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MERINO SHEEi

MERIkO SHEEP.
MEAJoR WEI. DUAL, Of Buckingham, has for
$50 Sale, six Bucks and six Ewes OF full blood
Merino Sheep.-They will be delivered, in the CT
ty of Richmond, to purchasers, at 10 dolls. each,
provided as many Ten Sheep are engaged.-A
sample of the wool, may be seen in the possession
OF James Rawlings who will receive proposals for
the purchase, and attend to the delivery of the
Duvars whole flock of the above
sheep, has averaged more than pounds of wool to
the fleece.-Early applications, from those who are
disposed to possess themselves OF this fine breed Of
Sheep are solicited Sent "a aO-6t
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UNIVERSITY OF MARyIAND

FACULTY LAW.
SHHE 1utductoIy l.. 'ure viii b. delivered the u
- versiy ON WEDNESDAY, the first OF oetoher, at
o'clock.
the ccu sc OF Lecture. will commence nj the LAW IN
SIT uTE on the FTidy following, and be delivered aiIv
-, n az e. suit the class THOSE iwho desire oin the MOOT
COURT, will please hand nsms. on ~ bel the ION
ia. o.l DAVID HoF MAN.
Sert ,,n,tn
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SIS.BHLE EDCCHTIO.N
LNpf,d'srfous Of obtaining .dustou 80 Female SEN
MARY, ot private lily, Teacher one vlo can
s.rsclcIy 'tmr1isis tn Qualification. 81. f.ay
~ ''fre''ins lss to ~ c. Feisuburs Va
Fts~ff o.
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MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.
CoLU MBiAN COLLEGE JYdshneton City.
GI he Firth Session 81 TIN. Institution will comm nee on
VI the tire, Moudas in November next, and continue
tn. last February, 1899 during this period, will
"e delvee daily, AMI ull stv.n on the various
,auches ot Medicine by
Taos SeDaN ~ D. Professor of An,i any & Physiology
James W. Staughton, NJ ID. Professor Of Surgery.
Ihoma' Ht"derson. NJ ID Professor of the Theory aud
P'aou Medicine.
Nicholas W WortAngton, NJ ID. Professor Of Mate ia
M-~ia
Frederick May, NJ u. Professor Of ohst~tric.
Thomas II. Jones, NJ. d. Professor II Chemistry
The tckt' OF each Professor i. Si5.
The nls,i ,ouation Fee. SIS
The e. adus'ion F.. $40
: Janaes NJ. Staughton, III. D. Dean.
Sept 80. ao,S,,,
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LOYAL. CONjpANV

