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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-29

to'ddoa Corn Efrtange, lime ioCar marfet ,yas in
Ircss siae tn. morning; scarcel has been @
wi until H f-.~'S U 90 i' ftces as Tie consumers
Ivo Ia t'" immense foreign arrivals, without g!ie ;,t
alteration IA prices.
INIhPooL MARktrs-Ime i3.-1his week the Cotton mar.
het was very fat but steady and unl Thursday when
nenand iev're aui considerable business has
mere Is no alteration price, but weeks have been
''iy supported The sales of the week Is $50
import +757 GALES VIC queue Plands q New Orleans
% to- I'D
i|r''pooi, Tome l3-The Com trade to-day extremely
Gu and may e quoted fully Sd cheaper than on Tues.
dav. 80
london CrH Frctapge lime L. Arlouch ilc weather is
untfcFabe for SPRING corn, the contrary Is the regards
wheat the appearance OF which tu pfomising
added To which the quantity grain this and
above SUFFICIENT 10 carry beyond harvest, This morning
hne samples oi wheat Intellectually offered reduction
OF Is per quarter.
tiiSo'o rTket, jt l2IIere has n steady dem, nd
Tor Coiion-lO35 packages sold last prices ID sea
Islands at l0id 5d Stained ss7 Bow eds at 4
N6kd; 2l3 OeInS Sid sgd; Inferior at Ia sd Il
Mobile at 3D. Nothing done in Dye God; 50 bills. Ashes,
lS") ai BIS; liD Pearls, al ' sd 3I, principally the
former rate ftw hhds Tobacco, sd p lor good leaf
Whale OIL selling ut 22k 10 III Business Wheat limited
Correspondence o; the Journal OF Commerce.
iI,sGow. June - 1929
Gencmen,Ne continue To have demand Tor o,;gn
from the trade dd the psccs of last week fully supported
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RALSTON y PLEASANTS

Have s rsceired, HHi efcr for SIZE Gi thar Sioyc.
r. y AMI !sti sl.e.ts
.SSA BAGS fine green LnguTa Coiltr
'S''" 100 Il" 'm0Uniain 81. Domingo 10
- Go Rio da
10 tiI- primo green Cuba do
- bugs Old Java do
20 hhds best dry New Orleans sugar
DC DO common do
II do day Porto Rico -fasa-
2G do very superior 1T. Croix do
90 hhis Trinidad aud =. Orleans moIasscs
pipes Holland gan
p barrels cd rye whskcv
20 hbls arid hhds common 10
IL chests gunpowder and imperial tea
80 sides oak and hr.n!uck tanned soal leather
500 sacks Liverpool illed salt
90 boxes SXi0 window glass
do lSXl3 dp iry 20
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Constitutional Charts.


OR Comparative Views of the Legislative, Executive, and
'qGs s Ua HepnT%g"s IN the c9ns"o@s Of all The
sale ' y " ' N'' '''t c6 PL.I,SD I CO Tor
Constitutions of the United States, complete o present
The Resolutions of Virginia and Kentucky pened by Mad
Ieferson's Manual, &c. &C
july 29-2sw6t
VINIIE Subscribers have entered into Copartncr-
n ship, Grocers, and Commission Merchants
under the frm of WIsHr 81 MAcMURDo. They
have taken the Store rst under the EARLE Hotel and
will sell Groceries of the FIRST quality, by wholesale
or retail. They will also sell produce, and transact
any other business on commission. that NAV be
trusted to their care. JOHN WIGHT
EW.-LAcoNIcs; or The best words Of the best
In authors; with tho authorities; in three volumes;
July % JOHN II. NASH.
Draining Of the Ution Canal Lottery, No. 8.
%, 80, ID, 8, 4, SO, 80, II, 48.
Holders Of prizes arc requested to call and receive
the cash, renew them in the Washington City
Lottery, the drawing Of which will be received To-
MORROW. The following are the capitals.
prize of $1,000 ! prize Of S''9SS
do 900 10 Go 100
10 do 100 81 do 100
&C. &c. &c
" Tickets only sa-ior sale at my office
july % w. PEARMAN.
ASfuNGTON CITY LOTTERY, No p
w Tho drawing axes place THIS DAY, asd VIII be re-
ceiyed Thursday q o'clock
ceE!ss 46o1 SEQ 1900 Of $780, Of 200, 10 of15o
10 OfI20, ~ Of 100.
Whole Tickets 81, quagiers 30 cents
For sale BlGGER'S OFFICE.
Where the Capital ~ $4,000 the last similar Scheme
sold and paid 10 resident NJ Richmond july 28--N
NEXT LOTTERY.
Washington CRY, No. 70, to be drawn This Day,
and the drawing will nc received OH THUKspAY, OF
~ o'clock OF nay Office
SCIJESIE.
prize of $4,000 prize of g, 1865
do 1000 G do 800
do 900 10 do 100
Tickets only 81 Halves J. Quarters 80 cts. Call at
July 70 HAWKINS.
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"Ro nr J,NrIpo, May %.
"There about 1000 bbs Flour hand the greater part
otwhich - Of inferior qJaty The prices vary o ll 20
-Gallego brand would command II There m mar
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H.ALOABLE RF:J3L PROPERTY "A r HCJItbFTrTS
FOR SALE,

