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At bnnkef's Hill, 10 this county, on Tuesday
evening, the 9sh Inss. BY The Rev. william
Monroe, Nr. WILLIAM sHUwALTER, 60
Mrs. ELIZABETH MILLER, an Of this county.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
~. .. FOWLER Of the lstefrm Of s. & W..
Alien, q Co. Al Washington, who has conduc.
ted the LOTTERY, Exchange and Commission 5uss.
ness for the last ten years. nav continues the
same in his individual name.
Letters on business, add . ed 10 The subscrl.
Der will meet with prompt attention.
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T,ciH'd Bags.
Il WILD BAGS or the best quality, and
PENfYBdKER'S IRON.
For sale by
JEFFERSON & CLEVELAND
Bunker's Hill, Sept. IL.

Jsurneymen Coopers Wanted.
HE subscriber viii give employment to
or three J0URNEYMEN CoOPERs.
OF sober, industrious habits, to make Tighs
work snd Flour barrels. Constant employ and
the highest wages will be given. Young men
will be preferred.
JOHN G~ALLAHER.
Msr'iosborg. Sept tl.-3t.
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NOTicEs--ai those who became pnrcha~
IN sers at the sale OF the personal property
Of -Airsndsr Nfrssn, de'd. are hereby nc,iHe6
that their respective obligations win become due
on the 36th inst. and that prompt payment III
expected, those falling to lit tho same ImrDex
diasely, may expect 10 ksve their obligations
PUT into proper hands for collection, o. Il il shsv
intention OF the undersigned 70 bring the esistu
10 . settlement A. soon ss possible. Those hsv.
ing claims against ssih estate. ara reqnessed %,
bring them forward. properly authenticated
foo settlement.
JOSEPH ". NEwsoN, .sdn'n
Seps.i Ut.
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For Internal improvement, Literature and Cha
rites, in the City OF Washingsor. and in the
states of Mar Wand, South Carolina and LOU.
slsna.-EiG HTH CLASS.
Highest Prize, 1000.
TICKETS ONLY THREE DoILARs.
so Numbers used 9 Ballots to be drawn.
To DO d,assn i. the City IF Washingson,
On Wednesday, LIST of October, 1926
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g. S. TcWLNR,

Lottery, Erchonge, e Commission Broker.
TAT the ace stand Of 5. s. M. Allen. & Coz
Pennsylvania Avenue, Washington City.
Sept. IL.
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The fortress OF Anspa has surrendered a dis.
cretion TO Woe Admiral 6reig, and Prince
MsnzikoH. The success OF the action of 9th
June had enabled the latter to surround the
place with a nrong line Of accommodation,
which intersected the neck Of the land on which
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-07-21

tudr Of tho Republicans, than IN the rhar'sm
cal homage 81 The Federal MunHfehlsis. ~
he was 10 Mhnarohnt from preference ct MS
/ jniiyurnt Tn. soundness ol that give hlhl
| correct views of the rights ul man, ana ms
severe Justice devoted him 10 them. lie hN'
often dt olnred Ia me that he considered our
new constitution Ri an experiment on 'h'
praciirahliiy Of Republican government "
with \, that doe OF liberty man could he 'F"''-
T al Tor his own aoud that he whs uelerm'l'
ed the experiment should have lar l'h''
and " ,nId LOSE lhela,t drop oi bis hlood ~
suppurtuft. And these he repeated !" "'
the Offences, and thr more pothtedlt' oeo""''
he knew my suspicious ct Cds hhh'''"h
virws. and probably had heard from MN we
same declarations which had. 10 VII '-
THAT the Brush Constitution ~lIhlls nnrqn"'
representation, corruption aud other existing
abrse,. was the most perfect government
winch had ever krru established on ehrih
and t,Bi reformation ot thcse nhnses would
make n au impIariitRhlc government a."
believe ,bnt zen Washington bad not hrm
-uuui,u-p IN the durability 81 our govern
mcnt. lie w. naturally disirnsiial oil men,
pnd inclined Ia gloomy apprehensi"hs anu
I,asryer persnaaed that a belief that We
must at hngth md 10 something like Ut"
"a CouI,totion had some weight ~ his u.
loiipn Of The ceremonies of eraes, birth days,
pompous meetings with Congress, aud other
torn, Of thu snme character calculated Ia
prepare u4 gradually fora change which ne
bel,t we'd 10 hc possible. aud 80 lei II come on
with as little shock as might he II lhe Pup'l'
mud These mr. my upiuians oi tim WASH
iuHtou. which would NnuCh at tn judgment
srnt 0l tod, having been turmed On an "c.
tInuiut.urc Of 3nyrars. served With him IN
the virginia Legislature from lfh9 10 tht rev
pulmonary VA. AM again snort hhe "a
Congrr,s nut1 n IL u. 10 take command OF
the army During thu wnr aud inter II, W"
coue.pouaed occasionally, nd IN tho years
IF my continuance IA the "iice 81 secretary
al State. our intercourse was duly, cohhdeh
tial aud cordial Alter retired from lI"'
office. prrut and malignant pains were taken
by our Federal mouarChisls. and not entire
Iy without eHrct, 10 make hun view me a.
thro,ist. holding French prlnrtplos OF govern
mpui, which would lend ioiallihiy TO il'uu.
tinu5nes. and anarrhy. Aud 10 TINS bc listen
~ The more rallY from my known disaPp'"-
bHlion Of the Brilish treaty. never saw hiw
altcrwarde .-or these indignant examinations
should have been disaipatrd helore his gust
Judgment as mista beior" the sun. ieli on.
his drnth. with nv couutfymen, tint vrrl-
" . errnt man haih hdlcn tbs day III israel
More TIM aud recollection would enable
me to add many other traits OF his cherncier;
bit why add them o You who know them
veil aud cannot Justify 10 myself II longer
detention oil your paper. Valr, propneqnr
fnuu. mo sH#e iihi persundeas
III. JEFFERSON.
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ptbE1rLsF
THE GliUMBLER5.


