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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-15
CULTURE OF CIMBLlNs AND MELONS

CULTURE OF CIMBLlNS AND MELONS
MIR. EDlroR-Cimblins, melons, a nd all 9th
err kinds OF vines require good old manure /;
nothing suit them better than vault manure,
kept one year after il is taken out hogs ma-
nure is excellent. There should be, for cimblins,
fva or SiY shovelfuls 10 each hill, distance a
bout si1 feet as the vines expand II will be
very useful TO check their growth for the bene.
f of The fruit. Its generally placed on the
side shoots and only one cimblin should be per
mtted 10 grow on one side shoot, and as soon
as the poisoning is over, The shoot should be
stopped by pinching off the head of il. The
main vines should also be stopped after they
have sufficient number Of side shoots and
cimbins. This kind OF pruning will have a
tendency 10 improve the size and the quality
of the fruit it il advisable 10 take off late
blossoms aud small cimhlins which have no
chance Of coming 10 maturity before the white
fros,s take place, and which would ia ure The
Garlic and better fruit, by drprivlng it Of some
of the nourishment. When the latter part of
The season comes on, and the cimblins have
nearly completed their growth, II is advisable
to break off the leaves whenever they shade
tn. fruit, in order that it should have the un-
interrupted benefit Of the sun, and to cut off
freely the struggling vines, so that none should
be left hut those which bear iruIt; this will
hasten their maturity and perfection The
same system Of pruning is still more needfIl for
musk melons; il will improve the flavor and
the size Of the fruit, and is believe, uuiver-
sally practlsed in the old countries. The
French always pinch off The small top of tbs
heart, al the eprliest period, which they call
charter, and which encourages the growth of
the geuder side shoots. which are the fruit bear
ers. The ripening of melons IS much fastened
h. nj nd the u
an egg, large pieces Of slate stone, OF single,
the melons are also kept from ground worms by
this process. Although our soil add climate are
more powerful and forcing, and might dispense
in some measure with these reflnemen,s Of the
gardeners art yet they will repay well for the
iule time and attention required, and have
always found it my pleasure, and my adyan-
tage, TO attend TO il regularly. }. NJ. G.
Vesiou Nov H. 1929.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-15
CURRANT WINE

1ohhANl WINE.
The following RECEIPT for the manufacture OF
currant wine Is by DR.. Green, OF Mansfield
Mass.
a." Let the curranis be fully ripe and freed
from all leaves, webs, of Insects, and decayed
or detective fruit break and press out the
juice, and TO every gallon OF juice add two
gallons OF water, aud TO every gallon Of this
mixture three aud one fourth pounds Of good
clean sugar, one gill OF good brandy, and one
fourth OF an ounce Of alum pulverized. Mix
well together, and put the sane INTO clean
eask. 10 expedite the process, ascertain the
humber of gallons the cask intended for the
wine will contain--calculnte the proportions of
the ingredients-put into the cask the JUICE,
brandy and alum--dissoiye the sugar in water,
and al the cask, and with a stick mix the whole
together
"In the month Of March following, draw OF
the wine, adding one gill OF brandy TO n gallon,
and the wine is excellent. aud improves by age.
Alter the wine Is drawn of, the residue may be
worked into vinegar, or be suspended IN thick
bag, IN cool place. that the remaining wine
may hlter on and be saved
kind of VINE has been manufactured from
The black eurrani, by Samuel lpytiys Pon!sroy
OF Brighton, Massachusetts, which has been
much celebrated Tor IT'S medicinal properties
DR.. John g Cg6in, editor of the Boston Ned
cal Infsihgsncer says Of this win,, :" II has all
the good properties ofthe beat Port, without
any offs heating or conslirpatng effects We
could name several instances, where. in great
debility and exhaustion, after protractcd and
severe fever, and from other causes, nothing
else could be thought of. or taken with pleas
ure OF advantage, in which this wine proved
grateful TO the palate, and most friendly ~ the
stomach in which, indeed, it was the prinei-
pal means of conducting the patient TO health
aud strength"
Its exhibition has been attended with re
marksble success in the early stages OF cholera
and dysentery. and again elso in the later
stages Of these diseases, after the symptoms OF
inflammation or febriie excitement had Geased
II has been sirikinely remedial in tho low
states oftyphoid and bilious fever The late
Capt. Gilchrist. who for several years followed
the Batavia trade, and who had always suffer.
ed an attack of The severe cholera, which proves
so destructive ofhuman lie in that climate.
used to say that after he had this wine with
him, and took two glasses off every morning,
he escaped the disease. On one voyage, his
mete, who had moi taken the wine, was seized
with this complaint when bottle or two stop
ped its progress. We have not room 10 emu
merafe many other morbid affections, In which
this wine has proved useful In sore throat il
has, for many years, been considered almost q
specific remedy"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-15
For the NeiV England Farmer.
GRATING THE VINE.

