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MRS C.4RVER Y DgCE

NEW9lSiES toreceive into her family ,w Young l. 1,.
IRON the country Mrs. Fsse viii attend most rar-
uy' ana rersondly TO their health comfort religious in
"'St"n Tinhsrs and oonduc; aud facility he nf-
Iotded 'hcu Tor completing their
,ni"ry "R' Pane Fofie viii be furnished for he use
rs 's. S''tn usn; AMI give private Lessons hlusic,
iea anu Drawing. For OTHER hfsnoho they an senJ tbs
oy scho9'' III Ic h's Page has taken pleasant and com
"oui9us house. "a retired situation a, the
net Seh"o Terms he Known hy ntpios,iun 10 Mo
rage ttheI Pef.onslv by letter Tor she r
ions Chapmsu Johnson Robert aud T.mp CY,.ibns,
cry Randolph, and Brrnari reyo", Eggs.
=. B.--Fo"ng Lddies teto hare finished fFeir
loU B0Gr4erS
Richmond, July 29h, 1926 9dnS.,,rf
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RETURNS FROM KENTYCKY

We have seen two letters from Washington of
august 18th; one from friend of the AdmiSistra-
ion, TO gentleman OF this city, which states the
hrst days voting in Fayette county, as follows
FOR ADAMS.
- Lexington Af6srA chResb,g TY
zen. Metcalfe, Cow 5G5 l27 81 1873
Jos. X. Underwood,
Oh, Cow s65 1876 50 7so
FOR JACKSON
Maj William T. Bar
ry, Cow 500 60 IN $50
John Breaihd, ct.
Cow 60s GO II 5s9
- a. - ----
Gen. MeIcaIfc's majority Is, day POI
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CDec | the Chesapeake y OHIO Canal C0DI0oiID
WAsnINGrON, Aur @ IS2S


oFNkIi z.
Nd ROHOShLS will he tit;,
~ i5Ih aud 10th days of Oct nex, tor the excayann
e"insn'ehi aud Ttlinyof about of te h..,n.,
AID ono aUai, IN half sections, S,,pi,,, t,ai
mouth ut 5.heCa Greek the ca tern base C h,
Mountain ' '' u" '"e Ca'ottin
fs"s q" 'hentnc tnear sis will te we'd for i,n
ioch' on the iie 81 the Cansl ai,v j. , .I
we masonry y" such SVusucts, Cu!v.f's No IL a. - ~,
uno "eSesay IN rms poonef fhc csnai IN addition 4, IN.
100 &c already advertised b. H., Il, roua,
hetwcen ths list and 70 81 Oct. next ON the
CresS ~ 'o'''i snu Se"eca
The form, of proposals. fnr the above will he ,o. g.
"s''"u'''""y me ist II oct. JSo. r. INGLE,
a,,. Ctk. cieS Ohio CnaaI a.
s" -. s9-~i2o,hO
wv III be e"i,d, saturday lie 50;, II Ibs month -
w ' highest h"de' on 'e re'ues, til. Estate called
Il = r. + Il r.,
Lying ;ae ranu"ky River the lover uat Of usnocr
county, iur til. ensuing ysai. l,s.gj.
Go;tB!S DRh%ToN, Guardian Of
Benz. Diver prrfang.
T'"''. -. % --vyIis
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-08-15

