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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-10-25

scbsid.a 10 f,arfai uhispe< lis hepss end pro-
iecis Of triumph aud Office havc vanished like a
morbing dream. Their boldest leaders are chop
fallen add conlounded
10 tell the ruth the demonstration Of strength
was little uncS peeted to u ALL nal among the
young men We had majority, never foI
moment doubted. But such triumphant, such
al overwhelming maiority in thai qu,rtef, We
did not anticipate Inc fate of Iacksoaism is
.rsled IN the city OF New York The rising
generation will protect the rising destinles OF the
HspnbL,
NV JERSEY
The Trenton True American pives Gst Of the
returns. as far received, Of the members cleo.
ted 10 the State Legislature and ado" We
have asceitsined that there are mlinnts IA IA.
vor OF the Administration in both Houses Of she
Legislature. There will be a majority five ate
not greatly mistaken Of Il at least in JOINT meet
ia
The Wing published a, Bridgeton, New Jersey,
spys--
81 the official returns of the election IN this
county, will be seen ihat IOhn Trrnchard is g.
l,cted to Conpcil William b. Ewing, Elias 2.
Scoley. aud Nathaniel Foster are elected to AS
sembly aud Reuben Hunt, Slnllh Bacon, and
James Higgins Coronars. The whole Of the I'D
mnistration Tickle, bring elected
Accounts from various parts Of the State arc
cheering. In Lancaster We learn that Jack son
" Ill h. knocked nut three 10 one Ia the whole
Northern Neck it Is said that Tie Administration
will receive amaj ortv. In f.oudnuna majorny Of
90 Is claimed lsl the Administrations In Fred
crick the same cause Is dady gaining ground. IN
PendIeton the friends thu Administration out
uuinier in the proportion Of 3 toZ In Ptlsylva-
MA there isa formidable minority for the Admin
Talion. In Grccnhrier, krnlawa aud Monroe
there are undoubted ma pri les. In Elizabeth CT
T. we learn there IS decided majority. la Nor
folk County and Borough and Princess Anne,
meetings are speedily % be held aud our friends
calculate upon ma prItics In New krnt tnerp is
majority OF very near it. Ia most or all Of the
\. W. Counties there nre decided ma iorillrs ~
the ADM isralIon. Why lhrn despond fellow
cilizens Nescr MAS political Cause arore holy.
There has been no such ctIsls SINCE 20 II Is not
the Other shall prevail the spiir AT work mena-
ces the very existence o the Republic General
Jackson may not bc dangerous IN himself but
hs hazard the drstan,rS Of the Republic in the
hands o. mere soldier Out of the FIVE millions
OF American citizens can no man he found 10
rule ~ but he who has more outraged our Con
,trution aud Laws than all put together who
have lived under II 80 Republic that has ever
hourshed. bal pcrlshed At last under the hands OF
military usulpa Rich. Uhig.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-10-25

The returns which have been received, leave
doubt OF the election of GLoRaE X. GlIaER,
to be a Representative in Congress from TIE
State OF Georgia. 10 FL the vacancy occasoncd
by the resignation Of Mr.. IATTNALL. Tie elrc-
ton MIR, FoRsi rn 10 the office OF Governor, will
leave another vacancy o be filled in the repre-
seniallon of that States.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-10-25

