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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-08-23


VlRGLNiA, Bsrketey County COurs, 70 UH:
.9brll TORN, 1927.
Amelia Turner, widow OF Slmeon Turner
dec. Plaintiff.
ogoinst
THONGS C. Lane, George s. Lane. John N
Lane. Elliot T. Lane. W~illoughby w Lane
Isaac ". Carter, William Miller and Mary F
his wife, late Mary T. Lane. John Martin, Jun
and Mary F.. his wife late Mary r. Carter
George Webb, George w. Webb. Edwin II
Webb, Willoughby Lane Webb, John S. Webb
William Richie and Clsrissa N. his wife late
Clarissa N Lane, Mary Ann Lane, George G
r. Lane, Alice Lane, William Lane and Jane
S. Lane, heirs Of James S. LaGs, sen. dec
Defendants.
IN CHsNCERY.
The defendants William Miller and Mary
F.. his wife, John N. Lane. Elliot T. Lane,
john Martin. IN. and Mar +. his wife. George
Webb, George w. Webb, Edwin B. Webb,
W~illoughby Lane Webb, John s. Webb, Wi
lam Richie and Clarissa n his wife, Mar,
Ann Lane, George 6. T. Lane, Alice Lane
William Lane and James S. Lane, not having
eutered their appearance. and gwen security
according to the act OF Assembly and the rulrs
Of this court, and i, appearing to the ~sstisf4c.
ton OF this court hat they are not inhabitants
Of this state--H is Ordered, that me said absent
defend ants do appear her on the End Morda,
in November next, and answer the bill Of the
plaintiff, and that a COPY Of tits order ue
forthwith inserted tor two months EXCESSIVELY
in the Msrtinshurg Gazette, and be posted 81
the door Of the Court House of this county.
A Copy--ieste,
Aug. g. 1927 ID HUNTER, C &c
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-11-10

q" tf'b t'f't@S ''"'sts a. s'httFc,
The most powcrfrl effects Of love, as has been sad
arise cut Of cont ai.cioTy feelings, melting into ca2j,
other, just as those ofhatreI, frequently, are produced
from similar sentiments whIch happca 10 clash, Hence
u IS That no teaiIng CA be more agreeable than TO
ind 4 friend III a t1an whom we cOn5ide led as an en-
cmr; and no modification 50 yuiraaGt as meeting an en-
envy IN the man W depended Dy0n as a friend. These
harmonic effects frequently render a slight and tran
sent Kindness more c5.:u3a5le than n Confined scrie,
OF COOL Offices; aid a m1n'eD!ary offence more ont.
:7gcons than the declared cuni'y Of a whole HE.
.msi aeCalse, il the FIRST case, fceiipps jiauaeir;caiI,
opposite graciou7'y unite; aud, il the second, congo.
nal feelings violently clash. Hence too IL is. thai n
single bleUish, amidst Inc valuable qualities oi a man
Of worth, frequently appears more Offensive than sill
the vices of a Hbsrl!nc, who d s,ilys only a sol,tar,
virtue, because, from the effect OF contrast, these two
qualities become more prominent, and eclipse the
the others in ihs !so opposite characters. Il proceeds
likewise, froi, The weakness Of the human mind; which.
attaching Itself always 10 q single point Of The object
which /. coriemqiaies, fixes on the most proiniEent
quality, ~ framing It's decisions. Il is imDo5s;hia to
enunieTajo lhc error; into which we arc every dar rL.
Ing, for want Of studying thssa elementary Urirsirfgs
of taiuie. Il would be pus,.h'e. und,u5tcdiy. 70 *.
tend Iacn much farther; j.: IS sufficient for ms purpose,
ii nave G:Tca . denomination u tbeir existence.
aud inspired others wjth an inclination 10 apply them
properly.
These hartNonjas acquire greater energy from III,
adjoining contrast which dctach ;hem, from the cor
sonance5 which repeat them, and from lie other c'a-
meai2Fy Laws which haze been indicated. bu, II win
;lese are bisuJcd sorc one cf ilc mora! sentiments of
which have been presenting 4 Ein! sketch, in this
case, The cdcc, rCe1iigg from ;hc whole IS incxpre.s-
jbiy delightful Thus, i7 example, 4 harmony BE-
comes, - some sort, celestial, when IL contains a
myacry, %hicA al2as sGpyoses s~onclliuy marvellous
aud d'yioe. ! one day fs' q most agreeable effect.
as / vas booking over collection fold prints. which
represented tuc history Of .llolis. Tcaas had stolen
thc ,n'Iut -Jt2nis FROM ErInt, ard was eGicafipr him
with her son C"yiJ. DtG9u was determined 10 yecov-
err him, as being tacson Of one other uymlhs. pcau.
then, having, on a co5t-in Gay, ajghtcd from her char
lot, drawn by doves, vas ws.!igg With tive two bov.
armed ret.ogc. r!accs hoTsc,G;u ambush, in ? (orosr
through Which IcHug was IL ?ags. D-ars, rs soon 81
she perceived Ter ADVERSARY approaching and inraya
Die either 10 escape, Jr to prevent The rc-capfnro G.
2ionjs, was Instantly s!ra-iz with lie thought Of clap
fins wings or bj, shoulders, and presenting Cppa
aud Ljm together ID E.5a1, desired her 30 take oituo
Of tue cajIa.eo which sIc ba,,,cl to be her pro
perry. Bo,i being equal. boib oit1e same age, all
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-11-10

