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Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-07-01

Fourth Of Jaly.-The SGD anniversary Of finer
ican Independence is about to dawn upon the world.
1t is day when every treeman's heart throbs with
exulting emotion. In this paper we have publish
ed that declaration, to the maintenance of which,
our fathers pledged sther lives, fortunes, and
sacred honor' 1t is declaration which every
child should be learned to repeat, in lisping inian
cy and to cherish in maturcr years. A declaration
which has immortaized the 4th of July '76 and
made that the day of freedoms birth. Every
American should rush to its celebration, in some
form or other; offer up praise to Divine Provi-
dence, ON whom our fathers relied, for the bles
sings which that day has showcred upon our land
or pledge in the o'ertowing bowl, to those great
spirits who fearlessly took upon themselves the
perls and privations, Of giving liberty to nation
Of freeing whole people from bondage. A fire
quent recurrence to the scenes Of that period, viii
show us tile cost Of liberty, impress upon us its i'm
mense value, and teach US to preserve it, by re
newing the pledges. tAat our fathers gave.
But at what crisis does our Country's nata
day recur TO rs, crisis pregnant with good
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-07-01

@snci discordant and homogeneous materials are vel
adapted to constitute authority to be exercised over ths
sons of Columbia
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-10
From the National Inteligencer.
TWENTIE I'll CONGRESS,lsT SESSION
Friday Hrck z, 1923.
SENATE.


The bill making app onria,ions for the sup
por, of The Ma y, was amended in COMMITTEE
of the Whole, read third time and passed.
The Military Appropriation Bill was tax n
up; hu, on motion Of Mr. Smith, If land,
who rema KID that the information required
from the Secretary of War. could not be obtain
ed this day,i was laid On the table
The hil author eng the s'abii hment Of an
Arsenal near Pens cola, in Florida, was dis
cuss d, and on motion OF MIR. King lad on hr
table.
Several hours were taken up in discus
ing te bill! for the relief Of nhn nj h p, nj
Wilson y. Hut, in which Mess S. Benton,
Smith, Of South Carolina, Cobb. Harr,soc, Ea-
ION, Chambers, Noble, Smith. nf MARYLAND,
F ot, Hayne, Chandler, Mckinley, and " hitc
'ook part, when the question being 'ak'n on
eNrr s>i"g the bill, it was rejected by vote
Of 10 70 II; and then, on motion Of Mr.. Will
liam,
The Senate adjourned.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-10

