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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-06-30
Trustees Sale.

pY virtue ola Deed of Trust, from Lawrence C. Al
Ibexande', TO me- dated the 5th da, of August 1897
and duly recorded in the Clerks Office OF Prince
William County Court, l shall on Saturday tie 9TH
day Of June next, being the week Of Prince William
June County Court, before the front door of Irrce
william Court House, offer for sale, for read, money,
by public Auction, said Alexanders interest in
5000 Acres of Land,
in the State Of Kentucky, as, also his interest in the
state of his Father, or SO much thereof, as
will be sufficient to satisfy the purposes of said Trust
shall of course, convey TO the purchaser or Puicha
sers of said property such title only, as us vested IN
me by the said Deed ofIfust
NAV ?. ,Sawts JOHN MACRAE, Trustee.
le SsLIo v1-,>.e-ya,>ua MAN.
toned property has been adjourned 20 the first Mon
day in July next.
june % j. MACRAE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-06-30
ALEX. NID@JAo
a-nly MORNING, JUNE so, 1873.

-,u LArAYErrE-In our paper Of the
-, saws The New York Statesman, we
% .o.e.h Of Gen. Lafayette, delivered on
81 oo,6 Of April, in the French Chamber OF
- 20. on the subject. Of The elections, in
- bs smoke of the National Guards, and OF
,..s,f as Us Oldest surviving member. ltap-
Gears, by the last accounts, that he has follow
= 49, hi, patriotic sentiments in favor OF that
,.s,,,sJ corps, by bringing forward on the
'..b III. resolution, the object OF which was
. comes, the King TO restore the National
CID The proposition excited much com
,.,,,,ion among various groups oil the Depa-
-. which had formed in the Chamber.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-06-30
AUCTIONS.
Clifton for Sale

NDER the authority ofa decree of the, County
- Court of Fairfax, CLIFTON, tile beautiful seat
on te 'a'e games Patton, Esq will, Monday, the
usy o. june 1873 If fair, if not, the fair
aay, be sot at public auction to the highest bidder
Inns seat has annexed to il about
lco Huadredand Ttoenty .4cres of Land;
IS situate about four miles below the town of ae1an
ara; aud tor health beauty prospect &C. Sc is one
or the most desirable situations for residence in the
adj ,inng country VIZ
Lerms ct sale will be. third cssh, the balance
at oand - months-,he payment to be secured by
bohds and Deeds of Trust on the property
WILLIAM PEAKE,
RICHARD C. MASON. Commissioners.
June 4-ts
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-06-30

the importation from them. Thus, IN conse.
quenSe of this system Of high duties, cot only
the revenue'of this Government has diminish-
ed, and, as necessary result. the profits oil
mere hants and naviga,oIs have been reduced,
but the agric ulturists also, ns'ssd of selling
the products Of The American soil for expor,a>
ton, have been Obliged to convert them into
spirituous liquors, both nauseous and hurtfLl.
These motives, and it would no, be diff cult to
adduce others, are suffir TO recommend a
system less hostile to the pab ic health Il is
real benefit 10 the country 10 introduce pure
and agreeable beverage, which cheers the mind,
and 10 restrict the use OF those spiriruous and
ardent liquors, which destroy the health and
bru,ify the reason, and Of which there is a, pre-
sent such an excessive consumption in me U.
States. Whoever has actually lived in vine
country, and who has had opportunity to com
pare the population in regard 10 morality, do
mestic habits, and social amusements, with
that Of another country, where The vine not
being cultivated, the people have recourse to
divers other kinds of drink whoever, we say,
has been able to make this comparison persons
ally, will at once acknowledge The many advau-
,ages OF every kind on the side Of the wine
drinking population, and be con,inced tina: the
American people are bound by due regard 10
their interest TO facilitate. by all possible means,
The importation OF wine into the United States.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-06-30

