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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-05-25
TpuRLfc No Ell

AN ACT sor the preservation ofthe Cumberland Road
De il enacted nv The Senate and House Of Rep
reselR4tiues Of he United States Of dmcrted, ~
Congress assembled, That the sum OF Unity
thousand dollars be, and is hereby, appropra-
I'd, for the purpose Of repairing the public
road from Cumberland to Wheeling, under the
direction ofthe President of the United States,
to be paid out Of any money IN the Public Trea-
snfy not otherwise spproptiated.
Sec >. Ind be i further enacted That the
lr..idcut Of the Unitcd States be- and ne is
hereby, authorized 10 appoint some suitable
person to supc,iniend the repairs to be made on
said Road, whose compensate on, to be paid oui
of the sum appropriated by this act. shall be is-
d by the President OF the United States.
Approved I'd March, l627.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-05-25
HORRIBLE DEPRAXITY-

O no ShipIey of Baltimore county % miles
from the city of Baltimore, on going to the spring
about weeks since, found one of his children.
three years old dead in the spring, the water in
which, was not more than three OF four inches
deep suspicion resting upon no particular per-
son, II was supposed to have been an accident.
TIE spring was afterwards covered with boards,
sufficient room only being left to dip out tine wa
ier About two weeks afterwards, another
child named Jemima, about 6 years old, was
found deadin the spring. from ohich the 5oara5
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-05-25
Approved I'd March, 1897.
TPunlIt-No. 24.l


Az ACT % sl,r to. u,ne ,'faonng die District cour,
of Inc umrd States Tor tue southern District Of Ala
b. AZ, AID Tor othrr purposes,
h. Il enacioi By ne senett and H0,tst Of Rtp~
srsc3ailrts Of the Uqiird stair. NJ IHtrteu IN
Cysggtss lSxsiabieG 1ha the D,ticl Court OF
thcU. >. tor the South RI District of Alabama
shall be holden IN tho Guy of Mobile on the Sc
coad Monday IN d 'ccmher instead OF the SC
cuad Monday IA October. and IN addition to the
tern nov directed by law 10 DC hoidcn on ths
Il, ~ Moaday ~ May IA each aud every yeal
aud shall Continue 50 long as busness maI
require.
sec , Had b. Il Further eiqcied. That the
Yecards and papers belonging TO the District
n1u heretofore holden Ittue tJun Of Cahan ha,
Il. ne Southern District Of Aauauia, except
sgch as may be necessary I'D any criminal pros.
srca,ion pending IA the SAID Court shall b.
tiunsi rcd 10, and Income pat OF the re-
,fas aud pane Of the D,,trct Court holden AZ
\. ,.htc, aud all causes OF acRil mature prndms
Il he District lesrt heretofore holden al the
4 town ( ahavha, shall he transferred To
t,s District Court holden ~ the cry OF Monte,
al shall have day therein and b. ~ Jceoded IN
e. ina indgmeht and eNecu ION, in Inc same
naaner as II tn sad cluses 'aa org saatcd in
TIL SAID Couti Aaiugu at MlDtic az IT shall
b, ia~ mi b the sad last mentioned Conr, TO
issue execution npm any judgment heretofore
7, 1dered 10 inc District t,'1d holden AT Gu.
huNb,, which SAID jude ment shall not nave
ba'n satisfied, and TO ISSUE writs of scge tacias
IL Inc pu pose OF reVINlng any Judgment hete
tofnre rendered by The District Conrt holden At
Claaeoa, aud 10 issue all other wtits or plo.
ctss which may be necessary According 10 The
course OF judiclh m ncced,nps
Sec 3 .4ad be afAther enacted. That all
ca4ses If criminalntture now pending in the
District Court holdenst "a lawna shall bc pro.
CODED IN Dy the said Court, TO final Judgment,
All to execution OF such Judgmen, or sentence
a ma, he rendered b, the SAID Court, in the
SAID causes and, that immediately thereafter,
thc records aud papers IN the said causes shall
hciransierled to, and become pat Of, the re-
cords and papers OF the District Court, aoidep
o. Mobile
Approved: I'd March 1927.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-05-25

