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FURNITURE.
CALEB G. COOKE,

EKyDvl,D infrn his friends aid the public generally
W. tbat he has now hind at ms nasn, No iOl
westmipsier street. rst east of the Universs Chapel, an
elegant nsortInra of Furniture ~ his mannflctc,
m,dp6f the vesy.ksf f II Doningo Margny, aud war.
rensodp e,a,ng which are some patterns fj Side hrJs,
Ceute Tables Wafcs, Grecii SOfis, Mahogany French
p,ntitiled Bedseals, which he viii sell low.
N! Br Pancht atfeuion paid IN manufacturing to order.
Fuvut,fe Of any description, SHORT notice &. C. I. vii
attend 10 all tie duties ofgn undertaken such as makingCot
fms attepaihg Funerals procuring earses &C. when re-
ITS es,,r..sf MAIIoG ANY. .,....l. ......
&C. Cooke, glso Intends keeping general Mahogany
abaut ten thousand f of -. Domingo and
Bay Mahogany, sawed in Bolrs Plank aud Josh branch
and shaded Veneers very hinlsone, suitable for Cabne
nnl<tM Machine makers and Builder generally, Mahogany
Furnished liz the log and s,wel to iminutions ni sor
notice q; ORDERS particularly attended To- %. ,u,
Aprif0 = an-
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rcELEBsArloS At pAsSrUcgEr."