FROM THE MEpuERRANEAN.- Gibraltar :
psrs to the 10th Of Nav, nave been received q.
Boston The Daily A dy"rtiser gives ,hc fc'-9e
ing paper purpor,ing TO heA speech Of lhs, a"d
SULTAN Mahmoud, in his Disan, Jan. 26ss l;h
appears under the date Of Malta, Aprii as
Saving been in circulation at Alexandri, The
D,iy Advertiser adds, that 1t is Sol v4Jte
doubtful authority" Now to our mind, says
De New-iork Commercial, there is no doubt
-t31t II. The very face of it proves as clearly
h. is hetion, as tina, it was ever written at
III.
ae Franks coret our possessions in Europe,
3uo viii sooner or later compel Us tn Ft-eat
so'o Asia This we should have been obliged
20 do, twenty years before | mounted the
throne OF my ancestors, had il been possible 10
divide ConstantinOple among them, but like
beautiful female captive, she has remained un-
Violated, while IN the power of handiiu. They
cannot vet agree whose prize she Is 10 be; but
state OF things so unprecedented In history,
cannot endure forever. Like our holy pro
phel's coffin, suspended in the air by equal
powers OF attraction, the least defee, IN the
e1ilihrium viii bring my empire 20 Europe 10
he ground. We are most as predly living IN
he age when ths most deplorable event is 10
81, expected, Tor il has been foretoid. The in
: ERECTION Of toe Greeks wa its precursor. II
s followed by The treaty Of London, which c7n-
aims demands ;ha, we cannot ant wi. u
disgrace and dishouour. VITA lisbonoH VI
may purchase few wears OF uHcer tain 20 S
sion, But we can have DO prospect OF pen a.
nent and peacsful enjoyment let usno, en-
seek to pu, off the evil day; BAT ow mas he
stand which, in avery short uu-e, ii VII. OF
De in our power to procraslins'e. What cap
The English and French do: Burn our cap al?
Every twenty years ii is burned down from one
-sd TO the other. They have therefore, no hope
Of bending our will, but by Russian army at
the gates of Coustan,inople. Will they, and
VIII the Austrians consent 10 hiatt Say they
"M.-Suppose them at this moment encamp-
Cd a. rophana, We shall only sufU' now
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-06-30
Trustees Sale

INDER the authority of deed of ;rus, to me, as
= Trustee, shall, on Tuesday the 9Th day of JuIy
"srt ensa"g, ard at II O'Clock that day, proceed
10 sell at Samuel Cats Tavern, W. End, al public
auction to the highest bidder, Tor ca>h numb.r o.
likely Negro Slaves DANIEL MINOR.
June 26-ts Int.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-06-30
)HN MACRAE.'
Trustees Sale

RY virtue of deed of trust from Robert 7. Thomp-
son to me, bearing date the Ist day of Nay 1897,
anc duly recorded in the Clerks Office of Fairfax
County Court, in the State of Virginia, shall, on
Monday the 18Th day Of august merit (berg the first
day OF Fairfax August County Codr before the front
door OF the Court House of said coanty, expose to
sale, by public auction, for ready money, Tract of
Land conveyed to me BY said deed, estimated 10 con-
TAIN
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-06-30
+ or Weight,

~ The schooner
AA I'll A u L U S,
NEIn carries about 2200 bush. OF 400 bis; would
~ ~ 20 to any port within the Chesapeake at low
be ready tomorrow. Apply to
GEO. JOHNSON.
Who has in store,
bales good cotton; 5 do wool
puncieon Jamaica rum; 20 barrels vinegar
500 pieces excellent. bacon; 50 bis prime whiskey
bis low priced Blown sugars
5 casks Malaga wine; small ditto
Red do nice and cheap article for summer
One doZ. new lush seat chairs; side board
Two beds; candies in boxes hat; shoes; books
Tea; loaf sugar; segsrs; blacking books, domes-
tics, &c. Aud for sale, 9hhds Tobacco. june 80
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-06-30
$50 ACRES.

