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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-06-09

ble." Most righteous Judge A Daniel come
10 JUDGMENT! A wise and upright sentiment!
Could there lie a resurrection at the loot OF the
palows, aud a government De established oy
convicted relpus they would be Obliged 10 "a
dont JUS, such principle for the basis OF 'hrir
em,;re 10 ensure their preservation and securi-
t.. But how does il stand with General Jackson
when the law Of public opinion renders ,mpra'-
,icabIe the election of prcflne s'cenrer, sedu'
Ger. sLanderer, duel.lst, sc. Pope Ely found The
General in quiet mood during the week he
spent with him and disposed TO give "h's ser'.
nas Thoughts to heaven" On another occa-
sion, he might have found him among ''prodi-
gals" and"rio,ous PERSONS" galloping through
inc streets of Nashville at the head Oh Troop
Of horse Jockeys and gamblers; or shooting IN
a cold blooded duel his rival in contested and
doubtful, horse race. The Pope says Oh Inc
whole, he should prefer for President, always,
Sound Presbyterian Getth General elected
and Ely for high Priest, and perhaps he can
get law made declaring the President shall
'Iai,u0ys be a sound Presbyte'ian;" and ina:
wet Id be abou, the tendency Of the Rev, Ezra
S.ylrs Ely's proposition, in such hands as his,
10 create "n Christian party in politics - t'nal.
", we are glad Pope Ely has attached himsei'
10 the opposition; had we been 81 unfortunate
as TO have had him come into our enclosure, we
would have recommended as lhr first measure
OF s.fety, tina, h should wear poke. Depend
upon il, a piics, who neglects his own appropri'
ate callins-s a wicked priest; and Tor SUCH
ar on. tn interfere with the government oil Our
country AVID lay his hands upon "her magn'h
cent and awful cause," BODIES no good to our
free institu tions.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-06-09


pye told thee how glance of that bright eye
Has thrilled nv very soul How have
Looked upon its mimick hghtnings and watched
Its bright blazings till was blind with looking
How have felt my heart tits hard enough God knows)
Melt into pity at sorrowing look,
And learn to feel as its expression told me.
And having told thee this-l'ye more to tell thee'
Ive always been in love with pretty lips
7 never saw, but cild long to Kiss them.
Long to kiss them,--Well cannot hepit,
If tits wrong, tits wrong. But BY immortal love!
As Otwav says when do look on yours
i cannot think il wIcng. What! whentwo
Such ruby beauties ate before me
Speaking -bresth,ng Of love: wrong to wish
To Kiss chem. Y0,s cannot think SO.
Why could talk aud write forever Of u.ese lips;
could say that they soft and sweet and pretty
(That would be common proseike, but It wouid do')
Tha, they were rich, and ripe and red-red AS
cherry red as any thing you Please'
That loves and Grsces play around themi
That Iiyblan bees might swarm
And gather sweets and fragrance from them;
All you'll not say what would wish to say
All would not say they were lips
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-06-09

Cheerfulness Recommended. The e1ito,
Of the Western Review, (Mr. FIn,,) in one Of
he articles in the last number of his interesting,
public alton, thus recommends cheerful dis.
position.
"Wrrping philosophers may tell US, as much
as they will, ina, to smile is fault, and laugh
crime, which God has forbidden. We be.
lievc no such thing. We are with Cesar in
his estimation Of the lean and gloomy Bru,us
Rogurs NAV look gloomy from an evil on.
science, and want OF self respect. Hyno.
cries may affect mystery AMI gloom, for the
authority AMI cons 'quence il may give them
in the eyes of Iheir bind admirers. They, who
want ln,rinsi, material to create respect, my
assume sormnily of department, 10 preserve
their dignity unimpai;cd. We believe, ,ha,
God ,qnires Of US TO labor for chcerfnness,
and that an honest and benevolent man, ough,
TO smile as often as he inuoctn,ly Con Hean
en- knows, that these sunshines Of the mind
will be Sufficiently few and Ear between i, the
best. We are not afraid of smilers; bu, We al.
ways beware Of Knights Of he woeful counls.
nance, and them Of the long s ,ristsal ,isage
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-06-09

