceries and I,ig,,s-s,
Among winch are.
300 5ecEs liverpool Salt
10 HID 81 CroiA graaf
Dhds. Orleans sugar
lic,ees lhee new crop
IL Bpls. Alaobciel
- Hhds Daseovhdu 10
ID Bbls Loaf and White Sugs,
70 b@g Green< oilee, 10 Hoes Whne 10.
u Do Ieppef and Allspiee
20 Boxes Window Gl1ys assorted
llhds pune Molasses
20 Boxes Gunpowder md Imoerial reas
J. 10 sperm and 1ailps Candies
lJ@ los. cotton Yarn No 8 20 10
" hrgs wrought ard cui Nails, assorted
5oxe- Muscatol h,tzns
90 'rous Plaster
asks superior CIrpse
Indigo, Madder Capparss snf Ginger
silt Petrc Cotton Cujs, Fun K Wool Ua,4
toarse and hDc Shoes
Cd Janaira and Antigua Rum
tpgu1e Brandy 9Th pref
superior l.. r Madeira vine
Ditto SC and Malaga IL.
GeuuaH aud Blaercd steel
Old Ienet...e Wine
wiring aud Wrapping Paper
sntcrst Double j lift 1nlnblefs
1annfrs' Oh Stone Ware.
8lfo--6OoD ID, ami, Bacon
"u' hirnds q thf public generally arr inviied
q lawn 1914 W. cal before they pmehate cis.-
@hue. as tho viii lind Oh exnm,nation M, ,.ts-
ces and quality 10 compare wah an, int MAJ
"f'. WILLIAM JoHl con.
BEVERLY AAnf.
% = Z. t-5S
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-04-06
PRINTED AID f0BLisHrD 81
FLETCHER = RICH. II TOLER
i'' Publishers Of the Lars Of the Union.

.... sepi yy,clsly Paper, az 81, and tho Weohy
y luz ~ :, nr, ,nnun, payable IN ad,saee.-Na sub-
rP M, hi received for less time than Haufl,
~ paper viii be d.eontlaaea nm a the discretion
oils .1a,,sements will be Inserted ~ - cents per
y ~ les, The first time and 81 2 eauts ion each
q4ar Those from distauce mus D. p.ad for
=, tber Insertion, tie payment Itued Jy
ff'~ ..s,sn,p,ible person in Lybcihurg
s39 snecry Orders not exceeding two squares are IN
for tx dollars.
81 III letters addressed 10 thc Editors must b post
" they will not he attended TO.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-04-06

M" NOSIC.--The subscribe has the u
IL 'e Of informing the ladies and gentle4
P,5 ,5S5',. that he has received direct Il
m nue. '1,eeiplla, a very valuable selection Of NJ
f.,,., - lof the Piano-forte. German Flute, I
,,g-' M We &c, all of which he is determined
hue 70, AoItA'l IL -'onii
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-04-06

% Packages Of Fresh Drugs aad lisa,ciaes.
UoH0MASJ DUAL, has lately received
60 Packages Of Drugs and Medicines, a
80 t,nn arg thp foilOWinr.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-04-06
I'm. m EMoVAL.-siMrEL DIV

Eesn I'D EMOVAL.--5iNuEL DIN
49, -, kEL, y co have removed
ssssN their Hat SIOItEtwo doors below
he Market-iloase, and nearly OPP
ro.,e Mr. john Bnloc!;'s where tlcy offer for
fsa new and extensive assortment ofFANCY
FIR HATS, together with general assortment
ofro,nmon Fur o. Wool Hat, a part oiwhchare
,f,ber own manufacturing, and warranted 10 be
Inst quality and made otthe most durable mate
nails. They solicit share Of the public patron
ro. as they are determined to kecJ constantly
On hand complete assortment If fancy hat. Of
NE latest northern fashions, and likewise eve
!, description of fine and common hats OF fheir
own manufacture, all of which they will sell very
lg fer cash
All hats bought of them, of their make, shall
\ moned without charge.
Jan. Is 's9o
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-04-06

HWCERlES.-The subscriber -ecentlv
~ received additional supplies goods in
,s me which makes his present aoy,meut
p'g'l complete ;-fhey are offered to / nnblc
NV or cash. Likewise, about 30 baek OF
'''l'eIh Potatoes, of superior quality i4,sed.
;, HENRY l.. DUfIl.
Narcb l6. tw3w3
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-04-06

