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PLANTERS,

as agent for cfIecrng Sales oftheir Tobacco for
them lie will claim compensation according
to the following lcduccd rates, to vii
Fora Hind brlne ing not more than 50 per
hundred, 50 cents per hhd
And for all Tobacco bringing higher price
5 per hhd.
And where he sells. collects the money, and
furnishes a statement, an additional charge OF
80 cents on each hogshead will he made IN eve
nv case. fle will also ship their Tobacco for
them If required on the customary terms.
He hatters himself that from fifteen years eX-
peyicnce in the Tobacco business, the planters
will find it to their interest to get him TO sell
their rcops for them.
His Office is directly in front Of the Franklin
Hotel in the town of Lynchburg, where he may
always be found except when at the warehouses
GEO. WHiTLOCkE.
Dpc . ON
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FRESH Garden Seed.

YHyHOMAS ! DUVAL has lately received
L from Nessrs. Therhurn < Son, N.YDrA,
II supply OF Fresh GardeH Ssed, neatly pat
mp Catalogues OF which may he had al his
Store. Also an additional supply Of Drugs
Medjciucs, Paints, Ois, Dye-SipBs. PeBnnft-
~, 4,c. which makes his assortment equal to
any ever offered ia this place.
Dec. 81. ts21
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Commission Business.
TIELDTllf l.. IvILIIIJS

HESPECrFULIY informs his lriend. and
Il q the public, that he has commenced IN.
COMMISSION BUSINESS, at L,nchburg,
Two doors below the Franklin Hotel.
He solicits encouragement, aud proo,,es all
those who may confide ia him, hat their bn,i-
ness shall be promptly attended to. uew,ll re-
cel'e Goods ON Storage, aud lorua,d then, as
may be direetcd-Also, snip tobacco. Flour.
and every kind o produce 10 Richmond
March p tsao
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The following charming hnes, addfessdi I
vile were written bs { = la e Bishop iiebcr
ring his ahsenee from hrr. on hts loug aud a.
Gus visitation ol the Upper ffu,race IN lndiu
I long before his death
Ifthou vert by my side, love
How fast would evening f,li,
In green Bene dl. pniut, grove
Lntqniug thu nlghtug ale.
lfthou my love wort bv my ,ilr.
Ny hlhus at nY hue.
How g1tiy would our p.uuaec gl1a
Ger 1unga, nu,c sra
miss thro n the d,wnmc erpv,
When, an our DIX reslud.
In farsass casr ny hnhs ! ny,
And WOO the cooler Wind.
mis-. thee whente Gaaea's sfrsm
Ny nllhne tops ! smd,
hatn"=i brte AHA TIN lamp pale bcan
MISS tbpr irum my idle
lsproad NV hoois- nv prncl try.
Tao ing frHr naup a. .Ha.r,
l'nl mi tf luui approving rye.
Thy mock attentive ear.
Bul whnn Of morn aud eve the star
Rehnlds ne on my huer,
feel, thoura thou AT distant ut
Thy prayers ascend lgrmr.
Then on thrn on Vherc duty loads.
Wy eruf.r hf ouN ard sin
Ger hfpld llmInst1 suifry meads,
Der bcal, Amorph's hill.
That cours" nor Delh,'s kmrly gatry,
Npr MID nltab datuu,
Tnr sweet the His ms hpth awaits
Ky ondcr weston MAN.
THY towers, lombav, elcam bright they say,
Arress the dark bin ,ru,
Bal nc II orrc heurt- 50 lrht aud gay
A. then ,aall meet N Thea
.
From Hir Boston SintcHnaL
CASTLES.
lwlh was u painter should die
At tAutg nv three sturu years aud ten
II wpnh disulmy liie va Why insit
fnu hour and guHe On Womnn 10 look IN
B1u.hh lifted lash upon an eye,
Auddf,ul, up its expression TIL ny slull
Todd breathe II iutn culor To be set
Jotnt,mato aApell thnt ~ ny venus
Va thtItliue like tn music Of nlphrrr
f"pHc. aud gaze upon ripe rcd lip,
1dI could muko one like II add arrest
A smile TINT could mako angels luitcrcrs,
And not to he rhlddru Hang me II the thuugl
Don't burn ne mp IN go 10 liuly
CASSIuS.
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HTRESu GARDEN SEED have this
n day received, direct rom New-York
my supply OF Garden Seed, consisting OF the
following
washington peas White solid celery
or six weeks Red do do.
Do frame do. Early horn carrot
DO. Charlton DO. Long orange do
Late marroWinl do. Early blood do
Dwarf do. Cluster cucumber
Do prolific DO. Turkey do
Early Wilson 10 Long green do
Tall maffoWlai do Late do
Blue dwarf imperial do sea kalo, very supe r
sugar or salad do Scotch do
Yellow weeks beans Large green head let
China dwarf do Tennis ball do ltuce
Early Canterbury do lee do do
White kidney dWarfdo Drumhcad do
White Lima do Early eilecia do
png pod do " bite onion seed
Early YORK. cabbage Red do
very superior Carried parsley
Burgeu 30 Iomatoe seed
Drumhea do Early short topscarlct
Red Dutch Ia Kaddish
7nvoY do Cherry tnrnp do
Russian do Salmon do do
Late imperial DO White Naples do
Early emperor do Cnrled peppergrass
Early hloodiurHlp beet Garden crrsS
Blood red 10 Onion cloves
Alanse wurze do Oue seed
E'riv horn do Satisfy or vegetable
Mammoth pumpkin oyster
Common do Early summer squash
White mustard seed Early parsaiqs
Black do lNasturllan seed
Turnp seed of every
description
The subscriber offers tho above List Of
Garden seed to his customers, together with
many others now in use, all Of which are war.
ranted genuine.
WALTER II. MIDDLETON.
Jan. 2S.
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TERMS.