crowds Of blue and buff busting backward and
forward between :he Bank and Doctors Cow
mons, in the streets Of which latter the ,o.,,
grass would grow. Farewell 10 pap,r blockade!
and 10 all the sweets Of stopping and brinpinr
in for adjudica,ion
The Americans, the Danes, the Swedes ANIL
our dearly beloved friends the Dutch. wou,S
render our merchant ships as useles IS as 50 NJ,
ny logs. Nay, we should be COMPELLED to have
them to carry on our commerce; for good, il
an English ship would always be exposed 10 No
risk at all. Such, boroughmongers, i, thu
state in which we have been placed by the Ac,s
Of Parliament, which works so well, and
"just and necessary and glorious war for ,ba
preservation Of Constitution, the rn,y ~
surrounding nations, and the admiration Of Tia
world, and which war was, besides, I, cir, y,
indemnify jor Me past and security for The fulur."
SO 10 more al this presen, writing from
w NJ. COBBErr.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-06-09

,ib!e OF Distinguishing minute OBJECTS IN Cd,
scure ligh..-Boerhaave mentions the case OF
man who could read during the night when
he d, ank too freely. Richter saw man VINO
had an Inflammation IN the eye in consequence
of blow, who could read in dark night pei,
Tier makes men,ior of a woman that was bind
during the day The pupils became SO con-
tracied in clear light, that they almost disaP-
peared.
It has been told Of Tiberius Caesar, that II mt
awoke in the nigh, time,he could see all on]ecls
as clearly as if they had been illuminated WIN
a brigh, light, bu, that in short time, the OBJ
ects grew fainter and fainter, III al 'as' 'ney
vanished. The same thing is also told oil Al,
exander. Asclepiodorus is said 10 have reao
books in the nighl-,ime, Without the assistance
Of any kind of light; and Heronimus Cardan-
us assures US, that when he was Young be
needed no, tho assistance of a candle TO read ID
the dark. Similar cases are mentioned oy ma
ny medica al writers, the affection being d'nom,
mated Nyc,aopia. or nigh, vision, aud trea'ed
OF as dis,iuc, disease.
IDr. HIa,drop Of Edin.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-06-09

but head, Of families, Aft was OF Old IN israel
Num. Z. 9.
The Indians have thfr Posts ana aessrn>
os,s.,hat were swift orEoo,, whom they dis"
Catch, upoon their affaiIes, and they ran with
speed, and such were all, ing the iewes, oa''''
Is. "a, 26, o."
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-06-09
chesapeake and ONO ~ .a !" d.

c,,,n,-Tbe Subscription books TOT aT,'.D.,Ina
Cp are now open at the Bank Of 34''
may Soft
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-06-09
MONDAY, JUNE 9, 1925.
For The Phenis G0zetie.
TO

ga ripe red lip
That might make angels loiterers
Anil not he chidden.'
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-08-23
IGKs. cARwmg p. pAgw

"lSBES to receive into her family few YOUNG
W Ladies from the country. Mrs Page VIII at
tend most particularly, and personally, 10 tfJer heah
comfort religious instruction, manners and conduct:
and every facility will be afforded them for compile
ting their education. well selected Library and a
Piano Forte will be furnished for their use Masters
can attend t''cm and give private lessons in Music
French and Drawing. For other branches they can
attend the day schools IN Town Mrs. Page has ia
keO pleasant and ccrnmodious house in retired sir
uafion and contiguous The best schools Terms can
be known by application to Mrs Page either pe,so-
nay or 10y letter and for reference she mentions Chap
man johnson, Robert and Temple Gsrathnev. Beyer-
y Randolph and Bernard Pe,ton, Esqs
Young Ladies who have intshcd their rduca ton VII
be received by Mrs. Page as rarlour boa rders
Rrcbmond, Jul, 29th 1875
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-08-23
WILLIAM CRANE.

