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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-07
For Rent.

49, The three story Brick Dwelling
2T7S House, lately occupied by Mr.. Washington,
EssE OBJ ,site our warehouse. Possession gwen
4l.sssE i'm sdiately. The rent to good tenant
e'' eotf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-07
Piano FOrtes for Sal.

i FORI,ES, which will selIat redurs us fdig
One Of them appears TO be in tole, sbly 'oo pee
and may be put in repair at very tr ING s,ua Ode
feb " GEO. " IilTr
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-07

NIB. This Ointment, which is highly "U, Mn
application for Prostitutes, Burns, seaids' aIu ""
mems Sore or Swelled Breasts, is put up IN heaT
nished glazed jugs, well corked and sealed, WI" "
rections how to use it. The propretor s''D.' ",
be observed that in order to preserve us ''i'ue
sons using it, will cork it again. SO as to Keep
from destroying its good qualities NosfeM q,
them in any other way than being we'll '''''' 49,
sealed.
AGENTS:
EDWARD sTABLER & SON, DrngSSs; an,
WIN GUNTON, Druggist, Penns, l'ans n '%n,,,,
M JEWEL Di"s6"' Wa,hfg'd
JN0. LITTLE, DruggiS, neo't,io"" rb q
s. MURRAY, Port Tobacco, Md. -
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-07

MUSEUM
o,en Daily from to ~ A. NJ. and from Sto r. M.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-07
Edward StabAer & Son,

Brandy and Gin.
on Pipes Cognac brandy
~ half pipes do
Is pipes Holland gin
hhds Jamaica rum
Warranted pure and Of the best quality tor safe oy
ian 70 A. c. CAZENOyE g. Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-07

N. Orleans Sugar.
y Hhds, New. Orleans sugar. for sale by
= 1mos NJ. MILLER & Son.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-07
Consumptions, Coughs, &c.

DUTLER'S VEGETABLE
I'D INDIAN SPECIFIC, for
the cure of colds, coughs, con-
sumptions, splitting of blood,
| ssthmas, and all disorders OF
1.-THE breast and lungs. The
vegetable Indian Specific has
stood the test Of experience,
and proyeditseli the most va
liable remedy ever discover.
ed for the cure of Asthma,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-07
:. 'Otice.

.,Otice.
vTyHE subscriber is now cutting up large quantity
i ofPork Those families DESTROYS of purchasing
the OFFaL, can be supplied on good terms at his
store, upper end Of King:stree
ian 10 JAS. ENGLISH.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-16
FOR SALE.

I WISH In sell my house and lot. snuated
- nraf HE head o! Nam Street, 100 feet a.
lpte seventh ail.s aud running thence south
% degrees, wsdst polrs, thcnee north IS lee
west 10 feet. thence north 81 degrees, east )
poles TO second street, thence south IS DEGREES
east ~ feet TO tue breinHins. The said piece
Of ground being patt oil TIE lots known in the
ia!in OF the town by No. s. and 90. On This
lot there Is a Convenient dwelling house. and a
most excellent garden. There is Likewise on
the lot good tobacco manniaciury. with tb-
screws AID all fixtures NECESSARY 10 carry on the
hnsnrss extensively. There az f.a lots in
town more convenient CT deshalle than Ibis. j,
Is situated IN main street., in a pleasant part oi
town, aud in one Of the be,t nr,abburnonds
HE situation is healthy. water cousenieul. mud
in every respect desirable rc>illrncr FOR 4 mi
vale family or "A u,ar oil bu.ness. will make
terms accommodating, ani vii lake ncst5cs in
part payment For particulars, appl. alton
may be mad. 10 the subscriber living on the
premises, VI TO the Editors Of the Vug,uian
SAML. LOVE.
ri
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-16
IKE NDs.