A sUE5ECF FOR DISSECTION.
A man at a tavern had made so free
With Burtnn's best enijrr5
lie fell from his seat, and asleep laid he.
BEFORE the Pa.inur ire.
The Landlord who wisrN to shut ZIP shop,
Gsied, "Etams this drunken clown!
WhoeVer vii! turn him vat. NECK AND CHOP,
al give i.im ha ifa crown"
4 was vino was taking his pa,tiug cup,
Cried "Dome!--iust give me 4 sacN,
III PAL, him in gently, tie him M,
.And lake him away on my bach-''
Sosaji, So Ione-ata surgeons door
lie gives a gentle KICK;
'rye brought you a subject--fve pounIs-uo mors,
!Iese--siye nae the casa'--oe qui,&!'
Tn bargai: IS struck the money is PAID,
ibs fellow cries out 'airs rigiI.'
The drunken man on the locr IS laid.
And the Surgeon says good night"
But either the i~osiline had conquered the beer,
OK by the time it. strength had fled;
Tor noises came TO Inc surgeons ear
That Il body can't maze t,ats dead.
E,uasH at the tzica, ne fo}!ow'i the man,
aud cried How dare Jon conu;ye
Atau action so nasc2 hut III foil your plan,
Why, kuaye. hc fellows aiiye.'
''Aliye! You don't say so," he drily said.
III secm'd MOI tie Teas; to dauGi hi;ul
'jle'i keep tire bettvr--jou't be afraid:
You can xii! him--whenever you wanthim,."
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-11-10
Seogerg.
frcm the New Yo,k Mirror
THE BROKEN PROMISE.


| knew mcu Kept no pyoniiscs-nr non.
AtieaS' "tOh women aud yet, knowing this,
" TN cre'iniUus folly, still I trusted one,
NrHo,e word seemed So like :r,hi, that l forgot
= Ae lessons ! had lea rprd fail OFT bcinre--
.t"h l bel eyed, because hc sad he'd come,
-'a' he irowd COME aud lheu, night after night,
watched the clouds, AMI say them pass away
Eloni the bright mnon ~aui leave the c!eaT blue sky,
As spniless, and serene, aud bcaLt,iul
As i! M Promises were br"kcm Ger
Beneath iL-Man iprsc,s, ia busy hours,
What in his idle moments he has said,
NoI thinks how often wnHat's happiness
jS.uS, Oh his 'rGhtest words. 1t is not things
Olsrrat Importance wlieh affect the heart
Most deeply-tri,las often weave the net
OF misery or OF bliss in human life.
There's many a deep and hidden grief, that comes
From sources which admit Of tao complaint
tfom things Of which we cannat, dare not speak
And set they seem hat tribes, till Il chain.
Link aHer LINK, Is fastened GA each thought,
And wound around the hcaT;-tiey do their wOik
in secrecy and siencc-5ut their power
is Ear moe fatal than tic open shafts
OFsorTow and miSfortuur; for they prey
Upon tAc health and spirits, till the bloom
o. hope is changed to ieyerS hectic lGSh:--
They break the charm OF youths first, bfigh,essdrcam
Aud thus wear out the pleasures Of the world
Aud 81 p, at leusth, the very spring of life.
But this is WOa,Gn's !Lte.-It is NOT ;huS
With pro,sh, aspiring HNl-his mind is illcd
With high aud lofty thougits-and love, and hone,
And al! the warraest feelings of his heart,
Are sacrificed At cold ambitions shrine.
lie feels ;hat the whole world was made for dix;
Aud if some PAINFUL disappointment cross
Ills path of life, he does but change his course;
Nor broken promises, nor hopes destroyed,
Are ecr allowed IA place on nlemUIy's page.
'Gis only woman, in her loneliness,
Aud ia he's silent, melancholy hou.s,
Who treasures in her heart the IDLE WORDS
That had 40 meaning and who lives ca hone
TIllithas stolen the colour from her cheeks
The brightness ffom her eyes; who trusts hex peace
On the vast ocean Of uncertainty
And, fits wrecked, she learns her 10; to bear,
Or she may learn to de but not forget.
Il is fer her To hoard her secret thoughts,
70 brooI oct broken promises, and sigh
Ger disappointed hopes ;li sine believes
t!rce'S less ctwretchatness in lie wide world
Ih1a in hc4 single heart. E~srELLE.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-11-10
Clover Hill for Lease.

