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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-02
"A Card.

VlHE subscriber respectfully informs his benefactorS,
\. and the citizens of Alexandria, generally, that
his school is open every morning at day hight for the
reception of his pupils lie pledges himself to the
public that no exertion his part shall be wanting
tn meet the best expectations of parents and guardians
who commit to his the TUT ION OF their children
and ward, He therefore requests the prompt attend
are ofte cus IL their respective classes, and h,Pr,
that the parents and gu .rdisns who have Cargo OF
them, will aid him in accomplishing this object. As
he is well known the inhabitants an English scho-
lar accountant and Mathematician, he thinks it SUI
to more than, that his acquaintance with
the course which he teaches. is not that of few
months or wears he in the habit OF max ing use
of recitations instead Of demonstration, which is un.
but too often the and thereby decev
ing by high but unmerted pretentions, well mean
ing and benevolent community, whose most ardent
wishes are the improvement and welfare of the rising
generation.
The 70 lowing branches are in part the course OF
studies wGich he teaches. viz:-Resdng, Writing,
Arithmetic English Grammar Use of the Globes, &C.
orraphy with the construction Of maps according to
the different projections of the spheres terms for the
above per Or SIS Bookkeeping, Geometry both
plain and solid, Mensuraton, 1rgonometry both plane
and spherical, Surveying, Gauging, Navigation with
lunar observations, DAZZLING, Algebra with ts appca-
ton to Geometry, Conic-sectons, Mechanics tinnne-
ry Fortifcation Fuctions, Natural Philosophy, As
tronomv 81. sc. Terms for regular students III Mer-
camille and Mathematical studies per Or slo,
His manner of treating demonstrate subjects IS
purely mathematical. present few more SCHOLARS
can be admitted
JAMES CADEN, Professor of
Mathematics & Natural Philosophy
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-02
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
SHERIFF OF DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.

SHERIFF OF DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
VT. Vacuum, from the Cpmmit:ee on the
J'0c Of Columbia, made the following re-
2.'L which was read, aud adopted by the
ao.g:
ne Committee for the District Of Coumbia
o"hom was referred The petition Of Com
nN'es OF tn Delegates appointed by the CT
1IeaS OF Washington, and the Memorial OF
NE C'tzrns Of the County Of Washington,
PRAYING that they may be authorized 10 elect
Sheriff tor said County, have had the same
graef consideration, and Report:
'na', pursuant 10 the existing laws, all the
Ine's aud duties usually exercised by Sheriff.
T1a0ues, are now performed by the Mar
=" TOT me District Of Columbia, in the Coun-
~ VI Washington and Alexandria. That the
" congress, passed in 1901, provides, shat
rS ys SnAi be Marshal for the District Of
.'%mo'a, who shall have the custody of the
~ N sad Counties, Sc 10 be accountable for
so ~e Keeping OF all prisoners legally COM
-, ~. H,ersin; shall BE appointed 70: the same
;, - ~Ne me same oath, give bond with sure
RIM" vac same manner; shall have, generally,
\. ~" sac District, the same power, perform
CIV nv dulles as are, by law, provided in the
;, =. Hsrshais Of the U. States" that another
:, or congress, passed in 1907, reduces the
| we Marshal OF The District of Colum.
S S'->" oe!ow the fees Of the Marshals of the
i,S,I N~ hxes them at the same rate that are
s. .~ 70 Sheriff in the State Ct Virginia, il
N.,.S,'ees are performed in the County Of
IGW,C;Ia' and when performed in the County
81 I'nSlon, the same fees tina, are allowed
C9an; ".s.n IN the State Of Maryland. The
.:ro,.' ',Ve can discover no inconvieuce or inn
S,,S IN uniting the duties Of Marshal and
ss,s, =. me same person; but, if the two
d ,n, 1Hail De separated, the fee. will be
aln,> WAT no gentleman pf competent
',,OiD,,''ua respeetability will accept the
;.Sr ,.' The Marshall holds his Office
e 70 GU I'm Of iOur years only, and is compel.
d. s Sme pond, with two sufficient suretie,.
o. twenty. thousand dollor., for the
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-02
Cleaning the Streets.
Superiniendenf's Office April Cd, 10:

Superintendent Office 4prH %, 1928.
cEALED proposals for cleaning the streets for one
= wear, viii be received by the subscriber, until Sa-
turday evening the 18th inst. the lowest bidder CIV
ing security to be approved of by the Mayor VIII OBJ
tain the contract. en-
The duty of the person or persons contrac ing WIN
nure fifth, and rubbish of every kind scattered over
the Streets to have the cutters tine paved streets
and alleys washed and sws pit twice week from me
LIST Of Nay until the ls of November and at such o.
ther times as may be thought necessary TO AL
no., he considered nuisance IN easonable time af.
ter notice in writing being given. The contractor
must remove all substances taken from the streets be-
yond the limits of the Corporation, unless otherwise
ordered by Council
april 9-tl2A JAMES u akSoN, >. r.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-02
MaMmoth Ox-For Easter

NHIS day about II o'clock, an extraordinary large
Il Ok will be shown through the streets for the gra-
LITIGATION of the citizens.
This steer may be said to be one of the largest in
the world for the same age, being only rising years
old and allowed to weigh 1900 lbs He was raised
by Mr. VIM. Rector of Fauquier county, Va. and pur-
chased by Messrs. Hooff. Renter Emerson and Ri
cbards, and will be vended their respective sham
bles on Saturday the 5th day of April, 1928 apl 2
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-02
JAMES RUSSELL.
Trust Sale.

T1NDER the authority Of deed trust to me bear
u Ing date on the 29th January, 1928, shall, on
Tuesday the 9th day of April next at ~ O'Clock, be-
fore the door of the Public Reading Room, in the
town of alexandria, proceed to sellat public auction,
the following property.
A Tract Of Land Lying upon the draughls
of Conard's Run, a branch 81 Great Cape CapOn in
the county Of Hampshire, Virginia, containing about
1873 Acres.
ALSO, Lot of Ground in the City Of Wash.
ington and in square in that city described by No.
655, and described in the plan Of Carrosburgh by the
No 2, containing 9605 square feet.
Terms of sale one-third cash, balance nj two quail
inst ailments at and months, TO be secured BY ap
proved negotiable notes and lien on the property sold.
Such title will be made to purchasers as has been
conveyed to mel though it is believed the title is
questionable. THOMSON +. MSSON.
march 2o-ts Trustee.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-02
TWENTIETH CONGRESSES SESSION.
Monday, March 81, 1928.
IN SENATE,

IN SENATE.
In the Senate the bill to promote Vacci-
rtloN was read second time, and, after some
discussion, was rejected. The bill for the re-
ts'of chi. Richard Taylor, of Kentucky, was
ordered to he engrossed. The remainder Of
ID day was occupied in debating with Con-
frrahlr animarion, tine bill to regulate inter
to 'rse With The Islands Of Martinique and eau
r'"aa.; which was Fl ally ordered to be en-
g0ised.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-02
= Attention Alexandria Guards!

yJIHE stated annual meeting of the Company for the
L election of non commissioned officers, to serve
the ensuing year, will be held at the Old Council Cham.
ber on SATURDAY. evening next 5th inst half past
O'Clock. Punetual attendance is requested.
Ry order. G.l. 1HOal.7S.
apnl2. secr'y,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-02
BEACON OFFICE, News Room.