CpA = @jre ,9DJ cortI11jiD Io ri rHG lra5t
~ ,Sy or,;,jq ofre,,I,' o,o,{ floihi,,, ~
taH ON ne mr. a,,or,,3.,J b,,ng p,,r;or 10 ara
IN tlsDIgrs. and sobrGt,, ,rrTu otiirle Of Gtn.
5Jso,e,,, t,,sL,,,,olj Ci,b;,, ,ragL,,,o,,;.,
,re c,,, ,1,,l.aaj nad an, -,,cs ,o,aat E,l n
gica,r b,iar ie,s Than n, % paody ,oa h. 5auoLt
g.J mail, nm far il, lbis aI,t So0'''
Eg mr. I1Tj1r,i,aj ne r,gsi,,d .,,o, su.s,G,e
r,,st o"J 0,"ss Ca,J, A. Ih,e LL''s 1jy1rcJ
,lIrr bro,c, ~ nlsa tyee1 iT;,,d lJ'', g,e,,
and bgo,ra Co't,eeS poo1oL,a,s aIfl,rD ,o0J,
,rj,jaJ6 ,,,,g C',.s;,,,... a... C,..l, o,,{
,rlra Sam Ea", ~, Ca'g poa,ltaog, unb
g,y1x 5l1r ,;J5,,g ho,J,a,', ar,,gt,,sot Of
~, t,J.r., ,'tL -, tt,.L h., L.,,,,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-16

dry wood. Ifihese nfe not tnlIic,en, aud nox
ders arc necessary, beware of those ST irb hay.
n : ugh griI o, nc ds IN them. Ihe bgsl ,os,s
pa"def is finely ie,iga'ed charcoal. IN. tsst
brush apply II silh, isn small sick OF tho
alihea shrub, made INTO small broom al
me end by BIZ II between the teeth a u,ece
OF seasoned nnk who'd, made pointed and brao.
med by ~ biting II. however fae tartar I'm
been long Fixed, aud Adhere FIRMLY IL will he
necessary % f'move IT by instruments. The
Polnt Ola penkoiin uili Tor tbe most mari be
s"iicieoi but The process Will be a,drd l,y II
snail sharp hook wbuh scraping towards no
"nd OF the teeth ate less iAbe 10 inin,e thg
guns o. Inc scUtyy Is dured by removing
mo ihrtai, rubbing tn gums viii what IS c.lsH
'"oti b'usn, but which more properly u,,ghf
De cal ID - gun brush The powder OF Peru.
wan barn b excellent To rub into he gums n
s'ohl DO kept between tile checks nad fe. IN
anu The gums should also be washed viii a Dc.
coeuon 81 II lfthc seu,vJ Is had nnd IN. CON.
Nhaeh lohg, the ahnle systeni 0ecanes fnt.,rd
WIN II. In ihls case, or ifthe system IA fever
hh, u viii be ~ eesSarv 10 takr hall an outfre
ol hhfk. aud "a or 10 drops of eigir of yitrioi
daily lfit Is ojeeled tina, the gums ARE TOO
tender 10 permit The usr Of the brush. this Is an
evidence. thai II Is NEEDED. a brush aud tufn
bier OF "nttr mol cold. o. studs Of old Windso,
soap, u assduously used will. Tor the mosl part.
Keep the gums hmd. II. however, the eaurs
'ho" disposition ~ become ST, and spones
o"tk may be used as n preventive.
1Hfrican Farmer
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-16

AZ essrs. Thos Aidridge, WIN. Morgan. Law
lsA don.S. Go"iug aud Thomas Harrison
Geni'emen you will take uotice, that on Fri.
day the S1h OF May next al The ho1.r of Hars
mon Gentry. in the county Of Amherst, scar
Rose M,lis, he@een the ris,ng and setting of the
sun of HAT day, shhll proceed 20 take thr dep
ositIons Of Rodefich Locksrd, Liynh Ftzger-
aid AMI others, to be read az evidence IN the
trial Of cause depending aud undetermined in
the Superior Court of Chancery, for the Lynch
burg let, in which am plaintiff and your
selves, defts. and should I be unable on that day
to complete all my Examinations Of Witnesses,
viii continue from day TO day until do so.
SIMON CRISP.
April Q. w4w6S
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-16
Iarieties.