SSfOflCE i wish 10 sell my tract of land
IA containing l27 l-2 Acres, lying in P,s
ford County, four miles north of Liberty ana
within two miles of the Fancy Farm Ni0s "
small portion of this land only is cleared IN.
remainder part Is FIRST rate tobacco land, !,
well watered, and has on it an orchard Of vol
selected fruit. II is deemed unnecessary H. o;r.
a further description as any one wishing to am.
chase will call and examine for thdmscj,es
WILSON ~ BVGG
May Ia. c2.ru
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-05-25

~ NE DOLLARREWARD.- Runaway f,,1
~ the subscriber, on Monday last an an,
prentice boy, by the name OF John G. Fl BIZ,
who was bound rs am apprentice TO me, 70 learn
Ire trade ofshoe and boot making. do herebv
caution all persons against employing, or b,T.
touring OF the SAID runaway under the penalty of
the law. Twin pay The above reu ard for the de
livery OF TIE runaway, but should not feel my
seiunder any other obligation in the Interim
Bibt IS between Ii and 81 ears ofore about 4
feet inches high Of a sly, cunning look, with
pan OF dark coloned eyes--I deem a fuuhe,
description unnecessary.
JORDAN CRFASFY.
May 25 c3wdo
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-05-25
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.JizKf = \ COB '--!asc75ad 70 "a
=, n, tf.s1 ~ Waa. srsi.ofiag efe. re-
-sioaia M q I'D IN aseins Na'afes
Yse el,s giag soasa.l', q isfY roll
7 5ac DIV fsion ,,sisa lts soel,
aal a. ,a.y ,praad .A sir charms ahreae.
ris ~sspsr. y.es thefe reiga' 800
q. fs.gr,s, srtiar, stcn foesf' arise
An pos, iassr tsinsft 10 H. shifs
wl.ee s,lfaa yong isfs chafR tae ffaNe
W., $, aphauisf Of Jay afd lafn
WIN ztph,f fen'is blosA be breath
Ar,,ss u. yarieroted heath,
~ ftiur TON afninaiic bloom
III aao,arous roffaiaof--
Tner spsak 10 every soul rsfnd,
To every rou'anpiaiifc nihd'
-h,nswrr 81 hat treating hand
Winch thus aA,frra the siushilg l'nd,
And taugh, thosf woodland hgn'as' TO tise
70 sdorsiepte The ss.ns;
Tars "a fau says tfa 'eul TO la4n,
Ani pfn-s .hs arehitoci Divine.
II Sasaner. shen, with possutfsy,
IT.. Ssn lluars the lengtbeus4 lay.
w,ansonifite zrtrasa.ng shower
re,osnls apoa each fruitful bower.
AM era,cfd Nature sweet'y snIles
Through all her groves aud deep deiis''
I tifsfe soul - cold, 50 insan
A. mott cnsy sh' eaaruinr '''H''
Wh,,b doe, no, eicw s'ita "ondung eyes.
And own Cod above the skiet'
Or. ,brn hrs awful voicr 80 hear,
Ia taaaaor bursting on tn eat
Witch eens to rend The dis'sni rols
To a,ons As II envard folls'
o.. ,es the da.hiags Of his eye,
fnrf5t'nHgs datlns through The SKI,
Who iocs 10, ire uhls 4nd alore
Tim, God sshuln he denied before
x-hss Auta.nn ean :, with gentle pnee,
And sf,il hedeck her ruddy fieo'
w taste t. meet her, and prepare
nsrtieh rrf c,ion soou 10 share.
While or the rich fephsi sc mile
Y there MIN 20 lost, 30 vic,
A. TO Hruv tho henutg1us hand
sprcads hsiable Ger the land
Ia order. nesi. chill Winter sweeps
Ia boshng ,orme, DER craggy sicofel
Tbc God Of Mature eomes to var
And ride. upon hi cloudy car,
lff Nif1,rs nature serlant bloanH
And 4issipaies is son perfume
And, a. hiA chario, skins the PLAINS,
H. Gtiors fs', III iep chains,
Iac headlang + ny o. thc tide,
Aud hiads tie hro1ks 10 ooantain-'ite.
Nj, though disrabcj d every swtct,
And barren bill. tho vision greet
rhere's grandeur IN tbosr loiry hills,
Majestic stream. and Oxen rllls,
That strikes thc iaheicNug 'yo
" .tn snlcnn proof Of Deny
/, Noon. that sheds her cboorf1l Light
! .i,l ,ba long uul drcary night
aiiliFat tho IilFnm on his rond,
I aias the handy work OF Ged
- thpusand consultations bright
yhh rom ihr canopy Of night,
pfclafr to every thinking mud
H.. pnser aud roa1aesp auGonhnd
Should tiero 40 ulaisi be found
War'er aas viewed las anple round
~ .4lsons, slus, aud twi1hnE .ihefes
y tolsl throngi successive yelrs1
l. We ihero one ann, with nlrros soul,
" 40 q cr beholJ tiis nishty whole,
That would pra-gmfiaoualy deny
2 oXlstoneo Of Deity
v ,esaer ao looi., Nherc'or vubc,
4 Gol IN e.er1 thing We soot
Al iuuurl prhof aftnnss We seek,
AID dolm aud stnro when ,ages speak,
VI heue'ef no east o look abroad,
We - sure of nus THERE II GOD!
-. -.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-05-25
* AJrxIoK IT