EDUKSUANT to Il decree OF the superior couit
81 ehaneefy Tor the Richmond district, pronoun-
ccd on the 9th day of March, 1899 in the case Of.
Young vs. Richie, will be offered for sale. on Satur.
day, the 29th day of August, 1920, at O'clock p ~
at pubic auction, To the highest bidder, a credt
OF u, IL ana 10 months, the real estate of Jane,
Dung licensed situated in that part Of the city OF
Richmond, called Rocke;ts-wbich property is de-
scr,oed by MIR. Juines Richie of the trustees OF
SAID foung, an the following manner, TO wit: An en-
ceiieht W." story brick house, and bake house of
oticS lot we'll enclosed with bich. and occupied by
DIT. "fahgcr; Two story wooden tenement and
out hoiise, separated from the former lot bv an
aIey, lot enclosed with wood-tLs property lie on
Rockets street, below the bridge and immediately
opposite the wharyes-a small wooden dwelling and
stable on the oppose side Of the same street lot
not enclosed: and sniull wooden dwelling house. on
"a street back OF Rockets street. with good garden
enclosed: Bonds with approved security will he
quircd the purchaser or purchasers and the tito
to the property retained, further security for the
payment OF the purchase money.
J. GUERRANT, NJ. 5. c. c. RID.
uv ~ 81 ~
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MANAGERS esTEyCE.

W.3SHLNTTO.N' CITY. No -
Drawing viii be received TO MORROW
SCHEME.
Prize Of sl.oGo Prize Of sl.s66
Nhoic tickets s., Quarters 50 cts.
For chances, call az Head Onarters
YATES s, DIINTYRE, Managers.
july 90
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AtarttOeg &aIFT.

- - ~<''t Nfti, .1lslIEsJN d. ~. .,.H.
GROCERIES,.
On TnURsnAr, the SQta instant, at 10 o'c'oc., as
our auction sto. q.
10 Hhds w. I. nolasses
5 do st. Croix sugar -
10 do n. Orleans rum
D do Antigua do 1872
90 bbs No. 3 mackeTcl
30 boxes brown soap
100 reams wrapping Paper
An invoice of blank account boOss
20 bbls cider
. tierccs winter lamp oil
tiunpowder teas
Hats, shoes
Cigars, ginger, &c.
July 90 u. 4. s. Co. Auc,s
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pay .4FTER JO.,yORR0rD

FEiiE drawing Of te Maine State, 80 , will be- received
containing te following handsome pri2es.-sG 600 600
loUJ, ZOO 10 OF lOA0. 800, 800. 7GO 500 400 64q
Ses'es great many other smaller prizes. Tickets only
Quarters 20 cents los sale CHUHBS lucky and pfonnt
paw Oce, where all the capital prizes will be sold No mis-
;aSe-aPpy early, you Will he tate. uIy 20
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-29

EW.-LAcoNIcs or The best words OF the best
In authors; with tho authorities; in three volumes;
first American edition. Just received by
July 20 JOHN II. NASH.
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P. CHUBB,S OFFICE.

