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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-03
From n. Norfolk Beneon, NOT so.

N.v., Jsrp1L1oENcE. &c-Among the pas
seng, rs las, evening, in Tnompson's sIagr. iro"
the South, were Colonel Joseph NJ. White,
from Florida, and Col. Henry G Lamar, from
Georgia. bo.h members of lhe House Of Keep
resentatiyr. Of the United States. end Capt
Charles ". Morgan, commanding the Y. D
ship Falmouth, all on their way 10 Washington
City.
Commodore Jessr d Elliot, appointed 10 the
command of the Wes India Squadron, had
hois,rd his broad pendan, on board the y. D
shin Falmouth, and would sail for Mexico in
a few DAYS after he 9Th inst. the date Of SaPt
Morgans departure from Pensacola
The u. S. ship Eric, Capt. Conner, from
Norfolk, was expected al Pensacola. The y.
S Schooner Grampus, Lieut.. Comdt. Latmer,
with four months provisions on board had sail.
ed for Cuba 10 give convoy to American YES
s-s.
The u. s. schr Shark, Leu. ComdI. hos
mas I. Webb, was cruising on the south side
Of Cuba.
We rtgrei 10 STATE, shat the y. 5. ship Hor
net, Capt Norris, which was of Tampico du :
ring the late gale, and for whose safety seri-
Gus apprrhensIons were entertained, had not
been heard OF al Pensacola, when Capt. NJ. left
there.
We also learn from Capt. Morgan, that a
fire broke out in Camden. Is. e. shoat Fl e
csys since, as he was passing through thai
place, by which Two squares Of houses wee
entirely consumsd-supposed 10 be the deed OF
an inceudisrv.
CHS. Whi'e aud Lamar, aud Captain Nor
gsn, took lodging ut Williams Steam Boat
Ho,rl
The U. S. Sloop Of war Peacock. Capt. Nc
Call, from Pensacola, was off the Bar, al New
Orleans, S,h inst.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-03
ITEMS.
" 70 sas.p Lie pery aye and 6.dy IF the Time"
T,.RElGE.


The BANK OF ENGLAND nas notes in eircpla-
ton TO The amour, Of fls.77O, 900.
STEAMBOATS, pIsTANoED, The Liverpool pa
pers are full of accounts Of races between Lo-
rom,tive Csrriag-, one Of which. invented
weighing Q tons Is owL run at the rate Of
treaty eight miles per hour
/; is stated, in London paper. tina, nothing
has SO great tendency 10 produce Hydrspho~
bia in dogs, as pu'id meat!
The London Magszinr, for September, states
that poor boy was sentenced to death Cor
stealing piece Of goosebsrry pie! Attn same
time two persons, for attempting TO s.ranglr
and drowua third were sentenced 10 SIX mon,h's
Imprisonment.
The oRAvAT owes It's name and invention TO
the Germans. and was first ado2 ed by regi.
msn, Of Crna,s, !" The wear 1856. Croa,, being
pronounced OF0-ai, was easily corrupted into
Crouof.
All over the south east part Of Persia, to
within lew miles nf the Persian Gulf, the air
is so dry, tina, tie brightest slrci may be laid
bare TO The atmosphere, al all hours, without
the slightest shade 10 us h'ilIilney 10 fnd
rose with sparkle Of dew upon il, from March
TO Sspte,nb.r, would be regarded almost equal
TO miracle.
Il is stated in a recent public alton in Eng
land by Mr.. Chris'op"e' Anderson, that there
are, in Ireland, S74o,2l7 persons who under.
stand only nc Irish language.
The King of Bavaria is IN visi, to Naples,
and has had tie honor Of bathing himself in
one Of The ba hs Of Pompeii, re-opened after
lapse or 1900 years.
To canine norate the calis nt conduc, of III.
Russian brig Mercury, in Az encounter with
has published Uksse, ordering that when he
Mercury ceases 10 be ses-worthy, vessel ex-
ac,ly similar sh al be built and receive the same
name, aud when this second is worn out, q
third. and so on forever.
4 seconG canal, to connec, the two seas be-
tween Bsyonne aud Toulouse, is in cunempla-
ton The probable cos' 10 estimated at SO mil
lions Of Traces. II is 10 br navigabe for yes
sells Of l4o tons bur,hen.
II has been discovered in London that marco.
tic drugs are often administered, 10 sailors in
their drink, in the boarding, houses and ta,errs,
for the purpose OF plundering their pot kes
without resistance.
The Psris Academy Of Sciences recently ap-
poined commiuee to pronounce upon q
scheme Of fl,iag 10 he cir for the human race,
by meau, o, gas or seam. The author Of the
scheme, a servant named Chsbrief, has been
long oce upied N studyingti- structure OF birds,
and he m chsnism Of their fighi. with view
to the discovery which he has ex plained IN
long and learned memoir.
II is i1traoed 10 proceed with the Tham.s
Tunnel u T. spring. wh,n afpi,oa,i"" Ia 10 be
made TO Parliament for assistance. Many vi.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-03