The pSfriotic citizens oil Pa.tiaeLe., Pl3!sy and
Central Fan, united In celebrating ,hcty second
zaafversary Of ,nde,,c.adeaeo. The Day was. cole.
brutod in spirited and sforopria,e manner Tire
morning was usicred'in with denominations Of o:,
such as the ringing Of BELLS the asne orcaanon, z
At half past ten O'clock numprous procession was
formed ~ the Pawtuckst To,el which under ,es.
cort Of. the Fayetie Rife Corps commanded BY
Capt, Jacobs, proceeded ,hsough the principal
streets to the Rev. Nr. Bsncdct's Meeting House.
The procession was well arranged AMI imposing
The States we're represented by ,oenty yoar youths
neatly dressed, bearing badges. Tile veteran of
GERS and soldiers sorthe Hevou'lon, tho remnant ofn
gallant band o-heroes, dccGpicda conspicuous f'ace
in the procession. As an pmblem Of Pawtacket; a
niche the proeessidn was occupied, viii tasin
terror ofa machine saop.
The carriage exhibiting the intoti'r Of ihc shop,
was decorated with ichte and pr;ntsa c5ttohs fes-
tooned round the Top and botos-on ihc' front ap-
pcatcd the names in barge capitals Of John q,
adams, Henry Clay, Richsrd Rnsk--ever, the
above aames near the top. OF the carriage was q,
scroll containing ihc mOuo Encourage a., Me-
chanic 1iris and beneath the scroll were tho nanes
Of Cary, Mics, Richmond-on the rish,~was the fol-
towing: Is Labor !, Tie os'y snre road t9 herma-
nent ,oeath'--on the left side (" Resources scitkn
ourseices." The carriage contained tho Roller En-
gins, a fa,,ag Engine, turning Lathe, 6g6
rphsei and a G,iad.tone. Motion cas communcs-
ted to tho several machines from one Of the car
rage wheels By means of eegy wheels. fnlleys aud
behs--,hcrc was also on the rafriase "a 'noai
mode, Of a steam Engine. in foil operations The
several machines wcrc attended BY six mschinisis
neatly dssssod. Tho carriage MAS drawn by s;x
white horses and managed by two skilfn drivers
The articles finished ware three 7Arosife. rioters
all turned tfuted, filed and polished. number Of
spinning boIb6,s Together with a numbcr Of smaller
ar,iccs fled, and polished. opo { the. Thros,le
rollers and .spianiag bobbins. as heished IN the
street, may be seen at our office,
large copcourse OF ci,izeus aud visitors ffom ioc
adjoining towns theonscd tho s,reos through which
the procession passed. The temple, h,llOwed by the
occasion, was crowded with beauty ard rsl:ion,
there assembled Wits hoarts glowing with patriotism.
to commemorate ,ke anniversary Of The day which
made us free add lndspeideni. TIE th one cf rrsee
w.sadare.sed in e,rveni manner by',he Rcs,'Alr,
Renediei; an Ole composed by Albert @. crssn.,
Ess. was sung by the Mozerf Society the De-
elsrstes ofIndepcudsOca roaAh Jomss C. Stark.
resiksr, Esq. and an sloipen, AID patriotic Grafton
ptonoooeed sy ,he Rev. Mr. iVa iho css.sis.
-' %. --,.-s s.-s4---e ...l..- - . -
.N-~ s,-s 49,.
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When war-e!owi gloon,ei upon ths Isni, ~ ""'
And IIcpe asecrned not hferey' bowl '.".ta ''.'
The God Of armies raised his hani, 80 - '''
Aud laid the pr odd inva tr low ''''
Amid the struggle Of the fight
Our r.tfsr, trusted not Ii vain, - - '-' ~
And many fervcn, prayer To- Ileavca- ''"r' t----'
Arehded from The battle plan. '''a 80 $3.50
And wLea our Country. banner waved -
Tiiuu,phan; o'er the subject heij,
They raj cd ihr voiive song 10 Hin,
Who wa. their only stay and shield.
Then shame net cur holy ,ire,,
While memory hath their deed, in store,
Dut let the yotive, soos Tais Day ,t;...... ,.-...
BE sung a. il was sung Of yore
Afier the 6rst Ode prayer was made blythe Rev
Mr Seaman, the Declaration OF Independence was
read by Mr. James b. Prince, and an Grafton defi-
vcrrd by tho Rev Mr.. Pickering; which was rece,v-
cd with great applause by crowded audience. We
understand that copy has been requested for the
press. Tho Military parade was worthy the occa-
sion, and VIC venture 10 affirm that beccr battalion
Of citizen soldiers cannot be produced in the coun.
try In the processios which was honored by his
Exceencythe Governor and suite, we observed for
ty three officers and soldiers of the revolutionary
army. They were. escorted BY band of youthful
soldiers. boys supporting as il we're, the tot
toring steps Of aged yalor,. ... .r.-.- ..... .<.
After. public service at the Meeting House, the
procession returned to the bridge and was dismissed,
the Artillery firing national salute. The national
flags woro displayed during tao day from tho various
liberty poles in town, and also from the masis OF
the shipping.
At three o'clock, the officers and soldiers of TITO
Revolution, sa, down to an excellent dinoer, to
which ttey wero invited by the Yonng Men
Of the town. The dinner was prepared by ME
Hodges, at tho Franklin Hail., Among the invited
guests were His Excellcncy Gov. Fean~ and dsuite,
Major General Carpenter and.sai,s, and h's Honor
Judge. Pifpan. AT the table ftsifiam e. Rich
mopd, ESQ. presided. assisted by d. @. Greene and
4. o. Peek, EAqs. The following ot,ers, dcclining
an invitation to the dinner, rcestved from the
Hons NJ n. .KhisAt, aud Tsi'fam .isrs~.
''' "''H FRovrogseE, July 2, 1928.
M. Jares ". Obey, Of the Yong Mems Com,
miief Of Arrdngensnis.
Sie-Yodr note 80 behalf ths ycung mems com
rnit,ec OF arrangements requesting ire TO dine with
them on the 4th inst. was received last eveningIt
wcald have bren greu pleasure torac 70 bays uni
ted with t,em in the celebration Of that event
which shed so much hight on the world, and happi
ness in this laud and which grows dsarer 10 me ss
iperessr 10 yea,s but continued in heihi debies
-fast-t-iss H..s ~. 49,
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~ RIyRNTON & ELLIOTT.

HDOOK Binders anil Stationes 10 Orange street 0 the old
U0 establishment, the Providence Blank Book Mannac ory
Offer their services to the Public assuring them that all
description ihcr Manufacture shall he OF superoIr stamp
They tateu patronage fron, all who heavy Blank Books
which they .yasn Tor Durability, proof against mosiure Se
AeEegn fancy Book Binding in the newest and most tasty
style fsho,, orghi Or pattern Persons having Librae
o. PuA0 IL srrss will be waeion, and information candid
" all respectfully rqceveJ Teachers can
have writing books ruled pattern aud furnished by the DoL
or re nm fJHst Manufactures they would hinr them that
they rs'in i.ey my WISH ron the
small ,s iohe mp, splendid fashions every de'eipu'n o.
gliding dcIse. Maps Mounted and Vasnished.
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E9vyToL Si3LrpaATTON.

