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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-05-07

g bern Lrni.cd about that Ysa are
asna ,. -. another Manifesto 10 the public
s''oa' ', - s,,. II the election. Ifhb rs eor'
just on M as ,ie rs, il viii DO much credit 10
Vrsss' .ha,acIsr asa spseiot ptsader-aai VII
your i've rise to as numerous spee'i Mons
toa' I'm, ,rus meaning. among those who are
=. - ,,,a u. . no, giasd with .re""d sigh.
n ~ h..,aess with you. however IS not to his
", o,inion. hut TO ask of you plan
euss y"a' (which hope will attract she atten'
list" ~. people also )-and that SIN zoe c,
uoa Of ,,r election to Tie conrsni,oa ''hieh 2,
f.aa Y S,rie, riH you peorn, and 'ea'eh neglect
9o I ". .s..oo, Of The courts over winch you're
line a e." o~ariy through all oc'"ber, the first
sue ,,s,1sy of which month is appointed Tor tue
Monia, If the convention. wiz you. Sir, re-.
W.. FRO salaries, and perform fra' ons f'HS
ven, srve y ,rV .h"~ how arrp Independent IS our ia
Ie,o,,, by closing the doors Of Justice ~ 'ae
Hlea .h ., a,nl;canis Or, will yon hold your
,era. ~ as nsna and permit your District TO go
Gun 81 nar, nnr.prc.ented One OF the two you
" 'i ~" TO- contend that you have 10 righi to
, s;l5er--and the people will so decide II 'lry
DO e'h ,n, h.," lo,t sghi of c.rrec, principles.
'i''' wv ANOTHER OF TIE PEOPLE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-05-07


on't neAsHfe ofihe i'stt OF lrernen, snhoni
taJn'y 20 The stare. anu perhaps vita mush De-
heh'.
/ l am IN favor OF sppolniins the Judges of"vr
shpetior Courts ~ Law ami Equity ,nf hhe.
OF at least 20 long rs they are eaihbif ofdtchhr.
ghe Inc duties oi 'heir aihoe fethap' mgm
not, however, De AIMS mat ihc eonsAnhoh
shoud designate ~ "nai age he 'uuBe houiu
rs're from ounce u mish' contribute 70 The tor.
sheranee ofJusilee ny replacing The feeble aud
snperannnatto WIN those better quaiihea
70 discharge su.h hieh anu important GU
'its anu AZ 'he same hmr save 'he
expense anu uooole OF teihn'ai anu the
ieehnes OF me ihuiVidnai nave ihoughf
maj the Judges sho"'i Nc praetieaiiy .etpon'
BILE and Tor neglect "i dn'es, or Ion ofsnses M
consistent With 'he hu''es III ounce, am lot pro-
wing proper punishment hna Tor making 'hai
punishment rs speedy AMI certain a. posslole'
have long 'h''"sht that ~'r honse of dele
gates was TOO NUMEROUS Tor several reasons
IN we hrs' place III consequent y, Inc number
N"r of'"fe'"'e "e w" h"h"icd anu 'o"r-
teen ] Inc has'"esA oi ne hoase ~ ~ IN hn-
Wy snd s'o"ls' anu 'heftpY me chsih ot th'iT
SESSIONS rs gr'a'y piolnhgeh anu the eN-
penSts NJ ending ,hcm much increased.
hhVe 'hough' lha' perhaps INIT body
m'Ghi be gfca'iy ulminshed WIN much
boneiit. u IS hifh'y F'ohnbIe, hiso, that
VIZ sheh nave "o'e iA'en' ~ IN" iou'e INA"
neir'"inie masm"'h a. 'he "en'y III tne Once
WIN W fa"td ny reducing Tue hummer 81 It's
nsn,oe's'
hhd grert number OF people "i the hs'fio'
nacn dSs"'sne' WIN '1e manner III "h'eh we
m'Enh"'es oil ,he county enuf', HrPom'eo'
an" nus" win The great anu various powers
"H''h 'h'v possess hnu exercise navs nj
ways considered TINS branch oi your judiciary
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-05-07
bMs p109t, 80 CoGee"iya D.s5fscl Of BID
! G,rL Cun..AtN MI Ellrtiurhn,a