XEylLL he offered for lease on the premises, 20 tie
" highest bidder, on Thursday tho l5r, day Of
November next, If fair, If not tie next fair DAY there
alter, tbat vol known stand Ctorer mt Javeyn,
situated in Tie extreme western point Of the Comfy
OF Prince Edward, and on the main western road, a
long which the Richmond and Lyncbburg stages pass
daily Except SuDdags) t7enty-thee miles below the
latter town.-This establishment has been erected at
considerable expence, having all necessary houses,
which a5c nearly new and 10 good repair. The situ-
alton is very healthy and Tie stand not inferior to any
IN the section Of cougiry in which it is located
ALEXANDER PATTFSOv
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-11-10
Planters.

: PETITION will be presented to Tie next Session Of
tMe Virginia Legislature, praying thai the inspectors Of
All Public VI ~arehonsas, shall he required, in INSPECTING
Tobacco, to- break II III four different parts of each hogs
head. in order to detect tbc many imposi,ions practiyed ia
p.izug; and that certain Warehouses, where such hauas
SIC cuunircd at, and where inspectors refused to break
Tobacco in such places as thcy are desired 10 do By par
ebascrs, may bc suppressed.
Sept 70 *
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-11-10

IN bove Baton Rouge, on the lea bank oIho 9Ifss,s-
sippi, consisting OF
One TioaSa1f and Eigtty .5rpta1s;
said plantation has a front OF I2 Arpeo;s on tire river &
is adjoining The principal landing Of tie settlement,
ffom which Cotton is shipped. On this tract there are
one hundred or more acres Of cleared Land-one
large Dwelling House, with six rooms-Cotion Gin
viii, Tau Yard, Negro Cabins.&c. [easily repaired. =
TIE Giles to lis above lands are indisputablc, and a
warranty deed VIII DE given if required.
ALso-Oae Thouzaad .4rpeni&;
situated On Thoupson'5 Creek III the parisl, Of Felici-
ana, ole and a half miles from the river mississippi, So
ven miles from The town OF st. Francisvile. Part Of
this tract consists oflOY bottoms, probably oGO AGREE
on SAID tract t1cTc ar aUuut 6dJ acres, cleared some
years since, utgrognuP:-Iiihe tue whole or one bali
of this tract viii be sold al the option Of tie purchaser.
Fer further particulars apply to this Office or TO
ROBERT ROSS
Nam-Orlcans, Oct. o. If
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-11-10

JcnchtGn competing 'eit5 John Ball ia las o,cn naI&e..
en- article copied from the "Aus,raiiau," of Marct.
Il, says. "Wc hare frequently had occasion 10 de,
DcuHcc the constant importation into this British COLONY
of American Elonr, American Beef, American Pork,
and American Tobacco, to the great Injury OF the
settlers. 20 say nothing of the interests of cur Epglisi,
merchants. This trade is becoming exceedingly ini,-
r!ous - Us, aid 10 the mother county; and recently
here has 6ccn 4 largo Importation of American Flax,
Shiitings, Ea!lCoes, aud, what is still worse, OF Amer.
can Hats."-TE london paper.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-11-10