laughs short and quick, and seems cov.'ous OF
his mcrrimrni; his laugh SQUADS IKE NORM
wester through eimblet hole. A sa'iris sell
dom laughs out~righ,; i, would expose him %
ridiculc, he restralns il when hard pressed, and
allows its force 10 curl up his lips like cork
screw. This is the worst Of all Laughs. anc
man who INDUCES In i, ought TO be put upon
the treadmiil. Whom yoa see man sur
rounded by crowd and laughing very ofen'
you may safely swear tina, he is eiihrr Jeremy
bidder o: politician canvassing Tor Office -
Ore Of your surIy gruff old fellows always
laughs as if through speaking trumpet Our
old acquaintance the Duke Of Limbs, is one OF
that class; his only intimate f'iend is bull dog,
ard in heir manners they bear strong aim
ity. The Dukes laugh forms fine lass to his
dogs coun,er-,enor. The ladies (dear erea-
turesD all laugh in one ky, and therefore, we
are pu, at loss TO know how 10 Distinguish
their dispositions in their bursts OF mel rime o.
One thing is certain, we had rather hear prev
" girl laugh than the hues, piece "I mase'
played upon by the most accomplished master
upon earth. Hadn't you?
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-03

LAuoHIxo Il do love good, sound sonor
ous ,sash; one tha, rings merrily and s,ronely
u,,,n nc atmosphere like the explosion Of a
field piece. There ara some men tina, never
laugh; we are always sh, Of ,h.m; for they
cannot ne honest. Laughing acts upon The
mind like an fa,y ,ro,,ing hose upon the boz
dy; a. causes all the gross humors aud indigest.
ed heavy ideas 20 settle down aud pass of. L,
j. vc-y -asy matter to tell mans disposition
by his laugh, and haze s,rong idea Of carry
ing he .h-cr, INFO op, ration. ags,us that of
Gsn AMI Spu zh.im. A jovisi, shre~d, good
hearted f,il,w will laugh heartily and loudIy
w,sh me aning however, It genuine humor. On
,hs coo,rsry. AIDED s"lid genius allows
hi, sm.rrlmeut 'ent in . pr'frei b'av. This
W. d-tes, AID were we supreme 1" our author
4, zee woeld condemn such fellows 10 wear
a cap and bells. A sungy miserly genius,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-03
From the Boston Traveller.