: 30 lie pf0Dl, 90 C0Gee..iJR U.s5fscl Of RgG.
ford Can dtH al.a Buckingham.
piece over "a. .euature OF "A Freehold
ef, having appeared IN the Firginian Of the
ooh April, addressed 70 myself, as a cand
1a'e Tor thu Convention, making certain enqui.
ficS as To my views on the subject OF REFORM IN
lie existing iun,laIacniai law of this common.
"e"'h having met M eys on the day OF the
H''e ol Tie paper. at a place far distant from
VI! house, which paper was in possession of n
eeh,iein@h from Lynchburg, who gave ire b
'edo!ns OF the same I! being then on can
''a'sInS excursion, aud not arriving al home
w me third day thereafter, and finding no OPP
por'unlty since OF ic-peruSing the said paper
S @n qner'es-not having YET received my own
"9il'an ] therefore cannot recollect the
,'ec'Se ehquries nor tue order in which they
were put.
nu', deening it duv | ou'e to those whom
:, ""er 10 represent. whenever any portion Of
n' manifest doubi, as to my prineIplss upon
, r'""rrs OF government, or upon the course !
-" pursue in Convention, ii elected thereto,
!. 'em'lon 10 any particular subject, likely TO
~ "ghaied m tha, body, therefore, prompt,
axe the very first opportunity which Of
49, VI 81 ndng the annexed summary Of my
,e"eral views on the subject, for publication in
si papers in Lymchburg, circumserihing them
VIII, INN as short limits as thu nature of the case
"' a'mit of, as know most people shrink
s ~" me TAX OF reading long pieces. In this
an :" resume an answer viii be fond 10
we enquiries of" \ Ere holder
:" Tie lIrst pNce sw,9 ei,',n ,ic{% o, nv
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-05-07

G-J' The following is the answer ofMr. Saul
Anthony 10 letter addressed 10 him by some
of lis friends, on the subject Of a Convention /:
MGy fh, 1929.
;sntismen--Yom euer ofthis morning. re-
Que sting to be informed what my sentiments
are upon some ofihe important matters which
VII! come before the approaching Convention,
,,, been rrc.ived. and as have DECLARED my
seifn candidate for u seatin that body IL as you
ob.eiyr my senimeuts are unknown to many
cinsens of this district, anglia Of an opportu-
nifty TO disclose them. ! shall be very brie'.
ba at the same time, shall be explicit IN de.
,lariny what nv present opnons are /; mud as
consider the RICH, Of suffrage to be the most
imnofrHnt, il 10 the frs, on WHICH shall give
NV views The principle laid down in the Bill
Of Rights. o'n willing to take for my guide up
an his SUBJECT. d under it should consider That
every man ha.ins II family, indeed every house
keeper rgieht be crueracedby the rnles laid
,tnwn FOR Do ~, cnrsit~' freasn'is ~ =
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-05-07
Dispositions and Atlidayits.

"HE subscflhrr having heen commIss0ned
III ia act az NOTARY PUBLIC aud COM
MISSIONER IN CHANCEkY. for The county
Of Campbell aud Corporation of Lynchburg,
will promptly attend. whcn requested, nj any
place within his jurisdiction, for the s,rpose of
taking deposiiions aud afidas'ts, 10 be read IS
evidence In tho Superior Court OF Chanrery
for the Lynchburg District, and in all other
Courts Of Record As Commissioner he IS nu-
thorized 10 grnnt Snbp9nas 10 compel the at
tendance Of witoesses He may generally be
found a, the Office Of b. w Hewson. E.q. near
iy opposite the rnMfet honsc. q. WAkD.
Apra,6. sw7o
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-05-07
Weekly Supplies 81 beautiful
FANNY EOOnA.

Superb Gnuse and Melpomeme Scsrfs
DO do Arcadian Hdk(s.
Bin. and blk. watered Silks
Beautiful blk. Florepce and Italian Silks
Superior assortment Of worked Swiss Muslius
CaIicues Of every denomination; AID soma
nj rare and eatirely new patterns
Bobbinett Laces, al half their former prices
A few fashionable watersd h buff Ginghafns
Belt Ribbons, direct from Paris
Pongees for Ladies' dresses
IL great bargains form an indncement t.
purchasers. we will assure them, every tffoy,
will be made to that effect. ,S
MkEE, ROBINS oSA
June o.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-05-07
One half OF Rose Isle for Sale
Nav I