virtue Of deed OF trust executed
NJ by Richard Lyon, the 22d of April, 1928 and
recorded in the clerks oce of the county court of Cum
ter"nd on the @Sth of May 1928, SHALL the 22d 81
September neTt at Cumberland house, Offer for sale
at pubic auction. t" the highest bidder for cnsh sixty
acres at land conveyed by the said deed yny in The
said county, ArPnmauox river, adjoining the nds of
Edmund Eggieson and others together with ,hs grist mill
mp and cotton gin thereto The In nd is ali
low grounds of good qualify Acting trustees we shall
snch title only Is vested by said deed
JOHN HUGHES
Aug 23-w4t JOHN MILLER
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-08-23

ILrdSoIs.--In CHS state, Duncan, Tho PRESENT mem
Dor Of Congress and Jacksnniau, IS opposed BY Mr.
Fo,qucr. We have returns, but from what Duff
says, we nave sirewd guess how tire election will ter
inmate. Duff says, "frorn the Corrector published
few days before the election we find that local poll
tics will miDgIe in the contest What Duff, locain
causes against you in Illinois too!
II the reader is not too much offended ne viI be
unused ut these aaes attempts tbrow dust IN the eyes
Of the public upon the receot results Of the election
Wherever the JaclssonanS gain victory, there they
bsye prevailed by the pure aud uusided popularity OF
their Idol! But let them loyn it, as in louisiana Ken
tuck, Indiana Missouri, and as they anticipate, III
uos, 10 all such they have been defeated by The
sinister influence Of "oca" Causes. But as ve before
observed, lot the gentlemen console themselves 10 the
best manner they cam we shall be contentcd With
beating them, be The cause "locsl" or general
The Jackson party have but one card with which
they can retrieve the game! It's. that Mr.. Van Blu
rem the electoral Law to be changed in ~ York
apd !hs privilege Of slettan taken from tho people
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-08-23
vTisEszITIA aoAaDETyC4 Yr0yjsY

ne RS. NJ. 3. w. THORN TON, Of Philsiei,h,e,
Lfa respectfully in!oJms her friends nd acouaiutanc rs
IN the South that she has just opened u commodot,s
boarding House. at the South West o1 Eighth and
SAMSON Streets where individuals families ca be en-
tertaimed i the most comfortable nner, and nj 1ea
Sonaba prices The situation of her house. PERHAPS ns
sigble as that of any other in the city, lying between
thesnu and walnut streets, and in the vicinity Wash.
'mgton ard Independence square tho Museum the Arcade
the Academy Of Fine Arts, the Medical University tn.
Public Baths. the tco principal Theatres, other plecrs
of public
Aug 23 @,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-08-23
HIDES, LEATHER, &c.

600 BEST heavy Rio Gr"nie hides
466 Rio Janeito do
doc sailed Brazil do
400 do various other qualities do
loo Richmond sailed slaughter 40
300 do dc do cslfkins
1000 snai leather, of quality both oak and hem
LOCK iannase. from the very hes, to the n1e-
nor 10y The quantity or quarter of s!ds
too sides wax ind russell upper leather
on doz. caliskns aud kijlskns
Seal skins, horse aud grain leather
Boot morocco skins, lining and binding skins
Roll binding, boo; cord aud webbing
Boni md shoe trees, lasts, &c.
Black varnish
Shoemakers' and curriers' tools of oil RntS
2ooo los. coarse aud fine ball shoe thread
Harness, skirtng, and bride feather
Chase, bag aud lining hides
HogskiBs and Morocco skius of all idDds
Saddle trees, sirth and strsining webb
loo doz. English Basil shGeRskins
Coach lace, fringe, tassats,, SZc.
w oo and W oolien Yarn
$40 pair Richmond made p'anta.ion shnes
20 bbls. tanucrs' oiI-foI sale by
Aug 2S-wfi WILLIAM CRAEf
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-08-23