The SD Anniversary ofs,maricaa Irdcp.nAcses
celebrated in hat place, the l,h Of July. io
an sppropria;e mauass- A;suasise saiute from tho
Artillery, accom?aniedby marry peal from every
stecpe in tqyu aanounced TO ite sis nherns, inheb-
tans, thai the mopschof day bad arisen 70 eneh,es
this western world aud cause her inhabitants oarss
and, participate IN the ceebsaiion- -of the National
lndepsnLeuce, Al hale past ton o'clock, a pro-
cossien @as forna ia troo, OF the Hotel, under ,hs
direction Of Majar H...em Reynolds, assisted BY
Capt. SJiuesfef Luihcr, aaJ escorted BY the Ar.
iilory shd light inian,ry companies, proceeded up
Stale street, down Horo streets through Church
stret,, up Thomas sul Bradford stfccts,' 10 tho
oari,oEc Congregational Meeting hc.scs The Rev.
Mr. Wight ai,i;csscd tho throne of grace in spsw-
eti aud impressive mapucr, which elevated the mind
to Jee oftise rich b'cssngs enjoy IN die
Ligfy favored oeun,ry; the Deeasa,ion Of Indspss.
dence. was read by Golden Deorih. Esq. With great
Discrimination ana effect; aed an ornioa was rvo-
aon',ceJ by The Rev. MIR. Fuller, the services
enliyeuea by several appropriate odcs and con.
GUIDED with the usual bencdrc'ion. The prccssson
was again formcd, aud proceeded in order down Hope
and State streets TO the Hotel aud dismissed. The
DAY remarkably fine aud spread its cnlivsning
bsss over huadteis ofhappy iaccs that d@Anssa the
bslies,rec,s aud 6lIcd the Chstch al early hesr.
rac music. WIS se'ce,ed sinh jsdssacp, and song
with srcomsnon taste; and the inary gave isereas-
ae exidepee Of ,he', attention to discipline and se-
lier like department. No acciden, oceprrsd -
mar tie pleasures of,bs day and in the hundreds Of
iple circles Viii q assn'b'ss ic ees'~s~Ss,s sL'
49,. - :, - slA
,-l.t~.s .--.s -" ~l.A
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NfIJSIC.

VINfE subscriber would respectfully inform the pubc Ia'
i be has established hpsef in Providence, Tor ue pui,
mae II teaching different Musical Instruments, usually useu
Ia BaSs Nc and having long experience in is proiessio
ne soBe,s e patronage Of se des'rous ct ins!ntg 20
cieties r Bands either private amusement or Tor military
and pbI;c occasions In III the country Ihe prh
ciprJ Mnsc In csanection with the ART OF prying IN m
monvx nfrer the 81 app-oved methods wh ne hrneu a.
Musical instruments VIII be selected for is pupils with care,
and shsc arranged in the most plprlar fniner rehse
apuy his residence No a Broad street. or Mt me rroVi-
dence, Npsic Saloon. -. .'rHr +, W. hi"'hiH'
Iunel
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PAINTING,

~ y.,ve, satin We nn Ivory, Sc taught In six les
~ sons even To those who are totally uhacp'ah'eu WIZ"
the use'cfthe Pencil. . ., ,,.s IN.
Mn~ Rar,tste, from Nesy-York respectfully Informs ue
,adies of tbis town. that necessarily detained mere
for short time, and that she purposes giving instruction ~ ~
sS;s trsanf accomplishment Specimens may he seen on
snn,ics,on M her apartments at the house oi MI Ion
smith, in tho rear Angel seet, or ut the store OF "a q
Reekwsith No. 10, Market Street. June 10
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PRO HDENcE ELoA rlN1 EARN

vHyuE proprietor hnvlna just lteinp as sp c,on'
dies ,od :Sn,lons, of Proviieacs and rs vcinty, M
viii, be locate IN the Cove at the Too o iiyniao s'ee
vden win every eonvenencei will stand oil where Inc
currsa u pps fron its central stnlpn cannot I'll, 10 III,
wife the conplny of those who cc' cold wiler baths.
Tho ap,rtne ofthe Ladies and Gentlemen are seplat
cd In an inner and those which are nppropa'eu
for h ssnsr will ne. under any ccustanoes' 'py ~
hs proprietor h,vng prep,ed this comfortable house Tor
those disposed 10 enjoy e luxury of the cold os or shower
hsh d,,,er, himself that he will be literally rewarded py
the p,tronigc ofa generous public ,,o,a,
TENa5Eseason Tickets s., single tickets ID l-s cents
ton tickets eI. ~ r ,se ~,
The Hnuse viii be open every msrning from sunrise nn
90 g. To- s,,.,c~s An = '...." June IA
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NOTICE.

