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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-08-06
For Rent,

Three smalltenements, near the upper snd
A of Prince street; to one of which is attached
ss.| good brick stable The rent WILDE made
1sl low TO good tenants. Apply TO
NJ MILLER * SON.
Who have 1000 bushels Shorts for sale, on reasona-
NE terms. april
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-08-06
For Rent,

Alarge we'll situated Store, with an excel
Alent dry cellar attached to it. tits remarka-
slN DIV we'll calculated for the Dry Goods bust.
I'LL ness, and tenant In that line would re-
ceiyc tne preference. The rent will be moderate.
81 aO GEO. COL EMAN.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-08-06
Coach Making.
y. G.. PRETTYMAN..

WHISTLES toinsorm his customers and the public at
w large, that he stillcontnues the above business
in all its various branches at his old stand on Pitt
street. between King and Cameron Streets and has
hand and for sale,
THREE COaCHES IND SEVERAL GIGS,
new and second hand, which he will sellow for Cash
Aso repairs done in hisnea the shortest notice and
in the best manner Enthusiastically and
promptly sttendedto.
FOR RENT,
- The Store now occupied by Mr.. Brent & Co.
on Kingstreet, between Royal and Pitt streets,
and possession giventhe 9TH Sept next. Apply as
above July %
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-08-06

in the Post Office at Alexandria ~ !" nu'
gust lst, 1927
4 Vim Herbert
Thos G Addison Saml Hull
Harrison Allison wv Hcrner
VIM Alexander
Mrs Eliza Alexander Frederick Immorh
Ia. Atk;nson Mr. Jackson, courier
b Stephen Jones
VIM Baggot Miss Eliza jackson e.
los birch Can't Thos Kingston
Marg't Buckley.
Ann 4 Bateman Levi Lewis
Robt Il Baker Jos Lioyo
John Burke James Lyles
Burnaugh hugh Logan
James Ravne Michael I.omax
Rebecca A Bowlings Sami LoVen
Jno ii Beee
Alfred Bloxham Hannah Mclean
las RIoybam Mary A McDenick
Ozzey Bryans Geo T. Markell
peter Rarret Edgar Mason 2
Jno Bontz Miss Mauzey
Mary Ann Cole Mr. Meade IN
las Cloud Andrew Marshell
Tbos Cobh Mortlecai Mitchell
A G CLARKE Miss Ii McGlaughlaD
Jeane Crandel "
Rch'd Collins Agnes Quaii
Albert G Cage
| I Crowell Peter Rhodes
| Jno III Crease VIM Roper
| saml Chambers Nelly Robinson
VIM Crozie Thos Rowand
W." u S
Marian Dougen Jno L Smith
! II II Dulany 5 VIM Stueart
Thos Day Jas NJ Stewart
| Thos Dennison Chas Stokes
| Beni Donaldson Rachael Satterwhite
| Geo DufFee Miss Debora Stone
Sarah A Dove Magnus Stribling
Marg't Day VIM ID smms
| Barshaba Simms
Robert Evans VIM Syphax
| James Sullivan
Isaac franklin
Benz Ferguson Landus thompson
VIM Ferguson
| G. ~ James Winfield
Jas Gordon or G T Allen Richd Wright
| II Charles Wright
Jno Hamilton Frcd'k White
| Rev Chas Hoover VIM White
| VIM Harper sen'r James White
| Miss Ann II Hanson 1hos Wilson
| Levi Hurdle James Walker
| John Hill Asa Wright
aug2 DANIEL BKfAN, r. Nj.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-08-06

Dr. H. and other ply sieians. without obnins any r..
lief. About twenty months past applied 70 MrW.W.
Potter who advising course Of the Cstholicon com
n.nced taking it, Six bottles have effectually cured
me, my appetite has returned my pain: are gone and
now enjoy state oft most perfect health.
MARTHA NJ MCURDY,
No. 70, Chesnut.street
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-08-06
To Rent,

