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Frafr IE'Hs tame r-7re prosffts mi a snff.
cirni fof tns nhnlr sto,k, lbp fl tie wild Yiu.
md make II soud fnth It, whole strength into
tie Gan. j. this way q good sh,e, All ms De-
oltn,ueb ~ shbri iune
seiue may snppesr Ills would be an unnfnf.
tahh' rfpp. ENprrisneF has shown that Few
hrlnchrs ~ agtWuipis - morr pguiifable anu
naur morr tRtrrublr The cultivation Of The
grapr has evrr, advantage over ihaf 81 my oh.
81 huit. ntakos hai I OF . ,ears tom tlaniins
vineyard. to brluR Il 10 hrar wpil--and the
grape /, no, So saiaeef 10 the common uerient.
TIM 80 frequently htprrn with nlber frlhf Il
Is hardly over injured by Frost " HE the juita
81 ofllef tut uoall uoi be worth move than u az
; cents the gallon, ilIsi OF ihr as4ur NouH eanl=
mand with rs lfum a. Ia too Fepiss II u a
much more Wholesome aud picasani drink md
would prevcni - common use Of ardent spirits
which proves such baue 10 health. add So prr.
nirtsus ~ the mntals of ON people. Bat rveu II
art Ut ,rftle must tr hid. from the Rfapr iha
best mint r,n he invade In we'll regulated
vineyard tbefr will always he an ahnniance Of
INrr uoi fi inr e'ue that will make eNcelcm
bJandY. vneger Nc. Ia THESE tn,rs al grneraI
Distress ud preanttN cnhnriHs .hrnt ~ cnrit
10 import nothing ih.u Ne can "a o,si, aud
chca'if maxi annrg ourselves. II NAV be urz
erd lint the lnme grape has befn ohrn tired
aud dafs not succeed well ~ this cauntrv Irpn
the common mode Of cultivation, this ueed not
be wondered ~. Almost every ,inc tnnd lev
hhNe more than iva or thrce) will br found sci
a. annd the root with hushot, weeds OF grass, on
other Yceethtinn TINT smathsis the tnc. checks
HE growth and mpuserishcs the soil But ihn
IS MT The "o,tcvil the surplus branches aud
suctvts heb ousbto be- pulled onHh enthry hrst
apprnr atr suffered 20 reuiam and drnw fhrtr
portion of ruttnneut from the mim sotek thai
wants all The Nlfuf AID power OF the mann roof
10 pun forth and mature ts nut. Resides ma
natine well ~ above directed, all The suckers
oufhtio be pulled otlas seou rs they npprnr
There is - much necessity for Ills as Tor snrk.
eIiog t"hnceo aud 40 one would expect 10 make
q good crop at tobacco without this princess. II
Is llen Isl veil that all thc surplus vine hr taken
oil "hAeh : growing, Ton nj that timr IT does
mol hurt 10 trim thu vine but IS of much ndvnn
tagr II keeps the g'apcs from being crowded
aud gives IN opportunity Tor the snu and MI 10
penrirRte aud rpen thrm Il IS inlcndrd To lnlte
OIL the green pnrt. not the last year. vine. II
weather begins To moderate IN the sprlng 6,f il oil
ten blecds 20 pfoinsrly ms 10 iniure II very much
But u The vine should happen to bleed, good
way 10 prevent II viii be 10 rub SOME dry dirt
on the incIsion o. wounded place Experience
| proves II a bad plan 10 trim vines ~ spiiug. II
may be 4 little more trouble but n much better
! plan TO pull on the branches Won do not wish 10
grow ms they pot torth, aud keep thcin will surl,
cred Ky THIS mrans the VINE " III come 10 Der.
lection much sooner. aud the danger ~ is bleed.
! Ing when trimmed will be avoided
WIN THURNON.
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M4NAGER's OFFICE, }
Lyncthufg J1ne 3, l8 2s
cam