LOf al IONIPAN z.
A MEETING of the successors of the Loyal
Company is expected TO be held at Charlottes-
vile on Monday, the 3d day of November next.
Matters OF much interest demand the consideration
OF the company, and 1t is hoped there will be a
general attendance of the members Charlottes-
Vile has been designated for the place OF meeting,
as being supposed to be central TO as large NUN
Der OF the members any other place, and for
some other reasons OF a general nature. well as
particularly relating TO the business of the meet
lug, which it is not deemed necessary TO specify.
Several Of the Shareholders.
Sept. %. 40-t3N
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z ne ,SiJScTfotT UVeTS JOT Sale,
s'liE PLANTATION ~ which h. t,,i e., called IN.
MEADOW Bridges rhs valuable Estate j. situated IN
Hanover county, CHICK ahoniny Swamp miles om the
-ity OF Richmond, and 476 which Their.
sween 100 $50 low grounds consider able por
ton cared The high land i. we'll improved. The build
i"ss sre extensive, cVnmodou aud good order.
uds ate large containing between So 1000 tees
-sc.lrn iruit.. No estr has been offered or .e in thu.
section OF country for many years, possessing
Advantage The soil well calculated for produ ton Of
sott"n corr, "st.,rye AMI grass. As vegetable soil Is
un'uPa"ed rhosr ispo.d To chase, will apply TO the
sbseher on the who will take pleasure m showing
the land; andthe tel o pu chase made known They
ne accommodating JOSHUA STORRS.
Mrai,x Bridge, Sent. so so-t,
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.gaministrator's !sale-e months crcdit.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 3 lonlc-b nlOIltES crcdif.
eulhlbL after tn Laht Negroes &c. 10 he
maze on The 2Zi day Of Oct 1925 Westover Charles
Guy county viii TO- 'ou upon Of months, ior all sum,
over on hoi tine household aud kithtn be!pg
ug 10 Tue Estate ut Robert Dcnthst dec. consisting beds
s'ses bisnkei' sheets, 6cj mahogany bsdstads table
e %t siheoosid dining, card aud tea tahiss sofas,
onif table tea .binai elegant Of cut
pass HhVe oiks &c. many other ~
kstFi"g, all OF ib best quaiy good
i lowing pieces best Kind Also, the crop lSfest
psIto wnehr 81 The rare r'Ps knl fodder, hay oat rye
'ua" Emo cloves all the plantation utsns which cun Of
every thug Necessary for the cultivation ol large far M there
also very h1e SAL boat and large bsuesu shall also sell
me Deeds IA Tu't Thet' also excellent coach 4 hafo
The ssle Will he continued from 10y 4, dsv until en,o.fed
bonds, with ,pPoyed ssor' VII he required, before the
property viii he delivered = onilenen fn1 dtauce will
be Accommodated with p de- &c. + invite the attention Of
gentlemen who '7Ib furnish themslvts with s,rue Of The
best stock 10 Va. Vs. H. WHEN AJm,or
VI X D0uthat. dec.
ctPf ~. 40 It'd.
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f-Itrdc! o. letter from IHomgs Stuart, Esq ct
mar time attorney TOR the United States to
Gen. Dane! SHlith Senator il Congress,
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his adherents TO the bar of Justice: and be.t IL
would not have been difficult TO have raised
thousand volunteers 10 have gone to Natchez or
New Orleans from West Tennessee Burr ss 1
understand, at his leaving Nashville witt TWO
ooa's stu insisted that his intention was to settle
IN lower louisiana, and that lac was taking proyi-
SONS to furnish his son-in-ayY, who would 20 with
him from South Caralina
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IVHEYI;r

E wW o'y Crops IF sosd Hhen, md ilte fa,,n ron,
the tdrdtTgJoN Jones Rr,r bei-sO ot fto,teS So,,,
~ ' !2--F ROGERS y HARR!!c.r.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-10-07

L"ndt'e Hospital. WILLIAMSBURG
hetsby gwen thstall tho ctlis inf
sn Ne voouPie sud hat psent. Will Re received
qi he ,sid esll' vacsut due notice Of which vii
oFAVeu. ny order 81 the courtof DueeIot.
NV ~ 6-N L.. HENLEY.
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Captain j. J. Harrison claims, we understand, an
interest in Arab, the nature OF which will be OK
planned on the day of Sale. w IT. g.
Sept. IL. 37-tds G.. TO
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TIj.NALE EDffCgTIO.N'

Hanover. Sent. Q.
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Nashville, Ten. Sept. 30. 4c
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TIE S;I5scTi5er Offers 5o,. Sale

Apr,t IS
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reese events having circu'.tcd rapidly through
az t'H comfy. '1" sencru'F Hn. 'ef ,..a e.. e.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-13
New Music and Musical IN.
strumeNts.

4 T. KENNEDY has just received one case of 81
As perior and common violins, bows and bridges
Italian and English violin strings; guitar DC; ardC
claronets; single and double fllageoet,s; patent plan
and tipt flutes Of every size; flies, &c-Books Of IN
struction for the above, and variety of new pubis
tons of
american and Imported Music'
Among which are
Wragg's Instructions and Duets for the flute
WilIig's Pocket Companion, Minstre! Lsys, 4 All
ander's Journal
Duettfe Fl; the VIOLIN by Kleeberg, Kramme- and D,
PIANO MUSIC-Consistingo Of
Overtures, sonatas, rondos, cottilIiaps waitzes o
drills, marches and quick steps, with large coIes
ton OF SONGS & AiRS-Among which are
Greek March, Soldiers Grave, Rail Road March
Arcade. I'D be butterfly, Kitty Clever
.Hrab Maid, How Roses come, Gov. Yates March
Swiss Girl, Wilt thou Meet, HIGHLAND Bride
Ulci Yoyez, &c. sc.
Alarge collection of Piano Music, moi hthOeranEi,
for sale at HALF PRICE.
Dyers Collection of Sacred Music, and the Se,aph
being selection Of Tunes adapted to the Hymn, Of
the Protestant Episcopal Church.
81 A. L. Kennedy will exchange or take back any
OF the above Instruments, which on trial, nav net
prove satisfactory to the purchaser.
nov 12-eo3t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-13
XARNA.