PHE EPISCOPAL CHURCH-Justcei-
~, rs yea by the subscriber very abb aud
Nv, .e'ysllng pamphlet, entitled 4 calldm Erara-
i h., y ne Protestant Episcopal Church, ifoo
S ... 1t is said that the Episcopal Chnrdhas
t;,' powerfully abused Of late, andlle he
,. sas :, On the other side. Every body on3 to
on a' 'l,s very ably written work, since it hut
At Tie very low price Of T. - cents.
n. ADRIAN Il. NORTl
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-04-06

1rA RATS On Boston Providence NeN-lurk
- Philadelphia. Baltimore Washington Civ
and Richmond, Va tor sale in suu5s to sli anr.
ch1srfs. At a small premium, At the LOTTERY and
Eseiralgc Office Of s . II ALLEN ~ Is.
hynchburs Who're MI kinds Of uncurtoni money
is taken at the i,weH rates If discount
July 10 :,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-04-06

= E@ AIJdVAhS--DA PfH& hDg..EP
NIT are now oHcnng - doihou4s
supply trcoened last EVENING" saascnable
Dry Goods. consisting in patt ,feituc Ciotks
AID CasSmcfrs >tddd rev. sts,e Colicoes
.Cnmbrics Dnnas, &c &c
:. March
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-04-06

IaW At PtHctiatay.--In many ca
scs ilWnounfs to robbery. \ short time
since IN a village ~ the ncishborhood Of
London, a committee Of eight ladies,
who managed tue concerns - an insll-
luton which had been formed for tic
relief OF the ncigbboriog poor, agreed to
meet on a certain day at II O'Clock,
precisely. Seven OF them attended
poheinaily II tie appointed hour the
eighth did not auiYc until lI9uallor Of am
houi after. She came in according 10
the usual mode, with I'm very SONY
10 be behind ~ tho time appointed, but
really the time slipped away, without
my being sensible Of IT; | hope your
goodness vii eNeuae H.
One oi lie ladies, who was a Quaker
replied, indy, friend, it doth not al-
pcn clear 10 mo lhai VIC ought to ac-
cePt OF dime apology. Had lhyself only
lost a quarter OF an hour, il would have
been merely thy concern but IN his
case, the quarter nast bc multiplied by
eight, rs we have each lost quarter, 50
thai thae have been Two hours of use
nj imc sacniced by tay want u punc-
tualiy'
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-04-06

IN NJ gross Soda aud half gr6eeiaIitz 70.
" ders, Just RECEIVED by
Aug. l. THOMAS AauyAT.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-04-06

\ country clergyman, VIII on Sun.
days is more indebted 10 his manuscript
than ms memory, called uncercmonlous-
~ II a cottage, while lis possessot--a
pioos paf,Honer--was engaged u daily
exercise III petu5log a paragraph Of the
writings Of an inspired Prophet. Weei
john iamlliary inquired the clerical
ylsit1nt, what, tins you're about 2
am pIopheaylne,' was the prompt reply.
Prophesyng = exclaimed the a,l,nlsn.
cd divine, / doubt You are only read
ing a prophecy Wool, ar.asd the
religious rustic II reading preaeh-
IA be preaching, IS hi reading propho-
. pfophesy ng ? Oanciee Idrerttser.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-04-06
TIE HELD o. SORROW.


soryatlons OH Italy, describes a 1921 and
scene near Lyons IN France -
Wear these gardens, and hard by the
river sIdQ, there is green meadow. a
place rendered memorable by cncum-
stances Of deep and touching interest.
On tins spot we're massaCreI some of
the wretchGd victims Of the Revolution.
the people of Lyons, with a Just SEN
slDliliy, have named II, the Field Of
sorrow Champ re IN a0uic~r.' \
body OF the citizens were calllca form
10 tins place, conducted by tho eendar-
mclle. III crossing the bridge iheg
were counted over, and being found To
exceed the allotted number BY Two per
sons, tIIo commanding officer Nallot,
was informed oil tine circumstance, and
was asked, whether the Two should
be saved 7 aud IN snch a case, which
Two 7 lie replied what matters il
who cares for two more or less ifthey
60 to-day, they do not 20 to morrow.
lhey proceeded therefore and two
hundred and ten men, accompanied by
thcso Two ill-igted beings, whom acci-
dent had Involved IN the massacre, were
conducted to death II heir hands were
hed oe''iGi them, add .Eey were bound
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-04-06