"e HashVne Republican puUshes foolish letter !, GU,
Nnchez which claims the Of Louisiana for Jacksp:
oy * OF 1900 votes claims for him majority Leafs
ia'ufe reduces Whites majority Livingston one fifth
ana ex7eseiaes oVcrt"n's over Brent nehaE. Every
statement con'ued by official facts. Nothing however
is too coarse for the Ostrich sto'oaoh Jaeksonism TO
digest In Maine, where they lately claimed one ,o,a
hesitatngy, they claim three co,ifdenny upou
strength of Iers In New York, they have assembled by
successive steps from IA 80 votes, they found them
requisite to cleo, the Farmer" II Illinois, Indiana and
Missouri elect Administration State Officers, they will
then claim OH in New Yorkand if Pennsylva throws
out mary more favorable signs they will insist upon having
all Ma inc and New Hampshire. If lying elect the
Farmer Mr. Jefferson himself, never go triumphant.
y elected as he will be.
AT meeting Of number OF the OGcers of Goth Re.
g'men, OF Virginia Militia, in Dunres, the day Of
August 1928, Captain James Fewe being called the
Chair and Lieut. Thomas X. Hamptoa appointed Secre.
ary on the motion OF Captain George Wallace Ma erae
the following Resolutions were unanimously adopted:
Resolved, That have heard, with deep regret,
death of brother officer, Col. BARHABY CANNON,
gentleman endeared all by his excellent qualities
soldier, and MANI and that in token respect for
days.
Resolved, Tha, the foregoing be published ia the Con
s''tutional Wing, Rchmund Enquirer, and Alexandria
GaZettre.
JAMES Jewell, Chairman
THos. r. HAMPTON, Secy.
The death of Colonel BARmARY CANNON being AZ
nounced, the County Court Of Prince William rhc, ~
session, Immediately adjourned aud Jesse E,vr,L .er
being called To the Chair, and George Wallace Macau.
Esq appointed Secr' tary, hpon the inOvun % Col
Gibson the following resolutions sse
by the Members of the Court and and Other Ci,i-t
present:
Resolved, That have heard, with profound gric: e.
the death If Col. BARNABy CANNON. a distinguished
member of this Bar, and gentleman endea red 10 US a.
to his County, by his talents, public his private
~orth and that testimony for his memory, will
Grape the left thirty DAYS
Resolved, That the foregoing I've published Rich
moBd Enquirer, Constitutional Wing, and Aexanaria
Gazette JESSE EWELL. Chairman.
George w, MAcRAE, Sec'v
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-08-23
ST. Louis CoUNTT.

INntANA.--Tesi and Jennings for the admlpfsfra-
ton, reelected Mr. Blake is also reported 10 be
successful. large majority Of the members elect OF
Ihe Legislature, are administration. Gov Ray voted
for by bnh parties Is reeiectc3.--sT,ocal causes
Duff How ~ Duff, tha. all rEre "iocaio causes
should be agains; you
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-08-23
IN OVERSEER W.4NIER

"A SoBER, industrious man, who understands the ma
IA tnagement Of Tobacco Crop, and bGng salts
factory testimonials character. &c wanted Ia ali.
charge OF the PanpitKe Estate IN Kng WiIlam-ouc
without family preferred liberal salary will he pivc
Apply to WORKMAN 81 hIcGRUDFp
Aug % o.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-08-23