| mendment, and addressed the House on erea
| variety of topics, in speech OF more har
| 'wo hours, in part Of which he particularly
opposed the doctine that The House was bound
ny previous decisions on the ground uf p,ece-
dent. Mr. r. concluded little b. fore FIVE o.
clock, when
Mr.. Wrighi of Ohio, rose. and enquired Il
the Speaker, what was the question b fore the
House.
The Speaker having stated The question
Mr. Wight SAID, ! have listened to the re-
marks of the gentleman frnm Virginia, who IS
no" re'rea'ing from The House, Mr. RAM
d"iPh fort'e last hour, as atten,ivfIy as |
could, and bring unable TO conjecture from the
course OF them wha, the gu s,ion really was,
supposed the question might have VI dergone
some chang In my absence from the House,
and, therefore, have bfeu induced to make
the inquiry. The gentleman from Virginia
has, IN the course OF his last hours drscania-
ton, made a most extraordinary attack, as
und rs,and it, on two of the Judicial junction.
aries OF the Commensurate Of Virginia - such
an attack as never before heard in LcgisIa
tive Hall Iii Certainly not my place 10 re-
ply to such an alta k, if reply be necessary.
Mr. w. said it would he thought, come with
gre ,rcr prnprieuy from some gentleman from
proper for the House to hear the reply, before
il proceeded 10 decide the ques, ion; a. d in or
der To sHor oppor,un for il, moved that
the House adjourn.
The motion 10 adjourn was negati.ed, Ayes
g., Mes, TO-.
The qoes,ion being thru put on the amend,
m n, II Mr.. Oakley, il was decided by Yeas
and Nays as follows:
Yea, 70, Nays lol.
SO tht amendment WAS rejected.
The question hen cisrri e on concurring
with III Committee of h. WI ole on Tie
Slate Of he Union, in rhr amend men, which
proposes to fill the bla"k with $50 900.
Mr.. Haynr demandd shar the question BIZ
taken by yeas and nays
The demand was sustained by the House,
and The YEA, and nays being about TO be taken,
Mr. Carer mo, ed that The House a ipurn
The moii2n was negatived without divi>
Sion, and thr ques ion then recurring, was de-
cidrd by yeas and nays, as follows:
Yea, III, Nays 60.
Ms. McDufIi now moved thai the bill b.
ordered tn lis third reading, whcn,
Mr. Jennings made shorr speech, The oh
ject Of which was, 10 demonstrate against The
Application e what is called tn two Per cent
iund, d,,i,rd from the proceeds Of the pubiIc
lands, being incluhrd in the general find for
internal Improvements masmuch as i had
been pledged for = special Object, viz: The con
tnuatio" Of The, Cumberland Road.
The question was now ondly demanded
and having been put by the Chair, he bill
was ORDERED 10 its third reading Tomorrow:
Whereupon, he House sdjourned.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-10
COLOM3Ia & ROME.


!" virtual acknowledgement Of Colombian
'uspfhoen,e by Rome, forms i new epoch IN
>, "S'fy line" republics, as well d. Of the
"E Dc. I'm Bishops for South America,
S,ae rope denominates il, The "Wrst In
S S'H ereiormerly nominated by the King of
rS' whose influence long prevented the eour
D. Fet'r from regarding those regions as
mng VI revol,et! colonies, which they iu-
90 ~, return To their all GRANGE. In pro-
"U lime, however, the truth was discovers
USn'ps nominated by Bolivar were ac>
-, "a ;ed, and thew have recently been in
,'.a With their rank aud authority. Spain
r, S' as'd, bat was obliged TO overlook IL.
, .s ne" d'Snta';es are Fernando Care, do,
Nnop oi Bogota; Jose Maria Es,ev,s
hhoP u santa Mario, sriar Mariana Garnio a,
top OF Anlloqaia, aud Magis,er of ,ha, me-
=, 'p - church and Mariana ralevera, bish-
p 'Iect Of Guavana
mi, ~ Inc 18th Of January, the decorations and
r, % "T The Archbishops and Bishops were
|a IN Bogora. The new Archbishop
!,,n. Oroas nj Gu, eleven bulls and five other
ii, Snsn's with an equ- / number for each oi
s. O;5etNTen.-rhe principal one we give this
Bolivar assembled the new dipnira.
4. g. Is liable on the Esd, in COMPANY with
.,o o.|er' of'he Departments, the foreign
'~'"auc agents and Consuls.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-10
TRAVEi ING
Museum Vt tine artS.

