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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-02-18
To The Public.
New and Interesting Discovery.
Or. CAambers's Remedy for Mtemper-

,
aace.
,uuE subscriber, on the decease Of the late
Il DR.. William Chambers, took into his pos
session the personal estate Of the deceased. aud
e,,nd prepared large quantity OF DIR. Cham
h.rs' remedy for ntemperance.
lie hereby Informs the public, that he has
l.p.,aa Of all the medicine SO found, to DR..
lanes il. Hart and Mi Audw, NJ. Tanning, of
ts city,
mmahing this disposition, the subscriber has
beea actualed by a due rega ard to the heirs of the
,testate, as well as from wish To give the most
offensive use tothe virtues of the discovery,
whatever they may be; aud he can further add,
with confidence, that .he gentlemen who will
hereafter be the seEdels fthe Remedy for In
tcupela ne.e DIS prepared by the inventor, have
beca intimately connected with Dr. CHAMBERS
an MS III, tine--haye been his agents IN COM
BOUNDING the medicine aud are acquainted With
n composition.
siLVANUs MILLER, Public Administrator, &c.
Il The medicine will hereafter be prepared
and sold by the subscribers. who alone are IN
possession Of the original recipe of the inventor,
At The Office Of The late Dir. G. in the basement
sierq OF Rutgcr's Medical College, IN Duane st.
cst side OF broadway. aud Chamber St thiee
doors trom Washington hall, New York.
The astonishing success which this remedy
has obtained IN restoring habitual mcbriutcs to
,ohfiet,, has established its virtues beyond all
coutradr.lon aud supetsedes the necessity of
alv further comment.
Tie rehedy Is as innocent as il is ellcctual; so
murlIao, that IT is often given children in. f.
hfe complaints, and frequently used as a family
medicine fat dyspepsia &c. All thai IS requr-
ri to ensure Ms specific cGeot, u to abide strict.
: by taa directions. II Is put ap in packages
sufficient t1r one individual cme, accompanied
VITA ample directions for its use signcd IN the
1aud writing the subscribers. without winch
ulde are gc3udne. We are induced to adupt
mis- measure as ia consequence OF the great ccc-
br'Y which Dr. Chambers medicine mas OIL
traod, there have been, and doubtless vii he,
aaany SPURIOUS limitations. On enclosing 10 ust
ne uslnl price, -, postage paid, the medicine
can oe seat by mat 10 hose who are unable
10 pay, On personal application Of the mdIYidI-
n 10 oar Office. the medicine viii be administer
Ell eragis.
Ia order that the efficacy Of the above inedi
:iuc MAY he Thoroughly tested, editors of news
pdpaas throughout the country, who will insert
u's advertisement. and send us a copy oftae pa
pe. containing II, shah receive from us. by return
o nui, quantity sufficient to cure one drunk
aia Hiuc. tHcy viii he csqucSted TO administer
L s5uC patient IN then eighbOrhood aud pub.
Gs5 ttu result
Public institutions and philanthropic societies,
,, iHd,ag Application, duly authenlicated.) II
:. slgocrll.la, shall RECEIVE the medicine at a
serr reduce price
JANIS H. HART, NJ. d. ! Successor TO
a NJ TANNING. {N. Chambers.
CAUTION.
10
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To the Public.