PKFSltNr ADNlNISTR t,rIoN
rI.,
% s"'u ~ 'tag' ~ 9'"y o. most c0htfaitnt,
An me how bad the times are growing
All KIND, of evil threat he pBIio,
The dryiltake The Announcement
The public debt Is Fast rcdecmlug,
And this Iv Wise aud nrtde,t ,,e,.,i5,,
And careful Outstanding ottre,s,,,ss
Atiorelgn courts our rights respected
At home why see the ianl, contriviur
To keen domestic matters thriving.
far Freedoms reirn 1sWpa "N"nding,
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4yn5inn me,loa Of Preparing Cofe,.

II is found that the only certain mode OF re-
tanning the pure flavor OF the coffee, is to roast,
pound and ooi II, all IN quick succession, the
roasted berries soon losing their flavor II la'd by
for day. aud the pounded coffee becoming in
enid even in few hours, The A,abs of the
desert. who ave from necessity economical in the
use of this article, follow the same process, even
ifthey require only Two cups OF '''e i4u'a' toa'-
49,, handful of berries on an iron plate, poun-
ding them in the psste and mortar while warm
and the instant the water bois, which II gener-
ally does by the time The other preparations are
completed, 50 that no time IS lost, putting the ne
oonnded coffee into it, and suffering II to bon
-. :, ,t tho came time for minute OF two,
when , !, is poured out To drink, As the beverage
:, ,aLao without sugar or milk, the slightest DIFF
ference in flavor i, percep'ihl' aud long eHpe,
rience having shown TINS !" nr ''t pes' wy "
nrescrying it in perfection it IS perhaps worth
mentioning in detail, particularly as the use Of
NV. a,,;r,e Ia. become so general even IN Eng
land. lb'''N'"o
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TER Ms.