The House lately occupied by Joseph
~ cooper, on Ramsay's wharf; the stand isequal
laH, 10 any in town for a small business, and well
.xSl calculated TO accommodate small family
Forterms, which will be moderate,apPlyt
oct d r. r. RAMSAY & Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-08-06
Spring and Summer Goods
ROBERT BARRY,

Spring and Summer Goods
ROBERT BARRY,
UAs lust received and offers for sale at the most re
III duced prices, well selected assortment OF Brl
fish. French, German, Irish. Scotch and Domestic
DRY GOODS,
Consisting in part Of the following articles
London superine blue and black cloths
Do do brown, green and ciaretdo
no do blue and black cassimeres
Do do grey cashmere for summer coats
V;ron;a cass;,neres for do do
White and colored linen drillngs
A beautiful assortment Of Vestngs
Striped and plain jeans
White and colored satteens
Do do striped
Very superior Italian lutestring
Black aud colored silks
Battesle, a new article for ladies' dresses
Fancy silk handkerchiefs
Colored cravats aud common hdkfsl
Best Spittle6eld and bsnlanno do
Irish linens and lawns, linen cambrics
Linen cambria handkerchiefs
An elegant assortment of ginghams < calicoe
yellow and blue nankns
Domestic and British bleached cottons
Brown and colored DO
Twilled bombazetts
Cambria and furniture dimties
Figured and plain Swiss muslins
no do British do
Rook muslins, plain and figured bobbpeu
Plain and jsconet cambria
Bird eyed diaper, Irish do
nelt and plain ribbands, black mode
white sastins, cotton stockngsan and socks
White and colored thread, buttons and mouLisl
scotch and burlap linens -
IN assortment of Best COTTON H4RN,
W;th many other articles-an Of which will be sold
49, apr12
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-08-06
Philadelphia. Aug. 3D. lss6

FhIIadeIPhia, Aug. I'd, 1896.
THIS IS to certify, that was afflicted with disease
ohs Lirer for uen years, which produced loss of an
petite, and consequent enaciaton During this period
the ADVICE and followed the prescrptons Of
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-08-06
Pbiladelphi.. Nav 90. 1896.

This is to certify, that nv son, John Howorth, aged
fourteen years has been afflicted for eight years with
the Kings Evil the best medical advice was had, eve.
ry remedy tried but without success, until Mr..
Potter's Vegetable Cstholicon was had recourse to-
which has efectually cured him. The tumours dis
persed and his general health is better than has been
for many yearspast
This give unsolicited by Mr. Potter, and from sin.
desire of beuetilg others who may be similarly
situated. GEORGB HOWOR7H
Justice of the Peace, Philadelphia County.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-08-06
A.test-SaMUEL Rim

c.r,;f.n,e.- Some time in August 1924, was de.
sired by W. W. Potter to visit and examine the above
lad. Samuel Ranthe disease he was afflicted with IS
termed Necrosis and more severe case oft have ne
yer considerable portion Of the whole diameter
of the tbia the main shin bone of the leg had exio
lated and come out-ths wound measuring at the time
seven inches in length extending from little below the
knee to near the ANGLE two inches and half width
and two inches and quarter in depth, the flesh being
along the edges to the height OF one inch
and half-he much emaciated: had hectic lever
n;pht swe.s: and was rapidly verging 10 the grave In
this state he wa, put on the Vegetable Catholcon,
which in the course of three weeks removed all the
symptoms Of hectic and in the ginning Of April 1925,
after using ten bottles of the medicine he was dseharg
ed cured have this day examined the limb-t IS as
sound as it was previous the accdent-a large guam
ty of healthy bony matter filed the vacuum left by
the extoiated tibia, and the limb is as firm and sound,
and as useful could possibybe had the accident
hanoened.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-08-06