~ WISH to srll tn, valuable 'ract Of lind,
living on I've River, in Nelstn county, a
tDn IL miles from New Market, (at thr J1ac-
ton Of I've and lanes Kiyer,) where there is
an insprctiun tor Tobacco aud boat Davisa-
ton 10 Rchmnnd il the neighborhood there
are two first rate manufacturing mills for nr
The half of the tract contains, by estimate, l5'U
acres, and in good repair. This tract il consi-
dered one Of the best IN Nelson county, part,cu-
IarIy we'll adapted TO tobacco, corn q. wheut, The
land ia we'll wasered and titnbered, and "a great
dea, of fine tobacco land TO cut. There ~ q
body Of $50 acres Of low q rounds Of good qua l.
ity on the river, attached TO either half oil this
desirable place. The purchaser will be allow
ed to purchase either half OF this estate (ibe
lower or the upper portion) rs may best suit his
wishes, IL IS useless TO give further descrlp'
,io,, Of thi, desirable essate, as those wishing 10
purchase will first view the premises. Mr.. A.
c,es, residing on the place, will shew the land
to any person wishing 10 view II. ! am di:pos-
ed 10 sell on accommodating terms, bat bar
gain can be mad for cash, or would take ne
groes in payment. Letters addressed 10 me in
+ E, nchbufe will be- promptly Attended TO
tANDON n CABELL.
Hav /" 1910
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REVIEW

vi 'hc isyHtnbhIp hhlhtiSs
CORRECTED for The Trgininn, by
Tuodas A. IIoLeoJRE aud KicuAnp 1smr,
Commission Merchants.
AUCTION SALES.
Extreme prices of passed Tobac-
co, from 81 Nto IL m
inferior 90 common, 4 90 10 . 80
Common 10 good g fOto 3 on
Gpnd TO fine, 4 nOto 10 90
Refused. 3 100 to 3 81
Inspected the last week 3d. hhd' passed iobac-
20 - hhds refused total 39G.
Comparison Of Inspections 1928. 1929.
No. Passed. No. REID, For insptn. Stock
S,ay !, lS2S-359 1850 21s6 3Os9
J, lS29-i20i s22 6ll 1910
Sab, Of crops pri,ute.
One crop Of 10 lhns. sold 3 hhds. AT SIS, end
hhd. n, $40, one crop oi 10 hhds. sid at no,
our crop oil four sold NJ sl2 Is one crop -four
two hhas at Si5 | 10 II d, onr c,op oil sew
IN hhds At average ofsS7 so, one crop Of
3 hhds. Mt an average Of 50 rs, aud one crop of
} hhds. at an avcragr OF So 10. Auciou sales
Of two crops Que crop. hhds No. !, Si3 O5,
No. =, $il 81. No 3, $40 Ne and 8. each ri
- 10. No. Il, S. %, No. :, SO 70. M. x, 81
-,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-05-07
TRUST SALE or
Valuable Property.

AN The first day of Amherst June court ne,'
NDwe shall proceed to sell, Al public au' non.
Tor ready money, the follow ing property, con.
ve,ed 10 as in trust, by john Ware, s"n. Of the
county of Amherst, for The purpose "f carrying
int effect the ohiec,s of the trust deed by
which is conveyed 10 us. aud which IL ~ rec
ord in the oFse Of the SAID cur. Tnm, hoy
Phil hoy, Lucy, "a WOMAN. and her child WI
liam. CordeIia, kirl and Ellen, giri-Al'o.
one tract OF land wing in HE said comfy oi
Amher.t, and adjnlniHg the lauds OF DAVID 5.
Garland and others, aud continuing, hy e-,i.
nation, three hundled and eighty acres. Ths
title is believed to be indi:pora5le, but acting ia
lhp character Of trus.ess, we vii convey That
which is vested IN US and uoEe other. The sale
vii take place in front ofthe c. House.
EDMUND WINSTON,
WM. ARsiSTEAD
Nav ids76
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-05-07

'Ot which 5000 sill be payable in lands.
Tickets So Halves Q SO ; Quarters IS.
For sale at HEWSON'S OFFICE.
April 30.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-12

.. we understand, on Monday asst, a heauti full
~ awe, mounted Walking Cone was presented 10
20. E9enezer Cough, late custom house Off
W., Oy number oil the old fashioned republi-
ans Of The city of Boston, tor the firm ard IN.
, ,,sSndent manner III which ne appeared in the
s''"' prints Of "wednesday last. On this cane
,nsraven The following.
rom the Republicans Of BpEron TO their
~ ,I'''iauns republican friend, MIR. Ebenezer
", Ugh, Of May, 1929"
Va .he lower part Of the rim round the can
g cue following memorandum.
u, Ivy "i Boston, April %, 1929 This day
,'' Eoenezer Cloush was dis missed from the
10 ,itS,n,nouse by David Henshaw, for not yol-
VT General Jackson for President"
Boston Courier.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-12
HENDERSON COUNT, APRIL 18.
DIED

At his residence, in this county, on the I'd inst Dr.
JAMES MuNcAsr,n, (son Of Major Muncaster of this
place. than whom no man possessed in higher de-
gree the multiplied excellences which distinguish
ed the smisbe citizen, the sincere friend. the good
neghbor, and last though not least but greatly best
of all, the sffectonste husband and parent.
None could have been more useful in his neighbor-
hood practising ply ican such was the Affection
Kindness generosity and beralty Of his COURSE asto
inspire the highest regard for the Man; and such his
merits and skill in the multiplied departments and du-
ties of his profession, to entte him TO the confidence
of his neighborhood, which he enjoyed in degree
the most unlimited He has left amable and affec.
tomato consor with three small children, to deplore
loss which time fortune, circumstances may per-
haps never repair. But as the way and DEGREES of
Providence inscrutsby wise to tower beyond
the reach of human conception, trust s numerous
relations including his venerable parents, yet living in
his native place, the city of Alexandria, in the District
of Columbia, together with all his friends, will lay
ASIDE the sel6shness of human affections and suffer
themselves, however heavy this dread calamity may at
present hang upon their feelings, to adopt the conso
laory reflection, that the son. husband father, friend
and neighbor, in the plenitude of Almighty wisdom,
is now enjoying happiness more serene and moor
ruptble, than has been ever can be, expert
enced in this world of complicated woe
columbian
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-12
ppoSCRIPrION LIST, No. XIII

.oyr.A his head So much for buckingham, D."
rl,,rG Over has been removed from the
non of Clerk in the Post Oficr, IN this
r.y which he has filled with surpassed in
s',,, s.siduity and idell;y, for several years.
-. n Re no preteuce of csus, for his re-
ana, but suspicion of his not b Jag faith
-,J.,s King Caucus. Nat Int
Those ac,4s,ome6 10 look into our oolumus,
T., ,ts Inst Of ue,s remaining in III post Office
f,,, CITY, ale nfor med ia II Is 'ransft Ired
! h. Naloul Republican. w are no' sur
,,,d 2, tLl, After The sacrih e Of Gales &
s,,.on, it Va, al to he supposed tina, any
,,,I. oa,rona-' would be permitted to the
,,,,,es .ha, ia rXposrd the true character
,f;5e Hr.o AID u, manage CSn. Ga-.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-12

Grain-About $500 bushels of North Carolina Wheat
have been sold at 81 80 lot of Northern Rye at 70
cents; 1909 bushels Northern yellow Corn Sc ID cts
and lot of Northern Oats at So cts.
Hides-25OO Maranham have been sold at IL 2 cts;
500 Buenos Ayres, at 13 IA cts.
Holasses--The sales of the week have been princi-
pally of New Orleans About 300 hhds. have been
disposed of at so 1-2 cents 200 do Guadalupe, at
80 cents. At public sale. so hhds of Martinique, in
ferior, "a LA 26 10 cents per gallon.
Ok-Large sales of Whale Oil have been made du-
ring the week, st 81 cents. American Lnseed, "a q
IS cents
Provisions Beef, Mess, slOa 10 so; Prime, 9 IS
alOl2I2; cargo, 8 50a875
Spirits-2OO pipes of Bordeaux Brandy were sold
Yesterday at 81 10 sales of S~ignete, at Is for
pipes, and lS for half do. Whskey commands %
ID g cents.
SugUs-Ihe private sales of the week have been
chiefly New Orleans From to 500 hhds. dis
posed of, at cents 1000 bags Manila, at 5
At auction, $50 hhds New Orleans were disposed of
at Sc 81 l.2 a Sc per 100 ID
7eas-At auction, on the 9TH, IS chests Young Hy-
son. (Panamas cargo] sold at 81 g ID cts pr
h. On the Sth (cargo of ship New Jersey 400 chests
Hyson Skin, 81 10 50 cts per ID.
TJ6acco-2OO bales Kentucky were sold at auction at
Sd Gus. per ID.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-12

...,nbug the House Of Se dars n.r,ieus
* benefit to the county, more pAf'''
- " .us, like the present.
4, IN t.nmba has addressed an order OF lhs
Col L''O" ,."ons under his command, dated
= 'n March I'd 1929. 1t commences thus;
,or'', N Az Ia regeneration! letu march to
;3dsr1i, ,Iaking-easy, and OF shor! dura>
~ ana't nroreed to revenge the blood OF our
. ':I " - and friends, horribly and 'rai'
.r' Conn a:,;;,ed in the neishborhood OF ba-
9s'y saI Nv The per6dy, so W, II known, OF the
oaneII ,Ji,ps and more than all by the ex-
a:'ols , .sJrnce Of Col. A. Morrl, who has
a'' co sG" his life his objectionable impru>
-, .. alarm respecting the Indians had taken
- n Patagonia; they had previously taken
- .o,o head ofcar,le, and subsequently had
,brir quarters from the Southwark 10
edward, and Pinchera forwarded a LETT
,ba Governor proposing peace.
-, Br,,ish Packet" says, the American
,fs,r Boston, lying in the outer roads,
u,e al one o, lock on the 4th March,
=, her c,Iors previously hoisred and yards
...l il being the day appointed for tie in
..,ioo Of the new President Of the United
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-12

We unde s,rG i, i, mas been de ermined TO
j., treat ch,ug IN tie Nor hern and Eas
,.r Post Ofices, a d thai numerous applicants
ave iu,r ietl the rry, vi h the assurance
Ia, tier commas IS Ill be sent after them.
Tn. chlages will 40 ne announced here, and
,y only channels I ugh which we can re-
IN an luJImarioh vi 1r,n arc tn rew>I ap"rs
i'h~ SAFE, in whi-h hey are made. W.
able clad 10 see That distant Editors will Ike
,- trouble to collect ne various removals
nrca may be made 10 heir States, in order thar
,m4y see he progress OF h ,elnrms W hich
ie be made in the Post fiji Depar' msul,
order to place ii, as Duff Green assured Us
rs the intention Of Gen Jackson, under his
80 immediate control. Nal Journnl.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-12
Trustees sale.
Trustees Sale.

49,, on the third Nonday in Muy next. the
Jo&S subscriber will Offer for sale, st public
SSSS ton, at the Courthouse Of Fairfax courty,
-ssse the following valuable Lands that is to say;
of land, the waters of Gauley River, in the
county of Kentawa, the randolph line, contain
,lining 20, OGo>cres And FIVE tracts OF land IN hamp.
shire county; Convey ed by Ferdinand Fairfax 10 Rob.
crt Patton, r. by deed, dated 18th November, 1919.
recorded in the Clerks Office of said county:
One of the said tracts containing 1884 ecres;
One other containing 2!9 acres, adjoining the lands
formerly George Gpn's, Christian Stephens, and
- Flake's
One other,ract, containing 70 acres, adjoining Mon
roe's, Staf.ord's and CliDtpn's Surveys;
One other tract, containing 3O9 acres, adjoining
John HOUSES old survey, and the lands OF West
Brown Scutchied, and others,
And one other tract, containing Is acres. adjGihng
the lands of Scutchfed Monroe, Giipn, and oilers.
The above sale will be made under deed of trust
from Robert Patton and wife, to the subscriber for
the indemnity of George Mason. Terms Cash
aprl 4-cotMl8 JNO. NcfAPIf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-12

OEEIcE> -,Ous'> may, mpha icdliy, be CALI
" Ggcsramsnt Of Offices There is an uneasv
''i'ang low q $ after popular favo', which
4P'7ars 10 b. the sole business Of mans life. \
mn an be nothing W # Can be no. hirg
az hIIdr5n can b. nothing unless I've is in OF q,
J." IT'S tn" ne PhIsufrd oi human EXPECTATION,
''nmaa 6ogum of human enjoymen For his
'e me1cnan, d-serts his counter, thr farmer his
plough, the mechanic h, ,ndicraf, Ine law
t' ah "quips and quIddrir, "-and for this
'ooGSh las, not least" WE, ne grntl' men Of
~' pen, writ great deal OF whip-sy la bub
1''S7nsr We have fallen upon evil times
'I' useful, but unpreteuding cH.racrer Of 'hr
'1AS>Alous and Ell eEprising Citizen, is begin
."'S o be lost sigat of; he thinks his octupa-
t'' lao humble and unimportant, because it
rO's not hing nm in'o the brold glare OF pubs
" o9se''a'ioq. Pa rouags md Office ale the
ia ,Sn-nl stars which rule his d. st,ny-like a
,'' d III pursuit Of an ignis jatuuS, he RUS TO
'a''h n falling glory" aud b,comrs Devil
-''Sd and lost IN the mazes of dsrknrs, and
'''Smires, Geo Chronicle.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-12
Notice to MillerS

Il, Loudoun Fau9uier and the counties The other side Of
the rirer Shenandoah
7 OFFER myself to your consideration as agent for
Il you in Alexandra. The plan viii be laid before
ou after re ceive your address, separately if you will
do me the favor to sendit by post am not known 10
man, Of you, though think, in due time. my cnarac
ter can be established to your satisfaction. would
request of you to make inquiry of these who have no
interest with you.
NV friends in Alexandria will please to take notice
that continue To carry on the
COOPERING BUSINESS
at the old stand where orders will be strictly tended
IN JAMES LYLES.
NAV !2- st
- The editors ofthe Genius of Liberty Leesburgi
Charesown Free Press, Char,cstown, Va and Win
chester Republican, Winchester, will publish the
above three times and forward their accounts to this
oHce
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-12
Splendid Piano Fortes.
TINS day received from Boz

This dug received from Boston,
vTlHREE Piano For,es, from the Mandatory of A.
i Babcock, Of rose wood and mahogany, SIX &C.
tave front projections brass lines, circular fronts,
pedals, and very elegantly finished Prices from $50
TO $500
- The external appearance of these Instruments
their tone, fnish and newly improved construction
make them far superior to any others yet offered for
sale.
II The prices are warranted to be less than the
prices at which similar instruments sold al any of
the Northern cities
p II piN open this dry
Three cases of Piano Fortes f'om Dubois & Stod-
arts manutactory, Broadway, NcwYork, (per schoon
PISHEY THOMPSON
wosb;noton, Na> Il de-
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-12
HerfumerN.

L FRESH supply is this dya received from the manu-
N factory of y. Smith Preniss, consisting of Cologne
water fine, double, and treble honey water lavender
water; essences, fancy soaps; ernolent, oxygene.
transparent and Windsor soaps shaving cake, otto OF
rose wash balls bears oil, hair powder and powder
puffs hair brushes, pins, and combs; ves,imentai
SOAP restorative lotion for the teeth and gums tooth
brsuhes and carbonic dentrfce Persian lotion, milk
of roses; corn plaster and lip save pearl powder i
clothes brushes. and Rodgers Sons very superior
silver steel razors, &c. &c, T., KENNEDY.
may cost
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-12
names Mckenzie Il CO.

IU,vE been receiving by every packet rom New
/ York, since the opening OF the season, addition
al supplies of staple and fancy goods adapted to the
Spring and Summer 1rade;
and now present to ,h-r friends and the public an as
sortment general and select; and at prices the most
Vort who is in daily attendance upon the auctions in
that city. they wiH continue to receipe throughout the
season. u.ekly supplies of whatever may be new and
Ias;rahle. april 30-6.eo3t
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T0 the rublic.

THNHE subscriber, having been advised by numbe,
L of his friends offers himself to the public
General Collector for the Town and County of Ale>
andria. All those having accounts to collect witho
warrant. and disposed to encourage him, he pledg
himself that due attention will be paid to the cole cto'
of the and quick and faithful returns will he
made a. soon as the money is collected. lie likewise
tendcrs his thanks to his friends for their liberal pa
tronage since he has been in office. and trusts
a continuance of the same.
RICHARD SHACKiEFORD
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Snring Fashions

s. EMERSON has the pleasure to inform his
d friends and the public generally, that he has just
received from Philadelphia The Spring fashions for all
sorts ofGsalene IS Wearing apparel, together With
few fashionable Patterns, which he will sell low.
NJ Is. Those who would wish to know the fashion
and wear it, would do well TO call at the shop Of !. S.
Emerson, on King street, opposite Mr. William Nor
CANS celebrated Boot Factory. april 28-eo2w
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THE PHILADELPHIA MARKET

Fbur-The sales of last week amounted to about
1000 barrels at IS So leaving very little for sale at
tina, price, and about 800 bbls Virginia for co"sump
ton, at IS l23 to 573, embracing the inspections
principall, OF Richmond ant Fredericksburg
Corn heo! has decined-hhds. belug held at BIZ
Is, and bbis. at 2 l24.