The said land described by said deed as part of
trsctiy upon occoqusn Bay in sad county now
in the occupancy of said Thompson. Asi shall sell
said land merely as trustee under said deed shall con.
vey to the purchaser such title only is thereby vest
ed in me. JOHN MACRAE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-06-30
District Of Columbia,
Conntu OfAkern;

County Of alexandria.
DETER HEWITT, has applied to the Honorable
L William Chranch, chief Judge of the United
States Circuit Court Of the District of Columbia to be
discharged from Imprisonment, under the .7ct for the
relief Of lnsovcnt Debtors within the District of Co.
lumoa, Tuesday the lst day Of July next, at 9
o'clock, A. NJ. at the Court House in Alexandria,
when and where his creditors are required to at.
tend.
jnne 23-St EDMUND LEE, CO
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-06-30

Wine, Brandy, etc
ID ORDEAUX brandy of Signettc and oth ,,,r1s
I'D Holland gin, Wecsp L Swan brand
Jamaica Rum
Madeira wine in pipes. half pipes and 9,cr
casks, old and very superior. part oft having bee
India n
Sicily and Ma..,eilles Madeira
Dry and sweet malaga
Champagne, st. Es,ephc and other Fre.'h wines
N r.. ruta and gin
Old and common whiskey, in hoSsheads and
barrels
Manufactured tobacco, various brands
Baltimore window glass
Sparks philadelphia shot
Duponts Brandy, wine, glnpowder
Muscovado and refined sugars
Sack salt, mackercl
Sperm, mould and dipt candles
First quality white lead
Cut nails and orads, Cd to I'D
Young Tyson and imperialtca
Cuba and Java coffee
anchovies, ctron &c For sale BY
june % ~ C.ChZhfoFh '"'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-06-30
auENOS AYRES.

THE editors Of The Baltimore American have
,.;y,d from CORE sponIent at Buenos Ayres,
,.,,,rs to the 18Th April, and the BRIrIsH Pac-
r,rro the l2ih Of that month. On the night
or,b. I2th sklrmish took place between Nd
r,n,I Browns vessels and part Of the Brazil
r,r squadron q, anchor in the PozoS. 1t was
continued the whole Of the next day, but no
,am.gs Of Consequence Was sustained 0y either
Marty The schr Alexander, from Santos, at
d,v break on the 18th, found herself lying
among the Braziian squadron, but got into
%. inner roads of Buenos Ayres without diff
fculy.
The Government sch: Sa.andi, under COM
msnd of Com. George Byron, had arrived a,
Buenos Ayries; from Patagonia, having encoun-
,erad several squadrons Of the Brazilian feet,
all Of which, she eyaded through the excellent
se,manship and calm courage other command
der HE'S spoken Of as brave and excellent
ofi'er.
rhe following items are copied from the
Pocket
ing, has made six prizes; among hem the ship
Comet, the brig Fortune, having guns aud
IS men, and The briggs Bon Jesus * Gold6nth,
vim 700 slaves. The Bon Jesus had arrived
10 Negro, Patsg mia; tn Goldhnch struck
~ IL B.r ii that port IS Of the negroes
= as cd, the I, ST saved.
he priva ecr san Maria, Capt. Adams, has
20 made into schrr. brig and was to SAL
mrGia,ely from Patagoaia on a crul7e: and
American big Velocity, Smith, with car
-. hides for Salem. The detained British
li,s e, ;is' IN I'D Albuera, Mere still in
sec. Lr rr.zc sHip Domingo was off TIE
..r 80. Ri. N,,.r H., ms ha,t all her cargo,
eli ~ ia. sarly Ia led bv the Sarandi:-
Whrc, tie p,l [ Is an board to take her into
hihor. An American schnr. brig, captain, 5
;, NJ VI, tfsalp Santos. arrived III h ,l,a h.
pointed Captain of the pU1i. -
tbs battery planned some lime since by
Com. B,non, has rendered the harbour OF Rio
!. gro r.nnrrgnabIe The troops are in excel
lea rau li;iuu; 4 militia has been formed, con-
ss'irg of 200 men; they are mustered every
S .uda n,rnnS he Governor, Don Ramon
Kycig' :, IS ex,rcmelr popular, aud Patago-
NJ .r'.r-i', climate, s other advantages oil
s,h .,.' grsQur scenery, SC, bids fair not only
raL.,lu. a IMPORTANT position OF the Repnb-
u,, "a, an ,u p r N. country altogether. lh'
' AZ mas 6r1:2 into notice; unnl then II was
bat 'i,.'e ,p1r,eja ed. and generally described
e, , --l,1.d .;csert Intelligent men who
alvs '-Y see" there, assert that Europ an
'D.-....-. nrr,icuiar!y l'on the northern
1r..-ys aaui fad lew places better adapted
7sa.pF rreir wants.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-06-30
A. u NANDEN,