c.m.-samuel RAIN stout, full grown lad, OF th,r'
teen years healthy and robust habit OF BODY
while swimming in the Delaware, sometime IN t I
month Of June, 1921 struck his shin bone niue De-
low the knee, against a.boat-no pain or unpleasant
cnnsecuences resulted therefrom for the space OF
week. when considerable inflammation and swelling en-
sued. Dr. s. arespectable physician of the ne'ghoor
hood of Penn neck, Salem county, New
the boy resided was called, and continued ms at.en
ton for four years, during which time grew worse
and until his uncle was seriously alarmed being
of opinion that the loss of his leg wasthe only means
Of saving his life On the third day of August 1924
he was put on course of Potter's Vegetable Cathoh'
con, and by its sole use is now completely resf1Tea
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-08-06
Philadelphia, August Sd. 1896


From the spring Of 1922, until this summer, was
afflicted with Scrotuia; every gland Of my neck was
affected by the rising Of bard tumours, which broke
and left deep ragged ulcers. was under the care OF
three eminent practitioners at different times who con-
nued to prescribe for for about nine months when
INV leg near the shin be gan swell, which soon cra
ed-snd large ulcer also arose on my body; from the
former proceeded thick and offensive matter con-
tinued much in this state. my malady rather incrra
ing, for some months, and finding my physicians ad
vice useless discharged them and r:sorted to the use
OF S,ra,n.'s Genuine Pamaeed which PEI sisted in
the extent of Nine Bottles. but without the slghtc-te
lief Under these very unfavorabie circumstances /
commenc ed using Potter's Vegetable Cathoicon which
soon manifested its influence over the disease the
mour on my body now broke and besa" to discharge.
and soon after ali the ulcers began to heal very fast in
few weeks more to my great establishment the ulcer.
were entirely healed pains which had beens sub
ect to, were removed-and my appetite restored and
in fact my bodily health is very much improved from
the exclusive use of Mr.. Potters jaiuabic CahOcon
MANUEL NORRIS
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-08-06

From the Darien, Geo, Gazette, Nov.l.1
most extraordinary cure Effected by POtter's Cah0
on,-Captain Donely, keeper of the light on Sap..
10 and master pilot for Doboy Bar, authorizes US to
make known to the public the following tact Of
date
"About month ago, bought three bottles of Pot
ers Cathohcon Tor the purpose of testing its virtues
upon Mr.. Peter M'Culoch, pilot of Doboy Bar, who
had been for several years confined to his bed crue
in consequence of diseased limbs and ulcerated feet
the soles of his feet nthat shocking state that
the bones percepbe both to the sight and touch
Mr.. M'Culloch after tho of three bottles Of the
CohoHcon laid aside his crutches and this dav in
town attending his business in nearly perfect health
Darien, November ], 1896.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-08-06

and true, and that the signature to It IS N me ana
writing of this deponent sOHN 0I'-''' ''N'e'"'a"'
philadelphia, May %, 1924.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-08-06
Hartford. Conn. Feb. 90, 1897.

Mr. VIM. w. Potter
Dear Sir have now but one bottle Of Catholicon
eft. Aperson arrived this evening" who came 60 mile,
since morning, for II bottles of Cathocon aud would
have taken q; but could lei him have but Q. lie
came expressly for the article and says that the person
who had used two bottles, has had rsr affection or
consumption" 90 years; and that three of the family
are nvad, and have paid in ten years, for medical
advice and medicine 500 dollars. He says the per
son who has used the two bottles found any me-
dicne to compare toh the CahoEcon & that the neigh.
bors seeing the astonishing effects it produced, mum.
Der OF them sent the above person to procure the att
cle for various chronic Diseases The person told me-
he would wait two days. If he could procure the two
dozen, viii you, without fall send me, or il necessa
ry, even come with few boxes of the Cathocon TO
Hartford, as fear delays wltake place in New York
and New Haven andss to being out of the article, !
cannot thiuk of it
am IN haste, yours, &c. +. w. BULL.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-08-06
pb;I,deInb;, finn. On 1904