1T rules. holden in tue e,ctf's 9.isr Of the superior court
Il cnaucory Tor the Richmond District, the 1T day o..
Dctober, 1927:
Wiuiam Marsbnii, PIT
against
ge,ct ~ rlu,aii. Joan r.l0uI, Curator of The estate ofTahn
&aithal', dec. Ecufy Val'pai, Barley WalthaN, 5Yu.
W@liba', vs. Ie,ir, joel Leah, Martha Lcath, Alfred
l.snn aui Elizabeth his wife, Peter Lcath aud Lewis
J.satl, Iaomas Aars',i, John BiausGord and Elllabclh
lis vile, and Nancy Marshall, i'~ury Bradshaw and
Mary his wife, aud Lewis Leath, adm'or of John Wal
tu.ii, dec. DGS.
The defendants Allied BISON and Elizabeth his wife,
"a William Lcath, not having entered their appearance
nt given security according TO the art Of assembly and
0. rulgs ri this court, AID u appearing by satisfactory
s.:a.n"c, upot try aFe rot inhabitants Of this country;
o1dtre3, that t"a said d@cl.uirnts do apacas here ON tic
g day Of tive ucSt to.a and answer the Dill Of the plain
aud that a copy of jhis order be forthwith inserted in
newspaper published 10 tie city of Richmond. for two
successfully, aad posted at the font door og tie
/. tive said cuy.
> crr:. TTe. Wm W TEEfyC. r-
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-11-10

y pursuance OF two deeds OF trust, executed to the
q late Mr.. John Richard and ny self, the one by Re-
bert Gordon and Jannetla his wife, and the other by
Robert Geriou aud .Iauncita his wife and Andrew
janicson, both dated on the 9Th u! Scp,c,nber. 1919.
ant recorded IN the Office Of The Countv Court OF Hen
rico, Tor The Lcae:; Of the Bank OF the United States: [
as surviving itus;ee, shall sci! al public auction for realty
money, 30 the hichest bidder. On the p.i;uEcs % n Thur.
day the 18th day OF NovcInber ncxi, all lie property
conveyed hy the above mentioned twQ deeds OF trust, or
so much thereof as may he necessary 60 pay the d.bts
which II was conveyed 10 secure. The property CONVEX
Ell by the first named decd is as folio yys.--All th:t
piece or parcel Of land, in the CIV of Richmond. on
which rs erected n lumber house occupied hy said Re
bert Gordon, aud situate on 15;h street, between . and
u Streets; one undivided iHoicty oG two brick tcnt,
nients, on j. Street, cue CT them occupied. nj Tho DAT.
OF the conveyance, by Michael NVcrckniester ard H..
other by George Dybal! 6 Go. aud now occupied bv
Josiah b. Abbott & Co. and = Cooksc,; iireo
brick tene'nenis, III tic rear of the las, mentioned pio-
pcrty. occupied at the Date Of tie convc vance, by
French s. Mann, ai-i row, by TrcucL. s. Jorion. front
ing about so feet on 18th Street. All that part O: u
lot or parcc! of land in the CITY of Richmond, situate
IN the rear OF tie Banks, fronting sixty two feet or,
Cary or ID Street, extending back. one hundred .na
----- feet, bound on Tie enc side by la. Street
on tie other Ly the ground of James Currie. That
half acre let OF land in tie rcnr OF the late DR.. Cur
RES residence, number 40, and bounded on two SIDES
By | and IOtI Streets: one undivided noicty Of A par
Gel of iand, Of six l,a!i acre lots in Coutts', add TO
the City of RicLlnond, situate opposite TO Jackscu's
Garden, nnd known by the number twelve.
The property cuuyo!d by lie decd from K. Gorao,,
aud wIae and Audfew Jameson, is as follows. viz a GER
tain Let or parcel O! land situate in the CITY of Rich.
mond. on Z Street leading from d Street between 18Th
and 18th Streets, to Tie river, with a luiaber housc
thereon, being The safoe lat or parcel o! land which was
conveyed by Robert Gordon executor of James Smith.
10 William Muir, and 10y the said RIuir conveyed tu
tive said Gordon and Andrew Jameson bv indcnture
bearing date the 14th August, 1919.
RICHARD ANDERSON,
Surviving Trustee.
Richmond. Oct. q 1927. 1Ot
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-11-10
Yhree Hundred Dollars Reward