YEEHE managrrni the VIRGINIA Ijterature
u Lotierirs. rfesrntsbis grateful arknou
Judgements 10 he pub'ir, for lhtir liberal pat
ronagr, ALREADY extended, 10 his 9TH elias,
and regrets TINT bis arrangements are such rs
10 prevent his personal attention 10 the
drawing, on the 18Th INST. nj Wheeling He
begs leave 10 postpone The drawing indie.
fnifely, and 10 ctier in It's steed, the first
class Of the GRAND State lottery, of Virginia.
10 be drawn about the fret nf August, with
mn increase Of Briiiancy 10 capitals, and no
variation, in prize Of tickets. The profits of
This lottery viii he appropriated 10 the i'm
provemrnt Of Road from Union, (Nonroe
county. Va 10 the kentucky linp-->afordins
all the advantages ofa direct intercourse be,
tween the two great States. Persons hold.
ing tickets in the Va. Literature Lottery, are
requested 10 rhangp them, end 10 increase
their adventure il The rrh scheme now nF.
tered, which may be done nj either Of Tie
managers agencies. AUG. LEI iNiCH
June
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4 lcnrhcr iHarEell.

a PERSON qualified 10 lraeh Firl' and -
"a that cnn come wen recommended. wou
obtain employment IN family IN The uppt
country. II would be preferred IN EMPLOY ot.r
who is calculated Ia tnle thu management al .
small boarding school A house vel calculates
would be hirnnhed graiis. toecihrr with garden
aud other couveuinnoes 1oa prison with .,na {
innily aud who would b. satisfied With . mode
rate salary, this situation Tnpht hc iesirlDle n
letter addressed 10 A. H. directed 20 l1nnkIIa
Court House ya. will be promptly attended 10
june % WdH7h
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STAPLE ARTICLES.

" / MBEk5 drawn from the Wheels of'hr
"a Dismal SWAMI Canal Lottery. l3'h claws
No. lj-5--30--l2-7 - I--j3---Jl
No. 7--l2-27a capital prIze Of 1000 dollars
Was sold AT ALIENS Lucky Office, where a
few chances may BIZ bad 'hf he next prize 70 be
drawn &C nta. Juue Is
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MIO1lCE The 0'bscriber bolag pnsiout
! V 10 settle aud close the accounts of the late
Paul 1ardy deed and make nrnuFencn.t
to discharge The debts due nom the e.tal.
do hereby request III PERSONS mtrGir1
Thereto, elfhe, by bond Of open aetobst
10 call and settle the same. 10 longer ,u,
dulgener cannot h. fi,ea William IadY ha,.
inP been left rs ngrdi by the viii pftne decd is
fully authorised 10 receive and dsciatee .u
clhuos due To aud from the said estate ha5s
lbat his uo'ice wall be pompll, afforded 10
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-06-26

II The National Tnteligcncer forewarns tho
agilators OF the Southern Congress that il
Gen. Jackson should be President " hie they are
IN session, and should dlsapproye Of their FRO.
ceedings, he would make HT.ford Coapemion-
ISIS of them all, and strins them ~ mot quiz
Sky-high) under the seco,li section-or, in case
that section could not be made to bear on their
case, under any other which he nigh, guess a..
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- fF#HF 49, ffA#sH HH Tree #'ffHAifUF
articles ~ h,,h he vii hnd under The Pafsrh
head ! the commencement OF tic additional
documents recently published bs Mr. Clay.
which. among othcr things. show tint Gen Jack
snn did make the change oi bribery aud oorfup.
ton against Mr.. 6. altbo' he ADD hi, tools saw
he Ind not - 4 letter from Nh Ga, IN the
subject Of his mortgages And. 3 4 history Of
few Of Gen JHcksnns d" jarslnie indiscre-
ions COMMITTED somo At q, other. nt 80 n
80 and down to 90 years of age The writer
omitted 10 add one ofthe latest. to VT ms ehal-
euge 10 Gen Scott in ISL.
The Prospects IN keMdg, &c We ne
heartily sick Of the word s,gus." AID rrav
most devouty thu We may never meet with II
AGAIN We have therefore chosen another votd
The rather as there i ito probability OF it. beiug
worn on, in the service.
hsaueig Three gentlemen, dom different
patts nf the state, nil 1tekSanans. have rpcpni
~ been in this place, aud state unhe,itatingIs,
though much to thelr regret ,het tbcrr IS mol the
slightest hope for the success o the jackson tck.
RI IN kentucky. This Information corresponds
with all that We hear nom that state through q.
iher sonrees. There Is, the, aerce no doubt "a,
the success Of Mctealle by an overwhelming ma
loiiiy
Tennessee We have received letter from
haor county, dated 10Th June, which says.
" During the past week. was present Mt two
pubic sathel mEs--one, u tax.paymg for ATOM
pany, aud the other large public sale rhr A
dam' candidate Tor cestar Nh Nelannl vas
present al both Al one ofthcm. hc addressed
the people IN a short speech aud never was none
attention phid 10 n speaker IL was universally
admitted that half OF the persons present will
give him their votes. Nothing hut the want Of a
general diffusion Of Information, aud Of active
rxertions, can prevrni Adams from getting the
electoral votes OF Districts Nos > aud 3. in East
tennessee, On this statement Won may rely.
There was never more excitement so long ne.
when our State elections took place there was
not mote ifindeed there was ms much. Such
IS the letter, aud We give 1t without comment
! Iiabana.-An Alabama paper remarked. a
few weeks ago. that there could not be found IN
that State five men OF respec,obility and stand
ing who would consent to br run on an Admins
tralion Electoral Ticket What is the fact A
convention has been held in Alabama, aud III,
following gentlemen whose names are known
beyond lhr limits of their State as men Of hgl
standing and 'rreproachable character have
negot Madison HCoi George CoRitcr Of Lauder
dale Or !. Z. HjMerpooa OF Gfceue; lanes
Deiiett Of Monroe, aud Hon Aaderson Cien
shunof Butler
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INsPICTII ID