Numbers dyGtea IN tie I,tioa Ccnai, No. g:
%, so, "A, >, 1, sc, 50, II, 4c
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-19
coNMuNlcATsD.l

session ON Saturday LAST young JAcKAss gra'ey walk
Ell into the midst # the Hall, early up To ,he LAW"
,ers' Bar Igve YOU, Mr. Editor. the fac'i 'eate 10
na,ur.lists tb solution of the motive C""iu u nave
been the aiSGciOn If affinity or the cor6ss symp0'
hy9 MANH'A
We are no, Sufficiently acquainted win ,'e
natural history OF ihe animai Prnno"'os ma
-. h,h,ts are prryariou, We Witnessed he
;,,;,,.n, and. when .s,uyed that no subpoena
n,a issued for the Donkey, .,a'ursly suPp"srn
Z" >uffering b ing he badge OF all his 'r'oe }
,.. h.,n,n rrdress at tie hands CT the Court.
A f,;erd bi,eriy opposed % reform, "hr,hsr
.. ,n.rr,brd an he list Of executive duties or
wro,ph, by The Conver,io". IS OF opinio"' 'na ,
the moor animal seeing considerable srowo
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-19

REFORM, in 'hr \ suag { dn,ninan,
parry, but in III. language OF ru and common
sense, PERsEcpTIov aad PRESCRIPTION, still
continues It's ravagrs--spalin neither aGr
services, nor virtue. rhr removal Of publ,
offers for no foul, under The sun. bu, the he
Nous one of never shouting for Jack on, Is S
common tina, we have, for sotHe time pas.
mi ted TO rec ord the names VI ihr objects &c
Executive displeasure. II shr Sena'r or The
People do no. put the seal Of their displra,ure
upon this degrading, tyrannical, aud un just po-
iticsl course ii rewards and punisnments,"
we shail begin to think We are ready for the
rods aud shac kies If any TASK master who has
ne forum and the spirit 20 ru'r over US.
We are led 20 these remarks by observing
tina, another sweep HIS been made in the b.,
ton Cus'om House, IF homes, long tried, and
faithful servants, to make WY for the !oad~eat-
ers, parasites, and la k VS. Of the present gio
rious Adminisiration.!.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-19

successful effort in favor 81 Donna Maria"
II Is stated in letter from Brazil ~ way Of
France, that the Portuguese squadron at Goa
had received orders from the captain general,
DON Manuel Portugal, 10 proceed to Rio ia
nero, or to Mozambique, for the purpose of
taking the instructions of the Emperor relative
10 the support Of Terceira
The King Of Spain has recovered from his
late illness. FE....
The Morning Herald of the 9Th Of October,
contains e,er from Lisbon, from which the
following Is an extract: .ara3 ~.
John BULBS rival Jonathan, is likely to in.
teriere BY farce of arms for ,hr seamcn Of The
American whalrr, Gal,tea, have bern treated
with the grea'es' indgnity. When that ship
WAS seized SKY Portuguese sailors, aimed, and
prize master were put On board yet, under
pre'-Dce of the sailors having attempted TO
TAX the ship ouI OF ST. Nicholas, the Po.tu
guesr { I'll Sent Them, in irons, To the gAo OF
that Island Thy ware removed, in irons, on
board the Diana figaie-bu when out OF sight
OF land, th+ir irons were removed, and they
were for, ed TO aid in working that ship. On
coming near Portugal they were again roned,
and, al er four days de -ntipn board, sent,
under strong escori, TO the filthy gao a. Lis
bon, and thrown into the finhi-st uar' Of il,
among robbers, murdtrers, sodomiies, g.. One
Of hem was Obliged to b. removed on pale +,
from illness, and is now dying in he hospI all
The American Consul Gen r,l, Mr.. Hu'chc-
son, by paying for other acoommod ATOMS, has
had hem removed from his place of horrors
| where, as here is no prison allow vance, tn,
would be forced 10 live on The piuance Of cha
. rty. AT his own expense, the American Can
sui now supplies ,h~m with food AID other ne
cess RE, Wh,l- John Bull has so amriy pot
up with bad treatment, 1t is not iik' ly Jonathan
will F."
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-19

TIE Na'innsI in'rl gencrr announces the ar
riv II in Wa,hne ton oi Nj KANE, Senator from
Illinois, aid MIR. SEWER. Delegate from Aik.n-
SIS Mr. Sewer lsfr Little RICK on the % II
O tobeI, and has made, i, is believed. the most
EXPEDITION Journey, by several DAYS, thai has
ever been mad be;w. en- that place and Wash
ing,on. The oe,soL is, thai the wa'e's OF The
great rivers are IN the best ate Of tullness Tor
Steam ma igation.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-19