any aIae ~sgers !ou,iied 90 as c,,ec,n.s tns, u;
inc committee be able to those of their fellow.
Parhzans who shall become Impoverished throupt ,h.i,
ignorance and Misrepresentation
GREAT MEETING IN DArpHIY Couxrv Tho
! harrisburg lnte'ljgeucer of the 9th saws
"CllEERING.-Yes,erday The friends nj lin, sa
,aStratiop IN this county held their meeting in tins
ooroogh. The courthouse full TO Overlooking -
Is oiaes' men say was the largest political meeting
held In the county within their recollect,on There
ere AT least between four and Eve hundred present
Harrisburg is 10 this county. In Dauphin. Mr..
Blythe claimed majority of 500 for .Jack,on. The
''boo, will be rotheE leg"
letter from Fairview, York county. Pa. pubIishea
IN the baltimore Patriot. says:
~ nave been at some pains ascertain the state Of
feeling IN this townships and assure Won MO "a, roll
majority OF Administration vote, Tb. yo, ,,auh
not have expected Of Fairview. The fact u however
So never expected we could succeed in This county
or stare. But l have faith to believe Adams will be
reelected and his friends here are heqnpinp ,o hone
he may get the vote OF Peuns, lyania-anS oven of
York county.
The administration party is silently increasing rerv
s' mere; anu the march of public opinion taking
e same direction in other parts OF the state (which
there is great reason 10 believe is the fact Jscksrn
cannot get our electoral vo,c.n
hENTucKT TRUE Returns have been received
irdm ai but eight counties. Kentucky is true to the
fa''h Neicale is elected Governor and tho Preeiden.
OF the State, put beyond any REASONABLE doubt
IN seventy i've countless the Administration majority
10 1892. This ia enuug tfor "enough is as good gs
FEAST" The jackson party, in the case Of Iou,sa-
IA asc'i5e their defeat TO io:a! causes Let them
console themselves well they can but lie, every
TREND OF civil Government, rejoice in the full conf
dence oil victory. The tide of success has set in with
Irresistible force Louisiana, kentucky, Indiana Mis-
souri, and m all probability Illinois, have raised the
flag oil the Administrations Pennsy is in the tbroes
EeVo!ul rn and believe the cause of civil govern
tnent will finally triumph there. THESE are most
ouspicioua Indications and ought inspire the friends
OF the same cause in Virginia, with increased conf
deoce AID energy. We call upon them no, in the spir
OF presumpan but Of entreaty, rally for the las.
charge We are unacQuainied with our actual
strength We hare been stunned and overcrowcd hv
tie noise and mproar Of Jact,onism As IN Louisiana
and Kentucky, viii il prove in Virginia that the
strength of Jacksm is vastly disproportioned to the
Wanting, bullying, AMI roaring Of bis yorshippers
The following table shows tho majority for Meicalfe
and barry in the various counties and the aclssun es
n,a'e made before the election Some OF the returns
may be incomplete, bnt the fsca viii mol probably
, change the relative results.
DUCKNER'S DISTRICT.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-08-23

MTSsOURT.-Partoi returns have been received from
the neighhoThood of ST. Louis. no person questioned
MI Bates success and these rs they go
place it out of doubt. Here too "Lncato causes con
sPired ngairst the Jackson ineres-so Mt least DaG
has alFeady said. they wouId DO we should think it
strange indeed, If Duff was found unpreparei with a
plsIlsIb- story.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-08-23

JOIN Chambers (idsn'nj Is elected to srccee Gen.
3etca'fc i'm Congress, by majority Of 357 over Mr..
Colanran jJacth'o.>
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-08-23

r. 2. ROBINSON.
VIM. MCCONNELL,
S. ATKINSON,
JOSEPH w. RAY,
T. MORTON,
II. NELSON,
SAM'L "a FITZHUGH,
JOHN +. PARRO1T,
SAM'L a. w ESTCOTT,
WIN. &. PETERSON.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-01-16

DCCPIDDsr
The President took the Chair at one O'clock
Mr. Dabuey Carr from the Commit, ,e to frame an
address, stated the readiness OF that committee to report
within one hour, and motion OF Mr. T.. Colson the
CHAIR vacated for that space of time: at the ex
pirauou ct which The President resumed the chair.
MIR. Johnson from the committee frame an adj
dress then reported the following Address aad Reso-
iutous:
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-09-29
Sp\enAiA furniture.
CHARLES KOONES.

CHARLES KOONES.
Cabinet and SGfa Maker. King, neal aoor
10 The corner Of alfred street,
ys1,s on hand, and constantly manufactures, gene
III raj assortment OF
FASHIONABLE CABINET FURNITURE.
which, for elegance and durability, dehes coihpe''''o"'
His stock. generally, consists OF
Greecian and plain sofas and lounges
Mahogany and other drawing room chairs
Grecian, winged and single wardrobes
Gothic and various other sideboards
p;ertables, with marble and mahogany tops
pillar and block dining card and breakfast tables
Ditto claw do do 90 90
Plain 90 90 " ~
Centric or loo :,
Ladies Dire ssne tables, with mirrors
Ditto workstands and music STOOLS ~
nt,o and 8 cabinets, secretaries y bo'k
French and other bureaus l'""e'
w.sbstands with marble and mahogany tops
u.bogany bird eye curl maple and conn beds'eads
cribs and cradles-with every other article IN the
cabinetline
c, domingo mahogany in the log, plank, board ana
ot n" p CO.. hand railing (venier
s.ckinp bottoms, cords, copal varnlsh, &c
TURNING NEATLY ExECl led.
The sbove articles will be disposed OF on the most
.o..nnahe terms for cash, or punctual persons
A very liberal patronage from Washington i"duces
20 say that win send furniture to any purchaser
IN that City free ofall charge. June %-''s~'"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-09-29
Oistyict uf CN\Nmbla,