Tie past week 90 hhd' Of passed tobacco 80
bids refused tolal 6S7
There were Inspected 'ursday the 24th, 80
hhds Iobacco ~ sold at auction, averaging -
% the most Of the balance were not sold. We see
no charge 10 notice Ia thu last four weeks. We
Lave accounts from abroad 10 tia 18Th ei May
Tobacco ycfv dull and pIices very low.
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a Our readers will bear in mind that al the
sediiious and reasonable movements in the South
proceed rom The friends ofIacksou. Ifhe be Pre-
sident 6 place himself under their control. as he
must do ithe be elected because he viii owe his
success to them what may We not anticipate ? At
all events, even should it be possible that he nlay
throw them of. and, ignorant as he is, resist
then attempts to ohstract the operations Of the
laws of the mud, yet still il IS an imperative do
~, "A solemn obligation, on every man who be-
leYes that the Union OF these States is desirable
and that ITS dissolution would lead to a long
train of incalculable evils, to vote against him
whom they see leagued with aud principally
supported by men who breathe treason in al
most every word they utter aud every line they
write. We appeal TO the calm reflection of the
people. They wH reject seriously before
they commit TO Gen Jackson's keeping pearl
richer than he and all histrihe.
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cash. Evtry Nli"tiou viii BE- pnld, 50 rs ts
rive peucfal satf,telrou IN 81 who may mvet
him WIN It call SAM. IAhDY EA'G
Juup 20. txs1
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NASHVILLE, 81 Hap, 1923.