a. u AANDEN,
DENTAL SURGEON,
ENORMERLY pupil of II. H. Hayden, Esq. Bah-
IL more. Office on F., few doors below 18th street,
facing Pennsyvania Avenue, Washington.
REFERENCES:
In Tpashington, In Georgetown,
Doctors Watkins, Doctor bohrer,
Seweli, Rev. Horatio n. Gray,
Hunt, John Lite, Druggist,
Sim, Thos. l.. Mckinney, Esq
Tench Ringgold, Esq Francis s. Key, Esq
Joseph Gales, iun ESQ. Clement Cox, Esq
Philip r. Fendall, Esq John kurz, Esq.
IN alexandria,
John Ii. Ladd, Esq.
A. q. II. has Just received from Baltimore, supply
Of H. II Ilaydens celebrated Odontalgin Balsam, a
sovereign remedy for the toolf-acbe Also, his much
approved Dentifree for beautying and preserving the
teeth.
n b. Mr. H. respectfully informs his customers and
the citizens generally, that he will visit Aexandra on
THrnsoxr next and each succeeding IHURSD.1f du
ring the summer season. Notices left at the bar oi
II. Il Cagett's City Hotel, will be attended TO-
june S0-d4t eotf
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what we must suffer soon. We will make
glorious resistance We viii retreat to Brus-
sa, Adena, Aleppo, Damascus; but the honor
Of Islamism, and the Califat shall remain un-
impaired.
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SHIP NEWS.
FORT Of Alexanaria.

Board in the Country
MAY 5e had during the warm and sckly season.
WI at Retirement (the residence of the sabscriber)
most healthy and pleasant situation, within three
miles of Alexandria. j. Is. ROOkER.
June S0-eoSt
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-06-30

MEssRs EDIToRS,
If you think The following translation from
the Germany on Hope, worthy place ihthe
columns Of your journal, you will please gle
it inse rtion.
HOPE.
Hope is Loves enchanting sister;
Fen in death will Hope remain,
And when Livi's close chain would blister.
Hope to joy turns ev'ry pain
Hope, when Love and Fear would gricve u.s..
Gives us confidence and life
Oh what better can she give u.s.
What can better lull the strife! e.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-06-30

JAcKsoNl.N NolsE.-A gentleman on hear
ing the result Of the retrenchment committee
proc ceilings in Congress, remarked that 1t re-
minded him of the story of the smith who took
large piece ofiron TO make broadaxe. At
ter he had wrought upon it long time, he
concluded that it would answer only to make
hatchet-He laboured for this purpose an
equal length Of tine ard the iron had dimii>
isked in quantity so much that lie thought II
would only answer to make hammer. Sui
unsuccessful and, in despair he exclaimed:
"Well know what can dol can heat IL red
hot and throw it into cold water and make a
darua,ion great siss!" The Jacksonans made
preat siss Nat .9dOocaie.
This is not The only Jackson proceeding that
mas ended in a---great SiSs.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-06-30

aEDUCl gJN OF DUTIES ON WINES.
The toll s juGicious remarks are trans>
lated from tie Foreign Journal:
Amou ur measures rec commended by the
Secretayr Of he Treasury for adoption by the
Congress he United States, we remark a
reductiaa o he duties on wines imported into
that coar lH,. IL has been established by au-
,hentic documents, that the export commerce.
Of the United States 10 the wine countries has,
as it was natural TO expect, decreased in the
same proportion as the heavy duties upon the
products of those countries have diminished
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-06-30

Mr. Rite HE, in his prospectus oil the EnquI-
rer, in the year 1904, gives public pledge In
the following worGs--"This paper vii! not con-
+" descend TO become the vehicle Of personal "a
" busc; much less Of dishonurable SANDER. -
What has been the course Of the Enquirer to"
wards Messrs Adams and Clay-let MIR. Rit-
chic answer
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1828-01-01