WILL he given for the apprehension and delivery To-
me, at the Jai! Of Henrico County, of JAMES w.
P0ACI! and WILLIAM W. ANDREWS, who es-
capped from the said jail on the night of the 16;h OF
eiihe" II item.
Peach is about 81 years Of age, 5 feet 0 inches
high, red hair and biae eyes; has On his right arm.
marked with India ink, the Initials of his name, the
representation CT a tomb, with a uaan 10 the attitude.
ct weeping, over Which is 4 willow, and under which,
Is The date of his birth, 1906; and on bis lett arm. tIs
representation Of an altar and two hearts United, over
which two doves scsreadiug a wreath of love, and
above The elbow ire American flag. Had on linen
paEiaioo"s, Gotten shirt, aLaii worn fur lat, and slIip-
ed coat and vest.
Andrews is abou, 20 years of age, ligi.t hair. hale
eyes s"afihy complexion, > feet 10 inches high, has
marked with lndia lax, on lis right arm, w. W. 4.
over "lTicb Is the American Flag aud Eagle; on his
sett atman altar, 0ye! which is an altar aud two hearts
united, win t'To doves susPendiug y wreath of love.
Had on a Fale biac GosscstIc coat and pan.aloons. will,
a hat aboat hail worn. From the hes; Information Z
have been able 10 obtain, ! am Induced 10 believe thcj
aIe tcgethcr al york on tie Dismal Swami Canal
Il. II. THORNTON, ID. NJ
fDr Jotn Pegram, u. L. N.
October Sir, 1927. Al.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-11-10
Richmond. Oct. 0. 1Ha7.

FL4GiNI4:
st rules, holden in the clerks office Of the superior
court OF chanccry for the Richmond district, the Sd
day Of Septvu:bcr, 1877:
Beverley 3. Browne, Fielding 4. Browne, and orris a.
Uroy7nc, ais.
against
Thomas Gaterrocd, executor Of Philemon Gatowood,
deceased, Thomas Mann Randolph, Jr. and Susan
lis wife, and john Z. Bowers aud May his wife,
DIS.
The defendants John t. Bowers and Mary his wife,
not having entered their appearance and given securi~
ty according to the act of assembly and the rules OF
this court, and it appearing by satisfactory evidence.
dered, that tie said del5ndants DO appear Lere Gu the
first day OF the next term and answer tie original and
amended bills of tie piaiotiiIs; aud that 2 copy OF this
order be EoT!!iwit': inserted in some newspaper publish
cd IN The c,ty Of Richmond, for two months success
ively, and posted at the front door of The capitol, in lie
said city.
70 4 cnnr- Tnsin WI. w uENINC
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-11-10
Mississippi Lands for Sal,

4 PLANTATIONS situated about haeoh miles a.
bove Baton Rouge, on the leit bank oftho 9iissls-
cuuSislipr OF
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-05-07
DENTISTRY.

I'm. WKEE respectfully offers his service. to the
IL inhabitants Of Alexandria and its vicinity, in the
department Of Dentistry Having paid particular at.
enton to this branch of his profession, he atters him
sefthat he is competent TO render essential service to
those who may have the misfortune of disease in their
teeth orgums. In almost all he is able cure the
oothache without the loss ofthe TOOTH and to relieve
the pain Immediately. He will clean aud file the teeth
without injury to the enanal; and will guarantee that
upon obedience to his directions, they will remain
clean and retana beautiful ivory whiteness. He will
also insert teeth, which cannot be distinguished
from the original ones.
His Office is at Mrs. Garlner's, opposite St. Paups
Church, where he WILDE always ready, Sundays ex
cepted to attendo any calls in the line of his prctes.
sion.
Reference may be had TO Rev. DR.. Wilmer, Rev Pro.
fessor Keith, DrSemmes, DR.. Richards, DR.. Ftzhugh
and DR.. Brown.
~ b. Those who wish his professional sericeswill
please to inform him Immediately, he intends 10
leave town i'll few weeks, and will probably be absent
during the summer.
april 9 DIFF
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-05-07
Columbian ice House