PhiIadephla, June 70, 1910.
This is 20 certify, that have been severely afflicted
with rheumatism for the last fifteen years and bad
that Obliged to crutches help, to enable
me to move about. tried every possible means Of
ceivng releffrom this deplorabe situation, having
ed two bottles of Swam's Genuine Panacea without eff
feet, when about year since. applied to Mr.. w. w.
Potter for supply of his Vegetable Catholicon, and
from the of two bottles it has effected cure and
since have stopped taking the Medicine, have never
enjoyed better health. DOROTHY BENDER.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-08-06
Philadelphia, September 26th, 1926

PnNaoeIpHa, CcPtC"oSi <oIup ic-O.
Mr.. w. W. Potter,
SRI hereby give YOU a statement Of nv case and
YOU are liberty use it in any manner you may think
proper.
plicated case of Scrotnia andIthte SDeNng; during
this period placed myself under the care oil upwards
Of eighteen physciansin Boston, Ptsbrg,
vain My arm became useless, the elbow joint being
very much enlarged and covered with ulcers, tina,
nv physician fearing modification would take place.
adised submit to Qnapatat'0n, but this re sctcd.
On nv back there ulcer as large as the palm OF
nv hand, which became painful that despaired Of
ever being restored to health. even getting relief
Having seen similar to my own which cur.
ed bv your coh1a6e Cathokcon the last resort sp
piled for it, and the happy result is from its use for
bout three months-l am perfectly cured.
JOHN HEALY.
n. B. As am about leaving the city, for informa.
ton to the accuracy of my case several gentlemen
OF high responsibility may be referred to.
Philadelphia, May asth, 1924.
Sir,-ln consequence Of imprudent exposure four
years ago, had the misfortune to become afflicted
with disease the painful results Of which induced
to apply succession TO several respectable physicians
Of this city, from whom however, received either
relief or from whose remedies received another COM
plant quite as distressing as the former. My whole
system became Affected ] could get rest at night
account Of the violent pain that felt in every part
of nv BODY the weakness and emacatiou Of which
such that could scarcely walk In this state ortu.
nately heard Of pour Vegetable Catholicon-four bot
ties Of which has completely restored me- have now
pain my appetite good, and my strength restored
With many thanks for the relief medicine has CIV
WILLIAM WILSON
Sworn and subscribed to before me, May %, 1925
JOHN BLNNS, alderman.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-08-06

e. Alexandria Museum,
open daily from 10 to II, A. NJ. and from to S. ?.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-08-06
Philadelphia, July 10th, 1896.


have abored under very severe case Of letter for
the last five years. and in the of that time was
attended by two very respectable physicians of this CT
ty, who prescribed and recommended every popular
remedy which they thought would prove Of benefit,
without success. was blistered nine times on the
face, and course of mercury pursued
ly. At this time my situation became quite desperate
and remaining for some time in this state, was advised
6y my friends try PotteIs Vegetable Cathocon, in
which they had great confidence and finally consented
to give it trial After using five bottles, the disease
began to show itself more desperate than ever hich
caused me to think should never get freed from this
Responding condition; but being urged by Mr.. Potter
to take more, fully convincing that his medicine
would have the desired effect) followed his advice
thank God, and fromthe Of nine bottles it effectu
ally performed cure. am now perfectly we'll. NV
system having undergonea complete revolution
JAMES PIPER
This is to certify that have seen the above case
and believe tito be true and correct
wa T. CARTER.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-08-06
Phil adelphia, June, 20, 1896

June, loZb
This is to certify, that laboured under very severe
liberated sore throat and mouth for upwards of a year,
and desperate that il prevented my eating any thing
OF hard substance. took three bottles Of Swaim's
Genuine Panacea without any effect. In this state,
hearing Of Polter's Vegetable Cathoicon, / had re
to it. aud by the of three bottles have been
effectaay cured. 1t has heen upwards of eighteen
months since ceased taking the medicine, and there
is no appearance Of return.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-08-06
list Of Aetters

Remaining in the Post Office at Alexandria u u Au'
gust LIST, 1927.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-08-06
THOMAS TOMKINS,
Opposite Washington Square.