Ma. EDIToR-After making maoy frnitless
attempts 20 cultivate the vine by grating,
have the past season, succeeded to my entire
satisfaction. The result Of my experience
wish TO communicate to the lovers oil horiicul-
ture through your useful paper.
Early last spring took two wild vines from
the trees where they grew naturally, which
suppose we're an hundred years old. | dug a
trench about six inches deep, from the roots
10 a convenient place, where had trained the
vine 10 graft. In this trench buried the vine
in suitable branches for grating, and there
inserted the gratis, which were also covered,
leaving only the eye above the ground. AT
the usual time for such buds to break, mine
burst forth with degree of ezuberance, which
had never before witnessed, insomuch that
had 10 prime them every I'm DAYS throughout
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-15
MILLER & ROBERTS

for sale a large and general assor-
,,.,, Of Groceries, and various other az
.monest which are The following
"oe west India Brown and Ccmmen Sugar
Des and New Orleans Sugars. assorted qunl'
80 Coffee, Old lava Coffee
.r;,l and Gunpowsfer Tea
n,d Fsench Brandy, pure, common L. Bran
~. Isma;ca and New England Rum
ss,e;,, Madeira and Malaga Wine
1gallow Candles. u
s,erm Candles
sal, Petre, Copperas
Indigo, Madder
Pepper, Ginger, Spice
Cation Shceiins and Shifting
Cotton Yarns, No. to l3
writing Paper aud Letter Paper
Mems coarse and fine Shoes
Enr Hats. Cotton Cards No. 10
aIis,ered German, and Shear SieH
SO sides Sole Leather
10 tons Iron, assorted
100 barrels Mails, assorted sizes
800 sacks Salt, Liverpool
2O.O6Olbs. Bacon
100 barrels Rockbridge Whiskey
80 barrels Herrings.
All the above articles we will sell low for
cash or understandable produce
Cash given for Wbiskey. Flour. Bacon, Hemp
and Iron.
May %. "tib2
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-15
POETRY.
From The Nen England Repie,c.
MORNING IN SPRING.

From The Nep England Repiep.
MORNING IN SPRING.
no" sweet is the landscape Morning twires
Her 'resses round the brow of Day.
And bright mists DER the forest pines,
Like happy spirits float away
10 Ievel on the mountains crown,
Whence the glad stream comes shouting dowr
through woods aud rocks, that hang on high,
Like clouds against the deep blue sky.
Inc woven sound of bird aud stream
Are falling beautiful and deep
Upon the spirit like dream
vi music on the hour of sleep--
And gently from the dewy bowers
ooil murmurs, like the breath of flowers
Are winding through the purple g,oye.
And blending with the notes of Love.
Inc streams in veins of silver flow
The sun rise Eae DER flower and tree
DO Nightly breatbes, il scarce would blow
A iairy bark upon The sea -
II comes so fresh, so calm, so sweet.
II draws the heart lr, m its retreat
10 mlngle with The glores, born
In the 6rs, holy high, OF morn.
Aclond 10 on'the sky above
And calmly DER the yeung yem'e blue,
lis coming like thing of Love
10 gladden. in the rising dew
It's white waves with the sunlight blend,
And gentle Spirits seem to bend
From its unrolIing fold. to hear
The glad sounds Of our joyous sphere.
The lake, unruned by The breeze.
Smiles IN its deep unbroken rest,
As II were dreaming of the trees
Aud blossoms pictured on its breast
It's depths are glowing, bright and fair,
And the lair skies seem followed there,
SOFT trembling-as they felt The thrill
or music echoed from the kill
The living soul Of beauty fills
The air with glorious visions--brlgh,,
They linger round the sunny hills
And wander in the clear blue light
OFT TO the breathing heavens they go,
Along The Earth they live and glow
Shed DER The lake their happy SMILES
And beckon TO IFS gttering Isles.
Oh nj this hour WHEN Air and Earth
Are gushing love, and JOY, and light,
And songs Of gladdness hail The birth
Each heart heats hIgh--each thought IS blown
The flame--the Spirit drinks the tone
OF brighter worlds, and melts away
In visions of eternal Day.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-15
nv FLETCHER & TOLER.
Mr.. Thomas Harrison