>HE subscriber respectfully informs the citizens of
Alexandria, that he will be happy osupply them
with that healthy and invaluable luxury ICE, during
the season, having filled the above House, the last win.
ter. The Columbian Ice House, when owned BY the
town, the House being the largest in the town, and
peculiarly adapted in its construction for the preserva
ton ofthe article Itwoud be supcrfuous on my part
to say any thing by way of recommending the use of
Ice, as it would be attributed to the great ruling pas
sion in the human breast, self interest. therefore
leave it to the public themselves to decide, whether
they will reject this wholesome, and at the same
time, refreshing comfort.
Persons wishing tickets for the seassn will please
apply. The Ice will be furnished at any hour during
the day, at the Team Boat Hotel.
UWhole tickets, S.; Half ckets, IS.
WILLIAM B. STEWART.
april 1S-tf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-05-07
no. 550o
IAinAsay, Nnl, & Co.

AVING House in New-York, " here all their put
chases are made at auction for cash, enables them
TO sell here (Which they determined to dog
good terms goods be gotten from any market in
the regular way and invite those wishing to purchase,
to call and judge for themselves Their present stock
is extensve--among Which are;
s. hhGs N Orleans sugar, LIST and I'd quality
~ do w. India do do
IS do N. Orleans moIasses
puncheons Jamaica rum
pipes cognac brandy, part Sugett's brand
40 40 chests e,s y Hysontea Dan fresh &
10 half do do do : part supe-
Is boxes Gunpowder & Imperial do rior quail.
IS bags prime green coffee
10 do Java do
20 barrels do p mfss pork so city inspection
- IS do gin, very good
Is do fine old whiskey
IS casks Goshen cheese
50 50 boxes So ' eransss Sicily, in fine order
$50 sacks fine salt, Liverpool filed
90 barrels cider
Pmento, pepper, indigo, snuff spanish segars.
starch copperas, madden, saltpetre ground and race
ginger SOAP bedcords letter and wrapping paper, &C.
april ~
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-05-07
New Spring Goods.
JAMES AND WILLIAM SCOTT,

South Uest Corner Of Ring and Fairfar streets
YS1AYE received from NewYork and Philadelphia,
II large and general assortment Of Spring and Sum
mer Goods such as
Ginghams chntz and common calicoes
Grecian stripe muslins
Nankin, Canton, Italian, and other cranes
Swiss null, book, and jackonet muslinS
Scotch muslns of all kinds
Barrage and fancy silk hdkfs.
Hosiery ofevery kind
Ladies', mems and boys Leghorns
Silk, horseskin, and kid gloves
Linen and linen cambria hdkfs.
Super white and colored drilling
Black and mist lasting
Circassian FOR gentemen's coats
Blue and yellow nankins
Wilmington stripes
Buff, white and fancy Marseilles
Scarlet, yellow, and fancy bandannos
Superior black Italian lustring
French and India black silks
Florences, all colors
Irish linens shirtings and lawns
Russia sheetings, and Scotch linens
German burlaps %
Domestic plaids, sheetngs and shirtings
Cotton yarn, etc etc.
With every article usually wantedat this season.
april IS
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-05-07
CNarles Bennett

Charles Bennett ons
HAS received supply of DOMESTIC GooDe'
IL consisting of III,
wilmington and washington twliled stripes OF s"pe'
rior quality 49,, uoun
nrowp and bleached cottons of various QUALITIES ,,
Best Best Bridport shad and herring SEINE ln ~ IN
and SHOE THREAD march u
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-05-07
SCOTS Wife OF Napoleon.

In the Press, and WiA rery shortly be published
TIME life of Napoleon Buonaparte, with prelim-
l. nary view of the French Revolution. BY the au-
thor of Waver, &C., in two large volumes, svo close
ly printed with portrait of Napoleon, engraved by
Longacre from miniature in the possession of Count
Survers
The publishe rs not able at present to fix the
price of this work, it being uncertain whether the
English edition will consist of 3 or 9 volumes, 9vo
Those who DESTROYS of possessing copy of this
interesting work, Immediately after publication, WILL
by leaving their with the subscriber, have their
wishes attended to. PiSHEY THOMPSON.
Washington may