a.. 81 ner annuli. pay able IN aiyanee.-No sub
, v,lI be received for less time ttah siN months
NJ, i,,per vii be discontinued thn Al the discretion
i9,hs Editors until all arrcarsees are pad.
- ,dyertlsemeats will he inserted at 81 cents per
~, la.s} the first time, and 81 IL cents for cach
qiAi. Those from distance must he puid for
,,,. 20 their insertion, or the payment assumed o5
me responsible personih Ltn'hphfR'
Cbapeery 0idefs not exceeding TWO squares are in
,erled foo So d1ilafs.
- ,uletters addressed to the Editors must be post
- ar they will no. be attended TO.
~ $500 ------- -.
Hd of letters renanl"g IN ms L'oer'y
Post Office, on me '''" '"Hf'
Ir,gis Arthur.
Williamson Burnett, William Boothe,
pabIeus. James Bell, James Bunch
t'h Rov,in, the Clerk OF Bedford, Robert
Burton. -. .,....,,,r EI;,.-
u Cabcuo, Gideon Crews, John CoDbs,
sao,nel Crawford, Jesse Crews.
n-Iohn Dillon, Obadiah Dooiy.
E-B 4. Edison.
F-John Feather.
Ely Golf. Isnac Gilpen, PasGhel A
,n,hs Charles Glenn, Edward Gwatkns =,
9bos. Grissam, Joseph 7. Godfrey.
u-John Hewitt, john Hall, Jr :, Lucas =.
Hawkins, Wesley Hackworh, jeremiah
t,',,,er Wm. Harris, Henry Hatcher ,, Ihos.
: HALEY, Ann ii'Eh NV Wv - - ~ ''''
.iarri.s. Rev john iIersey, John Hunt.
Cant. Wm. irvine, VIM. ~ Jones, Jas.
r.rLson. Edmund Irvine, Joseph II. Jones,
PLEASANT Jelor 2, Jesse Jeior
K-Cro B. kennett, Silas G. balhem, Caleb
raach Thos A. Leitwich, susan Lettwich,
Polly Liveley. -, 40 =,
m2steohrn Martin, Thomas Moore z, Ed
,y;n D. Moore, Nancy Norman, samuel
mitchell. John Murphy, sen, saml A Miles :,
VIM, Mcclure, james Markham, Pope
Mitchell, d. ,.
N-Charles NOEL, Phillip Nichols, Josbua
Mobiles
O-Taliaferro Owens.
p-Aexsnder 2. Price, Isaac Preston, John
pate Charles &. Patterson, Nicholas Percy,
Pleasant Palley, john Patterson, James or
Thos Puindexter.
R-.(iarland Rucker 2, Anthony Rucker
Maria Rice -,
s--Jsmes Slone, John w. Scott2, Thomas
Al. Scrurgs, Pleasant Scott, Shevland q.
starky. Robert Strange, Richard >. Shean.
Henderson Thomson, Joseph Thomson,
Daniel Tompkins, Robert Insley, ReheeGa
Thomas, WIN lhaxton,
V-John B. Vaughan, DR.. William Vaughan.
WIN. Written, Jacob ". White 2. An
dfrw l.. Wright, Charles White, Robert WHIT
ten. Lucy Walker, Thomas Wheeler, Paschal
Wade, NJ ~ rum TN, VI
July :. vow
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Valuable Lands for Sale.

FENHE lands Of the Estate oil THOMAS
IL JEFFERSON, dec d. lying in the com
lies of Campbell and Bedford, will be offered
on the premises il not previously sold pri'
vaieIy, on Monday the I'D OF September
next
Likewise, MONTICELLO. in the county Of
Albrmare, with the lands OF the said estate
adjacent thereto, including the Shadweli
Mills, will be offered on The premises, 1t not
previously sold privately, on Monday, the
29,h of September ne>t. The whole OF this
property viii be divided to suit purchasers.
The sale being made tor the payment OF the
les'ator's debts, the desire to sell Is sincere.
The terms will he accommodating, and the
prices anticipated Iow.-Mrs. Randolph OF
MontIceiio, will join in The conveyance ana
will make the titles perfect.
TIL JEFFERSON RANDOLPH, EA'r.
Of THOS. JEFFERSON, dec d.
July H. td.Sl
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AMONG WHICH ARE

FHNHERE Is now new and complete Wool
a. CdrdnR machine, Just pnl into operation
at my Mill, ON Goose Greek, where Pate's Road
crosses, At liopl,ins's Bridge. 1he Machine IS
under the superintendent ofJeremiah Meadow,
who, am sure will give general satisfaction.
People are aware oflhe terms on which wool
!, carded, OF the condition in which il Ought 10
hc sent to the Machlup, and the time oftn, year
when it can be best cardcd. Il, hoped the peo
pie will give this machine trial during the
warm weather. z. NJ GOGGIN.
july II 3tHSO
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ENDUCATlON.-TG subscriber will re
~ sumo his School, for the instruction OF
Youths in the English and lfatin languages, ut
h,s mothers, on Monday the LIST inst. Those
81 distance, who may be disposed to p"lro-
ntze the School, can be accommodated w'th
board on moderate terms.
WIN. B. TOWLES.
Hat Creek. July l.. q
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NrOrICE.-fhe many tresPasses, which
~ have been committed on my land, have
induced meto take this nethodto prevent tue
Ike Injuries. All persons are hereby forbid
huoting, or coming within the enclosures, or
any part of the and-snch as do, without pen
mission, may expect to have the Ia" rigorous
~ enforced against them Col. Langhorne
Joins me in tbs prohibition. -.
WIN. L. CABELL.
July II. HiSI
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Spiead1 Furniture for Sale.

