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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-06-25
HARTroRD, Comm June 8.

HARTFORD, Conn. June 8.
Interesting 10 .uaaufaetarers. We
learn from good authority that the Rev
Enoch Burt, OF Manchester. Connect
cut, has constructed and put into actual
operation loom for weaving piaiis, by
water or steam. A number Of gentle
men have been highly gratifed in see
ing the loom in motion. The sbattles
Containing the different colors shift reg
alatiy as the fiaure requires, without in
terrupiing the motion of the loom; ard
il the wool thread breaks, or the bob
bin is empty, the loom instantly stops
itself, and casts n the belt OF band by
which il is driven The machine is said
TO be extremely simple, and consequent
ly not liable to get out of order. We
think it must be highly useful to the
public. ADD bore that the principal in
ventor. together with bis associates in
the patent right. whom we understand
to be Messrs o. ID. and A III. Boyd,
will be generously remunsra,ed.--O Of
server -
Some very interesting extracts from
Sermons on Religious Education, by
the Rev. Doctor Wainwright, are given
in the New York American. We could
not help being struck with the business
OF several of his observations, partieu
larly one. which, as il has reference to
an interesting fac., we copy:
1T is remarkable fact, that, let q pa
rent be ever so regardless of truth aud
Justice, or even so devoted to sensual
pleasures. still be would not have bis
children adopt bis principles, or copy
his example. No, he would dread this
as a most serious evil. & wsuld rejoice
to be assured of the stability of their
moral principles. Is this not sure ev.
idence that. however men may seem de.
voted to the world, they nevertheless,
fear it like an insincere and rsacherous
friend. They knew how deceptive are
its offered pleasures, & experience has
aught them the unsatisfying nature of
its pursuits; and although they have not
themselves the resolution to break from
them. they cannot endure the thought
that those whom they love should 10
like manner be enslaved to vanity. We
could not have stronger argument to
prove the temporal value of a religious
education
The argument here used is, indeed, a
powerful answer to these who refuse 10
admit the truths Of Christianity. The
most determined infdels n.ver wish
their children to embrace the same be-
lief with themselves -.4ls.r. Gazette.
Good. An association has been
formed in Alabama, for suppre ssine
the practice of eIectieneeriBg-each
, member pledging himself that he will
vote for no man who will ride the coun
try to electioneer, or treat voter,
with spiritual liquors. Similar associ
lations in N. Jersey are recommended
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-06-25

-s gon Henry Cay has been elected a
he Board OF Trustees Of the Tran.
University. THIS pu,s the stamp upon
Y. .,annies SO recently Illuminated against
nm relation to the institution.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-06-25

NJ Office -ihose farmers ~ha sns, 10y
A themselves as having stuff in our s5H,
are requested to come and take the SIN, !. ~.
as we viii not held ourselves respons,hie re
the same ~ ease it should spoii.
ISAAC = LAUCK, & Gu
Mar'inshnrg, June IS
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-06-25

at an adjourned meeting Of the Ches.
apeake and OHIO Canal Company, in
the City OF Washington, held 90 Tue.
day OF last week, the election of Presi
dent and Directors was made for The
year ensuing, under the direction Of Eve
judges OF election, viz: Thomas Munroe.
William S. Nichols, Cornelius .TL,an
James Dunlop, aud 7ROs. CsyJsrv
Esqrs.
The poll, (ssys the Tnielligencer ,
was kept open from one to FIVE O'Clock
when Mr.. .MunrOs reported that the
whole number of votes taken was 775s
of which
For President Charles F Mercer. Of
Virginia, received the whole number.
For Directors, the votes were
For Ph'neas fanny, 774s
Joseph Kent, 7744
Frederick May, 774I
p ter Lenox, 1880
Walter Smith, 77Ot
Andrew Stewart, 1854
SO these gentlemen were declared
to be duly elected officers of the com
paDy for the year ensuing.
On the day succeeding the election.
a majority of The stor kholders not be-
ing presently the company adjourned to
the sist July, at 10 O'Clock; at which
subsequent meeting, the President stat
ed, there would be important business
10 transact
Frederick County Canal-We have
the satisfaction OF announcing to the
friends of this important public work
the arrival in our city of Dr. Martin
eaux, a member Of the board of Easi
neers of the Chesapeake aud Ohio Ca
nal Company This gentleman comes
authorized, by the President, Sc. of
that company, to aid the Frederick
Committee in prosecuting such sur
veys along the Monocacy as may be
considered necessary TO determine The
location, rest mode of construction, ss.
Innate of costs, &c. of canal by which
our Town shall be placed in direct com.
monieation with the Chesapeake and
Ohio Canal. We have thought i, expe
dent TO give 10 our friends this hasty
notice OF what we are now prepar ed to
undertake, hoping that it will De sufIi-
cient TO call their attention TO the subject
and prepare them for rendering such
aid to the engineer party, while on the
route, as shall promote not only their
comfort, but expedite work, so inter
estiag,to the community in which we
live.
fhe survey of route for this Canal,
will commence. il is understood, in the
course OF few DAYS
Political Examiner.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-06-25