ih. as you are not an inhabitan, Of the
~ commonwealth Of Virginia. I take this
method ofnotiiying you, that shall. on Sa,ur.
day the 18th day of July nexi. at the Tavern Of
Dr. James Powell, at Amherst courthouse. pro-
coed to take the dispositions ofsundry witness.
rs, TO be read in evidence on the trial of a
foreign attachment in Chancery, now DEPEND.
ing and undetermined in the county Court of
Nelson, on its Chaacerv side. wherein myself
and other attaching creditors are plaintiff, and
Yourself, John Thompson jr. and other, are
defendants. HENRY |. DAVIES
1uneS NV
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-15

SEfIRGINIA, to wit AT rules continued and held in
" the clerks Office fthe county court Of Bedford
on the 9th Of May, 1929
ambrose r. MARI, pltf against Thos. Wainwright Ira
Easter and Mary C. Wainwright, dcfts.
IN CHANCERY.
The defendant, Ira Easter. not having entered
ms appearance and given security according to the act
oil Assembly and tho rules ofthis court and appearing
by satisfactory evidence that he is habant of
THIS country; On the motion of the plaintiff BY
Counsel II is ordered that the said defendant do
appear here the fourth Monday in July next and
er the bill Of the plaintiffs, aud that copy of this
ger be forthwith inserted in newspaper printed
the town of Lynchburg for months successfully, and
po''e at the front door othe courthouse two sever
al court days.
A Copy Testc, GA, WINGFIELD. DC
HMy 81 WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-15
TERMS.

a, no, anuum payable in siyfrs.-Ss sui
sJ for ~ received for less time ursn AZ months
srpiion WIN -; be scontnued Out a, the discretion
"a s.s 10 rssor.) until all srrsarases afo paid
viii be , .ss :! 81 aeI nas
sluafe eo' rhoss from distance must BIO PAID ior
-. hair or tho payment assumed oy
!5 Jssg responsible per'0uia LynshouIs.
- charcery Orders not exessding two squaIssafe IN
serted for SIX dollars n. an,
=. ,hsv viii not DO attended to-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-15

the season 10 Keep them in tolerable order.
Some of these gratis grew nearly twenty feet
long producing fine bearing wood for the next
year, and several fine punches of grapes the
first season. think on moderate calculation
shall have the ensuing season, several bushels
of grapes from my two vines.
CALVIN MORRELL.
Hamilton County, Ohio. Mareh 20, 1922.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-15

VIRGINIA. to wit AT rues he = in the
" clerks office of the court Of Bedford city.
on Monday the 9Th day of April, 1929.
Archibald Hatcher, plu against Joseph Flu
qua, jr. and Joseph Fuqua, ST.. dehs.
IN CHANCERY.
The defendant Joseph Fuqua, jr. not having entered
his appearance aud given security according to the act
ofAssemby and the rules Of this court, aud appearing
by satisfactory evidence that he is not inhabitant of
this country On motion of the pitt. by counsel 1t il
ordered that the said defendant, Joseph Fuqua, r do
appear here the fourth Monday in June next and an
s~cr the bill ofthe plaintiff and that copy of this
der be forthwith inserted in newspaper printed
ine town Lynchburg for months excessively, and
posted at the front door of the courthouse 0f this
~ on two several court days.
A Copy--Tesie, GA WINGFlELD, ID.
April %. WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-15
PARIS s. LONDON
,aANEW GOODS

lust opening, superb assortment oil
% Family articles, amongst them are the fol
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-15