- RICH & son respeclftl', in orm tn la,lies and
-. cen,"r,en of AicSsnd ia that th,y viii open :"
variety Of WAX FIGURES. Il, large a,Iii".r,
ecut,d by that u'l-', Nir Ju tn Street. ~
the house OF T.. HGHer, Hjng street. Ihr Day, Sa'ur
day. and Monday Among tnrm IRE striking likeness
e. Of the. ooa ing characters, VIZ:
Gen Nashin. t0n-frs, in war, first in peace, and
first in the hearts ut his coun,rymcn. John q. Adam,
President of the United States. Andrea Jackson,
the hero of New orlrans-and piobsoy the ncN Pre-.
silent Gen. Bolivar, the iiiu1trou, champion ct
South American Independence. Napoleon BomParte,
lat, Emperor of France-and his wife, the Empress
Nara o,iss Gen. Montgomery. who tell AZ thu
stornng o Quebec cemoer, i775 Robt Bruce,
the brave and patriotic Chief of >co,lani. Joan 81
Arc a French Heroine, who fought Ii years III men's
clothing Charlotte Temple. LAZY Helen Mar, an
interesting Scottish Character. Mrs Eliza Bradley ;
who was taken prisoner by the Arbs on the C"as, of
Arabia The celebrated Ann Carson. otPh'hde'phi:,
the nstipaor of the murder of her husband and Leu,
smith Grecian Chil,l--a Dwarf INDIAN black
Boy.
The MuSeum will be opened from o'cI"cS IN the
morning til 9 IN the evening. Adnuance % cents
children under y wears hall price. Good Music on
two Jewish G. mbals and violin Smoking prohibited.
PROFlI.ES CUT AND FRAMED
ST.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-10
Translated for the " Y. Daily Advertiser:
BULL OF HIS HOLINESS LEO XII

To The People OF our Diocess.
Leo Bishop, servant of ,heservants Of God,
to the beloved children who compose the pop>
uation Of the city Of Santafe, Boeota, in the
"West Indies" health and the apostolic bene-
diction. Considering that the metropolitan
church Of Saatafe is in certain manner destl-
,ute ofthe consolation Of pastor and the per-
son of the beloved son, Fernando Caicedoy
Flores. has been accepted according to his
merits, in vir,ne of the apostolic auth ,r';y,&
with the advice of our venerable hre'heren The
Cardinals Of The Holy Church Of Rome, we APP
point him pastor, instituung him Archbishop,
and committing 10 him the government care
and administration Of the same metropolitan
church Of Saptafe, as well in spiritual as tenn
poral concerns, fully. according TO the import
Of our letters; commanding You at the same
time 10 receive the said Fernando, elected as
ia her and pastor Of your souls, humhly yields
ing your obedience 90 his conn<els md salutary
precep,s, that the said Fernando NAV iecog>
nize you as children, and administer 10 you as
a benevolent father.
Given 10 Rome, in St Peers, in the year Of
the incarnation OF the Lord, 1897. the 2ls' day
of MAY, and the Ash Of p M iii, ate, J. Car
lis, Pacca pro indiis. Tia est-joseph Batla-
gHa NoIarius appos.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-10

Tie lats, adyicss from Pernamhuco state
M ne Emperor Of BrAzi. Fl ding his prescott
lore IN the La Pla'a n~pffil zen, to an effe~,ual
SD,sade Of Buenos Ayres, has revived his in
Tmclons to the au horilies at Monte Video;
an! al vessels lea ing Iha, part are now requir-
" to give bond TO the Amount Of vessel and
'ario hat they VIII not proceed 10 any port of
n" Bae"o> Ayrvan Rrpubl,,! The authorities
make whatever valuatiop OF vessel and Cargo
h please
br5NO> NaEs, Dc. 9 Accounts from The
Dada Oriental ST ate, that n campaign will
1oAby soon opc", and that :hse5 r gimen,,
" .Ae n4li'nal army have been placed in adj
"acr Gen. Srcor arrived IN rhe 90 b ult on
y, frontiers with a small ,sco,t. The Repub
ans have to fear him-no; in 6ght-but in
NE dangerous operations of tn.r,gue snl brl-
D Y, >rcor in common If has many amiable
.S'''ues; his puDlIc character is that OF an in
tFtEuRr
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-10
E0 itpnt.
Notice!