II is with deep regret we have learn.
ed thatth President of the II States
has removed DR. Thomas p Jones from
The superintendency of the Patent Of
fee. Amongst the numerous unneces.
sary and in some instances cruel reno
walls which have taken place in the pub
lie offices here, there is no one which is
more TO be regretted than that of DR..
Jones, whesherwe regard the public in
terest or the singular worth of the ami
able, scientific, and distinguished indi
vidual, whose peculiar fitness alone for
the trust'recommended his appointment
to be the successor Of the late DIR
Thornton.
The successor to this Office is Mr.
John ID Craig. of whom we know moth
ing either good or bad, but he must be
man OF eminent merit indeed if he
oils the station to which be is called with
any thing like his predecessors ability.
The Fourth of Juy-The Philadel
phia Sentinel, in reference to proposal
there TO celebrate the day without re
gard to party distinctions. says: III any
who have heretofore stood out, are dis
posed to act with us hereafter, in sup
port of the Administration of General
Jackson, let them freely return. But
alliance for ANY purpose NTH The enemies
y Jackson" mot even to build a
church ]--.Niles
Who are ''the enemies of JAcKsoN'"
Mr. M'REA lately killed in recon
ire at Key Vest was a talented young
man, aud a native of Alexandra, in this
District, where his friends and relations
principally reside. Emigrating to the
southern Country, his prospects bright
ened, and ne appointment of u = AT
terney was an earnest OF future success
in his profession. He has had one OF
two other recontres with Capt Hawkins
besides the last, which has TERMINATED
so fatally.-alsx. Gasstls.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-06-25

DR. MATTHEW W. JEFFNRSC aN
II AViNG located himself Il v .,ke, - IN
IL Berkeley county. tender - ~. .f..sssy
services to the puolic .nisP' <sSsSss
Bankers Hill, May - - -
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-06-25

lightning The Boston papersre
iase The death Of two persons at Con.
way, Mass. who were killed by light
nlng. They were sitting 10 the Post.
oihce at that place, where they had re
treated from the stage during a violen,
storm When the building was struck,
third person was sitting between
them who escaped unhurt. tits men
toned as a remarkable fact. that this
person took his seat but few minutes
before the lightning struck the building
and stated that Dr.. Franklin said in
his writings, that the safest place in
building during ihunder storm, was
N the middle of the room. sitting 10
chair with his feet upon the rounds OF
1t. He sat in that position, and, il 10
supposed, thus escaped
HIrrisbmg Argus.
Death by Lightning In the midst OF
tue storm, as the Evening Post states, a
ihunderbolt struck two tall lombardy
poplar trees IN Mercer street a little a
bove Fourth street asd descended to the
ground, ripping off the bark from the
bodies of the trees and SCATTERING them
to pieces A branch OF tie lightning
from the main body entered a small
wooden tenement about IL feet high, in
which were three colored persons, and
tile gable end of which cane in contact
with one of the trees. 0ne OF the occu
pants, man by the name Of Squlres
Charity, who had retired to his bed ia
the garnet, but who arose and descended
step ladder to the ground floor, was
struck down instantly dead. Ills wife
whom he bad left but minute before.
in bed, and man who also lay on bed
in the room where Charity was killed,
and not more than FIVE feet from where
he tell both miraculously escaped an.
hurt Charity was very much burnt a
bout the face and across the breast The
hair on his left temple was singed Oh,
and his cloths rent in several places
The lightning is supposed to have enter
ed by stove pipe which leads out Of
window at the side of the house, though
no traces of it can be discovered BY any
rents in the roof OF walls of the building,
The tenapts of house standing only
few feet of. ON line with the building.
struck, we're all more or less affected in
different ways by the shock Some were
nearly Frustrated to The floor and com
planned of severe pain in their heads and
limbs, other Of stupoS and prosiration of
strength, There was lightning rod on
house not more than $50 feet distant.
but we could not discover that any part
OF the fluid was attracted to it
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-06-25