xASSo rgr pMfEp sTArtS, PASSED. Al mn
lcOsD stssiOS ~ rHI sINbIEBsrh eoAaKLss.
lruB.Ic--Ha -.
A. ACT malat lu app opriatloa for the purchase Of
BooAs fof t. asc pftho Li5tay Of Congress, aud llr
etasr pu poses
u Il saas',i by NE aerais and House Of Re
prtsr7tiatrcs ot nc tinted States y 1mtftca IN
Cmgltss assembled, Ihttthc sum Of three thou
saad doHi9rs IN. and thc sane Is hereby. appro-
pfa,si. out OF any money IN tine Treasury not
Otherwise appropriated, for the purchase OF
Books. under the direction OF the JOINT Library
COMMITTEE, for the use ofthe Library OF Con.
gicss.
sec. > Al be Il fuottr enacted, That the
su,n Of iouc hundred dollars he. aud the same
is hereby, appropriated, out OF any money IN
the Treasury. no, otherwise appropriated, as a
compensation 10 an Assistant employed by The
Li,rar,an OF Congress duImg the present
session
Approved I'd March, 1927
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-05-25
Efay225
Aliens Lottery q Exchange Office

Aliens Lottery d Exchange Office
! r. removed to the store at present in the DC.
- cupancy of Mr. T. F. Bowen as a dry GOOD,
store, on Bank Square, all business in our lin,
will he conducted as heretofore at the new
stand, where tickets in the different Lotteries
may be had at all times upon application, and
where dame fortune is always ready to distribute
het tavols to the poor and needy!!!
Yesterday al q o'clock, a grand distribution
took place, OF the following splendid fortunes.
viz:
"a 600 Dollars 10 of 1000 Dollars
10000 Dollars 20 of 500 Dollars
1860 1905 Dollars Dollars so Of zoo Dollars
Besides many OF zoos Sos. &c.--delay not to Sc.
cure chance, price So. The drawing Will be
received al Aliens Office Lynchburg, next Tues.
day evening.
Orders for Tickets in any of the Virginia Lot.
terles by mail or private conveyance enclosing
the cash or prize tickets will meet with prompt
attention if addressed to.
s.. u LA. ALLEN q. 60.
Iyur. irrp.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-05-25
4 CA RID.

TnnE SUBSCRIBERS DANCING scHoo,
- III be opened on Thursday the n, =,
June. Persons DESTROYS ofacquifing t,..u,
edge OF that airgant accomplishment a,tres,..','
fully invited to subscribe betoIe commencr,aa,'
IT being desirable that all those who n.rd ;a;'
mg the school should be present the f5.l d., ''.,
the organization Of the classes. I"
a subscription list containing the terms. ;s,e
with ID. sradIute, Esqr Cashr. Of the r. Rant
OF Virginia "A x,I-pT "N
MAY p. t5I,t15
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-05-25
VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY,

7 or The Beneflt OF the
Dismal swamp Canal Company, Glass .
10 be Drawn in Lyuchbmg, On " wednesday
The 10th otucxt month, (lnne)
J. Is. Yates q. A. M'intyre, WdadSGs.
60 No. Combinatlon--g Drawn Ballots
SCHE VIE.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-05-25