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pa,an.,ahIes A,s -, ~ 15i, ,,;n ~ ,;lrs -
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=, Sc.ll .hn td n;f ,l ,;J :. ~ ec
,.bia chn,a -. g. -, H., -, . 80, Lo,rn.
ler.noed fnnr ~ 500 ,aa,s go. ~ lnn;,t .eynr,
y,ravsg,nt ao,s hn Yas never 5esmsd a,n.roms ner.
s,n H.; :: n,,, 80. .r.,,,I - e r.n,;sai Ia
s. al i, - ~, n f y; ~ :: 49, +, .,no
of III Lrran,r,;es nnon r,,.s ,n,cs Taa or ,hree
veara snca 10 ,.s l.ced ~, h;o r;i - ~. Jun.t;r
.svl,, n.,r uos,,n an, .as at,. 800 sta,, ,h.,,. :.
- ar So, .it!!,ii ar,t;,n, ~! 4, . -, -, .Lan
NJ heran ~ JIM, s,gns IL ro,,rn of 10 l,lv n III N
or;v;n,I e,ce III ~, ,hs ea aonran ,vas enter
tan. 80 Nc y an, ~, r.;, - - oue ~ N,
,.r yy,, IL -, ,oss.ss,n, ~ - ,..e cas,r,,t,
NV 1. III rr ,,ara,,ur H. ST. e. rN go ~ VII
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,sir,, - =, s.,.a Nm, r. ,,., ;, I ,,, I'LL
snr fa h;s n and ,nnI 49,, ~,
of fnt,fy;na !, nan If IN. na,na ~ : .nnsan OH,
,cc,,;ai H. Il 40. ~ .ors a;han =, Woo, han avca
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der A. .nv rata scd1iar 40 ,a,,r.i, ao.sad Iea,
energy N MINI .n cba.ac+ar =, owl IN ~, ~, -
r.ndarcv ul;ch ,,,;s .,lJ j., N ;san,,a nhi.
him y ,ssiue oye, samnsnn NM ne .,,er belyed i,
fnsuired mi av.c,,,. I VI ,,,, n ,,l ~, 49,. 3 i;
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+, ,.rn.d III ,r,,lifaI n.,., IL, , =, MI, IL
s,on 3, = ~, H. oos,,J ~ e.,. j J. 49, Il H.
ever of lie = ,s,,s IA ,e. &c sr. 800 sacI J. y,
is,r,f, ~. ,a,i ~ IN CO ~, nc ,l..1,L "
MI .ncon,, a5nn, H., - ,a ,,ot ra,;n,
III r,th, r'nn ,f ~, .sas s,Ilr III ,,an.,r
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n9,,a. III h., 4, ,,' &c -. ~ M ,.. - -
i, ma,'' N'"a I, :" e. ~ - 80
n. e l, -, :, :, Z ~ w - " 800
..rf 80 ~ 49, ~, II = "a, ~, 49,, ,
So II 49, 80 : + 7"s s'' - ~ 80
- 80! 800, ! a,' : .e',i 4, s WI " = l I. No., - \
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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1828-01-01

left wife and two children; the youngest was single
man One of the old mans daughters Uacksons wife,
was in Lancaster and the whole Ct the clothes OF her Ia
Their and brothers. at her own urgent request gwen
TO her, They were all three buried the same evening,
between seven and eight O'clock, in the church Yard al
lancaster
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1828-01-01

An eulos'um on the absent serves 10 incline Il ]
hearts to The present 's''Ae ~
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1828-01-01

Philadelphia, Decpmber 2a.-B4t one .-Seti| ~
piper, u the 2G,h Of November, vas fese'4eu 4
The .3,ab. arrived at TIL. pert, s.n L"t'p'D'i
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-05-05
POETRY.