a. ner annuu, payable in advance.-No sub
= III, h. received for less time thnn Sax months
IsflPu' ,lj be discontinued Gbut at the discretion
'nt 10 95stors} uutil all arrcafages are paid
vii be ,1,i[ 5 al cents gu sfa or ea Pe'
qsafe :" Those from distance must be pad toi
e5nhn1, ,leIr insertion, the payment assumed hy
r' 1as proe..P % pet'oain Lyneh1"rE'
,haocery Ordcrs notesceeung two Squares are IN
= far Sly dollars.
~ II letters addressed TO the Editors must be post
- rtlev will not DO attended to-
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ALBRIGHTS
C0llNMnYa% SNNLp

FMNEilS Medicine, for the short hmet Ia,
II been before the Public, has p royed itself
superior 10 PinaceaS, and other remedies. 10
sncha degree Is to give confidence 10 the Pro-
priCtor, that its efficacy alone will support ITS
distinguished merits II Is the most useful sprlu2
and autumn Alternative ever yet discovered. II
/, SO perfectly innocent, thai no cvh effect need
be apprchended from il, whenapp agrceably
u the directions, Il may be gwen, without any
apprehension To the most tender infant, OF fee
bic adult
The COLUMBIAN SYRUP will relieve and
eventually remove the following diseases Ne
crosls Carries, Tor ulceratlous OF the houcs, j
King Eyll, or SCfofula. Rheumatic affections al
the head, aud system generally syphilis Mcr
cufal, and all complaints lglnaung IN HE M
proper use of Mercury; Ulcers OF the mouth y
THROAT; White swelling cancerous, aud mgete-
rate Ulcers; discharges from the Ears dlseas
Is Of the Skin Liver complaints Jaundice, In
digestion. and Debility.
As general dcpmanve article, or purifier
of the blood, this medicine possesses invaluable
powers II improves the appetite, aud kas til,
remarkable quality at dcprong the skin Of tina
yellow bilious TINT, which Is 50 common IN hiliou
constitutions Besides the diseases above emu
merated, it is also rec ,mmcndod as remedy tol
that affecting disorder, the liberated sore head
under which chlldrensul the most excr Iciatine
tornents for years.
Each bottle oftbe genuine Medicine has lab
el, representing the Eagle aud the Hydra viii
my signature.
a. Pace 50 rrR BOrIIEANn $50 rTN Doz
EN- JACOB ALBRIGHT,
No. lO3, Arch street, near lhnd, fhlla.
Oct %
The subscriber has Just received large guam
tity ofthe Columbian Syrup anil Is the a
gent for this section of country.
WALTER H. MIDDLETON,
Opposite Post OliCe,
Oct %.
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dFCTyONEER.