Il neto, interesting and raRdbls remedy
In K CHAMBERS Rrmedy tor lulempeti
S--f mice. The subscriber, on the dectasr
OF the late DIR. William thambers, took int
h's possessions the personal estate OF the de
ceased, and found prepared large quantity
OF Dr, Chambers Remedy lnr lntemprfuuus.
lie hereby informs the public, that ho has
disposed OF all The Medicine 80 found. 10 Df.
James II. Hart, aud Mr.. Andrew NJ. flaming,
0tthis city.
la making this disposition, the subscriber
has been a,J0atrl by q due regard 90 the in
tcrasl, ut the heirs Of the intestatr. as we'll A.
from "A wish tu give the most extensive nse 10
The virtues ui the discovery, whateyer thpy
may bo aud he can further add, with con
hdenco, That the gentlemen who viii Hercai-
ter be the vendors OF the Remedy Tor intern
perance, as prepared by the inventor, have
been intimately connected with DIR. Cham
hers in his life time--haye been MS agents Ia
compromising the medicine, aud are aequdin-
ted with its composition.
slLVANuS MILLER, Public admir-, &e
II Che Medicine is prepared onDy by the
subscribers, who alone are IN possession ot
the original recipe OF the inventor, at thc ut.
fee of the late Dr.. {, in the basement story
of Rutgers Medical College. IN Duane sir"ef.
east side OF Broadway aud nj the medicinal
store of Or. Hart, corner of Broadway and
Chambers street, three doors from Wash
ington Hall, New York
From the Isrmout Gaetnc.
We have the pleasure tn annouuoe tint
Dr. Chambers .neiirtus. for iutrmperance,
has been administered II twrlve potsons in
this vicinity and TINT ia ererg HadnCs n has
hGd hC desired ef,a Of prodaclaR an tni1t
dlsrehsh t0r The use Of drdeR putt& II has
redsfmed them from obroHS ruiH, and rtStOf-
ed hem 10 Themselves, reLHicfg, md frieua,, 10
heaih, 10 iadnhr, 10 mctutaess, a4d 10 Her
proper sfatiO1S in s0eittg.7
BEWARE OF INpOSTURE l---Thc al
most incredible success which Or Chambers,
medicine has met with in the cure 81 intern
perance has brought forth many fraudulent
limitations Of tbs valuable remedy 10 81
cure the public against Imposition, the direc
tions accompany IN The genuine remedy for
incompetence are sigucd ~ The hand writing
OF the subscribrrs, Without which uOne ore
genuine.
TO EDITORS.
In order TINT the efficacy OF Dr Chambers
Remedy Tor iulrnPprancc mny he Thoroughly
tested, editors ul newspapers. tAfnn bout liz
country WHO viii insert oar advertisement
aud add ~. aaicla 10 Al aHd -rn1 MS copy
of the paprr containing Il. >ha''retriss from
u by regoJH 81 uaIl, quantity sufficient 10
cure one drunkard, Which hey vii be re
quested n admin fsr n ,uule .uafi,ntin Their
neishborhood and publish th- result.
Public iu+titnlion. aud iHuuai ,pir ,oc
ciie,. ~ adng app,rsnor lI#ig anthruli.
cateG) 10 he suheubrf. she'd .,.rigc thr ne
dirinc at very reduced Iitsr. IN eh.los-
Ing TO us the usual lrilr, -, postage p3ld,
the mpIigtI,p Fnu Ia I'd. al Ia Az al "a Tn.,.p
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Afo Vars Presents.


hf' ft"f PRESENTS
FkSht eobacilbrf has the pleasure OF iuior-
"1ns his friends md The public zeurfel-
~ ", iu'i ne ms 'A'ey atItHhd' a'Ifei Pom
hH'''i Pun sP'"otn 40 "hen' oI any
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"h''' Is ho"oo9 P'on''n'"' p'"n'"hiy
"t""'nro'eaN WIN Tue m"1' superb thBfa'ing'
IN, ,..l.,
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"t''h u "'ao b"hu'h Pi""uGnon anu or
hbH'hlfu N'l enE'aN'"e7' u"l 'ul'tof 10
muse IN vac '''S'i =a'e "''-pnl ny MhnyJ
Thought 10 hf 'npfr'nf-
Ihc LdcFay '>oHrehF,
which is Londcn production, mud oruamen-
ted with great many ,nperb enHh'ings
which Is inferior 10 nonr whatever IN point OF
Literary matter, this surpasses any Of its
kind.
IKE Bjj0n.
,,hirh IL, French nr,t,rt,nn or,.r,o,ind
viii YER, saporb erifavin..s. aud ur.ftrB an
bc mosi ,nic,b nnurf. mud bra r,ecutr1 /
eyer Jaw.
IN ,e...#..
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'''"''''' ~ P''"u'''"" WI" ''h'y o"'
Slh''15'i a., "',
me IttHHitC l10"pfP"t
which Is an American production, hehullinl-
'iy ornamenied with rnorvlngs, not inferior
10 any 81 he London productions, mud Ivy
nHUN fhry are thought to p" very superior.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-02-18
Gases cured by Swaim's celebra-
ted Panacea.
28S Bottles Of which the subscri-
Der has Just received.