other proyenier1 psTr totally destroyed a''''
ul.ai adds 10 the catastrophe, mHe hof'es' some
| of them very valuable perished IN ire hah''s
The accident Is supposod 10 have orielh"'ra i''"'
the care essness of the oster. who. Tor 'o'H' Pu'
nos. Of MS own, hsd carried fires INTO the siable
/ IN the early part OF the evening and, taxing Ell
| feet a. II did, az 40 iafe an hour opportunity
was presented OF saving any portion OF the pro
| nerty not ccut's worth of which was msn' Gu
/ Mr.. MAYS loss is supposed to be about three
thonsand dollars,
Tie proprietors of the United States heN'e"
and Literary Gazettes, have found cause 10 "'s
continue thai publication, and have ua's'ei' G"
their list of subscribers 10 he pdolishet 81 e
American Quarterly. The United states i'e'ie"
was periodical OF much merit, aud We ,es'e'
thai patronage sufficient TO sustain II should nave
| been wanting. Its subscribers. however "'l'' I"
they choose 10 take the American quarterly nave
| "A work of substantial merit one emnenty car
eulaled to please and instruct. U. D. naS
NJ Reynolds, the lecturer on Symmes 'heo-
~. has arrived in Baltimore aud announced ms
determination OF building ship suitable Ion 'he
expedition, for which he has been preaching
with the zeal Of him who first stirred up Tins
tendon 10 the CruSades MIR. X. has made AT
| engagements with respectable ship builder in
Baltimore, 10 build a vessel aud furnish II early
IN the approaching spring, upon the most appro-
we'd models recently recommended by the Bilt
lsh polar naygators. Funds have been obtain
ed for the purpose, and there is new prospect
| Of having the system tested. u Gas'
Alabama. "A Huntsville paper Of September
T. says " 'rhie has cen the most disastrous sea
son Tor the agticulinriS' that has ever been eN-
peiiencrd since tn settlement of Alabama. The
planters have fairly commenced gathering their
cotton aud il is generally supposed that there
will not be throughout North Alabama aud Ten
urssee, exec ding one hafthe usual quantity pen
acre. South Alabama Mississippi aud Louisiana
I are also sad TO have been literally burnt up
by the drought. The early part Of the season
was favorable for crops OF small gram, as also
tor corn and cotton, but the drought which com
mencrd in the month of June, which With few
exceptions has continued with unremIited in
tensity up TO the present time, has blasted the
hopes otIhe planters There eghbofhoo :,
where scarcely bushel Of corn per acre will be
made, on good land and II is certain thai there
will be scarcity ofthat Indispensable gram. In
other nrighborhood where they have enjoyed
Scasonabie aud refreshing showers, the cn,n is
tolerably good aud the cotton large and prom s.
ing, though we understand thai The rot has for
the first lime made lis appearance in the latter
This is new disease in this part "t the country,
aud how II will affect the present crop Is entirely
unknown.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-10-25

BAR Oct. l6--Tisit ofhe President of tie
Z. SinfeS-prcsdrnt ADAMS reached this City
Yesterday morning. IN the steam boat from the
Eastward aud has lakcn lodgings AZ the City
Hotel The President attended Divine service
al the Fitst Presbyterian Church yesterday
morning, and IN the afternoon nj the Cathedral
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-10-25

We find in the Warrentown (yirrinia) Gazette,
= notification in the following term:
CLINTON IIcKEr. "A number Of frechodcrS,
believing that Dewitt Clinton, Of New York pos
scssrs talents OF the first order, aud woud IN the
President / chair administer the affairs Of & e.
nalion in superior manner, intend calling
general meeting in Narrenton to ram" an eiec.
tofa ticket for him ia the State fYirginia
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-10-25

ground At North Point iris morning. lie viii
leave he hotel At half eight clock, Nth an Is
cou 81 his fellow citizens. Tn his return, which
visible, II is supposed, about one o'clock, +. N.
he will continue TO receive the visits OF his fellow
eitizens generally, ua,h 4 clock, and tom 10
O'Clock T. NJ.
he remains Il Col HowARD were yesterday
committed to the earth win military honors, and
such other manifesto ions OF public regard a.
vereldur the kevoiui onary soldier Iheproces-
sion moved frofa BelyIdere through the Park, X
thence, through Ceutre. Calvert and Baltimore
streets to the burial ground Of 81 Pauls Church
A crowd Of spectators lined the streets the shops
Of which partially closed. The fla of the ship
ping we're AZ hall mast during the day q minute
guns were fred from the moment when the pro
cessOn left hrs ate residence, I'LL the ceremonies
were ended The President the United States
attended the funeral.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-10-25

The folIsN,ar vsssss ~e have taken from ts- saH,
aaiou weekly papsrl They are sufpassnFS IN ~
al ssaut,64. fhoy ars printed wiihaat nsine' or
a., ~ saald imagine ans thur 81 Rrns ifHas
All Imaginative nss aWr asia'oa amonr-t ",e l'tH.
* Al ~ nrBer Thas rvsesahle sore 81 telefsgn'
peeas afler he fsliut his mystical ana ar',my -
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-10-25