TuyHE Pupseor Of the PkviLioN has recently erected
yty qt landing place, Tor The accommodation of gen
teeI' p,rties sailing upon our river.
Atl tde ksep the channe OF tbe river fu about one
then seer duey @ the landing place, upon which
1'p h!ns S,Ex X T's W H. T.. FOSTER.
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TIME eop,rtner.bp heretofore existing between the sub
ws,;beW under ihc 6rm OF J.. & c. HowrLL, dis.
.olss, sv IN the 2)h instant The business .f
.,hsr;,.t - IL, NJ, III, ,ur,o,c j. b. HOWELL,
rS,ssSt ~ 's'''F BIS .f T.. +. HOWELL
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The morn was ushered in with stional salute
and the bells Of the various Churches, rang merry
peal The day proved clear add cool though some
what dusty At nine o'clock, procession was for
med at tho bridge, which was by battalion Of infan-
try under tho command Of Colonel Potter, escorted
to tho Universalis Meeting House, whom the follow.
ing odos composed for the os:asioa, were sung BY
Mr.. o. Sha,S. %. -''.''' '..~". ---'
ORIGINAL oDEs-By M. Thgmm C. Hart'Aorn
Hail to the morning of Lib.ry's birth, .,...
When the star Of Columbia 6r,t in the iiy,
When the ehaa, Of the tyran dashed to the earth
Add the glad shout Of freemsn seended on hight
Let the altar be raised to our chivslr0u srsh "A - .
And the inc eme Of gratitude nsuri'h It's fires; - g..
Let them live in our hearts, aud 10 song .ad In story,
That our oaspras may cherish the love offrs slssy
For ambition, wild frenzy ..
,' To them unknownj
. Aud 20 crime stairs the shsPlet ..t
,,- ,., Their valoar bath Won -,.. .. 90.
may their descendant, win trophies "furs. ''-''
whersser th.u banner ao,is wide to the hresisi
Be fred with their zeal, with their srmnsss endure,
When our Country shall cali for such ,iftus's these,
shoull Tyranny faint her more with his breath,
May her champion. spring fodh as rs,i,c,'a dsashj
Aad cursed be the craven, that bear, slaves burdtu
When freedom, Il sure to he vietOryS sasrdsa ''''
Then hail tothe morn - ~
DO when foreahsr rose, % - ="
And hurled their dth,nee - "' g.
At liberty, foe,
Their Glory shah live, and devotion impsr '''
To thousand, Of brave ones who bend mol The tnsS,
Ns,er, never 10 fade, till tLere beats not a heart
| In breast that is worthy to live and be free!
When Oppre,ion forth in her msreile,' WRATH,
| Aud the Dc mon Of war !. abroad in ii' path,
With this fvr waehwe,d tnsse shoussnds shall rally,
And heap Gii the foe etrry river and valley: - '
- MIA fhe ferce ruth Of hattie ~.'' &c.
Th' invader shhiI fSsl ''' .'. '"''@-
-..' That the ,piri of F,e.i-m .o-., ..-,r
s'' Hath pointed the steel. o.. y'.-... .
Hail to III. morning Of Liberty. hirth 49, "-''"
When the star Of colunbia f, lo,s ia the Ky,
When the chaia Of The Tyr,nt Dashed to the Earth,
And the glad ,.ou. Of &, aissaded on high
lie, the altar be raised to chivalroui iifes,
Ard the inceus. Of gratitude brighten it, frs.;
Let them live in hearts, aud in song and in story.
| That offspring may eberh the love ot eve gl"ry!
For aabilon', wild fsnry -,
Toihen was unknows
| Not elime ,tans the easpst t..
! ,... Their yalour bath won' . ., :. ..... go,
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~ COPARTNERSHiP.

TY<nf rlcfiers have entered into cop,rtnehp for the
spupcse OF masuaciur,ne hfschinery under tire name
Elm Street Machine Manufacturing Go. and have located
themselves Eln-strcet Eddys Point where they WIFI be
happy to answer any sails from their ends In town or
couauy, fos the above mentioned business b
. JOHN S. EDDY, .,-...
~''"A' LANES BROWN,
u ss~;i 7a' '. EBENEZER WRIGHT.
.y ,,~4 'r-.- ~ EDWIN FIELD. ...
Wapied by The nloye, quantity of Chesnn Log sna for
Cards, for which cash win p1id. 6w2aw June ID
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NOTICE

TVyIIE slrrr.ers have eniea jne cosrtnfsbp, under
a. he iinn anl style of Burntnn and El'dt and VA.
,bcSrf transact the business OF ink Dde,s ana Stuoh
or ,,.1c, ,,,nt name .i.f THOM vs. IL BURNTON.
h,na y5 = t - CHARLES ELLIOTT
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PAVILION BOATS.