/nHE following testimonials, translated
- from he original Spanish, in relation to
some extraordinary effects produced at the
Havana, by SNAlArS PANACEA. are deem
ed OF sufficient interest 10 claim portion Of
pubic attention.
TRANSLATION.
Don Fernando Gonzalez del Vale, NJ. D.,
? lhliC Professor Of Medicine aud Surgery
lecturer OF surgery iuthe ROYAL and Pontif-
eat tuter'ltI III -. Jerome Of the Havana
Member Of ue Royal pari1uc Society OF the
" f0ends "a me Country" &c.
hores cerlr,y tlat nave used the medi-
cine known ~ lue name Of " SWam Pota-
ce1. aud nave obtained very good results
rom is application. having cured two pstl-
enis ju whom Tie disorder would not Yield to
the best turatiyc remedies. One was suffer
ing with Chronic Haipes, aud the otuer
with ventrlal ulcers, complicated with go-
norrhua II long standing. he former had
20 take ise bottles, the inter siI The Other
CASES in shich am now using IT, are carci.
nomatnht ulcers and though the patients
are not st cured. tb"y experience however
great rellt the ulcers snppara'e more free
", without extending a. quickly as they did
before the medicine vas taken. his is all !
can at present suite, mud aul happy to he n
bic to contribute an NY part 10 rauffm tne
good effects Of this valuable discovery.
iOHWao GOH1aics dci aAc,.H +. : r.
Havana, Oct. 10, 1927.
copy.
COnatlqr .42encg oftie Iuiic9 Neit'.
|, The undersigned, Wee Consular Aaeut 81
the United States tor the city OF Havana and
lis dependencies, do hereby ccrtit, that poe
tor Don Fernando Gonznlcz del Vale, sub
sCriher 10 the foregoing document is a PLY
,ician OF the greatest respc otaliily, residing
ia this CITY, 10 me we'll known, aud 10 whose
altestatlon rs such, ful faith aud credit ought
90 be given.
In testimony whereof, hive hereunto sci
my hand, aud affixed the seal of my Office nj
Havana, this sixteenth day of October, in the
year OF orr lord one thousand eight hundred
aud tventy-seyen, and of the Independence
of The United States, the ifty-sccond.
(slgned) Viutcni Gray
Tie subscriber who was lately appointed
the agent for the sale of Swaim's celebrated
Panaoea, has for sale at the proprietors pri-
ces Two Hundred aad eighty-eigbt bottles OF
the Panace4. The above statement OF the
great efficacy Of the Panacea in several very
different case, as certified 10 by the Consular
gent OF The United States for the city Of Ha-
vaua and it, dependencies, adds very great
additional proof OF the t1cceding usefulness
of the remedy. Howell DAVIES.
Jan. 7 3m
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-02-18
R0.E2R ~

PAINFUL Occurrence I'VE have reeriy b,
Tn mp Henry the savannah Ge"igiao oftil,
2eth ali II mCuIions Il distressing ooruffenc,
which took place on hnnrd The ship NwPala
on her passage from the pot of NV foik "a
Savannah On Thursday. tive 26th uli 0b,u
OF Charleston lghi Nj Conway, the ltagc
dJan, whilr the othcl passengers were 1t dinner
jumped overheard. Every tyctttun nas nado
10 save him but owing ~ a ioavs sra and q
strong wind from lte y Il aud the slip under
press al snil, all rtlorts were lunte,s
Nj. t.ahout u Nrhr arc. formed the dctefml
nation ni rrlnquishiug the STAGE aud devoiing
himself to the study al dNiutty; since winch
fimc his duentioo has bcco 50 uuran,ltrd Us to
have kept HIM almost wholly secluded from The
world.
\ r. The following FucerH which we copy
from tire New York American OF FRIDAY est-
ning. 1nites the inspiration oil pocny with deep
feeling aud wandering genus of melancholy
mud. There ore rrasons for believing thai II
0aS transmitted some Ten DAYS sinrc The sia-
nature hns attracted attention. but whether the
aufhol was The gifted and unfortunate ungr-
dHn, Is ofeourse mere matter NJ conjecture a--
n / Statesman.
TIE FAREWELL.
AWanderrr doots d 10 dwell
Ga fnrcign shores a SOLITARY ubu,
To homes ip,d scenes lamenlug tln'began,
hc parting, fnd farewell
raye my happy homo,
The strcalosand meadows have losd 20 long
Aud Toe ftr CITY, with its JOYOUS thfoug,
oer The rude waves 10 roam.
rarove!l thou ,oapd one,
Thpu rura aud lrcnd arny departed year-,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-02-18
ppfyrEn AND PUBLISHED ny
ELIJAH FLETCHER q RlCh. H. iOLER
F.''' Publishers Of the L0rs Of The Usttoa.