for the sale ofreal and personal estate.
From his long experience IN this business, he
entertans no fear OF not giving entire satstac-
ton.
For the accommodation of those who may
choose TO employ him, he will go any Ieasona-
bic distance into the country. tie also offers MS
services to the
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Dec, g

e4PRING AND SUMNER CLOTHING
"a lust received and for sale At our room
back Of our store, ON main street, large and
valuable assortment of Spring aud Summer
Clothing OF every description, some OF which
are made in the best manner and fashion, and
will he sold nearly as cheap as the making would
cost in this place.
Among the assortment is fashionable round
coars also handsome white and cdloured Mai
sails Ncttcoats.
Apply to .-,., ,,,,,,,,,,.,,,.
March 20
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aEESSRS. George Eldwall and John Bull
VI lock aud james Bullock, surviving part
e,IofWilliatu Cali, John Bullock add James
poIock late merchants aud partners trading
'l,lsr the finn of Cali, Bullock u Co. John Bull
ark surviving partner of WIN. Calf aud John
p,lock. late merchants and partners, trading
aoder the firm Of Gait Il Bullock and the SAID
Iobn Bullock in his individual capacity.
TAKE NOTICE, that snail, On the eighth
5sy oCthe next term of the Superior Court of
flaneery for the Lvnchburg District, move
53id { nurt 10 amend the decree pronounced by
the said court ON the 10th day of May, ls21,in
the suit then depending IN sald court, wherein
was plaintiff, and you were defendanis--ihe a
monument which shall so move To have made
IN said drecree, will be 10 correct an error
,5ercin as 10 the amount of the principal OF my
4an against the sad George Elwall the said
decree having been inadvertently, and erfone
,asly entered for the said claim as current ma
grL when IN point of fact the SAID principal sum
was sitritHg money. .-....,.z.u.....
DANIEL HIGGlNH0THAM.
March IL wSw45
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FgyHE subscriber having determined in eonpIi
b ance witt, the solicitations of some of his
frlen is, to resume the Auction business, now
makes a tender of his services to them aud the
public generally as
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-05-01

a. H1fHS Genuine PiNACEd, olid POT
~ TIERS C1THCLICON. Just rtreirtd 6g
THOMAS j. DtpdL.
Ian 10.
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Old Madeira.

SEE have on hand a hamper of l.. p. Ma
w deIra Wine, IN hotties, (seaIed,) three
Years in store.
MKEr, ROBINSON & co.
Ian. : TOO
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nited States Money.

'ew Thousand dolidrs G.. States Notes can
1'o at small premium Upon Immediate ,
paeauon 1t AI.El,N'S
Dc aN
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CaJcined Magnesia, which, together with his
former stock makes his assortment very large
aud complete, all of which is now offered 10 his
friends, customers, aud the public on the most
reasonable terms.
March l..
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POETRY.
+ THOU VERT By MY SIDE. LOVE

The following charming lnes, addfessdl ID
his vito were wtitten bt Ia Bishop hehor
during his ahsenee from hrl on hts loug aud AZ
duous visitation Of the Upper Pro, ace IN India.
nnt Inn,, Ia, t,rp ms death
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-05-01

HSREsu GARDEN SEED have this
h day received, direct from New-York
my supply OF Garden Seed, consisting OF the
following;
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-08-20