This place, which is now about 10 become
memorable for an important conflict ia our own
times, was in the 18th century the scene OF
victory by the Turks under Amaru,h ii. over
the Polish and Hungarian army, OF very re-
markable character. Amaru'h was the iaiher
of Mshome! H. the conquerar OF Constantine
pie, and was distil. ,uished for having thrice
resigned the sceptre in favor of his son, ha'>
ing been compelled twice TO resume II 10 meet
the exieencirs Of the times. Amaruth had laid
siege 10 Constan,nople, and had placed that
city in imminent danger, when he was attacked
by the Hungarian, and the Poles, led by Hun.
niades, Taiy ode oil Transylvania, and General
10 LadisIaus VI King Of Poland, whom the
Hunearians had raised 10 their throne. hey
defeated him in general engagement, and
compelled him 20 sue for peace Amarn'h
and Ladislaus concluded accordingly solemn
truce for zen wears, the one swearing upon the
Koran, and the other upon the Gospel. Anna
ruth the n weary Of the cares OF empire, resign
ed his sceptrc in favor Of his son, but was soon
compelled to resume i, by the perfily oil his
enemies.
The Turks, relying or the faithful observ-
ance Of the tyeaty had Withdrawn their forces
into Asia. The temptation 10 attack them at
THIS favorable opportunity, was to strong Tor
the honor Of their enemies; and Casarinl, the
Pope's legate in Germany, persuaded Ladls'aus
that the treaty with the Turks was OF no obli-
CATION, as il had been concluded without the
consent Of the Pope. The Pope confirmed this
opinion, ordered the truce 10 be broken, and
released Ladislaus from his oath. The Sultan's
territories were then invaded. The Turks, en-
ragged at SUI breach Of faith were animated
| by a spirit of revenge. The Janissaries In a
BODY we nj to beg .Amaru,h 10 Quit his retreat,
as Mahomet his son was yet young and unex>
pericnced, and put himself al their head. lie
consented, and marched 10 meet the Christian
army, which h. found near the city OF Varna.
I.adisaus was ready 70 receive him aud both
armies Joined battle "Amaruth," says the
his orian, "wore in his bosom the treaty which
| had been so solemnly sworn 10, and so shame
fully violated; held it up in the engagement
when he found the vigor Of his troops begin
ming 70 slsckrn. TO G9da iaast beseech
ing Hin 10 revenge the insult offered 10 The
law Of nations. The Christians were defeated
with graf slaughter, after an obstinate resis-
! lance. Ladislau, fell with his sword in his
hand, all covered with wounds; cardinal & aarini
sunk by his side, and ten thousand Poles. who
guarded their monarch, covered with their dead
bodies nearly the same ground on which thew
were drawn up Amaruth, thus victorious, re.
signed once more The rod of empire?" What
noble subject for painting would this incident
furnish.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-13
From the Richmond ENQUIRER.