~ for sipor ahnn% pay t'ie 70 adganee.--No sub
- viii he Discontinued (bdt at the discretion
a. me r l,tgf,1 antil all Tfrirases are paid
tlyerlissnrats viii be inserted at u cents per
5lye or less the first t'me, and % cents Tor each
-. 10 tleIr insertion, or the payment assumed by
.o,s responsible person ia Lynehburg
ryfhtncrrs hrars not exceeding two squares are IL
nd far SIX doIlats.
rAlistfers addressed to the Editors must be post
- ar they will not be attended TO.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-02-18
EresM GarAen Seed =.

1nHoMAS J. DGYAL has lately resolved
from Mrs5rs. Ihorbrrn < Soa, X. York,
a supply of Fresh Gorden Seed neatly put
up Catalogues Of which may I've had al his
Store. Also an additional supply OF Drugs,
.Meajriues, Paints, 0us, Dye-SlDRs, Perfume
m, DC which makes his assortment equal TO
any ever offered in this place
Dec 81. fs24
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IDrr 81

InA RAFT5 ON Boston, Providence, New-l ofh
- Philadelphia, Baltimore Washington CRY,
aud Richmond, Va. for sale IN sums 10 suit pnf-
chascrs at Il suIall premium, At the Lotiefy and
Exchange Office OF s. a. NJ ALLEN a -.
Lynchbmg, where all kinds Of mcnfrent money
is taacn Mt the lowest rates of discount
July Il o.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-02-18
sWAIM'S PANACEA
FOR SALE BY
Walter IL. MiAdieton,

Agent tor Lynchburg,
,rbe has Just received a large supply, direct
..om the proprietor, philadelphia AMI war
ra1ted genuine. oppoS'e r"'' onice.
Nosember 10.
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$40 B o = I, ~. Y =, Is, y
P0TTER'S
Vegetable CathoIicon.

Inc proprietor of this invaluable medicine
.eeis authorized by lis increasing reputation, to
commend II as superior to all other popular
.'aed'eS, torthe cure of KINGS EVIL OF
,a,e,oini1, NECROSIS or diseased bones, SY.
I'LL, Hills III every stage, MEKCGBlhL disease
MI ME- hAIlSM, LIVER complaints, aud UL.
~1.ao OF every description.
Inc Catholieon has also been used with
',ea' success III every variety Of CuiD.eouS dis
.a't, DO cies ON The lace pim0ies aad letter in
1o'E gi,, Uade sWeitotgs G0Hi .Iaundtoe
~, n"t'9B dlseas Is generally, DByfD0a or
-saH5ee'01t, complaints OF the S'Oaturh, aud
Gc y" ae5thtg. 1t is certain pHfih0 Of the
''''a "m haRour, aud has been found m elTca-
'emtuS !" purts ing the blood of children
'Nfc'aaii0H and should he invariably used
4.' 9enefdl daerUtre both for children aud a
,.' "elng agreeable to the most delicate pal
/. = '".o grateful cordial TO the stomach This
"is "'s' discovery of a medicine lake, into the
."'''n mat has had the long desired effect, of
''e most obstinate and Distressing eater
-, '','"ses. he use of nutritious food, and
,a,.",aly aYocanons of business are not in
ba, ''"'u by the CathJlcon and its properties
NJ me power ofrestoring both flesh and bone.
Ne. ,eooFaaag and invgorang every part OF
d. ay'en during the process OF discriminating
'S'' IS Without a parallel
49, W. ". POTTER,
No Is. South Ninth street opposite the
oas1e'sity of Pennsy lyania,
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DaiH Street. LgachbWg,
Igs constantly receiving fresh supplies of Drugs
= Medicines. surgical Instruments, Paints
OBS. Dye-Smds, Perlumery &c. &c.
All OF which may be had on the most reason
able terms. June D.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-02-18

flylNashington peaslNhifr sold celery
srsts weeks Rrllo la
Do. frame do. Errlx bn,n rsrrot
DO. Charlton do. ILons grange do
Late marruwfat do. Early blood do
Dwarf do. Cluster cucumber
D.. prolific do. Turkey do
~ Wilson do Long green do
lali mafrowiat do Lutte do
Blue dwarI imperial do sca ksile. very super
sugar or sNiiHd do Scotch do
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-02-18