Use. S,one The ceremony Of laying the
tone of the Lutheran Church in vii
vac e., - was performed yesterday by Friend.
oTo &C. No. 81 assisted by very large
80 80, brethren from the neighbor'0g Lod
% "a. Rev. Mr. Kirtz delivered a most
/" a., discourse on the occasion.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-06-25

=. Service will be performedIn the
q -, Church in misplace on Sunday next,
p, ~, q N. BY the Rev. Mr.. jackson.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-06-25
CUiiESs uFfICF Ia MarLet -.
BsLTinoRE, June Sal, 1929 )
Repotcf the Drasoiag gfias
MARYLAND STATE HOTTIE

% pFizes OF S4J--IU0 q $1,000 OF IS ard
10000 Of 81 each
C-TNO. 55o7. AN ODD NUMBER hss,gsr
drawn the Capital prize. Agreeabiy 10 80
scheme, therefore, III; tie ODD .AuDabefs, b~..x
those ending witt. either
3 8 z or 9
are each entitled to a prize Of TaM Pillars.
aad 10 addition to whateyer prizes the ny
have drawn besides.
The holders OF the prizes are respey ally
requested 10 presen. Item for payment, a.
y ~ may suit their Convenience.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-06-25

..ts occasion to point the attention of
We Js,te the extracts from The able speech
}. fs' Nv. delivered al FoVler's Garden, IN
INT inserted on our first page. We are
-. ~ sorf, that the limits of our paper
not o, nit us to give 1t entire. II is de.
,,a among he best speeches delivered
o. , -, statesmsa.-We ask an attentive
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-06-25

On Thursday lass. Mr.. Eli K. RoRBiNs, to
Mss SARAH X. MYERS, daughter 81 Atr.
Teler Myers, jr all OF this county.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-06-25
5000 DOLLARS.

HIGHEST PRIZE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-05

Notice.

TIVE subscriber respectfully informs his friends and
the public, that he carries at his old stand south
SIDE of Kings'reet, nearly opposite the Mechanics
Rank, Alexandria, the -.
Saddle, Harness. & Trunk Business,
nv ALB ITS EaRTOUS BR.aNCHEN. 8
He tenders his grateful acknowledgements to his
friends and the puDic. for the distinguished patronage
them that, with the aid OF the best workmen, and al
annie ,upply Of the most choice materials he VIII be
.h IN render entire satisfaction those who may please
to favor him with their business either BY order or per.
sonal application
large assortment Of the following articles, wholesale
and retail, on the most moderate terns;
Patent spring saddles - 49,
Mems saddles. best quality, stuff Ya t'ap'
DO do common : do
Ladies' do best aud common
Plated and steel-hitted brides, OF various Kinds
Plated and steel.mo,,ntet nartingales
Saddle bags of the iates, fashion, and common
Velisses aud carpet travelling bags 90
Plated mounled carriagc harness g--..1sr
DO Z sd g,g = A.N,
Brass and Japan mounted gi; harness -
Plated, brass, and jap'nned mounted csroie mar
Wagon. cart, and ORA, harness
Fire buckets and hs!,ers
And ,iso geaers. assortment of
ELEGANT Hard eather Irdveiling 3ruafS,
4Dl- And s. VI at y,ristv "f ~ s
= THE BENT GIG . RIDING WHIPS
P!a,c.l steel an. brass spurs
plated steel and brass bride bits and strrups
Saddetrees and h,lckSkinS, assorted ~ "
Buff, 10 skin sadtlle }covers ~ ;.
Old sa,klles neatly covered with hog buck, and cali
skin and qu,Itedt,t shor est notice > .-.r-
Old sat harness. and trunks Of all kinds repaired
at the shortest notice.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-05
Cotton Seine Iwime.