N0r70F U7dIch, 3I-H. "a.
.9rripcd-Schr Success, Philips, Boston, days
Schr william s. Thomas, Hudson, from York River
bound to New-York
The schr 8zema, for Port au- Prince; Virginia, for
St Barts, and Eoro for havana, from Baltimore, have
tn Seq
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-02
SMllP NEWS.
Port Of Alexandria.
ARRIVED MARCH q

ARRIVED MARCH u,
Steamboat Potomac. jenkins, Norfolk; with passen.
gers Past at Sewels Point, Scnr. Lucy, Diggs from
Baltimore, for st. Bsrts.
Shin VIM Penn from Baltimore, bound out.
Arrived at Norfolk Schr. Rising.s Silver from
Salem. Past off Indian head,a Schr, supposed to
be from Baltimore.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-02

f THO Story Dveiling House for Sale.
- am authorized to dispose of, at private sale,
Eld a House and Lot, two doors west of Capt John
McCobb's, on the north side of Prince-street. The
front is l6 feet by d. and is two story frame oud
inc. containing four rooms. The back building is
brick. one and half stories high, IA by 40 feet con-
tanning three rooms and good kitchen, smoke house
and store room under it. The whole lot is 10 feet
front, running back 90 feet to 10 feet alley, and is
subject to ground rent of s23 IS annually.
The situation of this property Is considered the
very hest as it regards health and other advantages.
When the yellow fever in town, no case occurred
any where near this lot small part of the purchase
money will be required in hand; for the renal ,der,
easy payments will do, if well secured. Applyto
mar 27-f GEO: JOHNSON.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-02
Public Sale.

DURs UANT to decree of tie United States Cir.
Il cut Court of the District Of Columbia, for The
County OF Alexandria will be sold on the premises,
on the 28th day ofAprl next at O'Clock, N. q
LOT OF GROUND, situate on the east side ae Colum-
bus street, between Princess and Oroncko streets.
fronting on Columbus IS feet inches, and run.
ming back SO feet inches. Terms made known on
the day Of sale. A. MOORE,
mar 27-1m Commissioner.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-02

,r,t Of Flour inspected in the town OF
.d,;, for the quarter ending March sls',
,.s VIZ. ,,,s,,,, a;,,,
JAMES CLOUD. Inspec-
ABIJAH JANNEY,S tors.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-02

Trustees Sale.
II Tsder the authority Of deed oftrust to the sub
u srribers. will be sold at public Auction. on sa.
turday the 5th day ofApr next, at the lot lying about
haIfa mile above the Town Of Alexandra, and en-
the east SIDE ofte Turnpike Road, Leading iron. Al.
exandra to Washington and formerly in the ecupan-
cy Of the late Mrs. Mary fendsll,
II number Of likely andvaiua6le Negro
SlupeS.
Also various Other articles Of personal property; con.
ssting of Horses, Wagons, Carts. Household Fur.
niture, sc. Term made known on the day of sale.
ROBERT !. TAYLOR
THOMPSON J. MASON. S''"s0e''
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-02
n.s,Hss y AnSSf.sl,R9Ms
n..rsnAY MORNING, APRIL 2, 1928.

rsDSESDAY AOkNiNo' ArNo - 900.
nm, Of Flour inspected in the town OF
ndria, for the quarter ending March sis''
,.s: VIZ. ,,sn,
JAMES CLOUD. Inspec-
ABIJAH JANNEY,S tors.
g.. ill he seen, by referring to our Congress
..a;ops. that the Committee on the Dis
=, If Columbia has made an unfarorable re-
~, =, N. petition Of sundry citizens of the
n,,,c,, praying to be allowed 10 elect sher-
tho, the House concurred in the reso-
- # the Committee, that the prayer of the
.,;,ioners ought not 10 be granted.
r.. National intelligence thinks that the
-, Monday, on the question OF considering
,o,o,;,ion for fixing the day for the termi-
&c The Session, exhibiting majority OF
-, yates aeain., such consideration, seems
=, VERY inrelligibly, that i majority Of the
u.~.,i. Of opinion that the Tariff question is
10 be disposed Of before the other question
n b. looked at. We suppose, therefore, that
:, ,,, possible that the bill, now pending,
NAV in us present, or some modified shape
- The sanc,i on Of the House Of Represen-
u.iyss.
lamar from a mercantile house in Liver'
40, ~ hi, correspondent in Quebec, dated the
- february, contains the following: "We
10 learn that it is the intention OF His
y,;.,v's Ministers to ADM, -four, the produce
,t,bs limited States Of America, duty free, into
n. IVES, Indies, if imported via G. Britain.
n, Hoyru,N, Of New York, like the rest Of
,n, Urea, men, receives his share ofpublic at
.o,;oD We think however the hon. gen'le>
man does not much relish a notorlety, which
i, Effected by, and attended with sach newspa
D,r paragraphs, as the following from the
| Boston Courier.
uNr HOLMAN, OF New York, made a speech
n Congress offour hours, and had not inlshed
when ne gave way for motion to adjourn; SO
b,, he may add another four hours yarn by
uay Of supplement, addenda, or explanation.
| II we had never witnessed the employments OF
members If Congress VII lie one Of their num-
i, speaking, we should b. curious 10 know
bw man, OF them listened TO Mr.. Hoffman
As public SPEAKER, he is any thing but clos
alrnt or entertaining. His arguments are usu-
lly feeble, his language not very select, his
ynsncr, ungrammatical, and his proruncia>
ion barbarOus beyond al rivalry"
Ala former election, in Harrisburg, Penn.
hr friends % the ADMINISTRATORS, could Poif
b., 6feen votes. To show how great has
Sceu the reaction ofpublic sentiment in Penn
Nhania, i, would be well 10 state, that at a late
borough election in the same place, instead OF
6i,,rn, the friends Of the Administration poll
&c one hundred and twenty votes.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-02
AUCTIONS
Elegant Furniture at Auction.