Kesws. Wn Patterson. " Nc Donaid, Solomon
EHing Luke Tenap, Da1d HqGmdu. Rich-
ard b Magrudcr, Baltimore.
ph,LnIntn Llr Ooh Oct 1907
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-04-03

cate, They are Questions which We shai hot ~
dertakc to discuss. much less to settle at ms mo- ~
nent, The ease and indifference with winch nv
Advocate handles the subject would be alarming,
III they were real because they would indicate Sc
curity. But this ease and this indifference are
feigned-put on, for the purpose o. smuggling
these projects among the People before tney can
be put on their gnard against them: we nope "
I be instrumental in WAXING THEM from their slum-
ber
Whatever Of doubt and mystery may hang over
this oracuar article, there is one passage OF u clear
enough. There is one question proposed, 10
which ,cs find no difficulty in responding, thouSn
the answer is professed to be beyond the Ken oi
the Advocate. "Who the MASTER SPIRIT ls,
who has effected the concentration here, anu
the restoration every where, 10 whatever extent
has been accomplished, it needs no ghost IRON the
grave to tell. The person who asks the question
is so full of him, that he has not been able to AVOID
writing nearly one half of his name when he was
pretending 10 peer into futurity for the splendid
revelation of the whole of it, Nor IS this SAID
out Of any disrespect OF illwi on our part to the
honorable Senator. 1t is distinction which, with
his views of party concerns and discipline, he VIII
glory in to be supposed to be the person who dares
to . ride the whrlwind and direct the Storm"
humber office, and less adventurous enterprise
more suited to our temper. would be beneath the
grasp Of his large ambition.
We are admnnished. by the lateness OF the hour,
Of the necessity Of abruptly closing our remarks.
for to day We have left the differences from the
analysis Of these editorial specuations almost al
together to cur readers We shall pursue the
subject yet little further, upon broader ground,
with view to ascertain, il we can, what public
interest, o. what great principle, will be advanced
by the success Of these political projects, which
chiefly is not merely personal in their objects
These are the questions which We wish to present
to the body Of the American people.
.Nationat Inte!issnctr,
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-04-03

convention, viii select two Of lie above rard5,..,
publican favor and those two will he, ond ,he ,n,
Of doubt, be the President and Vice PRESIDE, ,so s
next term Of office. Its not necessary for Us 10 NJ
the public will, BY indicating who may be selected ~ M
Republican party. Suffice 10 say that their cln @ y"
be able judcious, and united; and therefore i sh WI
ceive cordial, warm, and honest support The nr
pies which have distinguished ,he Renubesnp s.a
will be the gea, guide to their selections Tie pn,r
those principles will be brought out with fesbns,. wv
strength by the efforts OF WISE able and S,'
man. shall again be restored TO proper ascenS
Who the master spirit is, by whose tact, talent dis,s
political honesty. and coed sense. this republican s.as
tion from the rvalries and disputes the day. will BE-
complshed, cannot at present discover but f ,rss
day should arrive, when his might be revealed s
propriety he will occupy. in the minds Of The rres, M p
publican party Of the United States, place side bv y,
with the great and venerated jefferson. 1'~s
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-04-03
WILLIAM WILLIAMS

ID ayiNC rcinqusfed lis Old stand, known the Gait
III Wells Bridge Hotel, takes this method Of reurTis
his sincere thanks to his friends and the public for the
~ liberal patronage afforded him.
He lbs now taken the conmodous building fronting %
High Snea il said Village, ownedty Mrs. BiaAioId sles
he purposes krepinga ROUSE OF ENTERTAiNMENl,
aifordng every nience and comfort and she'll feel
grateful FOL such patronage may lie extended 70 hm r
surng these who may favor him witt their custom, that no.
thing shall be left undone TO give general sastaclcr
WILLIAM WILLIAMS,
Caniwells Bilee, March g. 1926. 4l--4tp
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-04-03
PUBLIC SALE.