HUMAN I,PE -Wpa, l. human life? Search
the ,nou 'drring pages in the book of Time
gaz, upon the brok, n monu mrnts, rdined cities
and 'pmples crumblns 20 du,',-anj- scan. If
possible, events hidden beneath the iInpenetra
bic pail Of obi, ion. ) arch amid the glooms
and damp, Of the sepulchre; rrud from he
long closed Crmrrry its lead tenants; di pei The
mists that ohscuce the history OF unrecorded
eveu,>, AMI ask ,hem what is human life! From
th.ir duh u,brokvn solitude, their sulien and
M leslie gloom, while passing onward TO The
grave of thing los,.-,hey will declare in ST.
lrnce, alss which fall on the startled ear as the
vivid glsam from the bosom Of darkness, salu, les
the dimmed and dazzied eye.
Wha, is mab's retrospect? What does his
strained aud frenzied vision behold in the lapse
OF ru,net Yeas and ages. but spectral array
or ghasuy limoges hoa;ing along on he Fl fully
gl-smirg "a Of e,rrpi,y; a train OF nsa,iste
horrors, Korgiug themselves on human bitter
ness AID W, Has not every age been mo-
nu,nent Of misery? Does no, its annals send
for h u wall o! sorrow and Death, appalling as
the naiRtul throt OF the ,olcasoe, and ine luIid
gl- IN Of its burning Streams? Prsiiience hath
walked at noon dsy, armed in The shadowv pa
nop!y Of death, s'rewiag destruction in It's path.
Famine and war have s'ri,cn in the dread mo'k
OF human drscla'ioo, blasting the faires', proud
es', fondes, hopes OF men, aud like the sirocco's
poiso.ou, blast, left nothing in its course 10
saw, " ] nave once hetn."
What is the human heart o,her than citadel
of p,iu and grief, whrace the loSeiiesi fiwcr
spring,ng up, ops"s its fair prtals, and like ia-
nocenc". SIN ling and bushing in its own puri-
", is to receive its blight, aud to droop its
de,ola'e head upon the ruins Of what once was
its support! Are not the loveliest images that
grac. life, and throw a transient flicker over
the clouds Of mi,for,une, sures, TO die, and
leav, ,he bereaved ones 10 mourn una ailingly
over their graves! Are not the fondest hopes
soorrs, to he crushed, the faires, prospe
soonest blighted, anu the iigh'es, ard most
Joyous bosoms the frst TO be fastened upon BY
the cankerings Of despair! Man! NAH! thou
art misery's child,-like doomed flower, that
has reared It's fair form upon the waste, TO
smiIe but once, and then TO be prostrsted by
relentless storms! And human iiGl-thy por-
trai, on the map Of eternity. is like ,hickly scat
tered wrecks, seen di,nly In the night n,ists Of
the ocesn
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-03
Notice VO Vai,ors.

'I'lIE subscriber living in M'idIeburg, Icuaoun COO
L ty, IVA SO miles west Of Alexandra, mmetlns
ly on the Turnpike Road leading to Winchester ID
give constant employment-Me year round-to Isr
WURNEYMEN T5ILORS;
good workmen, and of steady habits, to whom i5s1
wages, and continual seat Of yAsuIosiBLs wORI
b. given Men of the above proft ssion wishing al
slant and profitable situation would do well to cal
early ~ possible, as the subscriber will pay tie sd
fare Of those tina, may call on him between this IL,
and the 20th instant.
THOMAS W. DORMAN |
nov 2-eolm Jfddk5v; |
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-03
New Factory

VNlOMAS KEil. & Co. have commenced u. u.
i nufscturing If Copper, Tin, Lead, and shse,h,.
and purpose keeping on hsni a constant anil Q mn.
supply of articles in the above line, in heir se,er.
rietcs Also, Brazings and sh.et.ng Copper ii,
Plate and Wire. All orders in their line viii he gr,,.
fully received and attended 10 With n,aness All
prompti,ude, which we earnestly solicit a genera,
public will give the privilege OF testing at or p,
tory. lower end of King street, opposite the Cu.as
House. where the highest price, ia cash OF barter, v
be given for old copper. brass, p.w'er, and had
Gr Best nters,rained Lamp Oilior sale.
nov 27-eO4t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-03