Hon II. CLAW.
DEAN SIN. In tho Address Of the Central
Commi,tce nj Washington see thar the Hon.
lHoTts = MoorF has assaulted YOU in certG-
cate with all the vIruencc of yiolcnt rartizan
Mr.. NooRr seems 10 have forgotten his drcara.
tons when last IN this place the tall or entnmrr
Of the year before the last election for Prr,i-
dcot lie then publicly declared in my pres
ence that he considered the State II Tennessee
disgraccd, by bringing or AsDhFw JAckso4,
whom he looked 'pon as iotaiiy nnH for He sta
ton X inquired Of me II thoue hi kia ear. would
be safe in Nashville, for making those dpclara.
nous. lie was then yoIlr strong friend aud r.
CORDED Gen. JAcEsoN's nomination rs infrndea
10 mure your prospects IN the West This Dr.
clara'ion was made hy Nh, N0opE 10 tie pres.
ence Of many gentleman ofthls place, who have
perfect recollection oft
You can make what use Won please ofthis
information. WITH high respect your friend,
BOYD NcNAlIY
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p,,,;. so onsn ueu ifsnei aiia'e. rs :
=, tia,is. running for the hfsi haifnf Il.
~ % .oufh easteiig direction, and for the
.'ais =. IN ~ somthery, MI il falls into tie
othf' ~ -, an 20 90 miles above its mouth
55,5,.;lo the Pfnih continues us sonh easieHY
NP"' . divides ancirn Aolaayia nearly in
COM ne, taking lis southern direction, It Is the
nan a., bef.yeen that rrincipaty and the Rus
i"p".. nee of Besseraba As the RussIan
san ,.o,. extend> 10 the Pru'h, the principal
''s.t,lla4ia is no longer bounded hy the
~ - az II apnears in moSt maps, hui has
Dsnt G., its north eastern boundary, tuot
lhe .,,,,estern. as stated in New York .lour-
~ n ~, ito Rn.si1n armies liz, @e presume.
p| p,fo,d but III thai part Of Motdsvia on
W., Iaf, hank of the Pruth acquired by Russia.
r. d,s,ance 10 Consiantinople from the con1u-
~ The prmh and Danube, 10 which point
80 Enssian frontier extends, IS about Two hun
,..d and 6ftv miles bs water, and three hundred
no land in "A direct Inn"
t;,.,,,y-A new work " The Adventures Of
~. R,ba of Isnahan. IN England" has ap-
cared in London, and IS highly praised by the
Literary Gazette.
Tho London Morning Chronicle Of tho 3D. {
Nt,y states that on the preceding evening, "A
.arrtaoe drawn by kites passed through the
.o,,b p,tp Of HYDE Park followed by a num-
her ofcqupstiians aud carriages and proceeded
,s,y,,ds Uxbfidee The vehicle is called
l,bor.rolant, and was stored by a youth,
,broneh crowded road, with great dexterity
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se7FFg' Ns%.

s,s'sEgI9as..
GnDl DDLLS4 600 pOIfr.
9 arn DDLLS 5of 400 DOLLs
lsb3 nous loof 90 DDILf
IOOl DULLAi 500 90 DOJ{f
Many Of 4O's--s0's--8c.
All NJ which ncte drawn ~ Nrv York on Tue.
day the drawing viii be rerrivcd ~
LLENS OFFICE
Nen Tnrsdar evening. where HE rash viii le
raId At SIGHT for al prizes sold Al c,ihcr OF 'heit
ohcrs. June PC
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The agent Wm lnf1.
vii continue the In
tcss aH' h,,p on mud -
pcnfral a.ui irpont
bats. &c. H. f. detcrmi#
ned 10 sell lbem Al ils
moi rciucnl nfirrk L.
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WIN TIluRMoN

Al a meeting OF the citizens Of Bedford roun.
", nj the court house, on Monday The sd Of
june, 1873, 10 consider of the expectancy Of mp
pointing delegates 10 attend thc convention pro,
posed 10 be held Al Charlottesville ia July next,
10 adopt measures tor the promotion OF Internal
Improvement by the State ol Virginia
Major William Cook was called 10 the Chair
and Joseph Wilson appointed Secretary
M ohieci Of the meeting having been ex=
piaIn'd by the tharn,an the following lesolu.
tlpns we've unanimously adopted
Hrsoired, Thai It is eEpedlcnt, that dclrgatcs
10 said Convention b. appointed i,om III, conn.
y.
Fesoirc3. That Peacby Il. Gilucr Wm Rad.
fond, Edmund Irvine, Bcnjhmn A Dennid aud
John +. Sale be appointed and requested 20
represent this county in the Convention bforc.
snld.
Reaotrea, hat The Editors ~ the girgnian
and J"horsooian kcpnhhcn. be requested 10
publ. the proceedings OF tbs mrctiug in their
respective papers. WI COOK, Chairman.
jo.Ert HAsos, prc'ry
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ANOR RENT "A stale in rear Of this Q f.
n ice March "a,
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u The following lines are not written Lya pa
RI, hut by IN 0H patiiof