T WISH to rent for year. or term OF years-a lot
of Ground containing half of an acre, lying at
the nsersection Of Duke and Fsyettcs'reets 1t has
nm :, a commodions and wel-Gnished dwelling house,
with All lie necessary out-houses The ground has
been handsomely improved, garden. Possession
viii he gyet the :, OF April. likewise wish TO rent
m, house near Alexandra, called Burgundy, with
acres of land around it, the farm beng already rented
On the eight acres, there is grca. variety Of excel
lent fruit, trees, and very productive gHiden his
has been considered very de,lrabe sane. rts,oehcs
90 aeIl nm account of its society, its health and
am anxious to get good gardener;-to one with
small family; a comfortable house and good wages
would he given. For terms, Apply 10
- F.. 7. H0OE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-10


90. he electoral vote Of the State.
Nr R,rd .lph's socec in the House of Re-
,.,,.,,,,i,es on Friday, is said 10 have been
-. If The most Gesultory and rambling har
,,,suys ever listened to MIR. SPEAKER Steven
.,O however, al hough so prompt when 1t snl's
-. ,,,noSes, 10 iu,erpose his authority, never
lid mis- "f lend" TO order, once. during q
,,,,ch which occupied tn time OF the Houst
,no hours md half, and which he spoke
,o,crrning almost every thing, except he mat
,rwhieh was properly before the Hoose'-
The Ma. Journal says.-Thal at The ctose II
n, s,sechh, gave ahrief specimen oil an,o-bi"g
r.,,v IN which he It'd the II use a, ne chad
Inherited an estate w1ich had b. mortga Sed'
,rd We understood him IN say has he hal not
| B en- able to remove the mortgage What this
h,ito 40 viii the question q surveys we were
ua.h puzzled to divine. We presume the
S,.aker saw its relevancy, nr he would have
cal!el the gentleman to order Perhaps he in>
trd,d a sugSes ion, that 'hs value Of the pro
p.r,y mi h. he enhance d, - a. TO enable himto
,uri,a,e i: by sending some engineers to sur
,ey and markout 20 d or ca"al through II.
The Rev Professor Woods, Of Brown Univer.
Sr Rhld. I,l.n , 70 m r'y Professor IN he
Cot,mntar Col, ge, DIS rio, Of Columbia, has
Gea uuanmpu>ll ,lc ted r., sidynl Of Tran
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-10
Ny George JoNMs0M-
Public sale Of l.aNd.

FINDER a decree e the County Court of Fairfax in
- the suit ct Peter Wager complainant aeains, John
GraeH and Arm his wife (forn.,rIy Ann Brake de.
Pendants, the subscriber will offer for sale ., public
auction, at Carts 1Av, Rs in the County Of Fsnfpx
on TUESDAY, the Isl day Of prii neat AL that part Of
the irsct oi Land in the sad COUNTY. commonly called
hEYYREDfENT,
formerly the propert, Of Walter Brooke the elder de-
Ceased, which Partition smongJ his hairs " as as.
signed to the said Ann for her dividend, containing
One Hundred and One Acres be the more OF s..
The sale will be made between IL and O'Clock.
Terms, cash r. l. TAYLOR
tcb N--tlA Cum'r of Sale,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-10
Ar.So GIVE no Pay.

4 Ne,rw Discoreyed Remedy for hfempe-
rance-By DR.. Geo. Hrper, Of Penn.
,F>BE subscribe, has been appointed sole agent IN
7lr xandra for the sale of tins valuable medicine 1t
warranted TO be superior to any thing Of The kind ev
cryet offered to the public, has never tied IN any
one instance, where tn directions have been sr'c'y
.,,."IaJ - one naper will be found sufficient to ct
feet cure. Price IS.
WM HARPER Jun.
mary ct Druggist, Fairfax street, tlexa.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-10

We have letter from gentleman in lndi-
-, b,fore US, which s'ate>, that Mr.. Cla''s
,s..s. ba, had sensible effrc, in aba,ing the
I,,t,on fever, throughout the stare: that man,
.,, have been under its influence, have been
..,onrc.d convsescent, and that there can b'
x,,o,,ble .loph,, but tn Il Mr.. Ada us Will
49,. he electoral vote Of the State.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-10