Philadelphia. April ], 1926.
This is to certify that have been labouring 70, 8
years under dreadful disease. that occasoned more
90 nveteratc ulcers my neck and body and in
my throat. In this state remained upwards of one
year under thu care of highly respectable well known
medical gentleman taking every medicine that he or
dered me, but without any effect, and was finally
bandoned by him as incurable. My frame had become
mnch emaciated, from the long and severe pains en-
dured, and my health was destroyed In this despair
ing situation Mr.. WV. Potter very generously offer
ed me his Vegetable Catholicon, which Immediately
commenced using, and my great surprise powers
soon became visible by healing up tho ulcers remov.
ing my pains, and restoring my appetite in few
weeks and say with confidence that the Catholicon
alone has saved my life.
WM a. H3DILLTON
saw the above case at the time he entered on the
use OF Mr. Potters Caholicon, and can testify that it
was "A very severe and seemingly hopeless one I have
seen the same person within a few days, and found
him perfectly restored to health.
April 9th, 1926. H. M'IMURTRLE, H. d.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-08-06
400 Ibs. Bat Cotton,

for interining quilts-Leghora and Sea Grass Hats
Painted, black and white feather fans
mo z
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-03-28
VOICE FROM KENTUCKY.
GRANT COUNTY MEET ~

GRANT COUNTY MEETING.
Agreeably TO public notice, highly respect.
able and numerous meeting OF the citizens Of
Grant County convened at the Court House in
Williamstown, on Saturday, March 10, when
Lewis Gregory, Esq. was called to the Chair
and Hubbard B. Smith, Esq. Clerk Of the Cir.
cui, and County Courts, was appointed Secre,
tary. VIM. Frazer, Esq. then rose and ad.
dressed the meeting, stating The objects in view,
and offered the following resolutions, which
were adopted, with only three dissenting voices
Whereas, il is the opinion Of this meeting,
,,.-', 40 F,.e"'vn and Republicans, they have
right at all times to express their approba,ion
or disaPprobation OF the counduct Of their pub.
lie ofhcers anc servants; and they have the
power TO meet in their several counties and
towns for that purpose, and 10 use every honor.
able means TO carry the same into efect:-.
Therefore,
RESOLVED, That this meeting have, and have
ever had, entire confidence in the presen, Ad.
ministralion Of The General Government, and
feel fully satisfied that nothing but the purc.,
motives of patriotism govern all their pubi:
acts.
RESOLVED, That although malice may assail
and calumny assault, yet we, as Kentucki.u,,
have the utmost confidence in the patriotism.
talents and honesty, of our distinguished coun
tryman, the Hon. HENRY CLAY, who is the
bright polar star Of the present administration
hesol0ed, hat IT. the approaching election
for member of Congress, it is necessary for the
friends oil the present administration to unite
10 the support OF candidate who is friendly, to
their wise and beneficial measures--and 20 op.
pose those candidates who are unfriendIy to Mr.
Clay and Kentucky policy.
ReSo(ted, That for the purpose of carrying
the same into effect, Committee of Twelve cit.
izens OF this county be appointed TO correspond
WIN similar committees that may be formed
IN other counties in the district, and when Sd.
ushed as to the strength and opinions OF The
different candidates, TO call county meeting,
ana report which they would recommend 10
the friends Of the Administration in this coun-
ty, as their next Representative to Congress
feSo!ced, That similar county meetings be
suggested TO our fellow citizens throughout
district, friendly 10 the administration, and tie
adoption OF resolutions TO the same effect be Il.
heSo!ved, That the proceedings Of this NEE.
ing, signed by the Chairman and attes,cd BY
the Secretary, be published in the several news
papers in the district friendly 10 the Admin.
tralion.
he following gentlemen were then appoint.
ed as The Committee OF Correspondence:-Bn
net Williams, William Frazer, William Arnold
SEN, Daniel Harrison, John ThornhiII, James
Gouge, Abraham Jonas, VIM. Jump, H. B.
omlth, James Childers, Asa Valanderham, *
William Harrison.
The meeting then, on motion, adjourned.
L. GREGORY, Chm
Fl. B. SMITH, Sec'y.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-03-28
From the National Mfel6gencer.
POLITICS OF THE DAY

The Richmond Enquirer has furnished its
readers with an article of more than ordinary
lenght upon our "Signs Of the Times" We
are sorry to have put its Editors to so g.ea,
trouble, especially as it seems 10 have been la
Dor in vain. SO much Off has Certainly been
in vain, as had for its object to touch the char
acter Of the National IntelIigencer. That is a
mark beyond their reach. We think, also,
that they have failed in their attempt to be wit.
ty upon US, as we are sure they have in tn, ir
efforts 10 be severe
Amongst other ofthe Signs ofthe Times, we
have not observed one more pitiabIe than the
spectacle OF a journal SO re>pec liable as the
Richmond Enquirer descending to ne level Of
the merely faclious press, by copying its laggon
and heralding its caarnnies. 1t is lamsnlable
to see talents and influence, like those or ne
Editors of The Enquirer, subjected to the po-
tent spell Of Combination, for a parpost So
deep that they themselves who compose il do
not understand that purpose 1t has bees evil
dent, In the complexion of the Enquirer, any
time these twelve months, that that prn. was
6erifched with party, It's needless beadohg
course OF opposition to the Genera! Govern
men', right or wrong-even TO the poin. of con-
suletonaiity OF powers whieh Congress has
exercised without dispute from the commence e.
ment of the Governmen,-its blind devotion 10
men whom II has heretofore denounced even as
" 20 'heir country-its pompous eulogies
OF second rate statesmen. and i,s det,act;on
'ro'h those oil more elevated merit have been
SO many evidences Of alteration of mind under
sne influence OF violent prejudice. The real
friends OF the Editors-ihose who b,,. .v.r
heretofore held them in personal esteem b,vs
s'.r al '"is WIN surprise and morti6cation
otil, however, the case Of the ENQUIRER Is no,
SO wholly hopeless as to be despared ~ N.Y. Nv,
we not trust, that when the delusions or .,r s
dice and mere party spirit yield to the l;ah,
truth (Which soon they wilD the Enouirsr w; u,
resume its dignity-its sense of ius,iesN;, ~"
preference ofprinciples to men?' When ,h.,
time arrives, we will reason with these Ed;,o" a'
In their present frame of mind, the a,,emn, TO-
do SO would be waste oftime. If the eepera,
course of our observations on public affairs fnr.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-03-28

s,re of what is in itself, perhaps, wholly VI:
important; and who make the halls of Congress,
the arena of personal conflicts and unmanly vi.
tupera,ion. Every American must feel shock
ed at such conduct, and lament over the desra.
dation Of his country.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-03-28
For Sale.

.Nk The Hull of a New Vessel, built in Mathes'
county, Virginia, of the best materials, copper
fastened to the bends and is expected 10 sail fast
She IS "a feet on deck, % feet beam, and 81
ana measures llS tons States tonnage. Persons DIS
posed to purchase will please examine for themselves
she can be bought reasonable terms, and the term
OF payment made accommodating. Apply to CaptA'
Knight on board, orto ROBINSON & SIIlNN
march 81 VowelPs whas.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-03-28
Fruit and Gin.

80 boxes Sicily oranges
SO do lemons
so bbls pippin apples, all in prime orde.
10 bbls gin, landing from schooner Two Brother
and for sale by LINDSAY, HILL & Co.