WIRGlNIA, 10 wit a. Corr, ofouarterly Se's.-
" ons for the county Of Bedford, held at the Court
house thereof, on Me 23d day of March, 1929.
John o. Lefwich and Smthson ii. Davies, late mer-
chants and partners, trading under the firm aud Syie
ofkeftwich and DAVIS, pitts. against John Hale aud
Nicholas Robertson, administrator df judith Hatcher
dec. dcfls -
IN CHANCERY
The defendant John Hale, having entered has
appearance and given security according the act oil
Ascent and the rules Of this Court, and appearing
to the of the Court that he inhabitah
of this country il ordered that the said defendant Hale
doappear here on the fourth Monday in May next sad
answer the bill of the Plaintiffs, and that copy oil I'M
order be forthwith inserted in the Lynchburg Vignsn
for two months excessively, and posted at the front
door Of the Courthouse Of the Coy for two success
i've Court days. r.
Acopy-reate. G. A. WINGFiELD, DC
Apr ilD, D"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-15

, amongst them are the fol
IGrecian Liquid Rouge
Pomatums. great varie :
~, in pots and rolls
Razors, old English
II ia DO. Pudars
DO 6 blades to ] han
oxes, die
Jewellers Brushes
do Nail do
Mt. Pearl Counters for
whist, carious kinds
rel English Dice, beautiful
/, Ivory, tor Miniatures
.ocks CirRON sup. quality
is very cheap
great Cravat Stifiners or pad
Otto or Oil Rose, genn
DO me
OH Cymeni
do Oil Rhodi
greGtIWatch Ribbons
Belt do
,er's Percussion Caps
ETY. plain and Cut Glass
. do Smelling Walls, great
variety
Necklaces
Ter Ladies OveSshoes, very
good
d'lCanes
Fishing Canes
do Sword Canes
Riding Whips, variety
Fancy States
rdri- I ancy Glass Pictures,
small
do Cologne for Ladies OF
leltes, beautiful
Tobacco boxes
forks Powder Puffs, several
kinds
overs Fancy Soaps, great VI
vGri1 riety
Gentlemen'S dressing
sSor- Boxes, beautiful
Night TapeIs
I'd O. Pin-Cnsh
aters Thermometers, grea
variety
Dirks, &c. &C. DC. &c
eat variety of other ARTICLES
led, My stock Of Medicine,
is the largest IN the State, Il
han any house in che Union.
'e offered at the very loves,
kOWEL DAVIES.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-15

" I an o'hN'S'i ""
owing
Bead RitieuleS
Silk do
Bead Purses
Silk do
Guard CT ains,greal "a
riety
Musical Work Boxes
(superb)
Do. snuff Boxes do
Alabas,er Ornaments
Do. Ink stands
Pistols, double barrel
Do. single do
DO. Percussion Lock
ADO. with Bayonets
Cologne Water, gre0
rdriety
Antique Oh do do
Essences, great rdTiet
Odors do d
Scissors suPer'or)grsa
variety
Pen Knives, (Roger's
real, great variety
Pocket do do do d.
Chess Men
Do. Boards
Draft OF Checker
Boards
Segar Boxes, great ia
rieN
Ink Stand do d.
Lotos or Keno
Dominos
Hunters Bottles, ear
Gus sizes
Leather do DO d.
Ri,icule Clasps
Purse do
Salad Spoons & Fork
Mustard Spoons
Spirit e. Acid Proven
Snuff Boxes, great UGrl
ETY.
mag IL Lanterns dSsoI
ted sizes
Rose, Lavender and O
range Flower water:
reyy sup.
Vegetable Rouge
Vinegar Of Rouge
Together with a great :
not herein mentioned.
&c. now on hand, is Il
the variety better than
All the articles are o.
prices. /
March l6.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-28
Thomas Hagarty