MISS iC.KE.VZIE'S .yE.NLN.IRT
NSt>iLL he Ie-opened the the receuon Of
w bcsIde. as well as day Pupils. During .S YEAR,
That ME- NJ has heen Teacher, her day School hs,
ahundany supplied with Scholar having rec or.e
10 sn Advertisement The particular purpor OF
~ n iniF oduee herse TO the OF Parcnt. Guar
J,n,ri,, who may wish to send chiid..n 10
Iad,e, who hsv. 6oi.bs5 ,6 ts1'is ney her
reject bath her nui themselves, the
has gwen their PsIent., that she
candidate for that extended patronage, which
for the successful eGab.hment OF boarding Schools
aud thus by the favour .hewn her y those who do
she 10 solicE frvm ihJ1e who do All
branches taught a. the other schools, taught hers;
has heen spared, to afford her pupils all the
vania6e which be he derived from the
and extensive selection OF Philosophical aud Chemical Apps
rau., cosfn III London Of science. Her Lasy
10 which the young aides have se access, srg-
Besdss having Teachers cOnsny employed in her School
Room Mss NJ hsor the ensuing yearspyasej the a.sluce
of the following professional gentlemen
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JAMES CRAIK,

u.
The following letter from New York is in an.
swer TO one which addressed to its writer, for
Tie purpose OF obtaining his most unrescgvcd OPT
niou. This reply evidently not intended tor
publications but as it presents the writer's con-
scicntous opinions, and states some interesting
facts, il is communicated 10 the Press.--It is from
one Of the most intelligent and bcstinforned citi.
zensof New York We are thoroughly acquaint-
cd with his high standing, and we are perfectly
convinced that he advances no opinion which he
does not believe:
"NEw YoRK, Aug. ., 1928.
=" fou say, " tell me the best and tell the
woFsp-but have sincerely no toOrst to tell you.
We never had before us in the state a more
tain prospect OF triumphant victory do noi
say ibis merely TO encourage you--it is what no
inan-l mean no p0fii clan o this Siate-wi
care 10 deny, whatever calculations you may SO
II nc administration papers. /: 10 possible Mr..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-08-15

Capt VIM. Easily, TO whom was committed
by the Board OF Commissioners Tor improving the
navigation OF tie Aracostia and Potomac rivers
the superintendent, engineer, OF the operation.
'rider their direction, in letter to tho MAYOR Of
Washington, Informs him that the bar at the mouth
OF ;he Eastern branch OF tie Potomac is no longer
an obstruction Ia vessels passing in or out, there
being at this time CAT high watef) TWEEN
ty-one feet water. This Is sufficient drafi OF wa
ter Tor rigaes Of the largest class with their euns
on fOdrd.
The above desirable object has been accomplish.
of mud. i.9ier Phcnir.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-08-15

WAsHINGroN, Aug. ia few scattering re-
turns OF the first days voting in the Kentucks
election have reached us, which, however, iud
cate nothing satisfactory as to the general result
AS lar as they go, they perhaps neither favora
ole nor unfavorable to the wishes OF either OF the
parties between whom public opinion is divided.
MOI. Int.
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Mr.. Poitiaux, Music.
Mr.. iierye, Languages.
Mr.. Goodacre, Drawing.
Ntr. Eta Gibbon. Natural