Ths Alrauy Daily Advertiser gives US the
MO ma'ior tina, ." address recommend my a
site con enlion OF the friends Of the admiu-
is ration viii be issued ere long, signed BY
DIS iugnl,bsd m n in various parts Of he state
Ills add'd thai W. will give Mr.. Adams
IS many votes as she did in 1924
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-10
A,E,di.S AAN1D&1As
oynAy MORNING, MARCH 10, 1928.

mos, Of our readers are anxious 10 see the
.,,s which have been furnished by the
~ Department, concerning the Tennessee
,,.,;,;,m.p. we have commenced publishing
', a. - thew are given in the National Journal
-. .,oos. of this affair, has caused no little ex-
;,,,,sn, in he ranks of the opposition. As a
-, resort, they ay TO the embarrassing report
=. committee Of military affairs, and 'ainly
-. ,h,, this will satisfy the people. But the
18th j., this report does not, nor cannot ex>
80, away the law aud the facts. That these
l,r,rrate men we've executed contrary to
"a and humanity, Is clearly and satisiacto-
". ,ro,ed. The people will decide whether
,n,hor Of these horrors, is worthy Of the
,;,,.s, Office in their gift.
W0 have published in former paper, the
-, of HJyris. This will account for its omis-
IN IN the order in which it should follow,
,o.Lsv.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-10
!, ". NVS%E .\A.'S

LoNtTy UVlcf, .7FL0HdTId, II z
Where within few weeks has been sold one prize OF
$1,000; one of laos, together with vari"! Of small
er denominations. All orders duly and promptly at
tended TO.
Drawn os in the " Y Consolid ted. No. 3, for IL g.
ar 10 80 10
march &c
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-10

20 of 49, so of 100 81 OF 81, u Of 90, 81 of So
To be hat! in great variety Of numbers at the Of
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-07-10
CONTRADICTIONS ro,. te r,,r~iop
- The Lire Oak Ifec-THe 1dams
TIRE ~

Lot DfmaeoHrs how Ia then IhrtorB TIRE,
it, spruut j, tho zfouritf 81 fhr starr
Hnf. we're i5r the ffeertaH Odh, do you sco,
II fishiunstho ark nt fhobfhNc.
With plants whrn OH Nature brspnhklod the ehrth
she mtds the Linz Opk he hrsf to-,
Itr1so, IA IL enblem 81 sdom and worth,
And ffmHtrs ofblfhest degf.c.
Tho Dab, whose green foliage M winter can blast,
Forever triumphant shnll he,
Nh,ip iornsls shah flourish. aud Dcenns shall last
Tho pr,de and he siroagh 0f hc ttte,
Long flourish the Dth, the I.ibortN true
The pride aud The boast Of the htaNe aud the FREQ
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-07-10
sTAPI.E ARTICLES.

Il tNpR SALE Oh vet, Dader7.r Ntina, sn
" elrPaut Grand Gffmao pnrn, pnfrhaz
ed, hort time stnce, 81 &. NtJnr he 81 Bal
lmnrr ned pronouncedhy competent jude
90 ~ instrument II ihr irl order
Il y iralY "a tn Editors.
Jal' IL 2w2df7p
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-07-10

pee ally bf those fnemaers who did not ate.
lie AuFra mfrfng In, officers elected frk-
nj year. are
Aii- An |wif, fftd Direcfress;
Ds hmhia fasile ,eroud Birecfrsssg
Nr' Labr 4 Reid 1eeaoVtri
Ms iieobsta { Ferguson sterfiGrgf
And the h,e ing sdipunrd
+ & fEBGr ON, sscy.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-07-10