TuyHE new and elegant baais ADELISs md ELLEN VIII
rn daily TO and from Pavilion ff The accommodation
s$5teS psaiss - =. -
f1s bouis will leave Ashons wharf, No OF South Wafer
rsreet and tcessery end Of Dofranoesiuei whar ~ ~
aud ls'slosk A. NJ and at aud 3o'slosk =. ~; arc
~ ,1lsE~'sS lxseESn~'sS p. ,eaiu e-.s Ass - -
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y21yL;s9S HnD.MNgs
FOR PRESIDENT,
JOHN QUlNCY.AD.A.WS

Who's WASHINGTON, in 1877 considered the most vana-
BILE public character we hal abroad
Whom JEFFERSON, in f7s5, esteemed highly that he
said Mr. GERRY"I eongrstuate yonr Country on tIer
prospects In this young msnj'
Whom MADISON appointed first to negotiate Treaty for
Peacei -
Whom MONROE with the advice OF General Jackson placed
FIRST in his Cabinet; ..- .a . - ..... '.
Whom THE PEOPLE, 1894 elevated to the highest station
ia the world; -
Whose ration though ss,lsd from the icrinnns by
Opposition unexampled for its bitterness and Pohsscy,
has been singuarly prosperous
And who les, than four years, beside, deayng the ex
penses Of government gres and exsysgan they are said
10 he nv his opponcm, beside, applying upwards OF
TWELVE MILLIONS to works Of public improvement
and naionsl deIepce-NAS PAID MORE THAN
THIRTY-THREE MILLIONS OF THE PUBLIC
DEBT.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
RICHARD RUSH,.
The present able and efficient Secretary Of the TIesa.
- ry--bni fearless advocate of the Interests
and Honour 81 hi, Country ..
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;ae,r&BooTs & SHOES. "a

acr2s 1Et1,OOTS & SHOES.-eo
II E.ihi RICH iARDSON, has the pleasure Of inform
81 ing his renfs a1t rc pubiic, ht ne hns taken tie
adjpinr Sure, No l5I TO 49, Washington Street, Boston,
directly Opposite The Old South Church, for the express
puAiV " acc6mnod tin those who ciase k'r Che com
y Iea trade and hopes by so'sisnt nnremltlns ai'en
.ssy.Y !, CONDITIONS, t...st 60 ,
Cndcr 900 Cash,
.f()yerr z, 100 ~ - D.. .-. ... Months,
/. 500 months.
ANY article in his lne furnished at the shortest notice.
ON -fftNft, ---------
Rc1mpyetc assortment of Ia ies black, wle and Pearl
cooyed heed md spriag heel slippers .lyr. .'.F.
Moses and Ciiidren's black red and blue Lestry and
Dehirfrrk Satin heel and spring slippers
baseeco d, American and ssit Calf wakinz S;ices,
and heel mps will good assortment of Chdron's red.
ye2Y sFee bne and lea coed Boclees and anee strap
GaIremeds fine calf, horse hide, and seal skin Boots
.xsc,.',-f ,-t..-. ALSO.
Philadelphia Baltimore and New York Sole Leather, Shoe
Thread an Lining Skins Cochnea, sciver all OF those ar
tcissnfe Watranird first rate. - ..H
~ r. requests thnse WHO wish 10 purcliase, 10 ra
and exaine his stock, fresh and direct from the dit
ferent nanifartres
hhrhose Who will fIvor him with their orders, shall re-
ceiys, tie rnsa strict attention. ,..... ..
Btrinn, NAV 20
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P0nrER, PALE. ALE, NEWARK CIDER
Kyb.vIALbbas eossan,ly on band Boued Potrr,tale
M, An, sli. .NswsIk CIDER Of the sey b.a 1asny a.
w&yiEsN o. refsr. 80 . f3souib Msin~uetl
pAgNs 1900 sm .- =. rFf tf
esv pso,' o. s4Saesf. s "l ~f-
.sSf.sass a. = so sa3.afss'-; -. fs-.'
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FOURTH OF JULY.