Tens; for the Scholastic ysnr OF 10 months, Bsrd and
Lodging, 2Do doIs English Tuition, with all the branch.
uuaiy specihcd under that head ~ dolls "a
DaHns 80 lll Music, T5Ct,. per lesson; AID Wains 90
cents per week No extra charges he apr ehendeJ
Those ehiren who evinee superior diligence their other
studis- taught French the frat
Tie pupils who study French, eGeclusly aud
.he least possible interruption to their studies tteif
Teacher attends them days in every week clotl
81 ~ IN The Summer season, and FROM to r. NJ "a the
Win
The kinhnes, Miss NJ ha, esrcrienceJ in , CITY inspires
nsI with interest the ehdrenl Ter care
little short OF maeTns sud 10 hose leaves
say, whether her assdD To deserve public
equaied any dasrs, she has fhosu ob,lB Fron
the many highly Respectable names, whom A.. nj l..
authorised TO refer she will ony avail herself Of few vino
are well known the country, and whose children So At
present her PupIls, VIZ r. Chevae, T. V. Daniel ChnrIe
Ellis r. ilaxall Rchd Gillian, e. Lueke, JOS, MARI
Perkins, A. RVbiu,or, Jf John RthsIfoort Jr. Ess Col
Peyton, aud Dr,. Trent f Watson II u,ihsT.
Having teen intimately acquainted with Mis-, Mackenzie
ever SINCE her residence IN this CITY, with pfOey
declare, that consider her eUnfnily 1uaftd not rnlv M
her literary attainment bot also by the her lite 10
dschage the duties Of m oructess Ut young La1rs: nod
have doubt, that pa eats guardians edJu their
children 70 her oste, will he highly sa6ed with their classical
aud moi 81 Improvement
RICHARD cuANNfNG MOORE.
For The information Of hose parent. sbroaJ vho n,y
enquire the NERDS oi n Mstkeryisis +, b,,l
bsPpy 10 bear tsmcny to the decided apr ohaiion which
have uniformly heard eSpfeeJ, by those patents IN
.hJ have enHs.ed their rhiI irtn TO care SINCE m
residence he, have been personally scqusnted with l
81 aud feel s'sursnce inst et psiy ni talents. mr., T
such Ufder, aud thoroughly tested That she viii mol
dfappont the Jolfde e che Fuidii.
sTEPHEG TAYLOR, Pastor
OF the ffcsby,eiian Church, Shu.tr Itiil.
Auxusi ~. 99,,t -
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Chesapeake and Otio CdRai.--Tpventy miles
OF the Canal have, understand, been located,
and arc now ready, and will be LET 10 underiakers
lower, probably, than the estimates OF lhe Con-
ycntiOn Of the Civil Engineers, as the actual To-
cation is shorter than the estimate 10y fye-eishlhs
OF mile. The expense Of making this part Of the
Canal, will it is believed, nc less by $4,000 than
the estimate which is boioge the public.
L.S0f. Int.
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-"AsGe~.-
.9nOtheL. TricE I,,IecEa,If

Il western paper (Which now and then attacks
Gen. Jackson in the small way,) asserts that the
PioHers OF treason at Hartford, &c.-the Il. Pick
erings, OtiseS, &c, are for the Hero. Same
Jodg"eni may be formed OF the accuracy of its as
sermons from The fsct that Mr. OTIS lately au,fo-
riSed tue Boston Centinet TO voucn Ior his loyal
devotion 10 Mr. John Adams
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TfRGLVL4
GL ATE T,&1TTTyTgy

ION THE HENFTfT on THr
DISD!GL StPG.NP C.4.N.9L COEtp8 N.t,
NO. XVI.
Jt&,13O TT EEP9 ONLY
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TIStu 1Ie DosLOh Cehtinef 10 vouch Ior ms loyal
devotion TO Mr.. John q. Adams.
The sR.ickGsosc CAarge-We have given the
particulars to.day-and on Tuesday, will furnish
MIR. Lewis's Retaliation oft
The meeting Of the citizens Of Edge6cld Dis
tric in ). G. is said TO have consisted OF nearly
1000 persons. The following Toast was given at
the dinner:
&c James Hamilton, jr.--The crisis demands him
Tor our next Governor"
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ODD y EPE.V SYSTEM
.r5>HE next MARYLAND STATE LOTTERY, (No. 4, (
iosS; wall he d avn IN the CITY OF Btiriore, We
heiay The 10Th August, which will petmt distant adv ntu
ers ~ forward tn order. time The Capital pIs.
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Augu,ttE
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August IS
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-05-07