What says for Instance, the history of bis measres
'in l8ls'"-[ Richmond Enquirer, .a,arcl. 70, lse4
General Jackson, 1t seems, always thought Mr.
hladsou was one Of the best of ,nen aud great CT
Viian'--but did not prefer him Presiden, because
VIC always believed tlai the mind OF y,blos,n5sr
couid not dwell biood and curnrge viz any ron,
iio'"'c; .. cour7c hat nc rassrut well E!ei .or
stormy SEA- dow prcED9>erous a his objection,
wien II IS raooiiocted That Mr.. nlad,son vas the
Every man 10 recommend war, 10 which war Gen J
'>ow+s his own high reputation The General in this
zone stroke OF the PENCIL, draws his own characer-
- "r IS CONTINUALLY floating before lis otrn c,cy-
ne man WHO can view bland and crrrys wiz, com
pdsure, has higher Qualifications !r the PRESIDENCY
tnan he who Is great cruian ysca! ao!iticiTn:
''ior, III Mr. Msiiso.iS case this is synonv,nous win
"a philosopher VIVA; kind of President ,you;b his
great ci"ra@ make? gentleman who ccang! j7se,.
"fret te plain er2rssyio Of one i2c-aad vet w>,!!
"he called upon to administer all the Law OF tie land,
.one whose IDEAS are so rm,o o.; Hila,l that re wond
''fansIrte ifn0r into spy, 2oui puniSl, frert
$pn not byi c5rI but by corr lllytyte
one whe IN great crisis you'd convert tie s2hol4
'c0aHl'y 1to great camp. and would reirca almost
''erory thing under Hrr!ig{ Lc. II Ibis individual be
"a hutticnn, then indeed as he says himself slgHns
"re mere butbiaH' What respect would such great
crilton, entertain for the i1cs aud the Constitution OF
"'A' country Is spit M one qur1Gca CJ, ar Cher
'''i"g' AE'"'fE"- ie:yfa0n3 E0qriJc.- 7fryt3 l&24
we cannot consent 20 lead tapd towards the
election OF such IMAM Gen. JAcYsoN Ess is too
'tlIe q S'dtesUGlil0 g,Ht--oo U0ilaf "a t,s fcnDey
Its n'cnGaos t,o eMct inciac;i 70 crbrry core,-.
'"'h 10 obtain tie dint!e support az ne Editors or
: oiS !'fPer. WE woUr.D nEpHhcA9i. MS rLEc,r1py
rs \ cLIisE UPON TIRE coI-HrRy."
lieir1o"ond Enqlirer, Or. II, :G2l.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-08-20
Caucus MILITARY TIcKEr.
FOR PRESIDENT,
ANDREW JACKSON Of Tenn.
For PICE PRESIDE,A.T,
JOHN &. CALHOUN CT s. C..