The National lntellig-nrpr SEEMS TO doub'
whe her there will b. drilled majority in con-
gress he approaching sslon. We would
willingly doubt TOO, If we could. Blu, there is
ton .nuch reason to ftar, thar party is 20 carry
every hi"g Many hores' mi mbers will uni t
with the dom nan, party, from what they con.
slider du,y, 4, ON false regard TO f,Ise corr
sis,ency, md from fear Of Popular dI>plra,urc.
These, united with the thorough going parti
sans, viii make up the ma joriy, We ammo,
SUI our eyes o N danger, though We Indulge
ne mos, heartfelt, wishes that i; snay be avoid
Oh
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-19
COMM ERCIAL.
P,ios, Of Produce in .alsrand,iia ye,..rda,

LIVERPOOL CORN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 6.
We have had an increased arrival Of new Wheat and
Oats from Ireland this week. aud free d, livery Of
Wheat from our own farmers, making together sup
ply which has exceeded the demand; for although new
Wheat offering at Sd. and Oats at 2 per bushe
lower than our last currency, it did tempt the dca-
ers to purchase, except merely in retail for The sup
ply Of their immediate wants In The price OF old
Wheat there has been little alteration and but very
limited demand. This market is very bare ot grinding
barley and i, would find tuerab free sale quo
tations. Indian Corn has continued in rtqu It. and vii
other articles Of feeding has fall! supported former
currency. The duty foreign wheat has increased TO
22> 81 per quarter with the probability of progress
sive increase Tor several weeks TO We have not
heard OF any transactions in bonded grain this week,
except the sale of few ais at l. 81 per bushel, and
three small parcels OF Flour for export, at 24s
to 25s per barrel.
There were a few country dealers to this days
ket hey esnccd very tlc disposition purchase
AMI the business transacted WAS quite in retail On
new wheat decline Of full Id and Dat, sc Iu
Sd per nushe tn prices Of this day week sub
Matted to. For old Wheat and Oats former rates
demanded
The great demand for, and the rise in the price a!
Cotton ATE to be atr but psrt, tn fct that the
Spnners of fine Cotton had determined sumo work
Tie accounts from India were very encouraging TO
The British manufacturers We hope our merchants
vii not be TOO s.Iglrnr # continuance of the de-
m ,ni AMI prices motto din til. liverpool accounts, and
thus be led into preclpltaie operations.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-19
Public Sale Of Land.
Marshat 3 Sale

1 I Superior Court of Chancery, held in the town
of Fr.dericksburg, on the 10th day of MAY, 1897,
'tnee" hoss, Plaintiff
3y consent of the parties, by counsel, the iourt
doth sd Judge, order and decree, that unless the de-
trndant snail, within twelve months from the date
hereof pay to the plaintiff the sums Of ole thousand
dOl., with interest there on, the rate of six per
ccntnm per .nnm, from the first day of October 1919
until paid (suhject 10 credit Of twenty eight dollars
and htty-six cents, paid the 9Th dsy OF December.
1927; one thousand dollars, with the like interest
thereon m the lst day of October, 1872 until pad,
thousand dollars, with the like interest thereon,
from the hrs, day of April, 1879 until pail subject TO
credit of sxt. eight dollars and fort, ak ents pad
the Esd day Of March 1925; thousand dollars with
the like interest thereon, from the first ds, of Anil
10 70 until paid; one thousand dollars, with the like
interest thereon from the FIRST day of April 1921 until
pad thousand dollars, with the like interest there.
from the frst dxy of April, 1872. until paid and
one Thousand dollars, with the like inerest thereon,
| from the frs, day Of April, 1923, until paid, and The
cots by The plaintiff expended in the Prosecution Of
this suit the SAID defendant and his heirs, and all Der.
claiming under him. br t ncetorth, forever abso
lute barred and foreclosed of and from oil equity NJ
redemption in aud from the lands and Dre scrb
ed the nden,-re Of mortgage exhibited IN this cause.
bearing date the 24,h day Of Sept. mber 1914 b-tween
the PENDANT If he part, and the plaintiff of the
other parts and that the Marshal Of this Court after
having given weeks notice uf the time and place
thereof by adverts ment published in some newspaper
printed in the Town of Alex ndra, do expose to sale
at public auction. to the highest bidder for cash. tho
lands aud premises aforesaid, and out the proceeds
of the sale, after defayng the expenses attending thu
same, pay 10 the plaintiff the said principal sums and
rest and the costs, aud The surplus of IN, proceeds
Of the said sae # any, pay to the dfendan or 10 such
! person as may be legally authorized to receive the
anne; and report his proceedings herein to the Court.
in order to final decree.
Cop,-Teste;
Costs ST 80. J. H. WILLIAMS. &C
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-19
The last Lee>burg WAsHrNGToNIAN CONAN