THE GREAT LNDLl ELEPHfN'7.
9 feet high, weighing 1000 lbs. doclle,
sesacious.
TIE ROElL TIGER. of Asia, beau
tlfully striped, equal in SIZE, and a. pow.
erful as tie African Lion.
\ real CAMEL. the two bumped or
pleasure Camel, mot a Dfomedary) Will be
exhibited in the Ring.
Male and Female h.iN'G.3ROO, from
New Holland, They move altogether up
on their hind feet, making successive
bounds Of 10 or l2 feet, with such rapidily
as to outstrip the flettest greyhound. a
Ring is lit ID !or thcr performance
TIE .ifHlC.I.t LEOP.iRD, Lama.
Ichneumon, Shetland Poney, Monkey
from Borneo and Guinea, and variety OF
Minor animals.
The whole TO be enlivened with the
pleasing pertormant es of DANDY JACK
aud CAPTAIN DICK. They will pc
torn number Of surprising Equc-l,la
ieats.
Good music during performance.
Hours of Admttance from 10 a. II
J, 7. VI.
Admission % cts Children l25 cts.
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cd, that that District will choose Electors
favorable to the present Administration
and It's policy
II Is not in these ''signs," numerous and
strong as they are, we place our confidence
OF success. We have firmer reliance f:
we contide in the truth aud justice OF the
cause, and the continued favor OF benign
Providence, towards this blessed country.
Nat Intelligencer.
----eA~---
Theatrical Jenr ID Esprit -Pope's first
wife was Miss Young. of Covent Garden
Theatre. On the morning after her mar
rage, she received the following epistle
from mrs. Martyr, of the same Theatre:--
"Oear M,dam-Permit Inc to be one of
the first in offering my congratulations. |
have no doubt of your happiness; for must
confess, that il his Holiness had attacked
me, good Protestant as | am, should not
have had the resolution To die
"a MARTYR"
To which mrs. Pope returned the fol.
lowing answer
Dear madam--Accept my best thanks
for your congratulations. This is not a
time for crlticsn; but will softly whis.
per to my friend that Pope's Essays are
in perfect union with Young's Night
Thoughts"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-05-07
Naat.cdi IIt,eliigrHtr,
PORT or .NijYPO ORT.

ENTERED,
Sloop Huntress, Heath, New York.
Sloop B ID. Jones, Peckham, DO.
Sloop Albany, Vars, NY.
Sch Defiance, Tripp, Boston.
CLE.4RED,
Sloop Huntress, Heath, Providence.
Sloop B. ID. Joncs, Peckham, do.
Ship Ffankhn, Pierce, Liverpool.
Sch. Defiance, Trip, Providence.
.4RRiT.lLS.
THURSDAY, May arr. brigsAnte!op.
inson; Globe, Macy, fr Havana.
r'RIDAY--arr sioops B. ID. Jones, Pee
m; Huntress. Heath, fir. NY.
Sloop Henry. Ray, fr, Nantucket.
Sch. Beaver, CotirelI. fr. bingham.
Ss-rUEbAy--sFS schrs. Molly, 3aNtc
How, Baker, fr Portland.
Sch. Edward, Corilard, fr Rnngor,
Sch. Geo. Spalding, fr. Thomastown.
Sch. Henry. Burton, fr. ST. Georges.
SUNDAY--arr. ship VIM. Baker, Amy
Prov. for Liverpool.
3rig Union, Wade, fir. Prov.
Sch. Three Sisters, fir. Frenchmansbay
NY.
ich. Amity, Luther, fr Ncwbern.
ch. Eetna, Hath, fr. Charleston.
Ioop Gen Jackson, Read, fir. Freetown
N. Y.
loop Albion, Barker. fr. Norwich.
.oNDAY, arr. sloops Providence, Brown
York, Willard fr Prov. for n. York
oop Rising Sun, Hall, fr. Philad.
oop Albany, Vars, fir. Ny.
:EsDAV--arr. sch Only Son, Crowell,
armcuth.
iop Geo. g. Phebe, West, fr. New
ord.
nop Active, Baker, fr. n Bedford. for
lord.
op Pedar. Sanford, fr. Troy.
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fhss Day opening {
III, .sI'aEEE sM i1.'S
BN
;. s. CAHOONf
AN ASSORTMENT OF
FOREIGN s. DOHESTIC GOODS.