CAUCUS TICKET,
l District. WILLIAM G. HoLr OK Norfolk
g WILLIAM II. MsFAgLANo Of PETERSBURG.
john CARGILL Of Sussex
Maj. L. M. NELSON Of Mech;enbuya.
RIcHARo LoaAg Of HALIFAX
6 Or. JAMES JoNEs OF Nottowa,.
Z Judge William DANIEL Of Ly4,chb>yg
. Gel. JOSEPH MABTIu of HEM.
WILLIAu +. GoRooc; Of Albet0aTl.
10 Judge WnLIAJ E&ocNENBRouGl, Of Rae.
mond,
Il GHoEGn BucKSEa Of CuroliYc.
u WILLIAM JoHES Of Gloucester.
- Col ROBBERY MsCAHnL1ss1 CT W.lf.asn-s-
burg.
"a ELLysoN CunR;a of EancHsscr
Is Judge JoHy ". GREng Of CGlpcpcr
rs Col. JoHN GIBSON Of Prince " !!iianr.
II Gen. GEoReE RUsT Of Iouclou1.
18 JARED WILLIAMS OF Frederick
10 Or. J. D. WILIiAMsoE Of Roc!z:arii;uf.
20 JouN BowYER OF Roekbritlgc.
81 Maj. JoIIY 3. GEORGE &C Tazcwei.
% ANDREW Russell. of Washington.
% JOEL SHREWSBURY Of I[anawha
"a JOHN M:MILLAE Of Brooke.
GJsof Gen JAcKsor's unfIroess for tie P5e5lcnc~.
lis feas have furnished the strongest evidence
OF him, Mr.. Jefferson said, lie wourl as soon tfri.
of making sailor CT Geek or a soIaiar .: 4 goose
es a President Of andrew >tscl@>p.n
UJ'N illness what lis consistent frt,rl Mr.. ErGa;e
think, OF him. 4 i
tbs 10 Gen JAC|.sDS would sreelS WI rosrori:
'iWe feel for bitn The sncC-est e4atruGe. Ec eYoa
"gfatttu5e have hounds, when tie npri,css of
''yDle ration is at stake Bring Sis qualifications 10
'ftite bar Of pnblic o?iHoD, and hoy viii they s,and,
''ife saved New Orleaus te is warriaf; an 9i and
Gan able OrHg of energy OF puhlis -it of in
'tegii!y Of gepiiis. Bun these - tic oual,Ga
"tinDs which, reonited in President of i!o ai,cr!
estates! Ila gGcn. JAcBa;H1 is d;srirru;shci sol
sTier but IS I've Siaiestnar? Where TIC evidence
''6f iH Where lis political spearhcs, lis ,iisoacI,
"es2 his cssaysS his measures? Where are lie eyi.
'depces of l5st skill and attainment, rocs 10 which
"a :e of study, and Of ;xpsrreure Is essentially
''uecc5ssry? COMPbR tII4I WITH ADAMS. mil
"l1ilh CrGGf0rd, AID HOW iSFEBIOR MUST
''HE BE--vien take INTO account the series Of
"hs Pnrsuits and the Of evidence which he has
''exhioitcd'o-[3 iictmona enquirer, Fl5. &c, 13G:
CIT has nnp been maintained 20 I maxim, that the
''rran who can1ot obey. Orght 10 command; AMI
'g rule, 10 The present at ras;, Stands r7on THIS
''sound reasvr: ,at tie ITO makes his eyn will
'!and pleasure The sole milo and ude.p al his a:i--
cons, ought II he fts.cI lcii ne Lye po,ears ~
"a President Of ne =. S'yr,. We want for thai Of
'jce wi5a vii r0iy and catsfD,iy observe io
''Iav and the Constitution: G'r 'hcse ~ BE bis
1guides in the administration o. his puvers, Nov
nGenef5L Jackson posvsaseJ0 If fDt cooi Grd !enpcr1
''sPiEt, Whcs mill 6s hiDl For Erccwire Jfre-ie.
'.rqis2 HAS 80 exhibited 'sa' s-'~' in ass, 'ule
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-08-20

"lcaafot snteieoliy cypress he proFoIx r. Sentiments
OF admiration ami delight with which hhpe pc ruspd
'this paper SIR Atans vindica,iun of our gov
"erHufen 10 Don 0ns Il Is itien with an AsrcNIsn.
'.ISH forse OF Ingenuity; and Adorned s, i,ps cap
e:timtng doquence f dH derS%ptfo,TH II lirs the air
nt r1au who feels rrust atefy for tho yrengs az his
',rountry; wfro IS Indignant the nsn,s altered lla,
by the sggressor, pretending to demand redress and
"vlso ronss cat those fenins IL. tGe must tuFcibia
'EstraHs IL IS n MiSuAIESH piphus:.irIC GESI1s.
III - an oRNA7fIST 20 Try COUNTRY feel proud Of
"he'ouging 10 ration which hes nra6nceh sGcu "a
AYE OF ..LESTs II sijveis tie manifesto bt.
iSPanish cabinet ia dust ahl ashes l:o wtat vi or
>rsignilc"nce does the redouhtabe Chey aler On is
-"sint! lie seems like pigmy in tho Hands Of a
'!GiANT.n-Iefc,mona Euq1ir1p, c1n. 2, 1919.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-08-20
Gbe GonstttuttamaG ggguse.
DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN, Ticket.
FOR PRESIDENT,
JOHN QUINCY AID ANS of Mass.