Every Department oi France cutiy,tes ia
particular vdiIetles. and such ms arr there Gnnd
to succeed best; bat IL is considered ,b,, ,,,,cL
improvement might be made in the vine, ard.
ut certain d. pa'iments, by the n,rpduei, Of
The hnei varieties from others; which course.
how vef Is greatly neglected, and The con,i,nn.
ance Of hr culture OF the sam. vines is ,o much
a matter at halnl. that the provemenis above
referred 10 ar but partially ac'ed upon And
when great precautions are deem,d nrcrsqnr,
~ the selection ol vines for different localities
IN That country, where il has attained 10 such n
height OF P'rirc''en il may easily be inferred,
now Gecfs-dfy IT'S ior MS, IN commencing the
formation Of onr vineyards. to make on, SO.
lecfIons Nth great judgment and eircumsec-
ton.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-16
COGBETT'S CORN

A friend has obliged US with copy OF Cob.
belts Weekly Political Register. OF Jan. loth.
1929 This, according to Mr.. Cola,eu's state.
ment. was printed on paper made FROM the
hus"S Of Indian corn, raised by him Ia Eng
land. l'hns beet' heretofore supposed that the
Temperature of the climate OF Great Britain
would not admit OF The cultivation Of this plan,
but il seems that Mr. Cobbelrs success il. It's
cultivation has been complete and that he has
found ii well adapted To uses 10 which il has
rarely If at all been applied in this country.
MIR. Cohbet says 81 am certain that the
husks of this corn will make as beautiful print.
ing paper, and even writing paper, as ever was
made from any rags Ia the world. and much
better than can possibly be nIade from any O.
Their thing than very line liaen rags OF III,
brown paper. OF rather olive colered papei
made from fhe Ht'ts ofthc urn a specimen %
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-16

rs csiybrltrd for us Cue grapes, tho vines are
tic. ppsseg9 It's ddrauta"e, that the sun can
SHINE on both sn'es ol ne vines IN TIM oou 81
oi I've day, aud thai ihet allaw n free passage
to the an, which is ofgreat benefit as well IN
maturing the i,n't, as In ripening the wood,
L. III Sc paris OF Fmnee. homeyef, where the
caiute III" vine is cal RED 10 SO great an ex.
ten II very simple mode ~ pursued, which -,
10 place two pors To ga h vine, and 10 tram
up two shoots 10 zach ol he poles. This meth
cd vii be found advantageous. in hi. county
ON The principle OF economy. when It Is coni.m
plated to is ahlish extensive vineyards and
tins is the course W ,ich will doubtless bu pur
'ued in llie vineyards nov establishing through.
out COuutiv.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-16
Nev, .irriVuis'

EuSi received a large assortment Of Ink
% ,'osder> aul Liquid Lux in Bottles KID
tprs lnaeiibie lax
4 sunriv nfthe Gleb,atedPepper Sauce
\ supply OF sIoore's E>scne" ollie
An ada ,tionai Supplyol Dr. j. Ihomp sons ceie-
brntcd eye walcr
\ large supply o. Liquid Sponge Backing, in
casks ANA n bottles,
AID also i,4f,l Backing,
ERg.M. o. Spuee.
EHgs&t ts.srhce o.SprHce,
Ahctuou's celebrated itch UiiImriit,
ahralaus do vi Ipr>, spice Buffers
4 arEt. - .nriulrut ut 'lheimDnelrrs, and w
dro,nelcrs, proving Spirits aud Acids
! large supply DIP roil5 NOUS Auil, ioI curing
meat
\ large supply of ground Ginger, ground A.
splcca 1T srouud bauk Pepper and OF Cay
enne P'pper
\ large supply OF enmalon aud refined BoraA
4 good supply oi far!5 y lite aud French green
for window blind,
4 vei, extensive assortment oi Saruishes
j large supply of he.t 70 aud starch
supply oi Liqnid pnch for water vessels
Also, nj Super Cdtb Sodd and Idriartc Acid
Also, of Sal : ida
And .uppy oi 9umac
0i Arrow Root-aTt kinds
WPowdrred LIN Bark
Or Pumice and Rotten Stole
Oh Waiers--assoried coars and sizes
Also Of Sealing wax and lead PenclIs--al binds
An ASSN tmcnt vi Bronze, viz Cold Silver and
Brass
a large supply Of around and powdered Orange
feel aad GenIiaH, OF ouiphuilc. Murmtic aud
Nitric Acds, and of Aqua FORTS
large supply ot Carolina Pink Root
OF Oil and Essence of Fenne Seed, &C.
focet her with ii great variety o. Utter articles
at unusually l,w pr'ces. Il. DAVIES.
March D
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-16
From Princes H0riicu'ilFp.
GUILTY. \IlON OF GRAPES.
Soil and Situation.

The grape delights ina lcrp ight $ il. uhcee
The roots can Pfn'natr 10 great depth with
reitrci triirv. 1t nomiShts in gravelly M s..
whore she aud i ,iah and ~ heavy, aud viii
even scace'v fail II gov deotoui, in an,
land, except hard LAY Thc ground should.
however, b. made perfectly N. ihaw 10 The depth
Of 'wo I ct aud Il not naturally ric', II nd he
made 50 win old well toftcd stable or COW ward
manure. -" latter always pr trrahlc. t. 81
uitlon stonld have spulhera asp Ct an eaa.
'"rn asp"r' is found TO rrudcr The Iuii aud fo
agr mos lible TO toillea, aud south wrst
exposure Is j 'und u be prciermble 10 all Va
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-16
PrAning ~ uouAg I'm

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ai'fr having con'l''''e' F',f II P'"'ia < Il
So"r vines are u ''e h'os' "fhoa'' "l""' t"'
can liocr''i !" 1o'e' ''lh is h''tal''f 'hfCl
ca oo. II 'pet "'f oi 'hf n"'uN nes 'ih"".
"f\ VIZ "eeu '"''h'f "''ehh'" o''h me
SP''"@'
Al tie "ptni'S 81 ne Sfe'"a season. the Young
vines >ho"i" nave ''e ear" car iol'y io"scncd
h'""ha mem pu' no S''s ''hJ =" me roo :.
~" IN 'HF 80 o''h s''hoi'' 'h'i' WIZ ~ u"
iotthrr attention. essay bni 20 Keep down
re 'a't'"l 5ho"'s III "oh' WHICH, ' u" should
poo oh inns '-i'"'l"g ~ TWO ol me mos
PtomiSi sn""'s. "eh 'h'i'" on ~ the "il"tss
eonll'nr to' h'lii'' 'he '"'s '''ly '""o NEE
weeks, and car ln'F pfan" " l'ri"i sho'ts
whatever hro"Sn"ol III" se"S" ~ DONG
"hl'h' nave Ih"nu II ~ a"'ah" re "'"fe -"
'a'fIa' Shho, was >''"ng :" ha' Z in' h'S' ~"
remaining ilh' my may '"he on me s'Pefhns
Gus sap ana pIt''"i inc oi'"ns ol 'he man
bna' when shoh'n h'' push our ''a me ensuing
season. Ines sing J"ih'S mus lPi' rem"lalhg,
ca" ot hItogenn'i '"N'h Oh ~ h' hh"' pruning
l" autumn Ms r''''" l''p'l"@ you 70 me
,sbrr or Nov. ynu snoud proceed 10 prms them
down as folio" To the very strong onrs.
would lave ,l.ht buds; 10 ihos" ICES So SIX
aud TO 'h"s" when ShI seem qoi'r weaH' hom
three T. tour buds according 10 V"nr own
judgment ca the subject lie 'h!'d aud Suisse
qa'nI yeals, II" iarther dir"c'ians are nee. IA
~, q alto Plnhe them feg"rnily aud snihcIeni-
y, so as I" stop, AZ ali times the lateral branch.
rs. where they "te calculated to Imp"VrIish the
vine without any ma"ll'ai advantage p a
word, TO i""e by arr luio the MAN Dfanch's ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-16
TransnlaniAy.

Ellie" In prng ar autumn "a. gcr for taus
planting vat, bat the iatrri H. ibr preferable
season. In removing tn vines, II !, nrces IRE
Ia he y the roots III sl lIo,u The tie Ihrv A,e
tahca up nhal replantrd Lrl thu uole. le due
t"o feel up, aud the same square aud samt
veil rofrr1 co#,-y ardor Il ii" manure br ia
c3rporated "ith eHtt', lhat is lied ii mound
the, and 1T Ihe,n he watrred a. souu az thpg
az LI-AuI.d.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-16
sew FLETCHER * TOLEEs.


nm. ,ay.l,lo y, nj anre.--No s.h-
u For ?, 70 .,y.d for les. iinc thau AZ Inpnlh
'srption VIZ, ,, h. n continued tbut a fh1 d'stfseh
II tA eI El ipn until all arrcarase' are raid
II VII be " nS At s az sf% o e ns9
1afn V'f ZOE r. from disiaue,. must be paid Tor
their ,rtion, or the payment "'sumed y
pfs PROV - ., "a ..ie rersoaia LyaeheGs'
,,er, t,ess no. exceeding two siaafes are ~
crted for ak doilefs. r,..,.. ,,,., h, mas,
- ar tboy will not 30 attended to-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-16
POETRY.
SONG


u Is moi SGT is not so;
The world may think me cay,
And on my check The read, Mic
May e'asslrss seem 10 pay
lhe ra. maj tips With gid thu slreSm
Gilds not the depth hciow--
All bright alike tn eye may deem,
But yeti is not 30
Why to tic cold aad careless thronc
The srcret IL tc,eal1
Why speah o on Via Was, IN those
Who do not eaunat feel
No joy may light the brow unknown
Oas en-, The Ienr.dfop flow
Ii he poor sorfowlng heart alone
kespnnds--it Is moi So
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-16
April o.

Lottery and Exchange Office.
TNVHE. subscriber has removed his Lottery
and Exchange Office to the house laiel,
occupied by MIR. NJ. White, nearl, OPPOSITE
Messrs. John, William & Casweil Poe.
B. w. HEWS0S.
ShrceSsor 10 { VI. 6, Co.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-16

-
nE f5ane, articles amongst Iheh "'e ZIG 'o''
uNhg
nd ri,..u,ss iUrecian Liquid Rouge
In IA pon,.,auls. great vafte e
on" p,,rso Il. in pois and rolls
% n'n ~. Rn9ors, old English
<,ns Chansgred "a Do Pad"s -.
Hn,iaal Work Boxes, die
I.,n,,N Isre'lrr's Brushes
,, ~ ga,,e do Mad do
- ,,.'.,.,t,.,, Pearl Counters for
~, H. .tauds nli.t, rariolG hHdS
p,.,.,,s d.n,,f, ba,r-l Eatii.h Dice, IL auhnl
49,, al. ii, hwy, lnr MIMI u,es
Do. Percussion Locks Il toH Snp' q'"'"!
10. VITA EaA0ueis way leap
r,I,,ue At,,.r. grcat' Crardt Srildtrs OF pad
.,e3.,g Dtta OF Oh t;os', seAH
A,iiepr oil do do Il"
E,sences, great 9GfieiglOd - men'
odnss 10 do f,I khadi
sri.sor, superior lsrtai Watch No'o's
rdrirta bel 10
Pen KHses. fRogrr',) r,a GUS On Caps
80, ,s.e,5 r,ft.ty ,plaln and Cut Class
Poke, do do do do -u,e'l'ne ''als, great
Chess tlfn Fh'''9
u, E,n,ds Necklaces
p,,Jt or checker ,.adirs 0yrrshoes, very
u,arIs auod
.5egar Boys. great "a chh'S
fitiy snug ahe'
fnl. S,pod do do 0wold Cnnes
toto. or hcao tildi"g Whips, variety
D,minn. fancy State,
hunters Dott,.s rgri Fancy Glass Pictures,
0Hs SiatS Sm"a
Feather A., do do Cologne for Ladies ! o.,
i,uicue Clasps IL ''s, heau''tH
OUR. J,, Tobacco hrsps
-,ata -u ,vns 4 Fork Powder puns, several
Mustard 5poons kihus
'-prif " Ac,d froveTs I anfy soaps, Sieatel
5uur Boxe-, gredi tda r'r'y
e'g "rn''nens df ss'ns
Magic Lanterns sssur. Doxes. beautiful
ted Sizes Night laprls
,tos". Lavender and u PhI-Cushluns
range Flower nulcrs Tier n'nmrefs' grfa
rery SIN variety
Ecganb. cHouec i)irNs, &c nc &c &c
Vim II o RouSe
rD.pIlirr WIN 4, erca, variety of other articles
not herpin meninned My stock OF Medicine,
-. nov on hand i the largest in the State, y
iiie variety better than any h"ufe N the Union.
Al the articles i.le offered Il, the very lowest
prices. t.Oh Ill DafiEo.
ARIcll r..
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-16

firtiilg I Scet eotl. - lnle TOBACCO len, os,
cW then, small. and muke sfoug infusion ~
then ~ hnl WATER p"u ed upon them ~ "A largc
inh The mfr lpn must not h. boiled, ~ that
wnu cary oil III sapor II Ctcai portion of the
ma.t Va'utb'" pm lpr, The essential al Of to-
bafco. u hcn TIL, nius,or e, cold ds solve la u
or popus 0l common sunrafa nir Nhru thc
eun-Juahic Is dissolved, pound o. more oi the
lnur OF sulphur my be- added.
I'M il fdssuu ms been recently nspd IN Eng
land via srrat eject ~ the pifkng OF wheat
or bar ~ .otd. II j. mi necessary thnt the
gra15 g ould &c Ia the iiqHor above hnf IN
h"nr, The grain should b" pu, IA the infusion
/" 'arge inlp aud wbrn taken up. put INTO
bag. and III" bays 10 h' ,usp' nd,d over the
tubs until the Infusion ~ entirely dranrd on
A. soon rs tit, II done, let the seed CON he
snreWl upon canvass sheets IA the sun AID air
II dry weather bu, otherwise, on the sheet.
on the barn 400, When sprend IN the qun-
lily of iour bushels, sprinkle over II Two pounds
OF fine -four of sulphur, and rake the iced ~
yer aud over ngain, 10 separate the grains. II
the grams apprR, st,ll 10 adhere To zach o,hrr
II Will b" proper Ia ndd n Little fine sahh Ia
make them separate freely tof sowing The
destructive ground grub wall moi readily atiaok
seed picked viii this i'la ion and The spring IL
giv's Ia vcReiHt On IS Astounding.
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paris & Ion DON
A.PERB
FANCY GO 09Ss

afrSg' opening. sRPef0 assof''heh, %
= fa,s3 articles, au.onesi then are the ioi-
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that you have, asa wrapping 10 the bunch OF
Co ~ which nave new TIE uonof 10 send y"u
Compare II. sir, with Any hing of the kind on
h we e,ri seen ueiofe. iou wlll hnd II rs ea.
~ 10 ttriic on ~ any white paper b. "hat n
dlllsran. a. IN paper made from thus mn erial
nad the ,uegcd sun made hom hemp. or old
ropes What dilttence between pnper
made hom corn stake, ID white Blown stuff,
which grucors aud others make use OF, ana
winch Is 40 eaSy 10 teal. white IL en4uui be wat
ten on NJ all. Tie " IHFNrisB On ConBFrr' =
CoRE,' is a you We "a ate, published AID
sod, beund ia bourds aud all thai have been
81 Il OF lnte, havr had honris wib this DIV
corn paper lor covering, aud very handsome
yob viii fluid /, L. he aud send sou "A second
book, III otdei thai YOU may have this iufther
poo before to1f eyes, Of the estinabie ,alur
OF the eoru pauh"
Tho writer thu asSe's that Mr.. Rowland
I'LL, Of Chlll~urih. first suggested the though
ct nnkms paper out Of the Ina Ia oil corn aud
thai 1t was owing TO his eat riprise that the gpe
Gun ms wete pro uced aud continues. " Re.
Heci 81, on the vast Importance al producing uu
our own land the mater ais Tor such a. M
intense branch OF ma. uiacture In a very few
Yeas ali the paper used b. gfocees. seed men,
iinendrapers, haherdnslnrs, and IA shart, ali
tins immense mass Vi goods. buky. costly. aao
yielding g,ra reven,c nom p,etly fair and
just source. will b. made oul oil he corr plant.
All the stained papct, where tonghne.s IS Spnr
ccssary and rarsly now 60 be- found iudred pm.
per of all sorts, fol nothing can be 50 chean AMI
NOT ing can br better
The manufacture of paper fom tie husks Of
Indian co'n is mol altogether II novelty Di
W,ll,chs Domestic Enc, cop,edla states ,luu
= tom the lsaiy stalk ot this l,uit, according To
Pancn.. the mo I beautiful posi- palG, I, pre-.
par, In a. Italian mill near Rinlni. Shneil,r
mhd' nm experiment with the wholn plant,
aud ubnhed a Rreyish paper but after steep
ing the pulp louf days IL lime Water, the sheets
acquired n greenih s'snde
Dr Nea.e saw a h",l. printed ut Rcgens.
burg, II, hermans, ~ III, upon phprr from
variety pi distance, AID among nihers, there
wa one heat mnde hodl the Indian corn, 81,
maize hu,ks.'
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P'eiy communicates divine lnsire TO The fe
male mad. Wiz aud beauty like the flowers of
he field may flourish and charm for season.
on' lei II be remembered, that like che II. grant
blossoms that bloom IN the all. these gifts are
trsii aud tadIng age will MP the bloom of
oeauiy, sickness and sorrow Will stop The cur
rent OF VII ADD humonr, but "a that gloomy
tine which is appointed Tor All. plety wa. sun.
ponihe droo ing soui like q refreshing d.s,
opon the parched earth.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-29
Thomas Hagarty

ID RESPECTFULLY informs the inhabitants Of Alex.
IL andra and its vicinity, that lie will open SEMI
NARY. for the education of young Gentlemen. on the
9TH instant, at his dwelling Dukesreet till
more suitable situation can be procured. The Soho.
lastc course will comprise the Greek, Latin, French
and English Languages; Logic, Metaphysics Rheto-
RIGS Elocution and Composition; Ancient and Modern
History, Chronology, Geography with the use of the
maps and globes, Mathematics, Arithmetic, Writing &C.
The advertiser from his long experience in teaching.
and success in qualifying young Gentlemen for Uni
versities ard professions both in Europe and this Dis
tric.. trusts he viii give general satisfaction. He
pledges himself that his utmost exertons will be used
in facilitating the literary improvement of the pupils
who may be committed to his care.
Information concerning T. II 3 capability, acquire
fnents and discipline, Teacher may be learned by
applying TO Maj Gen. Macomb. Gen Mason, Clement
Smith, John Marbury, VIM S. Nco'' Esqs Col Fow.
Ter, and Capt. Morton, Georgetown; John Boyle, of
the Navy Department Iohn Mcleod, Principal OF the
Central Academy, Washington City; and Dan Bryan,
Esq Alexandria Terms can be ascertained by inquir
lug of 7. H. at his residence on Duke street.
n d Since the foregoing was type, the building,
Prince street. used, at present, place OF wor
seip by the Society of Reformed Methodsts has been
obtained BY the advertiser, and he will commence
teaching therein OH the day above specified
dec 2-d6tG'lawtf