E Subscriber having disposed Of his farm viii, A.
,enlion OF leaving the State, will sell at PUBL
SALE, for cash, on Monday The 9h II aprl nert at '
house on the Kennel Turnpike road. Cen;ieve, N
Chsislaua Hundred Newcastle County, all his socs aad
Farming Utensils, consisting Of Horses, Mich Cows ad
if.Ts, Plonghs, fiarrows,ac Ono Gig and iiancss. one
DeaIborn Wagon, one OK Cart horse Carr, one lel-
nip Drill. one Dutch Fan and Cutting Box-lsy BY We
Ton Also, valuable assortment Of Household and hch
en- Furniture, comprising Beds Bedseads and Bedding
Tables, Chairs Bnreau' Looking Glasses, Book casa;
eight day clock, large Tea Urn. set of blue ar
white gilt edged China, ole gold mettle Tea Kettle an'
Stand one Canadian Stove with ayariey Of otheraE
Sale to commence precisely al 10 o'clock, A. NJ
RICHARD BELL
March 3o,h, 1927 41-2p
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-04-03
NORForR Nf.no,,

The Presidents Proclamation.-The issuinr 4
this proclamation was the only course rpu,ainS,
10 the Executive, and was duty required Of him
by the act Of March, 1925. That its lmmedia,
operation on this section of country will be ypr
severe. we are entirely satisfied but if Conrr''
foreseeng tins, did not think fit to guard against
those who may fee! its effects will not, we trust
this time. impute any blame to the Executive,
nothing surely could be more unjust. The subjes.
was long enough before Congress to be acted upon
advisedly. Beacon
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-04-03
baltimore, Mnrch 50,

Rail Road Stock Notwithstanding il has be.
known that the whole number of shares Of stut
in the Rail Road Company has been fully subscu
bed, two days ago, says the American, the Com
missiuners were busily employed yesterday in r.
ceyng subscriptions. fhe number Of shags sub.
scribed yesterday was tioo thousand three hSadr,t
and .frs, very few or none Of which, We are iuct.
ned to believe, were taken on speculation.
We learn that nearly 5000 shares ha, e been "a.
ken this day, Friday, at one o'clock and the nun.
Der taken BY Baltimore alone will not fall short d
thirty thousand shares.
The contemplated RAIL ROAD from Baltimore
to the Ohio River, has excited the attention Of ts
public in every direction, and those who come
within its range are al atire upon the subject
Patriot
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-04-03

Tineyards. The Legislature Of North Carclina
at their last session, granted to native Of France
tract OF FIVE hundred acres of land in Nila
County. lie has located himself upon it. for tis
purpose Of testing the suitablrness Of the cliEab
Of that State, for the growth Of the vine.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-04-03
Dissolution of Partnership.

i and +. l. du Pont, under the firm OF Y. g Cn. AZ
Pon g Co. was dissolved the 3oh Of January le.b
by the death ot Victor u Pont. Ee business Will be ccA
tinued under the firm OF CHARLES I. DU PosT Co. by
CHARLES l. DU PONT,
ELuETIiERE 1. DU POM
Louyiers, li,andywine Hundred,
March 81, 1927. a2-lm
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-04-03
A WET NURSE WANTED.

no woman, With good breast of milk, and who es
Il come well recommended, liberal wages will be g'. r
as wet nurse Persons ct The above character will
for further particulars, ct the Office of the Printer
March 20. 29-n
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-08-18
Furniture and Mahogany.

LINES GREEN-CAbINEI Mnh1n,
= G IN hand at his mandatory, on Royal-street, .
fsw doors soath Of King, a general assortment OF
FASHIONABLE FURNITURE of his own mannfsc'
''r p.v of Honduras mahogany, suitable for hand rails,
g. Som;noo curl and shaded mahogany in plank ana
veneer. "noo. .,,ds ae. ell Of
:opb sv;,i he sold low for cash or the usual credit %
TURNING Of ev~y k;ndneatly execute seci'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-08-18