'ag DrCAItON ~ The SPRING and summer
- session efil. subscriber, school Will COM
mence an Monday the fourth daA of Mach
next Terms the same as heretofore No s,hnl-
NJ NIL ha admitted ior less tine. than tom the
unf Of anif, 10 the cod OF the .r.slon | think
proper % remark, nat the discipline ol my
sohBnl has been strict, and vii continue 20 be
st. ! shall pag pafucuIsf attention 10 the MOI
al department oiul, pupd,-=fstry eNcttion will
be used 10 advance them iu their studies
IL i. l.. DInLDhESS.
Frh. 5f3l
Yr4KesH GARDEN SIZED ! have this
= day reoeived, direct lrom New.York.
N, upply OF Garden Seed. consisting OF the
following
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-02-18

\ N Exposition Of the Old aud New Icsta-
~ meut, wherein each character IS summed
up IN its contents, tie sacred text inserted al
lafgc mi Distinct paragraphs Zach paragraph
reduced to It's proper heads the sense gwen,
and largely Hositmed with
Practical remarks and Observa-
tons,
by Matthew Henry (Late minister of the COS
paL)
new edition edited by the Rev George
Burder and the Rev. Joseph Hughs, \ NJ
with the Life Of the Author by the rev. Samuel
Palmer Just received and for sale 10y
CHAS. 4. NIlHERS.
anuar 3.
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l9r,.e ~. ,soscr her Who was appointed the agent
A, , l',e ID potte' genuine Vegetable Cathol-
IN "i''h at Philadelphia a few weeks ago has
.,o,. "'' aad for sale, whole sale or retail al the
IN ''or prices, 938 Bottles Of the Ca,holi-
n. howell DAVIES.
o. itoI
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-02-18

The subscriber bus iast received al add
tional supply of Dir. Cbnmters genuine Re
mcdy for lntemperance. which he viii sell n
the proprietors' prices. He was appointed
the agent for the sale Of Dr. Chambers gen
uine Remedy for lnlemperaucc whilst at \.
York few weeks ago.
Howell DAVIES.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-28
FROM MEXICO.

The sch'r ndep,ndence, Captain Whiting,
arrived las, night from Vera Cruz. Captain
w. states thai great exci,emen, was produced
a Vera Cruz hy The election for President.
Twelve States had been heard from, nine Of
which were in favor Of Ped ASA, and three for
Guerrero. Gen. Santa Anna had taken pos
session OF the castle Paroie, and was def, mined
TO sustain Gen. GucirrrD as President by the
fore of arms, if he was NOT elected BY the voice
OF the people.
We have received late, by the peitcness of
our friends of the old line OF morning papers,
a scattering file of Mexican pspers 20 he 6 h
Sept mber; but find nothing or hasly perus>
al, that throws light on the foregoing general
im'ell gence. We observe in r. IL 70 COM
m"nication which appears in FL Sol Of the s n,
III t ;he writer SAYS "suspi"iuns are no, want
ing, aud not witbout reason that Mr.. Poin>ett
is S, cree agent of Spain, instructed and VII
paid 10 distrael, tStr0y and anhihilate US, aud
is taking measures Tor a reconqnes,. Nor is
This slrange; as h- knows trat "ur prosperity
is as pre- judicial 10 his own nation, Us our iii.
dependence is to Spain. He executes .wo
commits ious, therefore, IN one embassy" he
letter is an attack on the Yorkinos, and on MIR
Poinsrl as fayourer of that fac ion.
" T. Com Adv.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-28
FROM MALAGA

The fast failing brig Jasper arrived Yesterday
from Malaga, and bring, the frs, cargo of lie.
mons, grapes, figs, almonds and raisns, direc,
from hat port.
The fever at Gibraltar had excited great a.
larn at Malaga and other neighboring ports,
and all communication from thai place was
strictly cut off. Vessels that had come from
Gioral'ar were not allowed entry a, Malaga.
The King of Spain had returned to Madrid
from his journey through Catalonia The &C.
neral aft IRIS Of the country were be- om,"g
worse aud worse. The season had been very
dry and The frul, reaped early and before it had
arl,ined its usual size. The lemon trees had
suffered severely TO- the want Of moisture, and
the oil crop sensib'y Diminished.
!AeW York CON- .7dp.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-28
DIED..