From me .AtU YORK .fHntrtfdIL
The author OF the following liuesi, litlle
sunken-eyed, ngne shaken. untrnii.sd'
sonlherner He departed about stN months
since Tor bis native state New Hampshire,
alter an absence, believe, Of about twenty
years. When quite young hr lett hi, home TO-
seek - fortune Ia the sDiiih ~ lhtt well known
vehicle, pcdars Wagon, containing, ~ he
SAID, rigbt smart Glance u Iuktt NOTIONS
Nhelherit was that he naturally hadIa taste
for southern lille, or whether his profession
proved too sharp Tor his conscience, know
not but certain II Is, lhHt after dispusing OH
few cargoes Of hisHoodrurl looks nutmeg ,Ac
Tor southern money his ysuher terms l"rsou
theru phrases--and more Than all ms yankee
vii Tor southern 'cntenrs., he finally settled
himself with horzc aud II gie, COW, two
negroes aud brace OF hounds in u log honse,
upon a PRIME sandy plantation OF ninety ~
Cres III the lower part OF the Delaware pen
lusula. Her" hc lived jur many years, imp.
py as the bilOHS' aud agHe" could maxi"
him, until al leu-lh, II W. might Judge by
the concluding Iue5 oi his musr, aud 10y biz
appearance Oh his departure, he had llitlr
leil hui his bones. Travelling last spring on
business stopped at the Dry Tree Tavern,
nj tru-s Roads, whore hIsl saw our huthor,
reading the following lines To u group of bar
room luungcrs. Remaining here some days,
anmrd thee particulars 81 his history from
hm,,lt, aud likewise the verses, ot which
the following Is copy He sad he thought
them rather an" ornnry concern" himself !
II IS quit, probable, therefore that ven may
unt deem them worthy of an insertion IN
your paper unless, like myself, Won should
esteem them curious, as showing the won
dertul Improvement which mav be Fl. rted
III language, 10y assor'atlng with those who
speak it correctly 10 show this more dis.
tlnctly, have underscored all such phrases
as are evidently southern, aud acquired by
| our hnlhnr.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-05-05
UNITED STATES LAW :.
PuBLlc No. /. /

lfuBLic-No. /.
AN ACT making partial appro prations for the sIppor
Of Government during the yeur one thousand ,iqlit
hundred ANA twenty eight.
BE II cnactcdby He Senaie and House Of ReD-
resentailrfSo u he L. Siotes Of America in con-
gres. nsseD,Jted, That tie following sum, he,
aud the same are hereby, respectively. approprr-
ated, towards the suppoa of Government Tor the
year 1928, VIZ:
For compensation granted by law to the
Members OF the ornare and House of Reprcse,,-
tatlyes oil the United States. and their officers.
four hundred and seyenty-one thousand eight
hundred dollars.
fol the EXPENSES OF fire wood, stationary.
printing aud all other Contingent expenses OF
the two Houses Of Congress, one hundred aud
SIX thousand, two hundted aud three dollar.
SEC. 2. 1nd be ii further enocted That the
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-05-05
March |:


81 lNllONARY The subscriber has very
- recently received large supply OF Station
y con sing IN part Of the following articles,
~: Writing aad wrapping f,oolscap paper
Folio and Quagto Post, or letter PAPER
l''llpin and Aues)
Superior Folio Posi-, Ames)
English States
Slate AVID f.rai Pencils
thgl,h and Dnrh 4ullls
Sealing Wax and Waters
hed AID Black lnkrowder
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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-05-05

n ERESH GARDEN SEED i have this
X day received direct from New -Yor,
my supply OF Garden seed, consisting OF tie
following
EarlyWashington peas White solid celery
Or SIX weeks Red do do.
Do. frame do. Early horn carrot
Do. Charlton do. Long grange do
Late marrowlat do. Early blood do
Dwarf do Cluster cucumber
Do. prolific do. Turkey do
Early Wilson do Long green do
Tall marroWtat do Late do
Blue dwarf imperial do sea Kaile, very supe r
Sugar or salad do scotch do
yellow q weeks beans Large green head let
China dwarf do fennis ball do Ltuce
Early Canterberry dolce do do
White kidney dwarfdo DrunIhead do
White Lima do Earv Silrria do
Long pod do " lite ONION seed
Early York cabbage Red do
very superior CURED parsley
Burgen do lOmbtue seed
Drumhead do Early short topscarlet
Red Dutch do kaddish
Savoy do Itheiry tnrnlp do
Russian do Salmon 10 do
Late imperial do White Naples do
Early emperor DO CurIed repptrgras5
Early blood turn,p bee Garden cross
Blood red do Onion cloves
Nange wurzle do Okfe seed
Early horn do Satisfy or vegetable
Mammoth pumpkin oyster
Common do Early summer squash
White mustard seed Early parsaips
Black do Naslurlan seed
rurnip seed Of every
description
The subscriber offers the above List Of
Garden seedto his customers, together with
many others now IN use, all Of which are war
rauled genuine.
WALTER II. MIDDLETON.
Jan %.