County Of Aerandr'o, SCI
ApnrL Term, 1923
John Smither, Administrator al henee
CA Greenway, decd. Io"tPi"
Jonathan Roberts and EpSapetn Tvs
wife, Beverly Waugh and Ca.nar'he In Chancery
his wife, Joseph Bushby, william ,
Bushby and Jacob Hoffman, Mane,
smith: Leonard Mackall and DAVID
rm'rl;s,, Trustees under the will OF
Henry Foxall, decd. DyIS o. ,,,.r;,c his
wife, Joseph Bushby and William Busnoy, r; n"'
having entered their and gEsa
.ccor5nr TO the statute and the rules OF TINS 81,
Il sDnsarng to the satisfaction of the Court ina. me
said peyerIy Waugh and Caharine his whe' 1o,ep ~
mshby and william Bushby, are not ~ U'
lie district Of Columbia, the motion OF 'he I'm
nIsnant by his COUNSEL it is ordered that te Su
sent Defendants do appear here on or pe,ote nil, Of
day of next November Court, and answer .le nm, :"
the Complainant, and give security tor pero .a
Jecrees of the Court, and that copy OF tins o'aes
be forthwith published in newspaper prm.es !"
Town of Alexandria, for two months Sue sue. Joor ~
and that another copy be posted on the iro"'
the Court. house of the said county. r.
| Test EuM' -
! July 29-2m
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-09-29
c. quill fault arrive &C auHl pourra,,
c. 81 Y. p. Thompson

HAVE received, per ships Pioneer James Perkins,
IA and other recent arrivals, an assortment of sea.
sonable goods, consisting Of
Fine super and extra super cloths and cassimeres
Do do doubled milled drabs
Mixed and drab plains and Devonshire kerseys
Mixed and red Paddings
Oi've, drab and brown twlled fesrnoughts
Red, blue and green booking baizes
Stout green carpeting do
White, red, scarlet, green and yellow Aannels
Fine and super swanskins
81, "a 1O.4, ia. 12.4, 1874, and IA rose
blankets, some extra quality
3, 50, a, a and point do
Rhodes blue and brown camlets
DO plain, twilled and figured bombazeas
Do colored crcassians and rattinelts
DO Tartan and caroline plaids
DO black and blue black bombazines
Cotton and worsted hosiery
70 fancy prints
9-8 and Ga cambria, iaconet and fancy muslins
Ga plain and figured book do
Black and colored sarsnet cambr;cs
Black Italian lustring
Do sinchews
Colored sarsnets, gros de naples
Black and colored Canton and French grapes
Ladies white silk and colored kid and horseskin
gloves
MEMS horseskin, beaver ard dogskin do
ii Irish linens
ga and 70 do lawns
50 and 6.4 do sheetings
Brown Russia do
81, ga, l04 diaper and damask table linen
4 and 7-S damask napkins
Bird.eye and broad Russia diaper
Sptaheld, bandanna, flag and madras hdkfs
Ribbons thread and bobbinet laces
Brown and black linen
White and colored cotton balls and spoos
Floss do
Patent threads, oznaburgs, ticklenburgs
BurlaPs, twed sacking, shoe thread
sept IS
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-09-29
Grain and Plaster

h,,r;hers have formed copaFthersI,'Pn, avn,
M psasaet business at Alexandra and Thsy
;pv;,e the cali of persons who bring graz" ''' '
e'ter will at all times be urnsAss az
nIsster either in the rock grod on yeiy mo
derate terms .: JoHN1l. JANNEi