EICE AtsD RUSH OF Pa.
ELECTORAL TICKET.
I District. Col. SrErHEN WR,GuT of Norfolk.
9 BENJAMIN HARRISON OF Charles CITY.
9 JosEru GooDwyv Of Dinwiddie
4 DR.. RICHARD FIELD Of Brunswick,
8 Gen. EDWARD G. CARR1NeToN Of Hallay.
BENJAMIN HATcuER OF Chesterfield
Z SAMUEL BRANCH OF Buckingham.
Judge FLEsuNo SAUNDERS Of Franklin.
DAVID S. GARLAND of Amherst
10 CHAPMAN JOHNSON Of Richmond
Ii Judge Francis T. BROOKE of Spotlsyl-
vania.
10 C.sARLEs Hill Of Hing &: Queen.
10 Capt. RoBERT LIVELY of Elizabeth CITY.
IA Capt. HANCOCK EusTAcE Of Stafford.
ID JOHN SHACKLEro3D Of Cu!peper.
i6 Judge WILLIAM r. c.. DADE oi' FRINGE
William
II Col. WILLIAM ELLzEy of I.oudeuIA
10 ALFRED Fl. POWELL of Frederick.
10 Col. JAMES MAUzT OF Rockingh
20 Judge ARCHIBALD STUART of Augusta.
81 BALLARD SMITH of Greenbrier
% Col. BENJAMIN EsT1La Of Washington
23 Judge LEWIS SUMMERS Of Kanawha.
Oh ALrHEUs ?. WLsoN OF MpnongaIip,
"a OF Mr.. ADAMS. Jefferson said, he is learned
a1h hnnest Man, the best of the New I,nglanders.n
IS-I!is most violent and persecntns ourtnies, have
done hnmsge to his ereat ami mss,ctly abilities
TTT-Nit.Ie the following:
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-08-20

tIjfc of Jockson,p y. 80. 321.
FLife % jackson, p 3S4,
Lie of JaoksCn, y. 379. 81
SJsS Eeg, vii. 2-A
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-06
NsNeNsia.

nR.MEAD'S PILLS have been proved by that in
~ fallible testof truth, experience, the most eff:
fectuatmedicne ever offered many country for the
ofal those deranged states of the digestive Or
gans denominated DYS PERSIA, or INDIGESTION,
which frequently makes itsappearanceinth most com.
cated forms, such loss ofappete sickness at the
stomach, andsometimes vomiting; belchng up of wa.
ter, which issomemes tasteless, but most Commonly
sour; knawing the stomach heartburn costiveness
paleness of the counenance, anguor lowness of the
spirits paptaton of the heart, vertigo and disturbed
sleep. The number ofthese sympt oms varesin differ.
ent patients, by some being felt only in parts while
others, have additional ones, equally dsagrceabIe.
suchas severe pains nhe head and breast ffatuIence
emaciation, or wasting ofthe whole body with great
weakness particularly ofthe legs. These pills will
most effectuay remove alisourness of the stomach,
not merely by neutraizingthe acid but by correcting
that morbid state ofthe secretions which give rise to
it; and at the same time will restore to the debated
organs of dgestion tone and vigor which is abso
uely necessary tothe well being of the animal econ
omy. The best proof ofther efficacy is, that they
prescribed by many ofthe first physicians, and us
edby the most ntelligent families throughout the u
MON.
The above valuable remedy issold by F.. STABIER
& SON, Alexandra, who agents for the Manufac.
turer by N. Jewet, Washington City, and by most of
the Druggists throughout the United States sold also
by o. & w Hull, Druggists, New York
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-06
Venetian Window Blinds.