Np3tHHIH I WHEIUTt JV7 9U'V' -,
~UR resident partner Of this place will
sell all orany of his furniture at redu-
sed prices. He purchased it in New York .
philndephia very recently at low prices, and
/, is nearly as good as new among winch are
several splenlid Looking Glasses, oophas,
Switchboard, large Mahogany Tables, Carpets,
randlesicks, Anduous. ohovels and longs,
Tenders, hne Chars aud a number OF other
articles. which can be examined by any per
snn7 vino are Disposed to purchase.
Apply to ANDREWS a BROTHERS.
TulV II, ISL
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ENOR SALE, on very moderate terms an
III elegant Grand German Piano, purcha-
'rd short time since, of c. Meineke, OF Bal
umore, and pronounced by competent JudS-
es nm instrument of the first order.
" Apply TO the Editors.
July 10, 9w2tif7o
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DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE.
FDtgI1lDF my

PHasl'rduid,--ln the borough of York. the
frirnds oi the Administration assembled nj Elm
Spring. IL the number OF about two hundred aud
pariook Of dlnn"l Colonel Gtober span.
atIawas President ofthe day, From tie loasis
Ne make the following selections
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AGlSE5UETU RE.
SILK

We nave not yet done win extracts nom
the Manual, but those winch are 10 come. Will
not be the worse for the delay which ms occur
red. In the mean time the following may CON
yey useful hints
some ladies IN Carolina sent 4 member of
CONGRESS, distinguished for great talcnf, and
public spirit, the following note, which lac PA
cea under cover to the Editor OF the American
FARMER, who, hy the AID ola practical cult
yator" was enabled To make the answer winch
follows. The specimen of SIX sent hg these
Young iao.es was Tue no'' O'''''''' anu o'''''
Mdrden, May 8, i629. ne Misses 3" sen"
10 Col. II. an Offering 81 'ne ~ ~ sim ''aof nom
the sIiN worm eggs "hl'n nc was 50 N''n "' ~
tuinsh mem WIN pu' 10 not 10 De eon'i"'''o
as ifs best "hch hley nope =" s'o" n'"' az
thrse eggs we're Matched nnS'"Sonahis' ny inc
warm weather oil ehfna'y' ana ''e S"'c'eunlE
cold injured the moioefl! 'e"''S aho cav 'o'"'
worms sue" "ieSo''i anu "','" my, ~ -
that then c"coons are imperfect ana men sun
less than those whlch came ou' la'ef hnh a'c
now pettetllnS theh "oIR' WIN 81 -. q
| tsnd his patronage 10 TINS Ih'""l ts'"Dhsp'he"'
and IN the leisure Oh Tue summit "'Ne ~"
| ihqanies iof us oe"eh' h"'"'' ne sun "
10 be prepared 'oi ''lc " Az
M the gun, as mas p'e" "o,'' III 'his SPeo'n'e"
How many cocoons mus oe pun 'ost'hel "
maize one 'nftad ana """lo MOI Ne n'',
| 10 send the cocoon 10 max ]" us III > s'aF
lhese inquiries WI only DC necessary '2' ''"o-
ther year, "s inc MISSES :" mas 1"h'"'3en my
| 10 take So much OF the SIX as VIII give ''e'h eN-
perence ~ the use OF the reel an" reserve "'e
coeonns they haff, ioi tue e3s' htA' si""s'
ii,s nav, '''s'' 3"
! hle trouble, that ihey propose 70 SaemP'
| million next year, anu 50 put '"I'y ana At once
10 the test, the advantage Of '"e experiment.
,N-NER
,a,. ,r,..,
ha',"o't' =" mn I'm j gu
efaliy inrnshen 10 'he ''"""''' ''''' u law
state in"' IS fefieo, pn' '''t s"'" Ao' "''''
out Many N''na u SIN soou' - NJ ~
ifhaoh OF tue e"h,' u pun" ., - az
the same '''n'' Nne e''') ", ''
bbfe, ana preserves "''re - M '''D
ting oil factors alu 'as nl';''' " 3I,,,
loii III PasS"5 ho'ii VIC '"''''"'o' " w 'i'''
| iaeiafei
WIN respect 70 inc n"''De' 81 ''G'''s - w
! comblhcd 10 'o'm Que 'e""' w." " Pt'''a ""
the iSmd OF goods 10 De n'"""l'',''es ! ne
/ best cocoous are generally rpelf" mo ei-H' ''-
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ENOR HIRE the balance of tie year. girl
n about Is years old accustomed 10 house
business. T.. FLEICIILEe
June 30
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I.Ei.Ii(IR