Ala meeting convened agrccahlv 10 previous
notice NJ The Boiling Spring Tavern, Campbell
county, on Saturday the 9th day of july 1923
for the purpose OF nominating nolrg ties to The
contempt tied Convention 10 he held ~ fhar
loiiesYIlle, on the 18th inst ON he subject Of IN
teInal improvement Ia the State Of virginia
on motion Maj Joseph McAll,sler vas cnIlrd "a
the Char, and VIM. L. RleAllisler appointed
Secretary,
On motion, Resoiptd, That this meeting dep.
rccaic the inroads attempted by the prnrral 20.
ycrnmcnt III ynIIuna Ways, aud especially thu NJ,
tempt 20 cary OF u system OF internal nm
proecment ~ the several Snics.
THIS meeting, therefore, believing that this
State is possessed Of ample mrHus To improve
her own roads aud rivers, RtsOIrr, ura, Col
Nm. j. Lewis, John Stralion. Sterling C. AZ
derson, aud Nm {. Nc Allilcr he appointed
Delegates 10 attend said Convention.
heaohcd. lhatihe Edito. al the Jciirrsoninn
Republican and Lyncbbue Vngnian be ,eque,.
ted 10 publish, The foregoing proceedings ia lhcl,
respective papers
JOSEPH McALlISTER, Chm.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-07-10
THE Pro 5PECT.