DEsPECTFULiY informs the inhabitants of Alex.
Z sndria and its vicinity thst he will open SEMI
Nary. for the education Of young Gentlemen on the
9TH instant, at his dwelling house Duke-strce till
more suitable situation can be procured. The Soho.
astic course viii comprise the Greek, Latin, French
and English Languages; Logic, Metaphysics Rheto.
RIGS. Elocuon and Composition; Ancient aud Modern
History, Chronology. Geography with the of the
maps and globes Mathematics, Arithmetic. Writing &c.
The advertiser from his long experience in teaching,
and success in qualifying young Gentlemen for Uai.
vers,es and professions beth in Europe and this Dis.
tric,. trusts hs will give general satisfaction. lie
'pledres himself that his utmost exertons will be- used
in facilitating the literary Improvement of tbs pupils
Who may DC committed 10 his care.
Information concerning T. HIS capabiIity, acquire
meits, and discipline Teacher. may be learned by
APPLYING TO Maj Gen. Macomb, Gen Mason, Clement
Smith, John Marbury, VIM S. Nicolls Esqs. Col Fow-
Ter, and Capt Morton. George,o~ni John Boyle, Of
the Navy Department, John Mcleod, Principal of the
Central Academy Washington City; and Dsn'l Bryan,
Esq Alexandra. Terms be ascertained by inquir
lug of I. u. at his residence OH Duke street.
N. q. Since the foregoing type, the building,
on Prince street, used. ut present, place of
seip by the Society OF Reformed Methodsts has been
obtained b, the advertiser, and he will commence
teaching therein on tie day above specified
dec -l-.i6,STIawtf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-28
Superior Black Ink PuwAe
LIQUID INK
WARRANTED PkRNAVENT

hnphN ED RI II VA NF.NT,
Nannfaefured by NORTWtJ' W.2RRIN, Phfdelraia
HE above has been fairy tested, and foune t. nos
sess all The separate a''v 'ntsges combined which
Gave been considered sufficient Recommendation to
the public, OF the various articles of The kind that have
been prepared in this country. or imported from Eu.
rope IS confidently relied upon, that q single trial
OF the liquid Ink. Ink Powder [ihr latter Of such
general convenience to travellers and particularly for
sea VOYAGES viii prove their superort, over any of
the Preparations now in use.
The public attention respe ctuly invited tn the
following recommendations:
The subscribers, having used North & Warrr's
liquid Black Ink, by them tfpe, name NJ snd
to be manufac, ured from their fine Ink owter beg
to recommend IT to merchants and others. who will
Find. on trial. that II flows freely from the pen retains
ITS color and where beautiful black ink is RI CURED
for deeds and other public writings, this composition
we have no doubt. will bear comparison with an, ar-
Gle of the kind Manufactured in this country or with
that imported from Europe"
fohn Reed, Esq President PHILADELPHIA Bank
QCompbeU Esq CASHIER do
II HoiLngsror,i. Esq flasher Bank NwM n.erca
Hhuhl Esq tashier forme,.' ana 5jeeionics' Bank
H. , Itnis' En- ,ash ti ,eh"y&iH Bonh
DR. samuel aehson .1diu'e' Professor Tnirrr Pe,n
DR. JucoJ breeo, Professor IF Chemistry jefferson Col
1 9 p m.h 4 sd@d e. ,q Notary habAe
Henry Freeman. Fs2 DIN
G CompbeA L,brarian Philydtlphia Library
JRoybod Parliamentary Nnpreme Court
Join Geyer Hegi,'erof UMs
Banc Elliot, Comreyaneer
isaac UamPoh, do
y VI Solonon. County 9ud,tr
W Coats. P,ofhoHotarys GGcs District Court
TSCGrrsr do d0
& u Head do d0
Dnuid Le,cis. Esq President Pnqnir Insurance Co
JR Huscheycr Esq G1 do
JNmM Esq !Seey Pennsylvania Fire do
7Hos TSnity, .fciuary Fem Life do
Pryor Board of IleaM
W II Johnson Prme,pai High School Franklin Int
b n Rand, flirting Hoster
Henry Br,sioU, do
Ihoaa, " i"ss.r, Teacher
q Dcnnisoa do
- Se,carf do
Ennion IPiHams, HurreyOr
Jennings T. Thomas, .iieiioneer.
Knox Bqggs e Co. Merchants
.ohn tr,gg do
Marcus Bull do
y Potter do
Burgin Hood Il PearsaK, Merchants
JohD Bradley
SH Taylor
For sale by DAVID MARTIN,
nov 6-2aw2m bookseller. Her ndrin.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-28
GaM GOoaS.