A CASE of the finest quality aud finish ev.
"a er imported to this market, aud niue h
under the usual price.
MkEE, ROBINSON &CO.
tunp0
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DEE AZ PRIME
COST. -
ANDREWS IL BROIHERS

EYEF l. themselves grateful 10 the public for
Il the liberal patronage they have met with
sluce they have opened their establishment IN
this place aud nov axe This method oil Inform
ing their customers aud the public IN general,
that they are determined 10 dispose Of tbcrr en-
tire stock OF FOODS at Prime cost, with al iGten-
ton Of disseminating TINS branch and they eau
didIy say # viii he 10 the interest OF every per
son to cali al then store previous TO purchasing,
their stock consists OF a variety Of goods, ma.
ny entirely new aud fashionable patterns.
AMONG WHICH ARE
Dry Goods, Groceries, Liquors, Hai dwre,
Eathero aud Glass Ware, Looking GLASSES,
Books Paper IIangmgs, Clothing, Loghorus,
&c &c al Of winch w,ll be sold by wholesale
retail a. great sacrifice, as We wish to close
all our business shortly.
ANDREWS & BROTHERS.
July II.
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pINNrRronoN. JAMES BARBOUR.

J,.J,,,,L,Lutg JiIu u The Ann,vsfsnrv
-, H. ,,. ,,,,,no,,hlg DAY ,,ns r.l,I,,,,cJ NJ
~. a.,,,r -,,,,,,,,.# bV a ,umrrop. and irsnec.
,a,,,. c,,nuenv The Hon JAgts BAbuorf, Al.
,.ndo1 az AN invited pnr.i and although the
c,,,,,,,,,,y wac c,,o,nsed Of ncr,ons Of both mar
I,es not tbr slightest aIlnsirn WIS nude 10 the
e,,,t,nrnt mai nrreaiIs through de country.
p,av Gel,nc was buried in oblivion. aud with
mint sn,tcd 10 the occasion all present united
IN bonour,np the Ia, and extending 10 thpIr
C,est that r.sp,,t and hospiiallty which his di..
,,,,,i,b.d eorv,cos "a Justly ncrit,d Il Aboat 2
o,,t,rk the companv sai down 10 an pcrnnt
di,,er nrenared by Nrsq,s Hume and Nelson.
,yh,cb CLa,I,g T. JL,,ayd acted AS President
- p,L,,J II T,Lof,yyo I,,r p,caidpul A.,
-, a. ,to ,,,,,ts Yer. removed the follow itp
amony Other ,oasts were drunk -
lanes Nnd,son-rbr sporlrss siafesman-in
,o,,,,,o,,t b tho h,n.d,ctlouS Of In, ro,inI,y
Mr.. Aladison no, being present. the follow lna
lo,,., v,,s read
- have received. gentlemen. your peir ot Tho
o2d ,net IN ,ybirb am invited IN such oblieine
800 y, ,,,,,.l,. y,tha noft,on Of my fellow iu
1.us of inns co,,uty of a dinner on the approacll-
iny f,nrth of Julv. The pleasure / should feel
IN ,n.eting Them on such Bn occasion would be
more Than a sufficient nducemrut 10 ayaii ~, p
self of The imitation but several Circumslan.
ces will concui al thai tune IN putting II ont Of
80, ,,o,,or I ue,d mi say thuu / ,fp,et II the
mara a. \ should find amonq other irlend.. ON
ois,,npoi.hcd connrrvman now about 10 leave Us
ON an important foreign service.
T., yonrs,lvr, Gentlemen 1 offer my cordial
and be.t re.rrcls. JAMES MADISON.
Rpvuolds Chairman.
Thots. 1. Slaughter.
U,iel Teu,lI. Committee
John II lee,
Richard NJ. Chairman.
James Monroe-.e mercd as he received the
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SALAD OIL.

E HAVE received few dozen bottles very
X superior Salad OIL, suitable Tor table use.
WALTER II. MIDDLETON
Inlv L.
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LITER y.