fro DE coNriNuxD.1 j
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-17
Dyspepsia.

nRMEAD'S PILLS have been proved oy We, 81
IL fallibIe test of truth, experience, 'ne "o n.
fectual medicine ever offered in any coun,!!' 49,, ~
cure ofal those deranged states OF the I,GSrs1IOv
gans, denominated DYS PERSIA, or can
which frequently makes its appearance
plicated forms, such as loss ofaPpette' ofua
stomach, and sometimes vomiting; beich''s "rr,rorY
ter, which issometmes tastcess, but most .;"s,c.
sour knewing in the stomach, heartburn, n he
paleness of the counenance, ianguor' 10" ,r-5ed
spirts, palpitation Of the heart, vertigo anu Jf
sleep The number ofthese symptoms 'aE ub'e
en-, patients, by some being felt only IN pn,se,bs.
others, have additional ones, equally ss.nIerts:
such as severe pains inthe head and breast b rr,.;
evacuation, or wasting ofthe whole body viii I, vii
weakness particularly Of the legs .t. s,oms,5
most effectuaIIy all sourness OF ~. co,rec;
not merely by neutralizng the acid out Oy rs
that morbid state ofthe secretions when S.b,,,.l
it; and at the same time will restore to 'ne !. ,5.o
organs ofdgestionthat tone and vIgor sm,l eccr
lutely necessary tothe well being OF the ,b,, ,hG
omy. The best proof of their efficacy :, and us
are prescribed by many ofthe first Physioht ,her
ed by the mostntelIigent families 'hrous"'N
The above valuable remedy is'od BY r. r.. uanass.
& SON. Alexandria, who are agents tor .ns ~ notd
turer: by N. Jewett, Washington Chy, ana d,s
the druggists through the United s'' New yo
wholesale, by o. & W. Hun, Druggists, =. 49,
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New Orleans Sugars, Teas, &c.
on HHDS New-Orleans sugars
81 80 half chests Young Hyson tea
25 ten catty boxes sunpowder, and OF supe.
rior quality
IS ten catty boxes imperial do
10 halfchests souchong do
s boxes spermacet candles
II reams ow-p iced writing paper
Landing from the schr Erie from Ney-York, and for
sale by S. MEsSERSMITH.
TVhO has IN Store,
St. Croix and Porto Rico sugar in hhds
New Orleans do do in bbls
Baltimore refined nos. I 2 and in boxes and bbls
Cognac brandy in pipes ofvarious qualities
apart old and fine
Holland gin do
Whiskey in hhds and barrels
Port, sherry, Colmenar & Malaga wines, in quarter
casks
Sicily Madeira, and Colmenar do in half quar-
ter casks
sparkling Champagne do in boxes of
dozen bottles each
young hyson tea in chests half chests, and 10 catty
boxes of various qualities
gunpowder do in half chests, 10 & 5 catty boxes,
and boxes containing half cannsters
imperial do in chests, half chests, 10 catty box
es and boxes containing ? half cannisters
souchong do in chests and half chests
chocolate, Bakers and Lapham's no. in boxes and
halfboxes
paper. printing, letter, wrapping and sugar loaf
binders and bandbox boards
molasses in hogsheads
Bristol porter and VINE bottles and velvet corks
mackerel, no. in bbls and nos. & 2 in ] bbls
race ginger, nutrnegs, cloves
buraps, nos 2 &
German osnaburgs; Hessians
Russia Sheetings, &C. &c, March IL
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-17
Venetian Window Blinds

TIME subscriber hegs leave to inform the nrh,..
Il that he has commenced the manufacture ri v'S
dow blinds ofevery description such as VIII
Spring roller shutter blinds, for the outside 9TH.
wialows,
Spring venetian curtain blinds for theinsde, and
Spring parlourblnds.
Spring hall doors.
OtThe above will be made at the sho,tes, ro;.,
and lower than the wholesale New York prices r.,
above blinds which he offers to the public are no,
be surpassed for neatness. elegance, and durability S
any thing ofthe kind heretofore offered.
ALSO, Portable desks, gentemen's dress;nyc,s4,
and all kinds of Cabinet work made at the SHORE
notice. by application to the subscriber on wa,bns
ton street, doors north Of King street, opposite n.
Marshal's Office. Ordersf for Washington tobeleEs.
N. p. Poor, Commission Store on the Avenue.
NIB. Old blinds repaired ard painted.
or Two APPRENTICES WANTED.
march 20 W. J. FERGUSON, =