Consisting Of
PROADCLOTiiS blue, black and
) crco,ours, low priced aud fine Cc
ercs. Fianuels, hombaZetts. bs
casSlans, Bomhaz,n, Red Raw -
l,wls, L ! Merno do square with P-
orhers, Fancy hdkss from 10 cts. 10 $ :,
Ittuails, choppds & Baudannas, Frc
g. lnlIa BIZ. LevantineS. Slate POM
'N Gros he Naples. White 81 Bird
',radise do. cheap GauLe Garnlilr", pla
aroad raheta and satin ribbons, Brltiu
upcf Brown Batisc, Plaid g. striped do. 3
'6Id g. Striped Ginghams. Linens, Lii
en- Cambrics, lmilatiov do, Plain e. do
ed swiss, Swiss Jaconet and Mall, Boot
luslins, brown Cambria. .Calcoes from t.
is. = :. Thread Lace ! s. 6 plan,
Fc,ts. Linen Floss. Box of cotton al . cts
Ladies blk Kid Gloves at l.. assorted Par
- do. BoWdards and Rayes do. white, blk
ana Slate English SILK do. chcap, Canton
NanSln s. French Grapes; American dim.
~, Tick nrs, Gingaams -Blcachcd ana
Uublcached Sheeting and Shirling.
ALSO a small 10, of over yard wide
at 9d per yard.
Newpnrt May 7.
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4adrrieo.

In this Town 9Th ult by the Rev Mr. Ed
dy, MIR. William Austin to Mss Susan Stew
ems.
At Park Hill, Bristol, Goth ut by the Right
Rev. Bishop Griswold, Fitzhenry Homer Esq
merchant, of Boston, 70 Miss Nancy b. D.
Wolf, daughter OF Hon. James D'Wolf.
Diru.
On the 23d alt .Niss Isabella Carr, daugh.
Ter Of the late Mr.. Samuel L. Carr, aged -
years.
On the 10th ult at the Asylum, Capt Ma.
thanel Lock, agod 30 years
e. At Portsmouth "a Both ult. John Borden, n
worthy momber of the Society of Friends a.
ged % years
Ia Providence on Friday last, mr.. Edward
Aldrich, son Of mr.. Eseh Aldrich.
In Providence 24d ult mr. William Mason
in the 18th year OF his age. a truly homes,
upright man.
In Bristol, on Tuesday last, after long and
tedious illness, mrs. Nancy Bush, wife Of nr
Arnold a Bush, and daughter Of the late
Newton Waldron Esq oged 23
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-05-07

~s~S - S< - ~ ~ SA< ~
II AS Just received and now Offers for
Il Il sale . ageneral assortment oi Spring
goods, among them are the following viz.
Black India Levantlnes, coloured ditto /;
black Lustrings, Synschews black & col.
eros de naples, black B,mbAMnes. black
aud coloured Canton Grapes black nan
KIN ditto; Battisle dresses. plain brown
Battlste, Battiste Gingh,ms superior In
glish ditto light and dark prints, small
hg'd prints, Linens, Birds, yc diapers. cot
ton damask, Russia Sheetlngs, ditto ducks;
fancy Silk HUndkcrch q =. dilio Gaule. dit
to flag x bandanua ga. q black italian
Cravals, Ldnucn Cambrck nUGis, lmta-
ton ditto; horno Sguarr Shpwk. dluo
long, ditto; FuultGrc pmtv. in.e cam
brick ditto; Furniture ChWly l.hNtiugs.
black \ coiurcd brown French Duihnt
Im tation duo India NnhiuS. En.iaa
ditto, Striped Jeans, Siib tauhlpts, Sill
Nestings, Nalcns.a dtto; Broad cloths and
Casslmeres.
ALSO,
\ complete assortment Of BleaC he'd and
Unbleached SIlEETlNGS aud SHIRT
ings, stripes plaids, Ticklngs, sc. &c.
Newport May Z.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-05-07
DR. JOMMSUMa