AlCSdIIt L III I'LL vi Z dt ~ US tiplls
4 I half past O'Clock " edW sCiay th. 9th inst.
N at the residence of Mr.. John :. Niile,, OIL Wash
ngtonsir eet, who is about remove from town, his
Household and Kitchen Furniture,
being perhaps, OF the very quality of any in town.
if not in the District having been wholly purchased
by careful ard experienced hand, in the Phadel-
phia market within the last years and cautiously used
since that time. II Consists in part of
Il very superb sideboard, pr Of card tables
dining tables, mahogany and other chairs
Mantle and pier glasses
Mahogany and curled maple curtain bedsteads
Venetian stair and entry csrpetRg
Venetian inside blinds
elegant wash stand with marble slab, plain DO
set of French china vases with shades
Bureaus l dressing table with mirror, plain do
Straw mating fer two rooms and passage
Passage lamp, pair astral lamps and mantle do .
Cut glass, fender, kitchen furniture
And great variety of almost every article in
the most fashionable families. Terms cash
To give the ladies opportunity of viewing the
furniture the house will be opened the morning pre-
vious to the sale.
april 2 GEO. JOHNSON Auct.
a. The National inteigencer will please insert
the above till day of sale.
an Friday morning the 4th inst at 10 O'Clock pre-
~ cisely, before the auction store,
90 small boxes segsrs
! large book press
8 kegs Y. Hyson tea
l cask port wine
half Or Casks red do
feather bed
10 sides sole leather
5 dozen assorted cordals
10 barrels onions
h,lf do buckwheat Hpur
april2 GEO. JOHNSON, Auet
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-02
hardware q Fancy GUOAs.

hardware q Fancy Goods.
VNHOMAs MOUNT Gas Agen,) has Just received a
l very handsome addition to his assortment; which
makes it at present very complete The variety be-
ing very considerable, will be expedent to par.
ticuarize Those who wish purchase will please
call and examine for themselves His assortment of
knives and forks fine pen and pocket knives, and fine
scissors is very complete and low priced. Also, a
great variety Of
Cabinet flares, oith hardware generally.
COMES.
$50 dozen combs, just received from the Northern
manufactures of this article he has the largest and
most complete the District consisting of
the real TORTOISE SHELL of various sizes and
patterns Brazilian combs "a beautiful article mock
shell and horn do, ivory super, extra super fine do
Gilt & mahogany frame LOOKING GLaSSES, &c.
Combs manufactured and REPAIRED in the best style.
Old tortoise shell combs taken in part pa! ment for
new ones.
0f Trunks made and repaired usual.
march 3l-d6tS2aw3w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-02

During the month, 10 clear days.
NoTE.-The weather this month, has been unusual
" mild for the first spring month inasmuch vegeta-
ton sc. generally, is much in advance of the usual
season. I. MOUNTFORD.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-03-22

MINISTERS To pledge themselves IL noble
duke and noble lord CONSENTED carrying OH the
treaty ofthe 9th of July aud that its principle sho III be
adhered to- that the country remain satisfied He
lLorh W. nthe name OF that country, (and as having
admired that great When alive, and M la.n,,a
him when dea demanded TO know whether his external
policy-whether his Cora Bill and other n,ea,u,es ..r.
to be persevered in That what would ask r tho
the persons who had defeated the Cora Bin Lac,
year. ear. hearty Aud could he have any cofenc. ,h,,
those persons would act was promulgated: No p.g.
that given, was, to hn, worth one fatthin, H.
wanted tn what would be their and bv those
Il was that he would Judge. (ifoar, hearJ-He bon.d
That he might be abs support and il, mea
sures but to its adopting liberal foreign rocv and
carrying into effect the Corn Bill he sed h. had mn
hope. ~ "
The Earl Of CAERNARvoN o5Served. that after ,vba,
had been said he would press his nnon bu, n.
thought there ample for the papers for hich n.
had moved. "
Tho motion then Withdrawn.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-03-22
ow stands the natter

Leaving Kentucky doubtful then, the will stand ac-
cordng calculation, based upon swell ssceraned
and recorded faets'for Adams l26 for Jackson l21
Kentucky, if this estimate be right has the game her
own hands. We doubtful how she will decide
We may give take Eve six in New York, with
ont changing the result. We say al is ,nfe We ato
con6den, Of success, The people Of the U. States will
postpone the choosing master paeney--at all events
to the next generation.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-03-22

X NO" ALL MEN and some of the Ladies too ,,,a,
AA- great variety of tickets the 18th Class Of ,ha
DISMAL SWAMP CANAL LOTTERY, which will hs
drawn in this city xt Wednesday, offered fer sale a,
the BOOK STORE situated tco doors 6eloc the Richmond
Branch Bank of the u States. There ceTta ly amenp
the assortment many prizes, ono or two of which,
prceJ are bumpers. Now if these tickets rud ,ems in
unsod their present yode bly, conside, il
slght and, soud great prize come I'D to one Of them
IL is feared he will have awarded TO INN, any 9th,
redress ,han---to pocket the afIont,
March 90 @,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-03-22

WeD Hampshire EtcctiOn.--rD this state me Jack
son cause, (which Ethe public bad credited the Jack
son Presses was 10 succeed) has been success suy put
down-Gov Pierce was only su'pccfed of Jacksonisro
and was turned out upon suspicion. The triumph is
cOmplete-and the more satisfactory, that Isaac Hill
editor Of the New Hampshire Patriot most scurrilous
Journal though talented oDehas lost his seat in The
state senate. The new Governor is brother Of DIR.
Bell, u. S. Senator When does Mr.. Woodbury's
election come on? Tie result Of this election We
presume con6rru bin bis Misrepresentation of the
people Of New Hampshire in tho Senate OF The u
States. Woodbury. OF New Hampsbre--CSsudlsr Of
Msine-McLana aud RiJgeley OF Deiawsre--witb
what face they ask the support Of Republicans at
spy future timer We say nothing Of Rowan & John
spn Of KY or Nh Sqrtb Of MarplSbd.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-03-22
VIRGLTL8.