G. & \. p, Thompson
IB1AvE received per ship Herald from Liverpool.
III and other arrivals, a general assortment OF
SEASONABLE GOODS,
AMONG THEM AaE:
Extra saxony and s~uperhne cloths and cassimeres
Mixed and drab c~assinets, for mems summer wear
plain and twiled bombszetts
"a cambria and fine fancy prints
90 and g. cambria and jaconet muslins
A. fine and super null do
g. do do book do
"a tamboured sprig do do
a. and go book muslin hdkfs
Ga fashionable shaded, striped and corded mu:lns
10 do full cold and satin striped and spotted do
go do shaded ~ginghams
~ do do cambria do
Do DO silk shaded barage
spools
White and printed cuttings, fine and extra super
Crandrell striped jeanetts, brown and bleached drilling
Canton and French grapes, black and colored
India blue nankeens
! Mems white cotton hose and halfhose
Brown thread and black silk do
ladies' kid and extra quality horsesking gloves. black.
white and assorted colors
| Doblack and white silk do
Flag, ~bandanna, spitt.lheld, black ~levantine and sr'
tannia hdks
Super linen cambria do
rs and ~ Irish linens
81 and ga do sh~eetings
"a, 81 and lo4 d,mssk and diaper table linen
Russia sh~eetinss and diapers, brown holland:
white ticklenburgs, dowlas, o~znaburgs and burlaps
Sewing silks, twist and colored threads
Shoe thread in 2 and OF. balls
Palm leaf and feather fans
bolivar hats, piping cords, buttons, pins, &c. &c.
ALSO,
p,own and bleached Domestic shutngs and ~sheetings
pis;d and striped do ginghsms
+ shirtine, apron and furniture checks
!. psdt;efing. oil cloth IA olecovers. &c. apnl7
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-08-18

Sugar, Hides, &C.
Landing from Schooner Ente'pr'ss-
an BAGS prime green coffee
ZIJ 400 Porto Rico hides
IN STORE,
90 bbls. nett herring
90 do gross do SOM
For sale by NJ
7 mo 10
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-08-18
German linens, Teas, Sc.

German linens, Teas, Sc.
MEssERSMITH has just received per
= shin London Packet from Bremen, via baltimore,
md offers for sale,
20 bales bunaps, from No. 1 too
8 do osnaburgs
9 do hessians
ne has also for sale, nop landing and in Store
76 chests Young Hyson tea, Of vsrious qualities
100 half chests and 10 a7d S catty boxes GunPow-
der and Imperial do. part of late Importation
and fine quality
a boHes. each 20 cannisters 2 lbs. each, Impl. do
9 half chests Hyson
s chests Powchong
316 bags Havana, Porto Nco, and ho Conee
SO bags Java do
5 de Mocha do
As hhds3 N. orleans and West Inlia Muscovado
% hills. Sugars.
N boxes and bbls. refined do
80 boxes Canton white do. beautiful article
% bhds Baltimore whiskey
e mines Cognac brandy, seignett's brand
9 do superior old do
Q do Champagne do
$50 sacks Liverpool salt
$50 reams wrapping paper
20 kegs raisins
$50 boxes Muscateldo
2s do and half bNs IS bunch do
% do sperm candies
s do button blrx
so do Sicily lemsfA
on hoy.. and half boxes Shakers chocolate
s pipes and S Indian bbls Sicily wine
~ Quarter casks and Indian bbls Colmenar do
* do sweet Malaga do
do French Madeira do
= nine and feasks old Sherry
S auartercasks Port 90
9 casks Lisbon 90
/ pipe fine old Murdoch Madeira
fhd winter strained sperm oil
IS kits mackerei
S.,marlosf naper. etc. may 26
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-08-18
Fresh supply Of Garden Seed

'nlHE subscriber has just receWed atresh supply Of
Garden Seed, selected in England By an expert
enced hand, which with hisimportation lsstfall, makes
b;s assortment large and complete. There are ten
sorts Of Cabbage, several Of English Peas ayd Besus,
do. Of Raddish, &C.. III, I. T.. RthSAY.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-08-18
New and Cheap Goods:
yoHIN II. e & co.