u ] he following lines are not written lya "a
RI, Thy IN oH pai,iot
Vhlsl YOU, grcai A dams, prop the state,
Nor tottrt underneath a WoIFht
ihnt would girni rru.h,
Let piRhs WIiHt III topErrsa hnll
Sel ntow=trFs toyVors your h1l
RePurd them mol arush.
Ihr gsrat, The viz The iusf tho good,
a. clearly ~ b. uadpfstood.)
Regard ilr time. surprising
Whilst jpcSau md hi. motl,y cr"w
Bh" ihrt o@n ups sod urn quite blue,
To 5'e the lpnkse risinR
Baf, san ID the Gonet,l yin The purse.
Add anre al upon the cnute,
II Gun dtserres IN ,tpiuu,
Nhn I}uten, BlHdolrh and n'nBg,
Win an such heterogeneous stuff,
Would lord iip'or the udion.
Bui No compleiei5 Clay's defence
II put some persons pu The fcuec,
Whilst Utbrls stand ah,it
Bgi Hrcw'r stlHds. with htininar ~ hand,
II forge out llos for al the ,ud.
Aud apply t,e Idgr0b BEDFORD,
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HsWISH to purchase match Of we'll broke
\ hotses. DAVID y PATTES@S.
1rril n 1857
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JOE PRINTING.

G. ~ every description, executed with neat
W ness = Dispatch, * on moderate terms, at
The ' HsGfN!4N OFFICE, where
mas been Just received a variety OF ntw and
heautllnl lob Type April
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REVIEW

Ofthe Lyuchburq Tobacco Market,
Coyect,d meckig jorMe Tirginiaa. bB
THOMAS \ il1fcouHE and RICHARD Tyne.
Commission Merchants.
AUCTION SALES.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-12-22
DIED.

DlEO,
On Thursday night, the 18th instant, ANDREW
RAMSAY. Esq. Of Washington City, in the 57th year
Of his age
In the death of Mr. RAxsAy, his mily has sustained
an irreparabie loss, and society valuable member
He was among the affectonate OF husbands, the
tenderest of parents the kindest Of neghbors. the
most faithful OF friends Possessing noble and gen
erons heart his house the seat Of hospitality lie
disdained all appearances of meanness. and would
submit to any sacrifices rather than depart from the
strictest rules of honor and vruous integrity Born
to an ample fortune. after finishing his education; he
travelled in Europe; and his return to his nstive
country, entered into mercantile life in the city of
lexsndra. But it his lot experience, like many
Others the vcissudes attendant those pursuits by
realizing the uncertainty of worldly riches. in seeing
them swept from his possession. Since which event,
and for the period fabout 10 he has occupied
responsible situation in the War Department About
year ago. he caught cold which settled on
his breast, and caused Decline which terminated his
life. During his sickness, lie devoted much of his
time in reading old family Bible, and towards the
close Of his days frequently engaged IN prayer.
Shortly before he EXPIRED lie called together his ami
y and after reading to them portion fthe Scripture
offered up q fervent prayer to Heaven, that God
would, for Chrsts sake, have mercy his soul. He
met the awful approach Of death with great resignation
and composure OF mind. giving to his family and
friends, whom he has lett behind, reasonable and
comfortable hope, that be is with his God and Sa
viOuN
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CONGRESS

The Senate did not sit on Friday.
Nothing Of public interest was iranacted in
n. House Of Representatives Yesterday. A
;oin, resolution aurhorising the use OF one oi
he Committee rooms, by the Columbian Ihsii-
,nte was read a third time and passed The
general appropriation bill, for the support oil
Soyernment for the FIRST quarter Of the year
Is2s, was read third time and passed. a re-
solution was introduced by Mr.. J. c. WRIGHT
relative to az inquiry into the price OF paper
C,r the public printing, which was opposed by
Mr. Wicklift, who moved to lay II on The "a
bIe. On this motion, Mr.. Wrigh, demanded
the Ayes and Noes; but before the cali wss act
I'd upon, the hour having expired, the question
r,maineG undecided The House then vent
INTO Committee Of the Whole Oh the reports
made by the Committee Of Claims, on the sub
;sr, Of Repayment for horse. A motion was
made BY Mr.. WicKLirFE 20 strike out o.much
Of he report as was unfavorable TO he petit
,iooer, aud 10 insert instructions TO the Com
mi,,ee TO repor, specific remuneration in each
case. which amendmsnt was carried IN Cum
mi,,ee. and CONQUERED in by the House. The
House then adjourned till Monday Nat. Jour,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-12-22