From the Charlottesville Advocate.
Erlraei from The unpublished Manuscripts %
MR IErffRsoS.
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Oistrict of Columbia,

County OF Hierdndf'"' Se''
ApR,L TERN, 1873.
John Smthcr, ADMINISTRATOR Reoec'
ca Greenway, decd. ComP3''
Jonathan Roberts and Elizabeth ms
wife, beverly Waugh and cathar'ne IN Cbaneery.
his wife, Joseph Bushby, William
Bushby and Jacob Hoffman, waiter
smith, Leonard Mscksll and DSva
Enrlisb, Trustees under the will OF
Henry Foxall, decd Detrs.
vUyHE Defendants Beverly waugh ana - ot
wife, Joseph B.shby and William Bnshoy, nor
having entered their appearance and gwen security;
"ccor5;ng to the statute and the rules OF anu
said beverly Waugh and Ca'harne his VIE, Joseph ns
pnsbby and william Bushby, are not inaApi' VI
,hs district of Columbia, the motion OF the Io''
,s;nsnt bv his counsel ordered, that the saia ao
sent Defendants do appear here on or before n .,
.~ as next November Court, and answer the bIli o,
the Complainant and give security Tor per1lh
DEGREES of the Court and that copy Oh .',' o .a
he rorthwi.h published in newspaper printed =, u
.rouYn of Alexandria for two -montns succes s
And that another copy be posted on the 'front.' ooo'
The Court. house of the said county r
Test roSi'
iuly e9--2m
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G. & Y. Y. THOMPSON

HAVE received, per ships Pioneer, James Perkins,
L and other recent arrivals, an assortment Of sea
sonable goods, consisting Of
Pine super and extra super cloths and caSSjmeres
DO. do doubled mi!led drabs
Mixed and d'ab plains and Devonshire kerseys
Mixed and red Paddngs
Olive, drab and brown twilled fearnoughts
Red, blue and green booking bazes
Stout green carpeting do
White, red, scarlet, green and yellow hannels
Fine and super swanskns
ST. ga l0.4, ia, II 4, I5.4, and 14.4 rose
blankets, some extra quality
8, 81, a, Al and point do
Rhodes blue and brown camets
DO plain, twilled and figured bombazetts
DO colored circassians and rattnetts
DO Tartan and caroline piaids
DO black and blue black bombaznes
Cotton and worsted hosiery
rs fancy prints
9-S and GA cambria, jaconet and fancy muslins
Ga plain and figured book do
Black and colored sarsnet cambrcs
Black Italian lus,ring
DO sinchews
Colored sarsnets, gros de naples
Black and colored Canton and French grapes
Ladies white silk and colored kid and horseskin
gloves
Mems horseskin, beaver and dogskin do
a Irish linens
!S.4 and 7-8 do lawns
5-4 and o. do sheetings
Brown Russia do
81, "a, 10 diaper and damask table linen
3 and rs danask napkins
Bird-eye and broad Russia diaper
Spitalfeld bandanna, flag and madras hdkfs
Ribbons, thread and bobbnet laccs
Brown and black linen
White and colored cotton balls and spools
Floss do
Patent threads, cznaburgs. tcklenbu IS
Burlaps twed sackng, shoe thread
.also-Brcwn and bleached domestic shirtings and
,leeiings; plads sa,inetts :ickngs checks, cotton
7arna sc &c.
sent IS
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-28

Coffee. Tea, &c.
No,c Landing
Oh Bags green Rio coffee
on 20 bags old Java do
chests Youpg Hyson tea, represented to
5 hall do s be OF superior quality
. do do imperial DO
. bales Bnenos tyres horse hair for sale by
nov { y. NESSERShtTH.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-28
Nou\ting Cloths

.,rcr received. an additional supply OF Bou''Ing
cloths, which adaedto my former stock max ei one
good al OF which ARE RE ,%I in the
Gf Orders from mcrs and Others will be par
tcularly attended to. ,on. IaNNpy.
7mo 10 '-------~--
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-28
Grain and Plaster.

,,.ur Subscribers have formed coparnershIp, and
hE u ,'su.act business at Alexandria and Deco
ouan under the name of j. H. Janns Ety. In, ~
invite the call of persons who bring graz" ''r 10
;II At all times be furnished at ocroqnan
, n,aster either in the rock ground, on very mo-
with plaster e'"e' los JANNEY, iun.~
derate terms. ,o,,Su yANNFY
;uly l2--tf JIM -
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-28
For Sale,
Wheat " antea.

yu1HE subscriber having again rented the Phen'x
Mil two miles from Alexandria respectfully so
80 eli from farmers and others who hsve wheat
for sale and will all times give the xandra mar mar,
W.. Vie for good wheat, delivered either at ms s,
Se' Pt;nL Or NJ the Phenix Mill as above named
Also wishes to purchase wheat a, his warehouse
andria.
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