dNu OAO"H
yoHN II. REF & GO.
rTAvE inst received from N. York and Ph'aae,pnA
the following articles. which they are "oG 70 CO..
ng and offer for sale at the mos. re ecu. doors east of
at their store on hlns'suee'' 'ou'
he Washington Tavern
Super Blue and black cloths
Olive 40
Blue and black cassimeres
Handsome assortment OF vest1nSs
Plain and stripe cambrics
Cambria Unity |
An elegant assortment OF eahcoes
white andcolored satteens
Wilmington stripes -.
White and brown drillings
Cotton stockings and socks
Thread 90
Cross barred and shaded musllns
Plain and figured Swiss do
plain andfgurged buff cravats
plain and plaid silk do
Cambria insertings
Mandarine robes, Canton grapes
yellow and white canvass
Cruel and working cotton
Bestblack double florence
white and blue Grape leisse
Horse skin and kid gloves
Beaver 90
Fine bobanett laces
Bobanetts A, s4 and g. wide
6pured do
Gimp lace, pearing, footing
white and black wells
Bobanett scarfs, collars and hdkfs
p,";n and wstered Grodenap, different colors
parare granadene, anew articiefor isoies uieS
tortoise shell tuck combs
Nm do side do
Rrsz;uian combs,c cotton fringes
Bunch and puff curls
Irish linens and lawns
Swiss liners and sheetngs
Swiss trimmings
Cambria collars and rufts
Domestic cottons
Cotton Yarn u.,,st ar
with = variety of other articles, and daily e .ls;i ss ~
additional supply.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-08-18

An additional supply ofDryG Goods
JAMES A WaYhHo
HAS just received at his store southwest 'o'Aef u
I'll King and Fairfax-streets, 49,.
Yellow Nankins Superior quaiity)
DO do common
Cotton cashmere, Wilmington stripes
FLAG and bsndanna handkerchiefs
PLAIN and figured book muslin nc.
plain and figured blacksilk handkfs'
Barrage hdkfs, Madras do
Blue and white demines
MISUNDERSTANDING
Amoskeag do
Green and white gauze wells
Black canton Grape .,
few pieces ofvery handsome belt ribbons
Parasols and umbrellas
Gentlemens' Leghorn hats
Ladies Leghorn bonnets ,,D opn1rJ ES
WITH 4. TaRE7Y OF OTHER AhliCLhs'
which will be sold low for cash. Io"e'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-08-18
SATURDAY. M0RNnNa, AUGUST rs. Q


Hats and Shoes.
JAMES AND WILLIAM SCOTT.
just received from New.York. 9 cases Aen,s
Il fur Hats, and ladies' and gentlemen's Shoes for
sa'e oy Wholesale, at a small advance upon their cost
at auction. -,
ALso-A further supply of cheap and season.ble
DRY GOODS.
july11
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-08-18

Sicily Lemons, etc.
Oh BOXES fresh Sicily lemons, ? case, women,s
81 shoes and pumps, and mems boots, shoes and
Ha1all, for sale by
r JOHN H. LADD.
In sToRE-Wrapping paper, green coffee
Almonds, walnuts and flberts
Madeira wine in quarter casks
Olive oil, barrels cloves
yellow & blue nankins, domestic cotton goods
Cases drab and black hats
Binders and bandbox boards, &c.
.iuly9
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-08-18

hum, Nails, SC.
IN Hhds Boston rum
IL l2O kegs cut nails
l5O reams wrapping paper
9 cases fur hats
% bales domestic goods, consisting Of 3.4 and
r..r.- go brown cotton stripes, checks &c.
Lahoihg from schr. HaKall, and for sale by
49,, A. C. CAZENOvE & Co..
Also-25 hhds prime molasses on Twins wharf
july WHAT"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-08-18

Lemons. Flour. Cheese, etc.
I'm BOXES Sicily lemons, said to be in nr;me Or.
wv der, so bbls. tennessee Flour. superior quail.
ty fer family use
IL casks Goshen cheese
= do z dozen each, London porter
barrels cider vinegar
10 do gin
IS boxes fresh prunes
~ do ] dozen each, Claret wine
10 do assorted pickels-this day LANDING from
sloop Chauncey, Bartram, from New. York, and for sale
on accommodating terms, by
4 son, from Rio Grande,
u ave., J. 600 Dried Hides,
AND IN IS .sIt.d hides 5aSss q lbs,
hnco Maranbam. Oronoco and Porto Rico; few doz
dried calf skins; 90 bbls. best tanners oilLAl OF
which will be sold sold at New York and saiumore
prices, by ~ vu,,Ip g. SON.
The National Intelligencer will insert the above
three times, and send their account to N. M. q son.