,hc following paragraph.
From letter r. e,ved in this place on Mon
Gay las,, from VI. MoNRoE, one OF the Dele
pa.rs from this District, n appears that "e IN
tends resisn,ug his seat IN the Convention
i,robably before This The ground to- Tins
,,ep, on the part of Mr.. MoNRoE, We presume,
IS ha, he cannot, consistently with hts ow"
feelings and principles speak the wishes OF his
cons 'uen,s on some # The lsading principles
involved in ,he { convention
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-19

A HEAVY lax PAYER" should have en-
trusted US with his name. as j W ,uld not an
swer 10 insert his communication merely on
anonymous authoritv.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-19

in the Hall. and thinking it election day, enter,
ed, enormously supposing that universal suf-
frase had already been decrsed. A solution,
in which we see less wit, Than sris,ocraticai
contempt for the rights Of The people
Fred'x Arena.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-19
MARRIED.

At Norfolk. on Thursday evening last, by the Rev
Nr. Winpted, Commodore JAMES BARRON, Command.
ant of the Navy Yard at Gosport, to Miss MARY ANN
AILsox, eldest daughter of Mr.. John Wilson, OF Ports
mouth Va
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-19

The Rain lell three inches det p IN Akxan-
dria on Tuesday he I7th of November as as
CeriaIned Nv ortec' observer
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-19
AN that Tract Of Land.

Wing ai being in the county Aforesaid. whereon the
p'antiH (Vincrni Mo>s) formerly resided and which
Is composed Of the several follow ing tracts VIZ: One
tract. formerly the property Vi Nathaniel Moss, on
which stands the dwelling house; other Tract, I,r-
chased by the said VINCE ut Moss OF George Fsr; and
other Tract, purchased by iezekah Gasscock md
said Vincent Mos, of Caleb - hit ere, on hch has
recently burn,-th, whole bounded BY Goose Greek.
BYRD Is. WALLER,
Dsputy IF John Sianard, N Fed.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-19
SxJ1P n EwS.
PORT or .aLEX4NDRLa ID O.
ARRIVED, NOVEMBER 10.

ARRIVED, NOVEMBER Is.
Schr Margaret Ann, MCaSlin, New York; gin, pork
and cheese to LINDSAY, Hill Co. and freight Tor the
District.
SAILED,
schr. Harriet, rubey, Washington n. u
Steam packet fredericksburg, u J jenkins Bat
Steamboat Potomac, Jenkins. N"ri''k'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-19
J. II. WILLIAMS, C. C..
S.,ticA.
Costs 81 80.

DuRSU,NT 10 the foreg .ing decree, shall. on So
l. furday, the 28M day Of |orem6er nart, before the
front uor If the of William and Bushrod ust.
IN the Town OF Upperv.lic, and county of Fsueuier
t" SALE by public auction, to the highest bid.
der fnr casl
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-19
Card.

Gard.
A. d. HAYDEN, Dental Surgeon,
WILL commence his regular visits to Aiexandrs
w ON Thursday next, 18th instant, and continue
them on the second and fourth Thursday in each month
until further notice. Persons wishing his professions
services, will please leave notice at Claggeus City
Hotel. may ll-eIhn
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-19