q NJ. & 8. II. JANNEY have commenced making
y. Cotton Seine Irvine at the OCC0QUfN Fac
IURY Persons Wishing to buy. can have il made to
o-drr of apv sze. oct2S IT,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-05
CaAciMeA MagMesia

WE have received direct from the Mary aRd Che
w mcai Works. SUPPLY OF saper CsIeire.l Mag.
nesa, made after the amer Of Henry celebrated
msgnesia. This magnc - We Sa,ran, 10 BE- as good.
if not better, than the English, having b, tsftnS the
two articles together. proved this 10 be .Hp-rior-
We here offer in condensed form. II half the price
of the imported, perfectly pure magncs's snd It may
oe taken into the delicate stomach siihou' pro-
ducing the slightest nausea Ian object Omen 80 eons''
derab. with physciaps) being rather pleasant 'h.n
sagreeable tasted. In tie use Of the American arti'
Gle. and when shall become generally known, we are
satisfied will 'oncreede me use Of ne ..pS;,.s e.,
sure in effect than the common ezcined msgnesa. II
is rut up in bottles and hbeIled VIII directions, ia
convenient size for families Or retailing IN country
stores or other places where medicines ere vended
d = ,tFI Also an assortrnent Ut -
u COMBS, BRUSHES md SOAPS,
5H--sy Consisting Of -
-Tuek. side, tong crooked. neck and pocket combs
cloth. hair, aes nail. vanish, sash tools, and csmes
hair brushes Ig n
Rose. transparent, yariegated and Windsor shaving
soaps. For sale BY
august II WILLIAM LASPFnER & ~.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-05
Cotton Yarn.

YH7E have just received additional supply of Cot.
w ton Yarn oPsll numbers, and shall constantly
eep on hand large stock Of all numbers, which is
manufactured for from superior cotton, by the best
new machinery, and by master workmen, and we war.
rant il to be of first rate quality 20 . 'r'
10 mo26 J0SEPH JaNNEY u co 10
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-05
Fall GONds,


S,,ARLEs BENNETT has received, and offers Jo'
Y - = sale, ,cholesale and RETAIL
super6ne black, Navy blue and olive cloths
-, lact--sisrs blue and steel mixed kerseymeres
81 Zine blue and steel mixed saiunstts =
Ladies, dark blue and claret h'b't.c'o'hs
q variety of milled lrab cloths aud kerseys
Al,.lr.of very stout Eaglish drab and mixed 90 i,
Iadies,hoskn, and Y DIRK tan gloves r..
Gent,e,neu's .Eagssdae kin ditto, OF mrs, q"a'''y
IxsPaar5 Madras sad company bandanns hisis
- p,ac Italian and EngIeh sewing silks OF hrst qy
? k.rsaeraI sssor,ment of cotton, silk and lambs
..,-- wool hose - ssssE9sss.
4 A few dozen of FIRST quality ladies' black ana
i "a ~. slate worsted hose ~
.co,,on halls. assorted, from 90 to 60 =,
100 packs a. ~ and so. German pms qua"'y S"''
,obe very superior to English q,
Rose blankets, heavy, full sized Enghsa' t'om +
so - TO 1874 49, ms liR ,-sIfi! -'l.s -
Irish linens and diapers, Domestic goods g
A general assortment of brown and oteacheo co.
TONS. amongst the latter Of extra qua"y, III I'M
tation Of Madras cottons 40 .1-ai EE
case very stout 5.4sheetngs ir
Two bales domestic kerseys for negroes
A bale Of 40 No. 'hnseys, very good quaii'y
white, red, yellow and green asnneis q;
Superfine "A and 8 bed ticks and cheeks
SEINE THINE and SHOE I1ihE-fD'
sept % :"t '''''@
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-05

, On the cork OF each bottle is seal with the sub.
SERVERS name, prevent deception; and IT. on trial.
it should not prove as represented can be returned
For the accommodation Of public houses, the subscr-
berhas bottled quantity "f wine, porter cider, &c
in whole and half bottles which will be delivered Tree
Sc bottled, will please give few days notice,
in order tina, may undergo the necessary
a long sea voysge. The above liquors were import.
ed BY the subscriber and will be warranted pure and
unadui,er,ed He expects lereafter. to receive re-
s.,lar supplies All orders from the country le,,aer
in boxes or fcmiiohns) vii! be promptly attended 20.
N q. The subs:r is at all times prepared TO
clarity and bottle wines for those vito may desire It a.
their dwellings and If required, can f"rn'sh ciare'
bottles and corks Of FIRST quality. loa =. 49, q
In few days he will be able to supply his frends
with Wine Vinegar Of the best quality. n.l,I-
lie continues TO carry on IN all ITS vaIe'es Dyetng
Securing and bleaching Aerino Sharis m the best
manner. on the west side of Royal between King ana
Prince streets, AIexandria. 1"7 - =. %,
The National Intelligencer will insert the above
three times. and send their account to this Once d.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-05
10 the Citize MS of alexuuAria

The Proprietor. of the
LINE or 5SIaGESj between
{$$sN&9fT misplace fby Charlottesville and
ynciburg, will, in future. run
three times sceek II will leave this place on Monday,
I hursday, and Saturday, at n and return on the
foown!; days. It will reach Charlottesville in one
day and half, and Tynchburg in two days and half
it willleave Alexanria every day at ~ A. NJ reach
Barnarps Mansion Hotel Washington in forty minutes,
which point it inersects the new and splendid line
which has Just gone INTO operation, and reach Bat
more O, haIfafter NJ 1t will leave Barnard's Ho
tel ON Monday, Thursday, and Saturday, at " O'Clock,
and on the remaining days Of the week 20 minutes after
Up VI. and reach Ne~ton's Hoteiin Alexandra at 2
T.. ee5rh = ss,ts-e ..,. {
The new line will deliver passengers if required, at
the steamboat in Baltimore ff4
The citizens Of Alexandria advised to enter all
the way Baltimore, by doing their seats to Bal
timore are secured, without any attention care in
Washington; and so from Baltimore on to Washington
ar Fare between Alexandria and Washington, fifty
cents; between Alexandria and Baltimore, ~.
nov 6 THE PROPRIETOR.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-05
NO. ae58
Superior Black Ink Powder,
LIQUID INK
WARRANTED PFRNANEN1

WARRANTED Pr RNANENT. &c
manufactured ty NflRTHtJ Ip.sRRfM lhit,delpAia.
HE above has been fairly tested, anil fo,nsi pos
sess all the separate advantages combined, whrch
have been considered sufficient recemmer da,tn to
the public, ct the various articles Of the kind that have
been prepared in this eotntry, imported from. Eu-
rope It IS confidently relied upon thst single trial
Of the Iaq"d Ink or Ink Powder, [hr latter Of soch
general convenience 10 travellers, and particularly foe
voyages will prove their superiority o. ANY d
the preparations now IN USE. i,;r' q: 90 4
The public attention is respectfully invited 10 tho
following recommendations: $780,. $50.
Z" The subscribers, having used North & Warns
Liquid Black Ink, Thy them wsranted permanent. md
to be manufactured from their fine Ink owd-rl beg
to recommend it 10 merchants and Others, who WIN
find, trial. That il flows freely from the pen retains
its color. and, where beautiful backink r~qui'ed
for deeds and other public writings, this compoStoa.
we have doubt, viii bear compassion with any arti.
Gle Of the kind Manufactured in this country: or with
iehn Reed; Esq Pyeaasnt Philadelphia sant 10
QCnmpbeH Esq Cosker tri do trssV
HHbainsnoorif. Esq Ca,hier Bonk HoyA m<,iea
HKahl Esq Cashier Far,ser.' aao a'eehanies' Bank
H. Lepis. Esq ashier NauyltH Bonk
j Roberts, Esq Coshier Nephen Girurds Bank
Ur MANUEL Iaehsmn Adjund Professor L5irer Penn
DR. Jaeob Green. Professor Of fhemi.try jefferson CO.
G.entat e Fiddle; t'g Notary pu6he
rsn,v 1 6 Trs.na nY ESQ Do Do ,aa hah
Grdmpbeh Librarian Philadelphia Li5ruy
JRayboid Parliamentary Supreme Court
John Gtyer. Register of VIII
Ls0ue Elliot, ConpeyGner
Baac Uompak do 4"
sn " %si5a q e,s en. District Of sD.1sps,.
SMS o!on,oa, totiniy .5uditOr
" Goats, Parliamentary, 4Giee District Court ,,
G. Head do do e-
Dqrid Leeis, Egg President Phenir Insurance Co
JR Uuscherer. Esq do do So,
ism III, Esq See'g Pennsytreni0 Fire do
IHos TSmi'ty, .aefuary Penn L.; do
Pryor Boayd Of IIe0iM bL..-sge I.ry slrr
" johnson Pr,ncpul High School FrnkLn biH
B II Rand. Pr.ting .tiaster -er -- -
Henry Br,sfo,0. DIN
7homa. Ruser. 1saeks ''' -'s" ~"
g Dcnnison 80, do " lf. -.@-s . 4
sF- Sferoyf do .. ,...
Enn,on UfAams, hurreyoy
Jennings e Thomas, .dueioneers
Knor Boggs e TO, Merchants
John Grgg do
Marcus Bull do ..
y Potter do
Burgtn, HGod u Pea,sah Merchants
Jahn bradley a-.1 -.s'
SU Iaybr
For sale by DAVID MARTIN,
nov 6-2aw2m Bookseitr. Aler ndtia.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-05
New Gluds.

DICiiAD S. HOPKINS & Go. have received by The
/ arrivals from Philadelphia and New-York & ne
RAJ and we'll selected stock Of seasonube DRY GOODS
which hey offerf1r sale on accommodating terms.
oct IL @ .rrHf os..s'.Gfsi f.,-.-...af-rI
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-05
Scows! Scows! Sco,ws!
JOSIAH II. DAVIS.

Paper tangings. &c
VT>HE subscriber being an appointed agent, has just
received and for the future viii be regularly sup
piled with, an extensive assorment,of t..'9 ----
Paper Hangiags, Fire Screens, &c..
Of the most fashionable and approved pa terms.
Which he will dispose of at advantageous rates To
those who purchase to sell again, liberal discount
win BE- male The above beautfuiarticlcs have been
recently imported from P.ris, and are well worth the
attention of the public, being much superior to any
ever offered for sale in the District rrat (
DyeiMg and SECURING,
in all its branches. executed IN style Of supe
rior nea,ness Cotton and worsed Barrage cooured in
the bes, mann,r' -..I-- p. J SALVETAH,
west.sde ofRoya, bet %een King & prince-sts
nov IL q .--y ,... "a, - .
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-05
RnttliMg Cellar

VIlHE subscriber, grateful for the encouragement he
has received since his return from Europe, informs
the public that he has on i,anl an sentiment OF
Wiaes, Br6w,s Stout, Loudon Porter. .7/e,.
d. '2n'''' cider, &c sa' 81. 3
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-05
Choice Nines

! = SAOASO w ApOo . -
7 -, n b G. N JANNEY agents of J. II. March &
- r., ,of Madeira have received per brig Baltimore
and schr veeety. just arrived from Madeira, choice
! election Of WItES Of the following kinds;
3. y S''''" In pipes, ha,fppes, quarter.
Tnfa '',@ icasks. and ha.f.q uarer-casks.7
- Grape Juice i)rEIaG - '--isg ~
Part of which is in the Custom Honse and entitled 20
Az .n,ur. 80. oct T--tfea