An elegant assortment Of Soaps, Fancy ViaIs
and Perfumes An assortment of Brushes, and
every other article in MS line for sale at tn
lowest prices.
Dc H.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-04-06

encouraging them to continue with IN
slackened steps towards the fountain
whose streams awaited their arrival, and
promising 10 lead them to 4 spot whore
wells aud llerbago would reward diem
with a sweet reFasi then imploriuy 4 J.
lab 10 give strength aud trmnpss TO their
limbs aud ,teadluesS 10 oh thor PAGES /;
whlle he beasts themselves seemed re-
ally conscious OF ipprobation and en-
comosemcnt being implied in The
Noonds eaey heard, most probably from
men frequent repetition. have neFer
listened 10 them myself without consid-
cradle pleasure, rom knowing how un-
affected IS the attachment which the \
rab, bear towards thcr animals in gen
eral, and il has always iorcibly recalled
to my memory the general ruth, aSwaIl
as beauty, OF that affecting address which
liassen makes To his ealnels while ira
Nerslng the desert at midday 50 pocti-
cally expressed by Colli0sin the second
of hrs OfIrntal Eelogues -.
fe motc compaaion, oil my tolls That bear
iie'e, Where no springs Ia mulmMs break a.
way,
Or mos q cwned fountains miligute the day.
lntain y hope The queen delight, 10 know,
winch plains more blcst, o. Nerdant Wales be.
STOW
Heie rocks alone, and tasteless sands, are
found
Al lam, aud siclly winds forever howl a
round"
In short, all the variety Of scenes, of
circumstances, aud Of fncolcCuons, a.
rising out OF our immediate snultion,
contributed onl y to helehDen me interest
OF II while the slow aud steady pace
ol the camcls, tho song of their drivers,
tho countless number of torches that
biazed through every part of the Cart
van; the iytag sqaadrons Of Horse lhat
gdll9pca through our Ines, and skrted
/ men extremes, to preserve the com
paet order OF or march; the scattered
i parties 81 Arab musicians who surreuu-
ded the littcrs ofplianquins Of the Ia
rem, and the repeated clies of ISL Al
lab = that were heard al intervals from
every quarter, being pronounced in such
"A lone oil voice as 10 rise superior 10 the
mingled tumal OF other sounds. altooe-
thcf formed scene, which Tor grandeur
and Impressive eject, | have seldom
seen uqaalicd certainly never surpassed,
and OF which It would not be easy soon
to lose the remembrance.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-04-06

Nov 81
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-11-16

A meeting of the Freeholders of Fairfax
County, favorable 10 the reelection Of John @.
Adams to tie Presidency OF the U. States, is
respectfully requested on me Sd Monday in
nert month, at the Court House of said county,
that being court day.
goth Oct. 1927. MANY VOTERS.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-11-16
AUCTIONS. 81
Collectors Sale.

WILL be exposed to public sale, to the highest
w bidder on Saturday the 5th day of January
1923, tthe Office of the Clerk Of the Corporation OF
Georgetown, the lots and parts of lots hereinafter
mentioned, situated lying and being in Georgetown,
many thereof may be necessary satisfy the
Corporation of Georgetown D. c. for taxes due on
them, respectively for the years annexed with costs
terms Cash
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-11-16
SNl!llP NEWS.
Port Of alexandria.

SAILED,-Nov. Ia.
Sloop Johnson, johnson, Philadelphia.
Schr. Velocity, Hammond, Boston
British Brig William, Shariton, Bremen.
November Is.
Sloop Milton, Alder, Baltimore.
Brig Edward, Pitcher, st. Marks, East Florida pas
sengers: Mr.. T. r. Betton aud family, IT, w. Braden,
Charles w. Violet, Michael McCarty, Mr. Gregg of
Loudon County Virginia, Jesse Willis and Lady, of
Baltimore, Thomas Walsh, of Baltimore.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-11-16

MEoEcINE.-Nledecin has been defined to
be he ART or. science OF amusing sick man
with frivolous specuhtions about his disorder,
and of temporizing ingeniously till nature Ell
iher kills or cures him
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-11-16
New Fall Goods.

n ECEfyED by the last arrivals from New-York, q
Ii further supply Of 27 packages scasonable Goods.
Also, case Of beautiful Lcghorn Bolivar Hats very
fine and most fashionable style.
20 dozen good wool hats will be sdM cheap. by
JAMES & WILLIAM SCOTT,
Southwest cornes of King & Fairfax-streets
,poy5
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-11-16

erty in store, consisting OF grain, hops, sc there
was no insurance, exceptupo the building.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-11-16
J. II. RUNNELLS,

King Sf1sef, .3ernndrid, u. e.
Where tick cts and shares be had in the greatest
variety of numbers al S5 Halves 50; Quarters %
Orders from distance promptly attended 10, IT ad.
dressed to J. II. RUNNELLs, King street, Aiexan-
dria, D, C.. NV