yIllIE subscriber begs leave to inform the public.
I that he has commenced the manufacture Of win
dow blinds of every description such as
Spring roller shutter blinds for the outside Of tie
windows,
Spring venetian curtain blinds for The inside, and
Spring parlour blinds.
Spring hall doors;
orThe above will be made at the shortest notice.
and low er than the wholesale New York prices. Tie
above blind, which he offer, to the public are no, to
he surpassed for neatness elegance, ard durability by
any thing OF the kind heretofore offered.
ALSO, Portable desks, gen,lemen's dressing Gases
and all kinds of Cabinet work made at the shortcs
notice. by application to the subscriber on Washing
ton street doors north of King street, opposite n,
Marshaps Office Ordersfor Washington tobe ct,a'
| ~ p. Poor, Commission Store on the Avenue
n B. Old blinds repaired and painted.
| rfTwo APPRENTICES WANTED.
| march IS w. j. FERGUSON. +,
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District Of Columbia,

Alexandria CounY "
NOVEMBER TERM, 1877,
Joseph Janney trustee of Thomas Jan
ney e Co. and John NJ. Johnson as
signee Of SiIas and David Reed,
CompNs c,......
George Carson and Nehemiah Carson,
and Charles Bennett, Hugh Smith
and William Fowlc, trustees OF Geo.
Carson, DJFS.
TIME Defendant George Carson not having ..,cI
Il his appearance, and given seean! s1g,
ing to the statute and the rules OF this Cou'' n
appearing to the satisfaction Of the Count IPC.
d ayit filed, that the said Defendant George n.
not an inhabitant of the District OF COLUMBUS IN.
ton of the Compliments by their counsel ta
that the said George Carson do appear mere W.
day of next April Term, and enter his ap g,.,s
this suit, and give security for pe1ormHS w Cbsis
of the Court; and that the other DeienHAS
Bennett, Hugh Smith and William fo"ie ,.,,,s b:
George Carson do not pay away convey Of !, be:
debts by them owing to the estate or G,cs
hands belonging to the said absent De'ene' 'b.Cr,
Carson, until tie further order or decree o. nbl.J
and that copy Of this order be tcr'""r s.sspr
two months successfully in one Of the p"1.J.,,.oG
pers printed in the town of Alexandra, an" Hosg
be also posted at the front door OF ule w.
Of said County. Test, yre CL
ian Is Elm. I. Ill.,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-06
Florida land Ace,,cy

I<HE subscribers have opened office in the City
Il OF Tallahassee, for the purchase and sale of
Lands In the Territory Of F2orida.
Such is the peculiar character Of the landsin Flor
da and their productions, that yet very erroneous
opinions have prevailed among persons at remote dis.
tancesrom this Territory, in relation their true cha
racter.
! The subscribers will make the most minute exami-
nations OF the public lands vacant well those
which may hereafter be offered for sale They will
prepare themselves with maps of all the good lands
and with suchinformaon may be interesting to pur
chasers.
| The lands advertisedfor sale in December next EN-
brace very interesting section Of the Terrtory-be
ing situated farthest South and East ofany public lands
hitherto offered for sale by the United States and in
region OF country admirably adapted tn the growth
OF the grand staples Of Territory; sugar cane and
sea island cotton, well the rearing of the silk.
worm, and the cultivation of the orange and olive
One OF the subscribers having been engaged in the
survey of that country, is well acquainted with mos
of the lands of any value.
The subscribers will upon requsition, either enter
or purchase lands, and all letters addressed to them
(post paid) will be promptly attended to-
REFERENCES.
Col JAMES GADsDEN, Tallahassee, Florida,
Col. JOHN GAMBLE, Richmond, Virginia,
Hon A. G. DADE, Prince William County, Virginia.
MsJof BrRDC WILLIS, Fredericksburg, Virginia
JOHN dAoRAE, Esq. Prince William County, Va and
Major w. F. THoRNTos, Alexanc ria, d. C.
C. BRON IUGH,
HENRY WASHINGTON
Tallahassee, iy 1871 anl8