At his residence in King George county, 'irg'ms'
on the 10Th inst in the 47th year OF his age, Doc'"r
,,EoasK FlrzaUsa, respectable aud highly esteemeo
ci,ize, of tina, place. No man fulfilled the various
relation. OF husband father and master in manner
more credi,able to himself. lie Was tender KIND ana
humane. As man he was hones' aud upright IN all
his de nes As phys he was attentive and ASST,
,iuous aud always ready to attend the poor man ea'
and his zeal did not abste because IT MAS without re-
ward Asa friend and neighbOr he WAS sincere ana
hosptsble-As gentleman, generous, brave ana Po'
lished il his manners Ultimately acquainted win the
finer feelings of the heart he was never known unne'
cessaril, to wound the sens'bilty OF any one he mas
lief, An ,fectonate wife, large family of children and
8. numerous circle of friends TO lament his DEATH
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-28
FROM PORTUGAL.

Capt. Hill. of the ship Black Warrior. who
arrived here yesterday from Lisbon. fsailt !
Seat. 81 informs that the Country was ,racoui
al ehe time he left, but how long it would re-
main quiet under the Government, of Don Mi.
guel, was extremely doubtful. Don Pedro
protested against the usurpation ofnis brother
and il was Ell ected the Europeau powers would
advocate his rights. The army is of course
with the ruling party, as the treasury is the on.
y means to supper. it, and all the Ulcers sus.
pec,.d Of being favourable 10 the Constitution,
are imprisoned or dismissed the service.
The Young Quern of Portugal had arrived
at Gibraltar from Brazil, and was TO proceed
for Genoa. Salem Register.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-28
r. KERCHEVAL.

The Intelligence furnished by he last afri-
go, from Europe is dninteresting-- Nothing fur
i Known OF the progress Of thu Russians,
E, :, ooly certain that the passes OF 'he balkan
... ;,yrs,ed that the Turks are making every
.,sr,ior 10 contend against their enemies, and
,h,,,h. Russians seem equally deIerns>ed to
,..,sscuis the war with vigour.
". make few extracts ftom the New hrk
..,r,r, in ad di,ion to what we nave already gis>
en-.
The Greek government has resolved 10 send
,,,i, deputies to the courts OF F ance, England
-oJ Russia. 10 return them the thanks at ihe
Gre, < nation for what they haze already done,
,,I ~ pray for the continuance Of their pow
srful protection.
The London Times censures the British gov
eminent for the apathy with which they have
bearded The affairs Of Portugal, and The sltGa-
ION Of B itsh subjects in that country. The
i,or saws, "eyen;s are re>opening TO q, degree
abish will force the spirit oil the people o! Eng
land 70 show itself, and the press TO give loud
unerance 10 thai national spirit"
i Is ''-'e' l" ''e '' .:-.,.
aor.p probirm-the quadratule ut The circle
which mas asnA'a '"'
for uelrly 1000 years, ms al 'e"s'h ''e" '''
covered bv a Young lad, only Is years OF age,
.., 1,,,es Graham. who resides in Morat
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,roducr new e,a in The science OF geometry,
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We hnd the following graNeN Puo'Ishe" ~
he London Morning Herald, OF September 3:
$50 homslv and eco omical are some Of the
american Legislator h, Mem5'r OF 'o"-
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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-28
New Clouds.
mo NJ. JOHNSON q C'

mo NJ. JOHNSON d CO.
UpAyE ms, received and are now ming in the
i house lately occupied by Kyle Dawson an un"
suay large and well selected assortment OF
SEAsONABLE DRY GOODS,
which they purchased chiefly by the package IN New
York and Philadelphis and pledge themselves TO sci
as cheap, generally, by wholesale as they can be
bought in Baltimore, and by retail as low as they can
possibly afford.
.fnong them gre,
Norwich grapes, new articlstor ladies' dresses
Plain and watered gros-de-napies
Merno and cashmere long shawls
Thread aces and edgings, &c. &C. OCT 90"