.+UARIEs BENNETT has received and oDe's Jor
sale phoLesels and retail
supe,Gne black Navy blue and olive cloths
RACK. dark blue and steel mixed kerseymeres
Fine bue and steel mixed ssttnetts
LADIES' dark blue aud claret habit-clo'hs
Ayar,ety of mil,ed drab cloths and kerseys
hale cf very stout English dr.b and mixed DO
ladies, hoslin aud York tan gloves =.
Gentlemen's English doe'kin Tito, ct hrs, qua'!
Flag, Madras and company bandanna hdsfs
BLACK Italian and English servings Ks ct trs' qy
A general assortment of cotton, silk and lambs
wool hose MI. ,,,
A few dozen Of first quality ialies' black and
sla'e worst. d hose
Cn,ton balls, assorted. from 20 TO 60 :,
100 paeks 4. ~ and so, German pins, qushty said
be very superior to English
Rose blankets heavy, full sized English, from q
to 1874
Ir;-b linen, and diapers, Domestic goods
General sssortmcn, of brown an bleached COT
Inc nours the latter some of extra quality, M im'
,st,on IT Madras co,tons
A case very stout sheeiinCs
Two bales domestic Eerseys for negroes
4 hale of 40 No, inseys. very good quality
white, red. yellow aud green hameis
Srn.rfne A md bed ticks and checks
SEISE IH I'VE and SHOE 1UGEAD,
sept % ---------
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-28
CnlciMcA MagMesia.

sv1H have received direct from the Maryland Che
w mica, Works. sarPly of superior Caic'nea Mag
nesia. made after the i-snner OF Iienrys celebrated
magnesia his magma We warrant TO be as good,
if not better, than the English having by testing INC
two articles together, proved this 10 be s,peri"r.-
We here Offer in condensed form, at bali the Pr'ce
of the imported, perfectly pure Hsgnesa' and II may
he taken into the mos, delicate stomach WITHOUT pro-
Iucng the slightest Ian object often SO consl
dersbe with PHI, sicisns) being rather pleasant MAN
disapreeabe tasted In the OF the American arti-
Gle and when Il shall become generally knowh' we arc
fled it will supercede the use Of the imported es-
nccally rs it is afforded at The same price and Is more
rr, in eff than the common cslcined maEness, lt
ss Put up ~ bottles and Labelled WITH directions, m
convenient size for families or retailing IN country
st,res or other places where medicines are wendell
AIs8 an assortment OF
COMBS, BRUSHES and ,SO!9PS,
Consisting of
Tuck. side, long crooked, neck and pocket combs
Cloth. hair, flesh, nail varns, sash tools, and camel
hair brushes
Rose, transparent. variegated aud WiHdsor shaving
soaps For sale by
augu.. II WASAM I-ASpinER Cor
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On the cork of each bottle is seal with the SUP
scrbers name, to prevent decep',oni ana " on rls'
il should not prove as represented can be returned
For the accommodation Of public houses, the suhscri
berhas bottled quantity f vine. porter cider, &c
Of exnensc Masters of vessels wishing wine, por-
ter &c. bottled. will please give few days notice.
in order that may undergo the necessary ,or
a long sea voyage The above liquors were import,
ed bS the subscriber and will be warranted pure and
unauthorized. He expects hereafter to receive re-
guar supplies. All orders from the country 1e',ner
in boxes or demiiohns) will be promptly attended 10.
NJ g. The subscriber is 81 all times prepared 10
clarity and bottle wines for those who may desire =.
their dwellings, and If required, can f"rn'si carer
bottles and corks of FIRST quality =,
Ina wdays he will be able to supply his 'fehds
with Wine vinegar Of the best quality
lie continues carry in ali its varieties Dye"g
Securing and Bleaching Hrrino Shotrls in the bes
manner, on the west siac of Royal, between King ah'
Prince streets, Alexandria. .r
| ma, - -, oh q =,
rT rho National Integencer will insert the ABOVE
three times, and scpdtl,eir accuuntts .h's othes: