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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-10
To I ct.

To Let,
sSrs convenient, we'll finished two story brick
asN dwelling house on Henry. street between King
and Prince streets, hsvingsA good rooms, store room
kitchen, servants room, smoke house, &c The rent
will be made low to rood tenant Apply at the auc'
ton store, corner of Prince and ION streets
oct IA WM ID MUTT.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-10
Chloride Lime, Copal VarniSh, &c

EUST received and for safe, barrel of that va
% liable and cheap Antisepbc scotch Chemic, or
Chloride of Lime, counter remedy 10 all 'imai poi
sons, and recommended To citizens as successful,
preventative against the inodorous smells which
engendeTed in cellars back yards, or other places
where free of air cannot be obtained render
ing the air perfectly purethereore deserves the notice
Of al who concerned in the health and cleanliness
Of the town.
Also. received supply of best COP.fL P3RNlNH
suitable for Chair and Cabinet MAKERS and superior
Coach YarniSh, together with the
FOLLOWING PAINTS:
Chronic Yellow. Chrumc Green, Red Lead. White
Lead, Lthrrage, Red and yellow Ochre, TIMBER, Prus
sian Blue, Nermi'Gnn, &c.
Or hand, the IoLi0,0ing Dye Sufs
Consisting Of Nicaragua, Red and l.ngwoodS, Coch-
neal, Arnatto, NutSalls, Madden, Sumach, Turmerc,
Alum, Copperas indigo Cream Tartar, &C.
IV,th General assortment of
Drugs as,a Medicines,
which respectfully offered to the attention Of
public bv WILLIAM LANPHlER & Co.
july IS South side King Royal.street.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-10


On the cork of each bottle is a seal with the SUP
scriber's name prevent deoeption and H. on 'r'a,'
it should not prove as represented, can be returned
For the accommodation of public houses, the subscri'
berhas bottled quantity Of wine. porter, cider, &c
in whole and half bottles, which will be delivered free
of expense Masters Of vessels wishing VINE, por-
ter. &c bottled, will please give few days notice,
in order that may undergo the necessary process tor
long sea voyage. The above liquors were import,
ed by the subscriber, and will be warranted pure and
unauthorized. He expects hereafierto receive re-
gular supplies. All orders from the country 1ei,er
in boxes or demi ohns) viii be promptly attended to-
n. g. The subscriber is at all times prepared to
clarity and bottle wines for those who msy desire 1t al
their dwellings, and if required, can furnish clare
bottles and corks of first quality.
In few days he will be able to supply his friends
with Wine Vinegar of the best quality.
He continues carry in all its varieties, Lyet",
Securing and Bleaching M,rinO &oooh. in the best
manner, on the ives, side of Royal, between King and
Prince streets, Alexandria.
may9 L. j SALN r. ~
or The National Integencer will insert the above
three times, and send their accountto this office.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-10

NIB This Ointment, which is highly , Nv,
application for Prostitutes, Burns, scsMs' TN
mems Sore or swelled Breasts, is put up ~ I'd
nished glazed jugs, well corked and seasG .bs. ~
rections how to use it. The proprietor WEI, WEI.
be observed that in order to preserve us w :
sons using it, viii cork itagain, so as 10 ke.r
from destroying its good qualities NO afen..I s..
them in any other way than being wen s"'
sealed.
AGENTS:
az" "no iHnH''' Z" AleI'Ft'
WIN GUNTON, Druggist, Pennsyl'aT,,ss . n:
N. JEwETT, Druggist, Pennsylvania A,eEia
JNO. LITTLE, Druggist, Georgetown. nbg
s. MURRAY, Port Tobacco, Nd.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-10

= tract Of Letter written nv avervrespectabIeGe Gen
tlcman residing in Baltimore. to the s'bscr'her'
who deems it his duty, tho gh nautho'izee to Law
it before the public Withholding the writer name,
for partic ular reereuoe should an! req VET per
soually. SAM H. L LEE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-10
"a ARIr2I5 u EiVEYSl.
Port OF RICH.NO 10
ARRIVED

Packet schr 1anlvy Thnrp, days from New York with
stndries 20 Chubb, & e. W Merriam, Lee & Cowles y j
halo"ell, Cunnmghan& Anderson Hail 81 Moore, T Miles,
Oven I)eyiue, Wight & McNiurdo Morris CO. Hubbard
s. Gardner. lTplcil Johnston, SuauCH, W y KYLE &
CO NJ Valentine SaTv1v, Tidi. j Parks " Mitchell
Rust, ID Valentine, II ,ihson Weller r Polter Il Nlosly
Lancaster Deuhy Raymond & Brothers Hiniord q
Bfonks, Lyons, Baldwin, Ives & CO, * James & co,
y VI Weaver & Mitchell, j ROal Fallen son. rcytpn,
w g. w Ciai, Jr VI Judah. Rcune Burton e. Tonipkins
NJ Branch, Smell, X smith Anderson & Nichols j II Eus-
lace, 4 NJ Mitchell, Andrew, WadsVouh S. Villa MS
Perkins 4 Harris { Beck SwCeny Bagye q Smith Otis
Dunlop & co, Nllard, Johnson & Son, VI Myers, j
Johnston, Staiun, Davenport, Allsn IL passengers
Schr ilHam DeukC 7diys from Philadelphia with sudTe
10 PeytOn, Lancaster Denby, Bagwe Smith NJ Holns
VI Nelson, u MITCHELL G. n Mitchell, Sweeny, l. Webb
&C. Eudcrs Perkins Harris, Scott & Fry WORKMAN &
Nhysonn, u SauXav. Raymond Brothers, i Thompson,
e { Richardson, 4 Works, Cotton y SAUNDERS VI 4
Clarke VI Branch Perkins Harris, Bufurd & Brooks J
Garth, ID anderson IT. r n Rust j Van.Iew g. CO Oi,
Dunlop & Stuart KYLE s. Cochran Ralston & Plcasanta
70 lay, Herheu Parncl r. Nash, 4 Levy J "A Bsrire
J ,llcn, jr " Watkins \ & Myers IT, Putncv w ban
dridge, D Mcdonald, Cook & Ryan, asst O.. Master
Schr Chariot smith, from New York g ddvs viii, srrd.s
to Lancaster g. Depby ID Tnnbcrlake Iucke a. Sizer J
IT, Nasi. Anderson, aud Davenport. Allen g. co.
Nur Chesterfield Beaston, DAYS from York with Sill,
dres 10 = = James ~ CO Davenport, Allen & CO. Raj
sion 4 Peasants g. X Andrew Poors order and 4
Brig Nmctca Co'c from Boston, with ,urdries ., t,,t
Sizcr l. Webb & CO y. w Noting, and hing * Bichsd
son.
Steamboat Potomac Jenkins from, Washington Alex,r
| dri7 and Norfolk with freight, and passcurcrs.
steam Boat Virginia, Ferguson, from altmOrc AND Non
FOLK, with passengers Passed anchor, ~ GanrS Town
ship Henry Clay Passed or Windmill Point. Sarah
bound down. Passed on Wesovcr BRIG al anchor aud
schrs bound down. At City Point. ships Coral Georgia
Arab, Julian, Jancz Eza Grant, and Arnold Mclrs Ii
rig Ncr"wc Passes u Tho Rag s,hrs ou5 ~ h.s Do.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-10
SAILED.

SAILED.
ScT avone Bernard, Tor Philadelphia cnaI and tobacco
SciT Emily Davis, Davis, iuI philadclnhi, coal ~
Sebr EnerpTze, Bur-, Souperset. coal
Sehr Golden o~an Harrington Wah,ug,on city r,al
Sehr Mary Ellen, Smith, .oc the Dry Dock Ciospcr, WIN
stone. ' "'F'''i VIZ"
, steam Boat Columbus, Turner for Bal,,nore via Ci,v
Point, and NoTfois with freight aud passenger ~
NORFOLK Oct 3-.3Hived schooner Reri,,nin z,
aSen;ine Philips Boston, with salt DRY goods hsh oil e.
uond To kch"ond-pui i ia disess, with loss of head of
Tie ioremasi aud lesky ~ -
.i.so sooP Lady Washington, Somers days nom York
land merchandise. f ia w
I S' sehr Armada. Gihosd, for Richmond.
,;,n oh-- wo briggs came down James River TO-
So, ~ VI which supposed to be the Java, Ossood ,r
ton Roads. ' VIC ''''e' "nshoien IN hafn'
MT,' LOOP i'iy Washington, Souer. Ki:hmn,d
NE" YORK, Oct. 6.-Ccarcd schr Roll Cou,
inander, Scu, Richmond. 0'' oO'"'
Arrived, schr Eclipse, Latouret,e, DAYS firm, Pc
tershuTg. '' ''" G.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 7-Cleured. sch, D..
mond, Hand Richmond. A''N"'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-10
NEW CLOTHING STORF
Richmond Nail Mannractorv--
n Z aI ITOJ

LNOR sol, on very reasonable terms, from 500 n
= 1000 kegs Of cnt nails and brads ofvarious sizes
rom 3d to 800 'n kegs from l0Oibs. 10 9OOlbs--
warranted 20 pc madr ram Spe,i,1 ion. and mn, f,o,0
Zig or Bloom Iron. ~ IS customary in he Northern
State;
ALSO,
files from e - inches, riucJ nails of different
sizes, suitable fos-tojacco k"ss and binds. mai roI,
horse shoe ron rolled iron Of different rvidtb.
and ar'prcpdred 10 execute with dispatch anv OF.
dcrs w tins line, aud VIC request merchants and ober.
who deal m naiIs, Sc to appy, u they want l,iIso
S"u /. IlhXALL s. co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-10

Mr.. JorNEs sad he believed that no r,,urrs uo,,.
Dau oeeh required TO be made TO the Auditors ar
county Courts, would furnish any more de6n;t;,a
! Information. The number of white ;Dh,h;,a. - y
had no property chargeable with State tax was moi
Oh the returns, but only such have slaves anil ,b.
property liable to State tax. The only rc,urna IS
those who pSy no State tax, merely coniectn-
raj.
gentleman from Accomack was perhaps not acouaint
cd with. The Auditor had addressed a circular lei
ter, and expected by Monday, information which
would make the list complete.
Mr.. JoYNEs said he mad no objection to any infor.
nation which would shew the amount of population
but the returns of timetables be merely conectu
raj. He was himself clerk of a county court and
could make none bat conjcctural returns. The mi
I,ia tor the several years and fir 1929 would be the
snrest text. lie would move the following addition
by wuy of amendment.
And also IN separate tables, copies of the Militia
"rcturns IN those years, and in the year 1899"
NJ GRIM sad hs supposed the results and documents
at large intended TO he called for He would wish 10 IN
Guide nie documents would be iund yals II. 10
lie Convention Last winter there made very yolumi
HO report o. taxes paid IN 1910 and 30 another matter which
desirable would also be 10 obtain from m.
un Impossible through the Auditor to get am accurate a
'pini OF the ersons paving amdax He wouid propose Ia
AID an amendment ca!ns the Auditor ls, ~ rcr.
i,on and iaXes.
Ar n,R suggested that Le Gentleman ,hot let the reso
resolution f
Air Hb.iN acf eOe' t' mat proposition.
Nir. Nh ihen amend tn, Amendment ri MIR
'"ytee ~ -Gui:5 the won ye4a ling
Nh CrshrR wished I" Kuow il ere sianns rule as
t" tire number OF do printed Only un- hun,ec
additional c"p4 ha 1e4n ordered 10 lie printed use
mc,.aers.
Ae' les ~,sis On tie so!!r. by Ms. Sco.. and Nj.
y 80 .:rgD-.
Ny Is " i''e'i suggested hat hey ma King provision
oi the u''.uns al d"eNna's tc.nrr they a.craiuea
whether i"ev c'"" OBTAIN them he though, wei
wait Until lhey p.Uyircd
Mr. PowELL SAID some other drsrrs bcf
would be desirable oob;an, wour WISH 30 move to ia;
/ the resolution The table.
Mr. STAEAap sad thar the shortest pet rid nC tl- pre
sent hruiy was 10 move adoumten He would Lir.e
Lore move ii."l tie Convention 30 ac1u.n
tUt motion Carried in alternative and tie Couyen
'IJu d. pA.l,! Ill - morrow AT II u'clock
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-10

j. We are requested 20 state that Hon ArIo G.
WINSTON, OF Louisa, IS candidate Tor tie Conven-
op, 70 supply the vacancy Occaoned b. the resigna-
lion ot MAR. David N'tson, for the district conpo-
sed Of the counties Of Sposylva Louisa, Orange
and Madison.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-10
S'aie orMs Tobarco ,qa,.tet.

{
For The last six weeks u. ary ali sorts have been
excessively dull, and the two extremes in quality
have declined IN price Refused may be quoted now
at 5?s to I. common Pass.d - - -. Iniddjnq To
iy inspected at present does not exceed hhts per
day
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-10

e. ForLHe'y Advertisements. LIST page Daily paper
OF We have again request our advertising friends 70
send their advertisements early in the We now ur nj
four ou,au papers. which makes necessary 20 put the
%, per to press early IN tie evening.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-10

MARRIED, on The 29th ult at Cobbs Hall, bv the
Rev David T. Ball, EDwIN LIS, esq eldest son of Mr.
hendali Lee, dec. OF Mount Sterling, to Sis, Mtsy.
youngest daughter Of Mr.. Richard, Lee. dec ali Of
Northumberland county, Virginia
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-10

jC There being two gentlemen g: - ,anr nar- i'm me
CCnvsn'ou we have u.fea. designated Ar Watkins L-:,
% this CITY, a VI. Leigh of oo5utv heinz a
t1E q" ihe DsiFc; nc represents We'll mis- naive county
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-10

Inc Alexandra Gazette OF Tnvr,dsy saws at"Mr Van
5'r'n Is al present Oh vast to Rchuon1"N- have not
heard Ufi!.s arrival.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-10

e. The proceedings OF the Convention exclude
every ihng; II 50 hapPocjcs however, that there IS
an nbsoluie famine Of foreign aud dome, TIC neas.
Il will be seen tia, on yesterday, the CONVENTION
he Committee Of 2l--npn,cly, the distribution vf
toe several parts q 'Ar cansr ION various select
Committees; III exclusion o: A.r T wells plan.
which he brought toward. 3 substitute referring
the entire subject. Bill of 4 .-t4 and all to IA Turn
mi,tce OF the whole Couy,- On. An animal ed dis
cussIon OF the relative merits OF ;ie two methods
took place, Chiefly between 1Icss.s Tuzewcn und
Mercer.
To-,ay, it is supposed, the Chair wiz announce
The Committees, aud anti thy or son. ON, Of
them rcpoT !; Is cCny eciurcd hat tla Will o. can
be done. we have 10 clue Tor guessing The tine
when reports may be expected.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-10

DIED, in the city of Blltimorc on the 18th instant
o! the yellow fever, after short illness. Mas Ru-
HANNAH PINpALL, widow of the late Col James Pm
dali, of Ciarkcsbnrg. Harrison county. Virginia
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-09-26
FOR THE DnIAwAas REGISTER.
THE HILL COTTAGE.
Translated from the French.

The Count De RosEvrLLE inherited from his noble
tors an immense esate and unblemshed eputaon but
when the scepre of swayed by the hand of fac
on and his country with civil dssensions he ban
hed from his native city, for epousng the of the un-
rtunae Louis; and the whole Of his conscated
Kept small patrimony he possessed in Lower Languedoc
miles from Montpelier. As As hours all that were
him to prepare for the departure of himself and fam
Paris they had no time to lose in Sleep and collecting
I'd children around him at the midnight hour, he told
his intention to retire into Languedoc and live in
sEaity; he then discharged his attached domes-
service with many tears, and at their
Ned his faithful valet and the little
raised from child, and who was
md entirely devoted to the family
I'D accompany him, He inform
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-09-26
CREEK SONG.

Lift the flag on mount and billow,
Wake the sleeper from his pillow,
Let him with the gun and sabre ~
Grid him for the battles labor.
Freedom is no longer telling
Tales of yore within your dwelling;
For too long her soul has slumbered;
But her days of sleep are numbered.
Who TO meet the foe will falter
Breaks our bond and stains our altar.
See We yonder shrines Of glory,
Records of your country's story?
See We yonder sacred mountain,
Bosoming the Muses. fountain
Which from Homer we inherit,
Children Of his godlike spirit
See ye yonder widows mourning,
Children chained, and village burningg
Say,--shsll these then undsputed
Be by tyrant hands polluted
See We how the land that bore us,
Like suppliaht bends before US!
Shall her cause be vainly pleadeda
Shall her sorrows be unheededs
Shall we NOT with mad emotion,
AS the torrents dash to ocean,
As the bearded lion PUSHES
From his den, and selzing, crnshes--
Shall we rush not thus and sever
Greece from tyrant's bonds for ever
Hark even now the bugle's calling
Fire is fiashing-foes are falling!
sLlsten! it's the cannon's thunder, 81.
Tearing hill and vale asunder.
Hank again! the musket's rattle
RFinOa the yairp nf na1 rar haffla
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-09-26
| thonght--how sweet that voice would be
Breathing this prayer to Heaven
My God! worship only thee,
0 be my sins forgiven"


From the New YorE Courier Enquirer
OH say not the oye-blooming flower
Is far from island zone,
That it springs where the myrtle kisses the bower
And blooms in the rose-land alone; -
It's home is in true hearts that may not forget,
And the glow from such hearts shall iumne it yet.
II lives though the storm cloud enshroud it,
b lives through the tempest and scath,
No mldew can blight, and no darkness cloud il;
It's home is with valor and faith f
With the name Of our father its magic we Irvine,
For Emerald Island the flower is thine.
Halt TO our fathers green Erin,
Hail to our own silent home,
We ask not the light Of the warm southern heaven IS
To circle ocean-lit dome, "a &
For the sea star and shamrock of Erin the while,
Beam bright from the crest of the Emerald Isle
tHA' HINDA
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-09-26
sY FREpERLc }. EcKARp.

"a 4h By FREDERIC 8. ECKARD.
One last strong effort and he gan'd
A refuge on the steep,
The lingering rock which yet remand
Uplifted from the deep;
He had invoked despair,-she gave
/ "A strength 10 stem the torrents wave
And whrlwind's iron sweep,
And now were won, that contest DER,
A few dark hours Of anguish Eaore.
There was no hope frowning sky
Had vel'd the sun in gloom,
And fearful sounds were rushing by,
Like wailings for the doom;
He looked around--the waters lay
Wild and remorseless Ger their prey,
An universal tomb; t
Vet from bis glance they could NOT hide
The frightfui secrets of their tide.
There was no hope! and now he stood
Upon that towering bill, lRl Is
Erect and stern and unsubdued,
And calm midst utter ILL.,
So long had storm and madness been,
And vengeance ruled the tortured scene
To desolate and kill,
That with the lightning's lurid glow, n q
His thoughts fiash'd wildly DER his wo:
Earth! earth! the doom may be withdrawn
The raging wave subside,
And Gods pure day once more may dawn
In brightness far and wide;
But yet, though surge and cloud dispense,
A consciousness of this strange curse,
BY which thy children died,
Shall, through all future ages, be
Like dim terror laid on theei F6
/" Fierce and unnatural in thy crime,
DarkIy thy fate is cast;
Waning from natures earlier prime,
Thy strength for aye has past; $3.50 VS.
Thousands Of giant mind and form,
Struggling like angels with the storm,
Yet overwhelm' d at last; t8 nt4
And all we CHERISHED swept away,
AS things too worthless for the day.'
The voice was hush d-a sudden bound va
A foaming on the wave,
And the yex'd waters closed around
Their last unquiet grave;
- same Almighty Power which babe n
nad&a9 his works invade,
ow to save;
II the strong command,
: : | : ::
desolated land.
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-09-26
THE DELUGE.

From be AtIanlIc Souvenir. for legO.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-09-07
Valuable Property for Rent.

HNHE subscriber rs DIES rous of leasing on
Tor term OF years the Tavern House
WIN its appurIenances at Campbell Court
mouse, late the property Of A. 4 J. Kennedy,
ena now IN the occupancy Of Mr.. Samuel Tor.
uan under lease for the present year. II
"sheo, the trae, OF land contiguous to the Iav.
ern w'ii be leased with the Tavern, with the
p"hese oil opening plantation upon il. The
person OF persons who may lease this property
VIII be permitted to make all necessary ren,irs
10 the houses, and to deduct the price thereof
ou' OF the rent, the timber requisite for such
.nepaifsto be gotten from the leased premises.
OF iur'ner particulars reference may be had
W 'he subscriber. Possession TO De delivered
on The LIST day of January next.
August To- 81
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-09-07


MEssRs. EDITORS From the few expert
ments which have made, | am satisfied that
the Fox is 10 become the Wine Grape of this
country; il is much improved by cultivation.
| have now by me, some grapes, from Guilt
waited vine. that weigh from 100 TO los grains
each the uncultiyated, weigh from 80 to 80
grains each. have, likewise, haG this season,
some of the white fox grape from vine grow
ing in an open place, al the head of a rich ho-
low; the berries weig he'd from 100 to 1870 grs
each. am so we'll pleased with fox, as wine
grape, that last year commenced the cultiva-
lion OF its different varieties. have also, by
me, black fox Crane, that is much hatted al
the poles it is very sweet, and almost free from
the musky flavor that belongs 10 lis family, amp
is scarcely inferior to any foreign graz e thar
IS common among us.
am induced to address this note to you in
hopes that il NAV be the means of the destruction
Of this valuable fruit, which, as II occupies the
rich banks oil our creeks and branches. Is made
TO give place for the culture Of obacco.
Respectfully your obedlen, servant,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-09-07
M OHGIQ4ra

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u..,;,s snal, I,ve h..,, .sn.,,ai,,'d - -.
go, !, 1. n,oI,ahI,, ,,,,,,,It -
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a. Tim, .ss,,, III. Rns.;,,. .aa,, =, -,
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fGisA, May a.
Messrs' Ehiiofs-i nave IN moment 10
w,ite before the SAILING oil a VeSsei ior Smyrna:
this rs enough however To p''l you dn courdnt
deS ADdrs. "reece IS STRUCK WIN asionishneni
and hlied win gIifi al tue news just received,
that the Cabinets intend placing European
FRINGE al Tue head oi her Governments the
news has stuffed all in"'ihnrs' II has the same
effect as the sudden dealh oil c"po dls'ria
would have had II shows all now much he Is
worth to Greece.
This ne"sis circulated here by those who
that IN this age, monstr"ns stretch OF granny
viii be counienanced by Europe The argument
that the pnwe's have right 10 do what they
Gus. IL is true, they saved her from seemingly
Inevitable RUM but upon what ground 7-Uron
that OF the necessity oil cessation OF hostdlties,
injurious TO the peace aud commerce OF their
respective people Ina IS excuse enough tor
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-09-07
NEW ANEAVA AIS.

xuyHE subscriber has just received an add
,ionsl supply of Staple and Fancy Goods
tom the North, which makes his stock very
eomnlete. and which he is determined TO sell
vsry low tor cash Among other Goods just re-
reiyed, are the following, viz
Fancy London plaid Prints
BengaI stripes and other fancy Caicoes
PINK and blue striped Florentine, for panta-
looms
French Drilling 90 40
Black Prnnellar, a superior article for Gentle
- mems coats
Vigonia Cashmere do do do
super blk Bombazetie for do do do
Jaconet, Cambria, Book, and other Muslins, We
~ cheap
Cotton and Silk Hose
few doz. handsome gauze Hdkfs.
DO do Ladies Horseskin Gloves, Qightest
colors)
Do pieces Irish Linen
Do Very best Company Flag Hdkfs.
Thread aud Cotton Floss
Rfazilian tuck aud side Combs
A few bales 4 4 brown Domes,cs, as usual rsry
loo
Al Cotton Checks.
Also expected, in few days, lot of sup. N
Orleans Sugars. Molas5es, lava Lugar
Cofee
Spun and Spinning Cotton.
HENRY ALLISON.
PS. The attention of those who want good
and cheap cloths, is invited to view the suit
scribers-Among which, is one piece of mos
saperor blue fashionable SHADE, considered We
nv cheap at SIS Also, one end superb black,
extra fine and well finished Together with
some beautiful colors, for Frocks II. A.
am offering my stock OF Shoes, uhich is &c
neral, at a very small advance, with the inten-
ton of declining Except in very limited way
the Shoe business. Those wro want will find
II TO their interest to call on Ii A.
May 81. 1850