Greek Youth -Garafija Moholhpy. an unfor.
tunate Greek female, twelve yeas ofage, whose.
freedom was purchased of the Turks, by a Bos.
tonian, arrived an Sunday, in the brig Suffolk,
from smyrna. Her father and mother were
murdered at scio. and herself and two sisters
were carried 10 smyrna and sold. The same
gentleman who purchased Garafila also be.
came the purchaser Other sisters We are hap.
Ply TO learn they were taken by two Europeans
VINO have humanely made provisions for their
education. The child is represented to be inter
estlhs N her appearance, and though she has
iearhe" only enough of the English language tc
say yes and ne, discovers rood mind and am
liable disposition. We congratulate the little stran
ge' on her good fortune in being received into
the family ola gentleman in this city, whosf
humanity aud philanthropy are proverbial ane
"nese constant care and attention will be that Of
father and friend.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-05-25

Adventu. eIs wishing to secure a chance Tor
the above Capitals aic requeitcd TO make appll'
cation at Head Qaarirs," Aliens Office.
where the cash"Il be paid at sight or all prizes
as soon as drawn. Recolect the drawing VIII
certainly take place in Lynchburg. Delay not
Present price of Ticket,
Whole Tickets S5-Halses 81 5u--Quarelscl 70
For sale at
s. q WI. ALLEN g. co.'s
Lottery " Exchange Olice-Lynchburg.
here have been sold more prizes than any o.
Their office IN town.
May 8.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-05-25

o. 'op' years 10 be NON nd'e1 nnd Sr7r0r'fi for
NE Ffes,desey: With perfeci understanding
'i'' ne "iil pufshe the soatherB Policy, in rels-
'iop 10 pomeste Manufactures and Internal In
pfoyement.
" am not much nisinforrned Cabinet is
;" arranged as 10 command the greatest posi-
Die extent OF political Influence"
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-05-25

Emigration from EagiDnd 1t has been
mentioned on the authority of the English pa.
pers, that 10000 settlers, all of them weavers
were to be sent out from Great Britain to Cana
da this year. 5000 are to come from Scotland
an equal number from ireland, aud 1000 from
Eng and. Besides this, large number Of o.
thef emigrants are to be expected, as the law
restricting the number OF passengers in vessel,
has been repealed, al d 5000 persons in Scot
land have pettioned to be sent to America. A
greater number than usual may therefore be ex.
pected in this state, from Canada
We observe by the list of arrivals at Quebec
that from the Isl to the Sd inst. five vessels ar.
rived with Is cmigrants, almost all from he
land TJse and several otter vessels, have
mad very short p ssaees. The Montreal had
arrived in II days from Liverpool, aud II Il
from Cape Clear and the Bolivar in 10 day,
from Belfast.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-05-25
i'of iseut. until l,,'s,-'

. he uouSL AND IAEa 4,'"'s,
ION / i'ebei'fs, recent, in t.e VIZ Il h
.dyan,.,... Ia" - : ''''.--4is IN L., - u
II : % aiss'd'.'re nea Town, tenn,
- III. ,'."'.d ant beatl'uIiy imp o,ro ~ he
- ~ ne ie,m nay b, l.ad AZ 4,. o.
~. - - r''''s.el's' ''1a IN . The ate J.,
- W. hesf" ag"n AID " onaf -. Nv
am, si.,. W e'o' d corn, re, cat. aud en-. q
l"ereis dgond supp, o: ler.-Ie',a. ''S'. al e.
ing -Appiyt AAyll. / ~ Conc ,.,-
May -. - = - taSOA.
ifaa3
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-05-25
CPuBLlc-!No. 25.]