~ - -ss As ~ - 49,
NJ ILL attend to the PnAcrIcr ofMrp-
w ICtNE, as Residence, No.
llS Just North Of the Brick Market.
liz KEEP8 ron SALE,
Drugs andMcdicne,,which are as COOP,
rs will be- found at any other Shop.
He will attend rs u DrSTisT Those
who have lost their Teeth, can be furnish
ed with Elegant artificial Teeth, which will
be set on Gold, or otherwise, with great ex-
actness, surprising in beauty their former
natural teeth embracing the modern ana
provemcnts in the art--Teeth dressed, ex-
tractcd, loaded, &c. with great caro- and
perfect safety.
CF" ia either, ~ all the above employ
menis, DR.. JOHNsON most respectfully so
lIc,ts The Patronage ofthc LADIES. and
the GENTLEMEN, are not excluded from
conlerIng their patronage likcwiso. ..
Newport. May 1.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-07-09
Trustees S0\e

uY virtue Of FIVE several deeds of trust from Law
Ii renee G. Alexander to me dated the - day
of July, 1927. the 9th day of August, 1897 the 5th
day of March, 1928 the 10th day Of March, 1928, and
the 4th day of June, 1928, duly recorded in the Clerks
Office oEPrincc william County Count, I shall Oh
Thursday, the 9TH day of Angus next, before the
front-door of Prince William Court House, offer for
sale to the highest bidder for ready money all the
Estate, real and personal, conveyed to me BY said
deeds, consisting Of said Alcxander's interest under
his fathers Will in Tract of Land called Fling
ham, lying upon CedarRun in said County ard in 81
valuable Slaves his share, estimated to contain 900
acres, of certain Lands in the State Of Kentucky.
Tract of Land of about 100 adjacent to
Eingham, and four Slaves now in his posse ssion As
shall sell merely as Trustee, shall convey to tho
purchasers of said Estate such title only is vested
in me by the said deeds.
June 23-ts JOHN MACRAE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-07-09
SHIP NEWS.
Part Of Alexanaria.
ARRIVED. July q.


scbr Triton, Fowler, 81 days from Maranham hides,
horns and fustc to John c. Vowel. Left at Maran.
ham, brig William of Boston, Just arrived and dis
charging. Brig Baltimore, of Boston, sailed few
DAYS previous for Marseiles; schr Lexington, Browne
sailed days previous for New-York Saw going into
Msranham the day the Triton came out, schooner
and one brig, supposed to be American. Markets dull
for American produce.
schr Erie, Bartram New-York; freight for the Dis
trict.
schr IIaxal Shove, Boston; molasses &c. to A. c..
Cazenove Co.
schr Thadeus, whalin, New-York; sugar, rum, mo.
lasses, &c. to Lindsay, Hill & Co.
schr Henry, Nickels, Gardener; ice to VIM Fowle
Co.
The British brig Cossac, Riches, hence for St. An
drews, was in Hampton Roads, 4th inst.
Brig Adams wilkinson from St. rhoma. arrived
at Norfolk 5th inst with freight for merchants of this
place.
Ship Cashmere, Whitney, sailed from Norfolk for
this port, 9th inst.
Brig Alexandra, iIowes, hence at Boston, Sd inst
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-07-09
JAMES S. GUNNELL'M. ID.
NENYISY,

RESPECTFULLY informs the citizens and visitors
IL of Alexandria, that he may be consulted a. n
DAY in every month, from O'Clock, a. n. until
p.
All letters addressed TO DR.. G. at his office between
the United States Bank and the Presidents House.
Washington City, left at Mr.. H. Ciageus ''o'eiih
Alexandria, viii be punctually attended TO. ,s
april 81 e"u
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-07-09
White Mustard Seed.

lust received supply of that valuable anti dspec.
% tic medicine The subscribers constantly keep on
hand an assortment Of
Drugs, Medicines, Dying ingredients, &c
Physicians and country merchants be furnished on
low terms Shoemakers and saddlers can be supplied
with superior black and gold colored Varnshes, Hat
tiers and Others with 9ccho made BY the subscribers,
and Of uarantsd strength. Seine superior hose water
on hand.
As the present scarcity of ice is material inconye-
nience to soda fountaxs convenient substitute Tor
SODA POH,DERS which are always 10 be had at
the subscribers shop on the south side OF PRICE
street, first door cas-, of the Farmers Bank.
WM. IANPHIER e Co.
;u,v l.. f Apothecaries & Druggists.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-07-09
a. u AANDEN,

DEE7.7L SURGEON,
EORMERIY pupil of H. ii. Hayden, Esq BAIT
IN more Office on r, f. W doors below 18th street,
facing Pennsylvsnia Avenue, Washington.
REFERENCES:
y, Ua,Lineton, In Georgetown,
doctors Watkins Doctor Bohrer,
Sewel. Rev II ratio n. Gray,
Hunt, John Lille, Druggist,
Sin. Ihos. L Mkenncy, Esq
Tencb Rinreoll ESQ. Francis S. Key, Esq
Ioseph Gales, iun ESQ Clement Cox, Esq.
philip r. Fenda. Esq John Kurt, Esq.
IN alexandria,
John II. Ladd, Esq.
AD.U. has Just received from Baltimore, supply
&C n N IIavden's celebrated Odontalgin Balsam, a
sorereign remedy for the toothache Also, his much
approved Dcntifrce FOX beautiing ard preserving the
teeth
N D. Mr. H. respectfully informs his customers and
the citizens generally, that lie will visit Aexandra on
THURSDAY next and each succeeding THURSDAY du,
ring the summer season. Notices LETT at ire par OF
NJ II C!agett's City Hotel, will. be attended TO-.
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Nr. HuSh'S
july 9

.Anti- Dyspeptic or Sour Stomach rus,
invaluable remedy for indis scstion in its most
N complicated forms OF the variety oil diseases 70
which the human is subject few stub
born none moro distressing destructive to the con-
sttutiOn than ndi sestion Sour Stomach Tins dis
ease pre-, ais to great extent and has generally bat
fled the skill of the faculty. that remedy easy OF ad
minlstration is truly desderatum in every place Inc
trb of this statement is confirmed by the experience
of thousands who have suffered under it, who after
having used many remedies to no purpose, are now
obg ed to have recourse TO such paatres as they may
chance to find most conducive TO their comfort. by
meant loss of appetite and great weakness
particularly the legs and wasting Of the whole sy
tem Heartburn or uneasy sensation OF heat aboat
the nit of the stomach which is sometimes attended
with nausea sickness OF the stomach and vomiting
bechins up of water which is generally Paleness
of the coontenance, costiveness, lansnor g'ddness
owness of spirits disturbed sleep, palPitaon OF the
heart. hatuence. SC.
These SYMPTOMS vary in different persons. some ex
perencing more of them, and some less, each in the
order and degree OF his own particular case These
Pills act as powerful tonic, neulraize the acid upon
the stomach give to the debili,aed organs OF
Digestion restore the appetite remove nausea at the
stomach and ultimately recover the health OF the pa
tent They do not contain mercury in any form, nor
do they sickle the stomach purgave medicines
do but perform the office Of safe and mild pnrgatve
and are not surpassed by any medicine They are
there fore particularly calculated .or family use.
The in entor of these Pills of the most emil.
nent practitioners Of medicine in the United States ana
used them SUGGEST lily in his practice for ten years
They not got up as nostrum to dende the c. eou
lous but are recommended the basis OF truth and
experience In order that they may become extensive.
" useful and within the reach of ALL they are offered
at the low price of so cents per box Sold by
T.. STABLER & son,
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