At rules holden in the clerks office of the srer;or cou
March, 1928: w 10y W
h"'s0ssn hncnaro'op PIT
Abel r UPshur adm' sc. of Thomas Wilson, decd RI
bsIt Gamble, Jno. g. Gamble Charles Fills and LON
sn %ersnapt' and partners, doing business, under tbs
am Of EIi'' o. Assn. Thos. Guy, WIN. Price David
ooIoeS' panl W. and CorbiD Warwick, WIN. D. Wren,
peTgean. OF the city of Richmond and admir- Of Chrjs
IopheT IompkinS, deed, VIVA. MeKm, Edward Cohill
Ionn bryce John Robinson, Andrew Barrett Frederick
ha'T,S' Edward Cuunngham Richard Anderson, Rich
ntu Booker Thomas Taylor, WIN. Hay, jr. Jsconelir
%; harV'e WIN. DabRey jr Edward Hallam, Jab,
NicSnaub James Currie, Benjamin James Harris All
Of George Winston deceaaed Dhs
Fhe aefendants Robert Gamble, Richard Booker Ind
James CuTris' iot having entered their apneararce %
gwen securiy according to the of assembly and ,
rules 81 tins court, and 1t appesr ring by satisfactory
sehce, 'Nat ibey are not inhSbants Of this country
orasIsa thst the said dseudapts do appear be,s on
tao hIS' Gay o' the next term answer the bill Of
!uo P,aI""i onn mat copy of this order be f,rhwh
~ some newspaper published in the city Of Rcb
% ~, 'wo months successfully, and posted the hor
- Aecpy' Tcpe, ;, Z. ABBOTT, c =
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-03-22
C. & a. W.9RWICK Hape for Snle.

u q IL W.3RWICk Have fur Sale,
M ADEiRA WINE, in pipes and quarter casks, 1es
I'VE ceived direct
Port wine in botes--pale ale in bottles
London porter and brown stout in pint quart bottles
lin plate in CONGRATULATIONS copper
crates OF quart aud pint and and or bottles
%. wrought nails English white lead London silk i'm,
brellas ~ '
GsIman oznabUrss-crates OF earthenwsrs
March % "a,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-03-22

DIED, on Friday The 4h inst at the residence of MIR
Chas Jones, in New Kent county, MIS- SUSAN RopYR,
wife Of Mr.. Geo. Roper of this city.
On the 18th inst CATER illness of long con,inu-
ancep hlr. ANTHONY WHITAKER, Attorney 81 Law. Of
lhis city, in the 29 year age. He as
Tor the sayy Of his manners, the sincerity he
ie'oience, and generosity of his heart and in addton ~
Inc csc amaos and noble traits Of character he
intellectual powers of very high order A mother and
sister, and numerous CIRCLE sfens and relations anent
his pIe deaf
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-03-22

hARfiED, on Tuesday evening the 9th inst. by the
Rev Jesse II. Turner, Mr.. JAS ". FLETcHEs of Bru,s
WICK to Miss MATILDA GOLDEN, second daughter of Mr.
Branch Cheaiham Of Manchester.
On the 18th inst. in New Kcnt county, by the Rez
". hCKREE. '--T
On the l3th inst. by the Rev. Jesse Armstead Mr. Hu
sERf r.. WATEINs, of the county of Goochlamd to Mis-,
MARY H. daughter Of Eur. Thomas H. Walton, of Cum.
berland ~"
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-04-08
Cheap Goods.
New Dry Goods Store.

THE subscriber takes leave to inform his friends
and the public, that he has just opened at No. 85i
Market Street, three doors below the Upper Mar
ket, Wilmington. Delaware, a beautiful assortment
OF seasonable DRY GOODS, consisting, in part,
Of supertne and common broad cloths, blue, black,
Oxford mixed and assorted colours vestings, SUI
perior calicoes. glnghams, Irish linen, cambrick,
aconet and book muslins, bombazets; an elegant as
sortment OF figured Swiss muslins white and colored
hoskin gloves Fancy and bandanna hdkfs; gentlemen
stocks, and crayats silks of various kinds Canton
grapes ribbons, braids, suspenders, hosiery, gloves
Sc, bleachcd and brown musllns, fine assortment
cheap; with great variety of other goods, all. O.
which will be offered on the most favorable terms
zsholesulc and retail.
JAMES A. SPARKS.
Vilningto1, March 20, 1929 93-4t
~ p. Constantly on hand and for sale, quaint
ty of live Geese Feathers, 7rorrantea to be of tn
best quality. J. A. S.