1 I Superior Court of Chancery, held in the town
of Fredercksburg, on the 10th day of Ma., 1897,
'ineem MOss, Plaintiff
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ca 5 the following:
~ W.! b. iuf,tmpd Of the effect produced
pn 'D, inuah auIs of this popu Nus c'puai by
10 l.,lyai 4 the ma erred ex. edI'ion Of the
al'rc> A very se'I,us tunui, "aN beainn,ng
g.! N and el m-nls Tor v",y ,mppr ont
movements a,e g,,hcriag arou0d hos AT are
M at'isgrS Il - many u just and impoi &c
Nta>a IS. M doubt Is now n ~ ued about
Ae exist uce of treaty between this q ''err-
"ea ~ ain. The POPULATIONS aye Of most Sc
y n, ure, because ,hey ave IN collision with
10 tea les between Great Pji ain md Poriu-
81 commission was sent, or 10 he sen,
70 London, IN order tn amuse she Bri ish Ca
.aei Wrh appearances Of reliance on he con
sutton of British support, waI'e The spanish
'"N's'er is directed To give every explanation
"a rider TO delode the Ministry Of Great BIZ
an Spain is authorized by the treay % en-
7" PORTUGAL aud the frontier owns are 10 ne
se'Feted into the hands of the Spanish u.ho-
',,, whenever an insure, ton may take plsoe
" Lisbon. This was considered the only re
sSrer to snppor, the usarpaion; and the fail
+e OF the expedition TO fsrceIra, planned by
~ Old Civilian, Condo BAstos, and c, mm landed
y fanfarron admiral, where the flower VI
a'saeFs army was exposed without caioulsion
providence, urges the assistance u 81 AIM
'n Mis1el is ready TO submit himself 20
hp1'n, aud even TO descend 10 The rank OF a
Sse OF Braganza, and lose the regal elevation
' 'amhy, rather than witness The result OF
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-07
Dentistry.

n prvNyIJs most respectfully informs the CT
items q. Alexandria aud its VICINITY that he con-
90 to perform all operations o" the teeth VIZ
'""e Cleansing Ertrcct'ag' S'c; ,,,
.,.,n. over the Lottery Office, two doors Va, East
Of the franklin Hotel Jh sfasf'uih homes U that in
raj he has IS a Gs
assuring inc at,ent;un, together with ample prepa-
oy assuu nsrsorm all the duties of his profession
exnsrence continuance of their support, In ' .a
placing the rsSnS ani nis
derate. ,, ,,o, Iva can supply them
with superior denr6ce-Sso he can n re'I In twenty
Sovereign Remedy for the e. srxa,ion. t
ed 70 destroy the of the tooth, WIN
nm, n;nry 60 the ether teeth to give permas 49,
uI obyate the necessity of eriraefing unless "ne"
| the tooth was entirely decayea. .,c "a
| All orders duly attendedto'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-07
"Fan &c quill faut, arrive &c quill pourra''
w!sDwRsDAY mpmNaNa, JANUARY ., $780,
e. & Y. p. THOMPSON

III WE received. per ships Pioneer, James Perkins,
and other recent arrivals, assortment Of sea-
sonable goods, consisting Of
Fine super and extra super cloths and cassimeres
DO do doubled mi!ed drabs
MIXED and diab plansand Devonshire kerseys
Mixed and red Paddings
Olive, drab and brown twiIled feanoughts
Red, blne and greenbocking baizes
Stout green Competing do
White, red, scarlet, green and yellow fannels
Fine and super swanskins
3d. ga 10.4, ia, IL a, 1874, and Ia rose
blankets, some extra quality
SIS a, A and point do
Rhodes' blue and brown camIets
DO plain, twilled and figured bombazetts
Do colored circassians and rattinetts
Do Tartan and caroline plaids
DO black and blue black bombazines
Cotton and worsted hosiery
rs fancy prints
90 and 6-i cambria, jaconet and fancy muslins
Ga plain and figured book do
Black and coored sarsnet cambrics
Black Italian lustring
Do sinchews
Colored sarsnets, gros de naples
Black and colored Canton and French grapes
Ladies white silk and colored kid and horseskin
gloves
Men'shorseskin, beaver and dogskin do
A Irish linens
S.4 and 7-S do lawns
Sd and GA do shcetings
Brown Russia do
"a, "a, 104 diaper and damask table linen
; and 7-8 damask napkins
Bird.eye and broad Russia diaper
.Sptalfeld, baudanna, flag and madras hdkfs
Ribbons, thread and bobbnet laces
Brown and black linen
white and coiored cotton balls and spools
Floss do
Patent threads. oznaburgs, ticklenbu gs
Durlaps, twilled sacking, shoe thread
Ako-llrown and bieached domestic shr,inCs and
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