"E invite :he attention of practitioners ofnsdf
w who may wish to avail themselves 81 the OPP
tuny to try the effect and virtue OF The focwin.
French preparations Of Physic u Vegetable Sails
supune. sulpla'e morphine, act tste morphine, va
tine, emetiDe, rhubarbarine, piperine, and lo'I~i
cf"tOn oil and ,xtrsct balsan co7aiva, &C The"
ent forms Ct manipulation ar pre- pars,ion CT tbs
d'cines for use. are kept Oh hand; together VIII %
tions for the manner Of employing them in pr4HnI
DIR Majendie's Formusr, Of preparation anl AIM
traton of those new remedies, Can also be- obtiine
La Barraque's Ckorure Of The On19
Sodium.
From numerous experiments Of tile most sEiiGi II
Of science, followed by certain success, II results
this ciOrurc is preservative against the Occult s'
OF latent diseases yellow fever, small poI, seae@
and against all contagious and epidemic diseases
remedy against tN bite Of the mad dog and thai o.
pents; against ulcers Of long standing. gangrfm
rot in hospitals degenerate burns, OH s-phi'''c ""
cOrroding letters. cancers, carbuncles, ssphyA"
duced by exhastons from sewers, CATERS, ~sN
lection of putrid auimsl or decompoing vegeeM,
ter. Instructions for using the CIorure OF os'G
dunn. including all lis various applications Ia n'"'
can be had.
Chloride Of Lime. :,
Instructions will be given for its uses in tIs.e.s
silk. cotton. or linen goods. such IS caps, my
sheengs, Ieghorns. other article Of wear @'
Dye Slafs Of all kinds, -.
Consisting Of logwood, hachewoot, REDWOOD sa.
wood, Brasiletto wood. fiistick, cochinea, nsdaeI
meric, indigo, sc The dye-woods ehPped W.
afford As cheap by the barrel Is they can be pU.sI
in any city to the north. We will give warranaI
rections for dying any color 10 those who h'@
their custom, with reasons why they tail III '0'''
good color, 81 it can be- corrected. =, DR.
The following articles Of Pants an" .
.jume,y: ,c.,,s|
Yellow chrome. drop lake. rose pink, eau Co., NJ
antique oil, variety pomatun, in pots ana s" suc,t
CAESAR oil, vegetable rouge, pearl powder, &C. ~
soap, rose soap, &C.; yellow, pale Yellow ~'
and green bronzes.
Superior Backing Pa,!e' =, lice
Warranted equal to any in the world. ns,d Is
whose motto 10 Economy, we can Heo .s. le,,be'
Dlseking. - retaining its polish. sofenng tns 'r,hs
md not causing it to crack, as most ms so,bips
,lacking does II has the advantage o. pr
he leather whether wet or dry. For ms c..
nOv2h WILLIAM kkNtHH
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-03
office.

i debts src provided for. in a Deed OF Trust to D.
subscribers, dated 18th Of June last. and which n
been duly recorded, are hereby notified that The Pr
visions Of the dee, are extended to those, only VII
shall, within the period of six months from til. Dat 4
the deed, execute and deliver full and complete D.
charge to said Humphrey Peske, from all claims d!
demands against him. GEORGE BRENT,
SIS THOMPSON y AAsH,
GEORGE JOHNSON,
nov 25-1aw3w Iruas
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-03
SELECTED POETRY.

WATCH FOX THEE-By Mrs. &. B. Wilsor
watch for thee:-when parting day
Sheds on the earth ling ring ray;
When his last bushes Ger the rose
A richer tint Of crimson throws;
And every fow'ret's leaves are curled
Like beauty shrinking from the word;
When silence reigns Ger lawn and lea,
Then, dearest lowell watch for Thee!
watch for Thee!-when ewes FIRST star
Shines dimly in the heavens afar,
And twilgh,'smists and shadows grey
Upon The lakes broad waters play;
When not breeze, or sound isheard,
To star,le evenings lonely bird;
But hush'd IS cen the hunming bee
Then, dearest Love! 1 watch for Theei
fwxtch for Thee when on The eyes,
of childhood, sIumbIer gently lies;
When sleep has stilled the noisy mirth
Of pla, full voices round the hearth,
And each young cherub's fancy glows
With dreams that only childhood knows,
Of pleasures Past-or yet TO be
Then dearest Love. watch for Thee.
watch for Thee, hope of my heart
Returning from the crowded mart
OF worldly toll and worldly strife.
And all the busy scenes of life,-
Then. filthy GROW Of brightness war
A moments space, the shade Of care,
Ny smile amid that gloom shall be
The rainbow of the ST rm To Thee!
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-03
a XnNng I,a&y
Card.

A. b. HAYDEN, Denia! Surgeon,
"lLL commence his regular visits to Ai.>,nr.
w an Thursday next, 14tl, instant and con,ro.
them on the second and fourth Thursday in each wos
until further notice. Persons wishing his profesoa
services will please leave notice 1T Caggc,t's Cit
HoteI nay li-e1Mf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-03

si,ers continue to examine this extraordinary
underi aking.
The ,r. prdy Of George Bnn,oeH has been
acted ovet again, IN France, VIII melancholy
n aIity. Tie cuiprit in his case is one Andrr
Lapauvre, a resident Of Eccuen. His uncl~,
Marcel Lapauvre, who possess property at
abou, $1,000 fraccs, having arri.ed from Paris,
Andre, on the following day, SET out with him
to walk TO windmill in the neigh5orhpot, with
the proprietor Of which he 'iad'so business
10 transact. When they had reached the wood
of Ecouen, Andre made some i,rs'ence 10 re-
turn home. leaving his intended victim to pur'
sue his way alone. 1t was nearly dusk, and the
murderer, soon re,raeing his Steps, sprang Tor
ward upon the old man suddenly, ~ lonely
psr. of the path, and s,rangled him before he
! could give utterance TO cry. Since HIS arres',
he has confessed his gull, 10 Magistrate, anG
avow,d d, that the knowledge OF MS unc'e's nav
ing made him his heir was the motive 81 MS
crime The assassin, who is a Journryma",
abou, so years Of age. has been committed
TO the prison OF Pontoise. tbs tiial VIII come
on a, the next asaizes al Versailles
AN ESTIMATE OF IN,ANE PERsoSs.-ln Eng
land, 1886 men. l2,4S7 women; IN France,
ll,il9- 1864; in Itsly, 57ls-5o67; in Hol-
land. 447;-23ss; 10 Germany, clss-2253 ;
SPAIN America, S24-279.
New HARBoR NEAR BREMEN.-The Germans
are constructing an artificial hsrbor al Bre.
merhavsu, seven miles below Brrnrn, a. The
confluence Of The Greslc and Wiser. AT the
entrance is lock with gates. The basin IS 81
f,et deep, 80 wide, and 265 long. The dock
Itself, or inner h4rbor, 1, 600 feet wide, "a deep
and 5000 long. The whole COS. Is 600 900 rix
dollars in gold
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-03
SCIENTIFIC.


SCIENTIFIC.
Cnoup For this disorder so fatal TO chill.
d, On. NJ. Drr, ouppeau, medic al man at Tours,
appears to have discovered cei'ain cure oy
blowing alum into the throat of the Guild
through an ms rumen, invented for 'he purpose.
In some Cases two or three repe'ii'ns oil ms
treatment ave sufficient; in Others tive or SIX
are necessary. eE
Wouxps.-A surgeon in Lausanne has been
de.oliny his .iten Ion 10 simplifying the dr.s.
sings and liga'uIes employed in the trea meni
of wounds and mas endea, orrd TO show tina,
simple rags aud wa'er may be advan'sgroasly
substituted for the lint, bandagrs OF ell kinds,
and various medic amenls al preseni used for
tina, purpose.
To RENDER SHOES wATkRPRooF. - Take about
a square iuch Of India rubber, Chat which Is
white is best )cut il into slices as Thin as p,ssi.
BILE, put INFO pint Of spirits Of turpentine, and
snake il up Occasionally 10 assist the dissoiu'
ton, add il requisite, al The India rubber,
until the liquor Is u the Consis'ence OF trracle,
then add half pint Of cold drawn lins' ed oil.
and i, is fl 70: USE. New shoes should be worn
Tor FEW days, before using the above, TO open
the grain Of The sors, ana should not be worn
for few days af's:, that they may dry.
DYE FROM POTATO FLowERs.- Sir Johu Sin.
clair has ascer,aiDsd hat permanent and beau-
iiful colours in WOODEN, cotton and SILK, may
be produced from the flower oil the potato He
says they are equal 10 the fines, inns procured
from the mos, valuable foreign materials One
of The advantages attending this discovery. Is
thai The potalor plans does no, suffer from The
cutting OFF lis flowers.
Into common barrel half full of white wash
put one ounce If suiphuric acid largely di-
utsG with wafer; ,ti, Them together, then apply
hem 10 any wood work as common white wash
is applied. This coating is an artificial gyp-
sum Of plaster Of Paris. The coa'Ins mus
TO med is wnittr, harder, more adhesive aod
very little more expensive tnan common white
wash. II forms betrr protection OF wood
from fire than common white wash The CON
lecture which occurred IL the wrier that such
would be the cas-, having been reduced 10 tie
test of experiment this summer-In Qae5eek,
has completely succeeded
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-03

tested inland bills Of exchange. By 'he~pse-
sent law Of Tennessee, bill Of exch .ngs pro-
tested for non payment, bears an interest oi Ten
per c. nj. besides an allowance 10 the holder OF
6i,een per cent damages, together WIN the
charges Of protest. The biiIwhieh is now be :
fore he Tennessee Legi,Iaiurr, ptop"ses 10 re-
stric, the holder Of protested note 81 e1-
change 20 five per ernt. damages, .nc hiding
charges Of protest and legal interest.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-03
Pork Wanted.

WE wish to purchase pork, and would ,l,r,.
w have the article for sale to give Us cal; '''
nov 26-eotf R.6W pi',,.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-03

nov 25-1aw3w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-03
Bank Stock for sale

nNE thousand Dollars' worth of s,,ck ind.
~ chsnics' Bank, and One Thousand n,r'.'I
in the Farmers Bank Of AiexsnI ra, for sale 'oe
at this Office. ror .. "I';
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-03
TUURtEYMEN T7ILORS:

nov 2-eOln
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-07-25

m AFAYETTE HOTEL, -Market-st., Wilmington, De-,
ROBERT EAKIN, sincerely returns his thanks to those
of his friends and others who have been pleased favor him
with their CUSTOM and hopes by paying strict attention bis
Establishment to have continuance of their past favos by
zgving him cal table he ptends shall as heretofore,
be furnished best the market does sord, and his Ii
quors of the best lmte His chambers pleasant, cool
and we'll funishedds stablngs are large commodou ant
under the competent ostles Personso
ing the City the Steam Boat Stage and leaving
heir Horses, may depend upon having every attention paid
them until their retdfh. 80
HORSES, GIGS and CARRIAGES, WILL as heretofore, be
N b. EXPRESSES provided to travel in any direction, at
the shortest notice.
June 10, 1929. Sat-
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-07-25

GSTRAW Coored & White NAvARISos-MIssEs Will
- SON. Aillifers have opened part of the store NO
1906 Market Street, assortment Of MILLINERY with
Nayarno Leghorn Straw Batste apd other Bonnets Leg
horns and whened and Hats or Bchnets
made ORDER the neatest manner, Oh moderate terms
E. WILSON purposes teaching the much admired art oil
THEoREM PAINTINGS at the above place. where specimens
may be ..
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-07-25
COACpRsNi.A KING.-The subscriber,' tb

~ oAClRsNfA KING-The subscriber, tbspkful to his
" endsaad the public in general for the very liberal
patronage heretofore received, would inform them that he
still continues pursue the above bness all its various
branches his old stand, No. 149, MARKETST, Whining.
ton Dewhere he makes and repairs all kinds of Carriages
borns, &C.. He has hand and FOR SALE, number
of New Gigs and Dearborns, warranted for year-Lke.
wse great variety of second hand gigs and chairs, com.
pete order. Also handsome supply of and second
hand HARNESS. all of which will be sold very low for cash.
or good accepances. EDWARD KENNARD.
NJ b. great variety of unfinished work. in stale Of for
wardness-which be finished Immediately to order.
April IL. 24-2m