TenasaeC--A letter 10 the Editors Of the Vir-
sinian, from a gentleman il BedGod county,
Tennessee dated " Jsne p, 1923, says
" The Presidential question runs high in Tcnncs-
ser. The several Nos written by ID. james J.
ARMSTRONG against Jackson have created much
have endeavored 10 repet tie chargcJ made a.
gainH HIM by sioHderuiR e Doctor But their
SANDERS oaunot lessen the truth OF the allcea.
tions made against the General by the Doctor
and besides, "e have the Generals own testino.
ny given some years since) eAtolliug DIR. A.
patriotism AMI integrity when they now at
Tempt 10 nnpeach All who are acquainted
with the circumstances connected with the facts
detailed by DR. Armstrong, know them to he
substantially correct aud the witnesses he has
brought forward are OF such undoubtcd charac.
ter that their testimony cannot be dsnntrd--I
attended a JIck5oA meeting about four miles
from DIR. Armstrong;, on the nth insf. and
was a'tonlshcd TO see such small number If
people attend it, after having given general
than
from Goa 10 80, in all, on the ground, and MOI
more than 100 or l1h participated in il. When /
hard the resolutions read and the remarks OF
the orator, could not for momea believe they
had any object in view but 10 SANDER Dr. Arm
strong, for exercising privilege granted To him
bv the constitution Of the country. They are a
ware that his Nos are making considerable
changes not only IN Tennessee, but all owe, the
United States-and they hope to countcraci then
influence by uiterng false npntaiious aud TN.
founded Inslnuattons against his character.
But, in this | know they wdl be mistaken as hs
always supported an unblemished reputation
as man OF honesty, integrity and morality Uf
Is Of good standing in the Methodist chui CHI
has been generally supposed that. in Tennessee
no man. no matter how well qualified, could bs
promoted unless he espouse the Hero's cause
But, at an election hed on the ION inst for Is
Major of the 47th reet. Tenn Militia, friend
OF the administration was elected over a Jack
souitc proving that the Jackson fever is not SO
strong IN that regiment nj least "
In the last Knoxville Enquirer, we percci VI
the proceedings OF an administration meet
ing in Paris, (iennessee) The resolutions are
very bold aud spirited. The meeting nominated
Col. James Rawlings of Memphis as Elector.
utucty--Accounts are still cheering from
this Stite Tndeed, 1t is almost universally con
ceded that MrtcaIfe and the adminstrai ion vii
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' III VIM 2Rh1 n iRlbFlA ms lhai received
" ~ hnudsomV aszoi mer Of Summer
6onds--~A As the srhapn is Car advanced. be- viii
give great bargains. lis stock cons sts in part
Of
snp"rfnf and mdng Cloths and Cnssifnefca
koucn assime,cs "a bcaniful aud good uiiicla
tnr pentlcmen's conis)
Rlatk flfcnssians aud La#f.ngs
lWillcd mi PLAIN blark Bomahzeile
Black sin Camri
nooc snpet wde French Bombazne
| superior whit Ga 4i"tcra for Vests
da whit 9iasclIles
Cd" ad ~ Ggpfei de
Black SUI Vcstine
do do and cnoured lclyefs
l!f ~" = fn'h y ding t,rry superior
White L e6tourrd do
Nankecna, sfrirfd Jeans
slrpod cotton Flo,cntines white salteea
Cal,coas splchdid ,seoltmrnt
srersuckrf and other Gingh
amhl les 1ncouet Mus in4
Anll Book aud SWisA do
silk h cotton Hose lie ~ blaflssill. Gleyee
liotsrskn KID. Nashleaihor aud York tanned
Gloves
Blnrk Srnsbnws tbest quality
d. Saranotts
lialian lnrstlings
Gi9s de Naples -ills
Black, win piol, aud blue eatiin
liIack Satin (nn,psrior nri,clo tof Ladies' drcsf
Fg
Block Satin LcVautiue do do
White figured satin
Black Mode
Straw coloured t.fps de Narles silk
Ihbbuns,nn assortment, white, black pink blue,
and other PLAIN 'oloals
Grape Leesr white md fuc. queen Gauze
Ba,hge. tnencline and Gsu1e lId4f, aud scarfs
pipmqs RfaIds and Corhs
/ I jos, RphbhS Nc. g.
/ Spool ball aud hank Cotton
foouref Cotton IN boxes
/ Bonnet Cambria (drab)
| We,xed 81 penders
! Thread Lace, AID Edeines. BobincI 10
Irish Linens aod law
! Naukcfn and Ca1Iou Grapes. Hack
| Company nags mud Raniana lllkh.
Gcntemeos English six bdlSls very superior
mticle
Cotton. Bnudauna aud Madras Hlkh
| Blac, Morocco and frorlla shoes
0zuaD0fgs, stout and goed
DOMESTICs.
White and Brown Cotton Shrtinss and aheeu
| Jugs
Apron Chcclt. superior quality
do do common
Pl,pls and Bed Il kings
spun Cotton, besl quaIit,
HARDWARE.
Knives aud Folks. Pen AID Pocket lie
lies Rasps Hinges Locks. &c
Looking Glasses
Earthefn aud nass ware
GROCERIES.
Loaf and Brown sugar
Very best Gun pe"d Tea
Green aud " hir CoH#c
Pepper, Spice Ginger Alum
Indigo aud Madder, Coperas
salt PeIe. &c. sc.
Powder and Shot CuI Nails
4 small quantity Old Rye Whskey
do do French Brandy
do do w Rum
do do N,deha " me, (bcsD
Al 10 be had nj very reduced prices, at my
' 0'' HENRY ALLISON.
JnIy 10 so
a Lot Of Letters remaining IN he Post 81
fee, af.7mhera Court House, onhe Isl day %
Juiy, 1928,
A-tlrs. Elizabeth Ambler.
Benz, Brown, Waller 3. Boswell Miss
Jaue Rurks.
Capt. Henry Camden, Charles II.
Christian.
. D-Relson c. Dawson, J., l.. Dawson, Miss
Ardelia Dnod. IaGhcrinh brhmmOnd
E--Capt. Ibos. Enhauk
John Franklin Henry Franklin
+ G--Docl. Ezekiel gilbert Robert Garland,
lI--jacob Haas 2.
I-Wm lvin5
r K-Nm. Kelly 2.
Tho. Law horn
Violin : Moore .
P-.ras. Petit, Richard Pendleon, Bennett
O. Page.
, Miss Elizabeth Ridseway, Willis Ruck.
s--urs Nancy shields. Colin seay John q.
> Smin ;, Randolph Snead, Richard Smith,