- ACT giving titte 60 7t7-f@stisf 20 the af;1ias
AM sat-l ~ oitae Arm. Of The United st@is', a.
certain cases. -.
h :. eqasieG BY he Senate and Iigesc q
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-05-25

An application has been made in England
10 OBTAIN patent for an invention to clear
London from the dense cloud OF smoke in which
II IS generally involyed--The plan is to convey
'he eSnu'auons in subtle, raneous fires to a dis
taoce from the city.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-05-25

a person was lately convicted, in Davidson
.ouaty NC. of manning (gouging out an eyc)
oiiahother mao, and sentenced, according to law,
10 stand IN the pillory two hours, have both
MS ears cut off and receive 80 lashes on his bare
back.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-05-25
BRANDY, ALI, PoRTFR :.

me subscribers hare tbs day rr,, y :. ,
i .pe old Champagne B,ana,. '''"td,
- bbis al Z, o. Sutnn,r, Al
i"'ees hiooer's London Porter
Almonds, Itaisils. &c.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-05-25

Mr.. CARTER, Editor Of the New York States.
man, and author of the highly entertaining Let
iers from Europe, which have occupied the co.
nmns Of various journals for year past, a.riv-
ed al New York, in the packet ship Pacific, on
the 9th inst.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-05-25

Mnd RoJbery.-Tae boot of the mail stage
was cut open, on its passage between Trenton
aud Kingston, n J. on Wednesday night I'm
luckily ior the robbeIS--or, as Falsaif more
PRETTY calls them, " minious of the moon
they mistook, in the hurry Of operations. the
bag ofnewspapers for the letter bag, and de-
canped with load not of respectable bank
bus, payable TO bearer, but Of editorial specula-
lions ON the Signs Of the Times. and others e.
qualy important matters. These, though very
good IN their way, were not the things desired.
We dare saythc gentlemen thought them very
cold comfort after the perls OF their expedition
and exhibited, on the discovery, an amazing e.
longaion Of the netber jaw. They have not
been detected IN Y SfgL1ug1i
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-05-25

had been removed the face ofine etSd wss n
the water, and had upon il marks OF vieleuca
Suspicion then attached TO bad gifl. VIM had
n'nsed tine children, but not safli, ient 10 enable
them 70 eAtot confession f. m The negro. IN
consequence Of her age. winch was only ten
yeafs. Mr. shipley, howcyrf determined upon
seising The black girl TO his faher's from
Whence he bad got her, and mentioned the cir
eunis'ances The negro eii1 had not been n
her In1strr's more than two weeks, before q
| black child was found dead, having been suHo-
Gated she afterwards requested another mgr
child TO lay her head upon block, aud takina
AN axe, said she would show her how they killed
| chickens the child became alarmed. and ran
nom her. At night she was discovered in a
room in which some of the ladies Of the house
usually slept, and WAS TUNED out in about an
hour afterwards, she was discovered, getting IN
at the window, and being asked what she wan
ted, she said that she had come 10 tell them That
At was she who had killed Jemima, (the child OF
MI. SIMPLIFY mentioned aboYe,) and on being
questioned, aclnow lodged thai she had also Kill
ed the negro girl. and related the particulars OF
the murder ofJrmiuia, A. follows:
She was with ;hc child in the garden, aud
struck her--ihe child returned the blow, she (the
n'gto) then took a handiull sand, and stuffed
It mo Iler mouth, and took her 10 the spring
"hele she immersed her face IN the water, untii
she supposed she was dead she then lett her
and went toward the house ; but hearing the
child cry, TO make use Of her own words, she
went back AID finished it,"
The above narration we have had from
source that entities it 10 full credit, and We d.
not remember ever TO have heard of a tfansac-
ton IN which at so early age, such shocking
depravity has been displayed.
Ball Com Chron.
The Baltimore Chronicle of yesterday recei,-
ed last evening, says: -
We understand that the Gid, iss been ex-
amined by the proper authority, and has sub
stanhdted by her confession. every part of il,
with the exception OF getting in al the window,
her hands having only been extended up towards
n -
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-05-25

MlssoURf-lts soUsot ofmuch qualification
to observe lsays the ST Louis Enquirei) that
our citzens have commenced. in good earnest
The cultivation of1abacco, and have succeeded
SO well IN tie last crop, that ii has made a con.
siderable display m our port this Spring. an
article Interpretations Our soil and climate al,
found, by the planters ofEmeinia and Maryland
TO be admirably adapted to the cultivation ot
Toahceo, and il evidently must become STAPLE
commodity OF Missouri
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-05-25