The Wing of this morning, contains another
letter of Mr. Sloare, re Affirming The sta,emen,
made by him in his first! When this charge
wa, trst made, honor and dsIicacy forbad nv
taking any other notice of it than pu bliclv to
denounce the cafumny aud calumnia,or! He
has met that denuncia'ion bv simple and A..
busive repetition ofthe silly lie! ca not, consep,
10 s'oop S" formal vindicat'o Of my ebarac.
ter, agains the naked assertions of such a man
as John Sloane! Ii is due however To- my
friends and the public to say, that whenever i,
shall become my duty, 10 give any public ex>
PLANTATION touching this matter, | sh all be- ena.
bied 10 shew, by the most conclusive evidence
TO those II least who think il more candid IN
be convinced By fact than influenced 6u Par.
tyJ that the Charge which has been made is
wholly destitute oflruth, and tina, uuschooied in
a'tifcs, and 10" proud to dissemble, nv couduc,
at The time alluded to, was marked by the u,.
most candor and fairness!
A. STEVENSON.
Nov. 6, 1928.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-13

A sailor on board one Of his Britannia NJ,
jes,y's ships, who had been for several year, on
a foreign station, andhad hardly ever been on
shore, asked leave to have a trip by land, and
accordingly proceeded 10 hlverstoke, wher.
for the first time in his life, he witnessed f.
neral. He was evidently very much SURPRISED
at the ceremonial, and, whec he returned on
board at night, could talk Of nothing but what
he had seen in the church-yard. "Why what
dye think they does with the dead corpse,
ashore?" said he to shipmate-" How should
| know" said the other. "Wky then Bill, ma,
never STIR" replied Jack, bu, they puts en-
I'D In boxes and directs 'em"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-13
From the Savannah Georgian. Nor. A.
Nov. 6, 1928.

AS Yesterday was set apa.r for the appoin,.
ment OF Electors CT President and Vice pres;
dent, the polls were opened and closed At IN,
usual hours. Very few Of our citizens WHO
I'VE at any distance in The country, came to the
Court House; anC quite as many Of the Prop, =
here, showed much indisposi,ion towards ,bs
exercise OF their Sovereign power, legitimate
and undispuied as it is in Sc the anG of the free
and the home, OF the brave" Indeed. there q. a.
so little contest, that we had ample leisure n
stretch our thoughts beyond tho boundary Of
our own >ta'e; and, even to extend them across
OF New York o'p"e
ohder such circumstances, il need not be a
mater OF surprise, that only 4s4 votes were
he'e will be counted by the Magistrates
o-Morrow, beginning at 9 O'Clock, A. M.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-13

perhaps be one Of the las: that will iail on. -
would, therefore, be wholly premature TO &c, en-
large upon tie subject now. The events Of H.. H..
ture centuries may be lief. with safety, 10 the
care Of future generations"
This being also our opinion, we shall MOI
meddle with them; ani being the authors o.
pinion, we are rather amazed that ne has. In
deed If either the worthy person or any'o'ner'
will take the trouble 10 look back 10 what n
me RIGA was three cen,uries ago, and observe
what it is now: they Will. if they are sagaeious'
hardly take the additional trouble OF predicting
what il is to be three centuries hence.
In this conviction, therefore, we bid the CT,
,izen Author Of Europe" and Of this absurd
volume, good bye, until he dream and roar "a
gain.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-13
Thomas King,
NJ En- OHAmT TAILOR.


hing-sfreet, bef'ceen the Franklin House and Liy Rs
MAKES this method of returning his sincere tha's
to his friends and the public in general. fC' fis
favors, and continues TO solicit the same for he f,s
lie has Just received fresh supply Of FILL GOeM
lie will be able to supply oil orders in his line Of ''
sness at the shortest notice, and the most reason
bic terms for cash. lie has on hand al kinds O
READY MADE CLOTHIN6-coats, pan;aloOrsaa a.:
vests; cravats, stiners and fashionable collars rues
and plain shirts general assortment, of gentlemen
gloves, socks and stockings. He has on hand y
assortment of fashionable cloths-bluc, black, Owe
drab and steel mixed do; also cassimeres, ths
black and fancy coors, and good assortment OF aa
netts; ahandsome assortment Of yestng; tolilntt ~
swansdown velvets and silks; also, . good assormel.
OF bang up and hunters cords handsome assortnei'
OF Tartan PIaids and blue and brown cambleis; AMI
sortment of hannes Of different colors; hand'om
assortment Of fashionable buttons; gilt, plated w.
STEEL and large white pearl buttons, for gent!eme'
coats, and fashionable black buttons; good ns,
ment OF calicoes; ladies' mocksons snd children
gloves. Also general assortment Of
LADIES & GEN7LEMEPS CLOdAN
Orders will be taken. which will be made up o'%
fashion with neatness and dispatch at such Pree
VIII be satisfactory to those who may favor him w
their patronage. novu
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-13

NEW DIRK CITY EXPENDITURES The ,mo,,,
OF receipts and expenditures of the New VI
cry government is published once a fo,,n;ah,
we nave often had occasion to admire ,hs g.
innocence with which they lavish their .-n" s'
aitures on objects Of public improvemen, ~
.ne e1ae'ness with which the receipts of ,hs
treasury are accommodated to the d.ns e
upon IT. 40 the last aeeoun, publi.h.d 'hs
receipts OF the preceding fortnight wsr. o ."e
s 30. o., ana the expenditures S2e,ssl 10. Ia
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-13
POcket-RoOk lost!

oSf, yesterday af.ernoo.., between the Market
- square and Tobacco-warehouse, small folding
Pocket Book, containing Ten Dollar Note on ore Of
the Banks OF Washington. On this note WAS repre-
sentaton OF the Goddess of Liberty, well as reeo
iected. II also contained Five Dollar Note Of the
Merchants BANK. which had been def,cld 1Aefnt
er will be literally rewarded on leaving the Pocket
book with
JEREMIAH HUBBARD,
nov 11--3t Unior.,treet
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-13
District Of COlumbia,
C0,tnfu of Alexandria, SCI

County Of Hlerandr!d' PEI
Ohm III. RUNNELLS has applied TO the Hor@.
- bic William Cranch, Chief Judge Of the y%,
ed States Circuit Court Of the District of ColunI
70 be discharged from imp risonment, under !ne DE-.
TOT the relief of insovent Debtors within the
OF Columbia, on the last Monday in No'e .I.s
inst. at O'Clock, A. H. At the COURTHOUSE 10 ~"
andria, when and where his creditors are requHtcc
attend. rDu. J. LEE, C. "
INV ~
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-13
TO let,

sxs That large three Story Brick House
MSfG on Union street, between Prince and Knv
gsss streets, known as the Globe Tavern now oc.
49,. cupied by Mr.. Field. 1t has attached TO il
cellar, stable AID every convenience for q tavern
The rent will be moderate to a good tenant Posse.
sion given the LIST of December. For terms apply 10
Mrs. JANE DEAKINS,
oct 24-2awtf ,Waskington.street
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-13
nov list
Notice,

10 persons Indebted 10 tie Lafe Mafthe,r RoLban
itREUMSr frances obge NE, without wishing 70
~ give offence to any of such persons. fplacngt the
accounts due the estate in the hands of cn, sH'er
LEFoRD tor settlement. CHARLES MURRAY,
nov list Admir- of ". RObinSt
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-13
rprom the Atlantic Souvenir, for 1899.
LINES
To Title Boy moekine the Old South Bell, Boston. ., .
rung tie uy of tDelpe

LINES
"a lite Boy knocking the Old South Bell, Boston .,
rung tie h ur ttvelpe.
IT THE AuTuoa OF sosoxok.
Aye, ring thy shout to the merry hours,
Well may ye part in giee-
From their sunny wings they scatter flower,
And laughing look on thee.
Thy thrilling voice hath started tears
Il brings to mind the day
When chased butterflies and years,
Aud both few fast away.
Then my glad thoughts were few and free
They came but to depart
did not ask where heaven could be
Twas in my little heart.
since have sought the meteor crown,
Which fame bestows on men-
How gladly would throw it down.
To be so gay again!
But careless Joy has gone away
In vain tits now pursued
Such rainbow glories only stay
Around the simple good.
know too much to be as blest,
As when was like thee;
My spirit, reasoned into rest,
Hath lost its buoy ancy
Yet still I love the winged homs-
We often meet in glee-
And sometimes too are fragrant flowers
Their farewell gifts to me.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-09
STEAMBOAT NowycE

TIME MARYLAND AND VIRGINIA STEAM
Il BOAT COMPANY observing that the Steam
boats Richmond and Petersburg, which ply be-.
tween Norfolk and Richmond, advertised fer sale
on the goth inst--to prevent any disappointment to
travellers, the steam boats VIRGINIA and NOR
FOLK will run through to Richmond from H7lti-
MORE stopping at Norfolk and City Point; to accom-
pIish which, the NORFOLK, Capt. Jno. Ferguson,
Sts. will leave Baltimore every Sunday afternoons az
O'Clock for Norfolk. commencing on Sunday 2sd
inst; leave Norfolk for Richmond every Tuesrinv
morning Ut O'Clock, leave Richmond cy cry Wedncs-
day morning at clock, and No7ioi, for Elitiuoyu
every Thursday morning at . o'clock.
Tho VIRGINIA, Cupt. lno Ferguson, IT. will
leave Baltimore every Wednes:v erraias at 3 clock
for Norfolk, commencing Goth INST leave Norfolk Ior
Ricsmoni every Friday mornih. nj o'clock leave
Richmond for Norfolk every Sunday morning ~ C
O'Clock, and Norfolk for Baltimore every Monday
morning ut o'clock, long the navigation is
open. Fare from Baltimore to Norfolk Sc; fioin Nor
folk to City Point 50, and to Richmond 81. Al bag.
gage and goods at the risk oftho owner or ownrrs.
JAMES PERCUSSION. Ar't.
no S8--f2t 90 Bowly's wharf.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-09

dc..is, Cyc,se aud E,.ti. Departments OF
proposes oe numerous friend, % tie cultivation 81 tho CIR NPu
lNE III the United States SurScriuiion which IS now op
Mr. NJ win engage Subscribers with their f,pc
Vine Roots bc,r, hG ,sf Of lInrrh It and Forward bcm FEC
otcSPense, &c the dcIvnt cities absorption shall
have been opened. The Roots " II I've three yeas I'D and will
rcr considerable fruit the second from the their
heinc planted They viii carefully rlaed and packed in
Nrs with some OF the osrnl soil which they have been
raised, which will greatly facilitate the thriving the Roots
when tTan>piuird.
Orders viii p,ucial. attended TO; the Subscriber, ic
mating the quantities and srccicS Of the Grape Roots they
wish To have They will engage Ily 1000 ar more
at the rate of - Root 1000 al the
ey Ia, DID, shall ~ paid the cents each
for 1000 or l2l cents Tor less than 1000 and 10
less than ~ Roots.
rnvnent TO be made cu delivery of tic Roots Letters not
received, unless postpaid
pn2nsc dat, a. Halisirect Bostol l. Copeland, Jun
llhr"y t. MAIicnac. Yh;t,,ipia, Annse; R,i1.o.e
Willard Ehoads; iiasiU'gton CITY, William Pao; Rici'aoad
Ia'cnport Alcn Coz SIralu1i. Hall Shatcr Tunrrr;
'cr-oriea''s, Poser & Hutou Guystoa, T. ~ +. Street
Mr. y IorsArs Book the Culture Grape Vino and
on the Making VI Nie ma be found the principal ruok-
sellers Of Ne United States; and his Agents will furnish them
Catalogue Of pe Fjae Roots. hci AIr Loun,r proposes 10
Import
The following species selected best the choice OF
7d5c Grapes TOR making Street. ,ac-yvurrr-I Ali.
cHuir; Pohn Eyes with biz clusters Tour gos,ran.
3 20. Melting Tor oaiant;l j. sweet Gnan s, Nuscst &.
Do tron,sn - Nuscadelc, river Let; s. avoisic
y Iokayi To- Sy.ian II, Consiantia; -, AllaslREp-I3,
large Muscat H. Navoisic; ~ Red cot (ied Rouse) To-
Black Iianbourr u, Cons,an,ia.
Pig U,"c-WIIrE-ts Auvcgnnr - Ban!uc,tpr 20 Doi-
cnee II, Plant dc Dame p, Oycttc; -, Doucee Plant
e homc >, Burgundy; 20 Morilom - Nadere % Boge-
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