Mr.. Cambreleng yesterday presented pc
,l;on from three or four thousand mechanics
Of the City Of New York, praying for duty OF
10 Der cent upon Auction sales. The petitions
which have now been presented from The City
Of New York alone, upon this subject, embrace
The alleged signatures Of about $4,000 persons.
W. are asrori,hed, on looking al this swollen
aad imposing lis; Of names, thai at the recent
election IN hat City. when ticket expressly
cllled "Anti>Auc,iou" was presented TO the
psople for support, i, should have received that
Of scarcely third of the number OF ciIzens
whose names appear upon these various petit
lions.
A petition was also presented yesterday hy
The Sneaker, from citizens Of Richmond, pray
ing for similar impos'. no.
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YMomas King,
NER 0HAM AIL0R;


King street. 5etlpee, the Franklin House and CITY Hotel
UyAKES this method Of returning his sincere thanks
L to his friends and the public in general, tor past
vors and continues to solicit the same for the fture
lie has Just received fresh supply of F3LL GOODS'
lie will be able supply all orders in his line OF bu
sincss at the shortest notice, and the most reasona
HE terms for cash He has on hand all kinds OF
READY MADE CLOTHlNG-coats, psntaloons and
vests; cravats sners and fashionable collars; RULED
and plain shirts; general assortment Of gentemen's
gloves, socks and stockings He has on hand an
assortment of fashionable coths-bue, black, olive,
drab and steel mixed do; also csssimeres, blue,
black and fancy coIors, and good assortment OF sat
netts handsome assortment Of vestings; toilinet and
swansdown vevets and silks; also, good assortment
of bang up and hunters cords, handsome assortment
of Tartan plads and blue and brown cambies' an as
sortment of fannes Of different colors; handsome
assortment of fashionable buttons; gilt, plated and
Steel and large white pearl buttons, tor gent,emens
coats. and fashionable black buttons; good assort-
ment of cacoes; ladies' mockisons and children's
gloves. Also general assortment OF
LADIES 4 GEN7LEMENS CLOaKS.
Orders will be taken, which will be made up to any
fashion with and dispatch at .uch prices as
will be satisfactory to those who may favor him with
their patronage.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-12-22

A curious ncmoridi has seen received by the
Presideu, Of the Srna,e, from Mr. Crane, Of
Ohio, who calls himself he brother OF our Sa-
yioor, and who sets forth that he has descended
hneallv from David; ,ha' he has made has ap-
pearancc IN this country for The purpose OF re-
suming his temporal authority, while his bro
lher. now living in Ohio, the real Ihr,,'' mas
appeared 10 call his people together: H. calls
upon Coagres. for an appropriation of EN- or
NV i've thousand dollars pr annum, to enable
him to discharge his high functions as tempo
raj governor Of the world, md hopes that the
members will each transmit him ten dollar
uo,r, aid frank IL. The madness OF some men
is sometimes laughable, but this mans is shock
ing. Washington Ch'onie'e'
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I,ookiug.Glasses, Hardware, &c

TUsT received and for sale at my Auction store'
Oh corner Of King and st. Asaph'streets,
mantle and asss,ns sn,e, and
Brsss andirons, shovels and tongs, tea boards
plated sets casters, brass candlesiicks
Glass salts and cup plates
80 mattresses Of MOSS cotton and har silver Watches
-, s-4, ga, l04, ill., l2'4 and io-4 rose blankets
Point
Several beds and furniture -,
dozen cane bottom chairs, and variety Of useful
and fancy articles, such watch seals, CHAINS bead
clasps. cards. watches, snuff boxes, wood COMBS
nv GEO. WHITE, auc.
dec T.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-12-22

TEAs.-The consumption of tea is increas-
ing every year, and CALI the more Tor reauc>
ton of duly, TO encourage our own snIpp'ns,
10 prevent the commerce OF China rom going
out Of oor hands to foreigners, and TO remove
all temptation 20 smuggle. In 1873, inc IN.
por,auoa INTO BrEain, was 24,ooo'ooo pouhu'
in 1926, 10000, ooo-in 1927, So. 'So,i4.
hwss observed, >, he last meeting OF ner,
chants in Boston, tia, the United states P Eau
probably as many commercial por.s - ="
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