* EH NOlEi.--Tbg loC-r--7--- =
pleasure d iniormine Ihe,uI,I,. '', Inc
received d,reei rom fniladelpb,, =, ','' he bt7
shod tlnle OF dag> alrci il. b,4n,, 80, ''rg
me Ne" American Novel called tfe p ''
Tue a,ih'f of the spy, Piiot, Ne Dc ~ y
"q"al It not superior TO any of ,L. -.
former productions Also Memolfs Of A.
dons, in'erspersed with Aneed,tes =, ,'a nd
md actors by j"lnes Boaacn. E,q. Ia, 'V'''Ii
fanny one OF the most intcrestu'o and -
promotions that's been offered 10 tban,I,. !!
r1g time ApRAe1p p,, INC 10:
Nay 25. - ''',. VI.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-05-25

by the late arrivals from Havana we learn
thai Com. Porter vessels had frcr ioaress and
cgreSs at Key West. Several valuable prizes
had recently been capnuedby his squadron. on,
of them Ca Spanish ship from Cadiz was raleu
by thu brig Bravo, of Cape Antonio, about rho
goth April and was sad to be worth ljO 900 dol
lars. The prisoners were carried into Key West
Mr.. COOPER, the author of the Spy, VIII pub
llsh in the ensuing fall another novel enti,ed
The Red Rorer cfAe Seas. The Pra1ie has ap
peared.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-05-25

Colonel Hayne, of the Senate of the United
States, has advised, in an address to the Charles
ton Chamber Of Commerce, the concurrence OF
all the Southern States ina Memorial 10 Congress
against tue bill for increasing the duties on I'm.
ported Woollens.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-05-25

10 be Drawn in IynchDurS,
(20M bcxt Month, Jane.)
Dismal Swamp Canal Lottery, Glass :.
Sixty Number Lottery-Nine Drawn ballots
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-05-25

The following shows the salaries paid to III;
Enghsh and American Ambassadors at TIC
principal Courts ofEurope:
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-05-25

The Sunday Times says, on this subject. We
cannot for the life ofus see why our Ministers
at Foreign Courts should be allowed SIX times
the amount OF salary which the American Am
bassadors receive from their Government.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-05-25
~ = AfIl
Al 50 IL -NIlL.I ~

=. = ~ = al n
q. p. -. ALSO IN sloM.. NO
20 boxes Sie,l, L,mon, tilest,1
ic" u'uo otdascs, ,oesanu,s
Aud old dnes aud hgson. se'",'.'i
"a 40 Je"s . IA !deinond, aud var '''e O
ket SUE - hii> mar
.hay Is. S i.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-05-09
Columbian zee House

v>HE subscriber respectfully informs the citizens of
J. Alexandria, that he will be happy tosupply them
with that healthy and invaluable luxury, ICE during
the season. having filed the above House, the las, win.
ter The Columbian lee House, when owned BY the
late Dr. Richard II. Little, supplied nearly the whole
town, the House being the largest in the town, and
peculiarly adapted in its construction for tho
ton ofthe article. twould be superauous on my part
to say any thing by way of recommending the use Of
Ice, as would be attributed to the great ruling pas
sion in the human breast self interest therefore
leave it to the public themselvesto decide, whether
they will reject this wholesome, and al the
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
G5Whole tickets IS; Half ickets, 49,
WILLIAM u. STEWART.
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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-05-09
NO. $50
I.indsay, HiN, & Co.

AvING House in New.York, u here all their pufs
chases are made at auction for cash, enables them
ell here (Which they are determined to do) on as
d terms as goods can be gotten from any market in
regular way, and invite those wishing purchase,
to call and judge for themselves. Their present stock
is extensive-among which are;
IS binds N. Orleans sugar, LIST and I'd quality
~ do W. India do do
Is do N Orleans moTasses
puncheons Jamaica rum
S pipes cognac brandy. part sugett's brand.
40 chestsY Hysontea 2all fresh b
10 hall DO do do part sups-
IS boxes Gunpowder L Imne..! de rior quail.
IS bags prime green coffee
10 do Java do
20 'd do p pf.' 9 DO York city inspection
Is do gin. very good
Is do fine old whiskey
IS casks Goshen cheese
50 O do ' oranges Sicily. in fine order
$50 sacks fine salt, Liverpool filled
90 barrels cider
Pimehto, pepper. indigo, snuff, spanish segar,
starch, copperas, madden, sapetre ground and race
ginger, soap, bed letter and Wrapping paper &c,
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