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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-18
ITEUS.

| The population IT Pn,sbnrg. p as asepr
tanned by the late census, is IL, 1915.
4 murder was lately committed in London
on the body of u Waterman. While the wateh>
man was patroIling the street, he saw three
men skulkng on the opposite side. He imne :
diately crossed TO reconnoitre, when two OF the
rufiisns seized him by each arm, and while
pinioned, The third stabbed him 10 the heart
with shoe knife. He dropped. and expired
instantly. a woman saw IT all from window.
The mnrderers were taken.
James A. Lane, Esq. Attorney AT Law. Of
Culpeper C.. H. Va. was drowned few days
sgo, in attempting TO cross Halle River, al
HiIes's ford between tauqaier aud Culpeper
Court House.
The Bosfon Courier publishes letter from
d. Niles, formerly oil Boston, dated Pdris July
81 lie says, " On Wednesday morning, ST.
Pelagi. the debtors prison. vas opened. Among
the liberated is Mr. Swami, an American c,ti-
zen, who has occupied the same room twenty
wears and one day. What ideas and sentiments
must have filed his head aud he art, To have
been let ont amidst the din and carnage of
civil war, the sound OF the tocslu, and the roar
of cannon ~
Al dinner given lately to the Hon. Dixon
II. Lewis, representative in Congress from
Alabama, one of the guests in his Toast wish
ed that his friends mind might loom as largely
in the National Councils as did his tody. Mr..
Lewis weighs little short of 45O los.
II is stated in the Albany Daily Advertiser
that a German. named Jechenlnayor. ha. it
vented a machine which is set in motion by an
day clock, aud which exhibits with mathema-
Teal precision the minute. hour, dav OF the
week, and time OF day. for every region on the
globe the dsv OF the mouth, the daily motion
Of the earth, the apparent diurnal motion OF
the sun, the period OF the seasons. the length
of the day nj any gwen spot. and ut all times.
the moons position with respect TO the sun aud
the earth, the moons revolutions and the di-
urnal time ol her curnInatlon, the lunar eclip-
ses, aud the daily period oflhe examinations OF
the planets, AT every season.
The second trial of Mr.. Garrison, late edit
or OF the GENIUS OF Universal Emancipation,
has ju,t closed in BaItlrnnre--vprdict against
him, $1,000 damages. The suit was brought
by Mr.. Toodd, OF Massachusetts, charging a
libel upon Garrison, for writings relative 10 the
slave trade.
Diluted Chlorine has been successfully inha'
ed as remedy IN various cases OF pulmonary
consumption
Lieut.. JaHsS - 'tiE''I W wv ~ IL h'HiJJ
put a period to his existence at Jefferson Bar
racks, about the middle of September. BY
shooting himself through the head while in a
fit Of insanity.
A duty of25 cents is imp osed by the Colonial
government on every gallon of ardent spirits
landed at Liberia. License 10 retail ardent
spirs in the Colony costs $500.
A letter from an American gentleman in Pa
ris, contains the following g" Protestant. the
Duke of Broglio, has been appointed Minister
of ,ceIesssticai Affairs !, and Public lnslrac-
ton; and being',te most coasp cnous man ia,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-18

DiGGES' OFFICE.
Lynchbdrg, Oct 18Th, 1880.
Drawn numbers in the Onion Canal Lottery,
Glass No. Is, Tor 1880,
II 50 90 % 90 SO As "a.
Nos. IL 26 So a small nibbls sold at this or
fee. with many other prizes suitable for pocket
change. -Reoew your prizes in the Greet New
York Lottery, Extra M. 81. Capitals 1926, 600
20 O0O-lo o00-The drawing will be receiy-
ed this night by the Northern ma.--The draw.
ing OF the Dismal Swamp Lottery, No. Is, will
be received on Tuesdav--No time TO lose--CaIl
tor chances al DIGGE'S LOTTERY and
Exchange Office, Lynch. Val
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-18
ROBERT KYLE

HD RESPECTFULLY invites his customers
a u aud the public generally, To examine his
present assortment, of FALL AND WINTER
GOODS II gives him pleasure To shy. tina, his
old stock, which n short time ago was com
plriely sold off is now replaced by an assert.
ment ENTIRELY NEW which, 10 point Of
freshness, variety and beauty of style is not
surpassed, i equaHed by any house in Virgi-
MIA.
Purchasers will find at this establishment
either by Wholesale or re nil, almost every AZ
,'cle ~ demand. in the Dry Goods, Hardware,
or Grocery iiae, aud nj prices which cannot
fail iogive general satisfaction.
Amonga the most recent arrivals are fine
aud extra fne English Cloths. Cassimeres aud
Vestngs, l'alian SIlks Gro tie Maps and Lev.
ntnes, fancy Hdkfs. Scaris aud Msrivo Long
Shhwls, &C. &c. &e. Uiber articles will DO
more full enumerated hereafter.
ny Since wrltng The above. is an arrival OF
doubt mllled NdpI Couons. Point and English
DufieI Blankets. and several tales K.rseys aud
Army Cloths. Planters will please call.
ROBERT KYLE.
Oct l9
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-18
Lynchburg and Salem Turnpike Com
pany.
STOCK HOLDERS MEETING q.

n l an annual meeting Of The Stockholders
a. ofihe Lynchburg and Salem Turnpike
Company. hell agreeably To adjournment at
the Franklin Hotel. in The town Of Lynchburg,
on Friday the 18th October, 1880
II appearing that there were not majority
ofthe Stockholders present. eiihsc IN person or
by proxy, the meeting adjourned until Friday
the ooh day of this Month.
Pnnctuhl attendance At that time is requested
as il Is expected that business OF great impnr-
lance 10 the Stockholders. will tie before thu
meeting. JOHN M. GORDON, Clerk,
Oct l9 tdm
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-18

he Cahinri. takes his seat as President Of the
Conncil, o' Premier. by appoint nent Of the
King"
A letter froln Washinetoa. dated October 3.
says, " An express has this moment Isft the
State Department for Fraure.--Of course, YOU
know The ohiect--the American Ciaims"
Young keaa is playing in The Richmond
Theatre.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-18
Dyspepsin Cured.
Guy IF New Yorf, Sept. %, IA

Cfg n NeW York, Sept. ID, 1890
consideration OF M agreement This dav
= entereh INTO with DE- John Dove, of Rich.
mond, Va, lhcreb, constitute and appoint hin,
my Agent IN and for the state of Virginia.
~. D. HALSTED.
cW o. mchmond, T. Street. Empowered
Wy 'pe "pove, now offer my services to tho
afflicted with Dyspepsis Having lust ret,,ncd
rom New York where had annie opnortuni
Ties OF testing the entire efficacy of said Hal
'teds method Of cure, by daily intercourse AMI
conversation with from 10 TO 20 Of his pat,eus,.
whose diseases bad resistrd the ablast medical
advice IN Europe and America and have no
heSh"''on IN prononncing II safe, certain and
permanent, when well understood AMI faitbfuIlv
pfnc"se1. JOHN DOVE
Sept 20 svif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-18

" It has been SAID that Mr.. Hammond the
able and genllemanIy editor OF the Cincinnati
Gazette, has deserted Mr.. Clay. II is not the
fact. The sppposition was occasioDed by the
false report Of Mr. IT,. remarks, Combined in
a late No. of Mr. " Ferite Sans PeuJ" Of Rich
mond
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-18
500 REWARD.

I'D ANYWAY from thu Plantation OF the late
lL1 John Thompson. near New London.
Campbell County, the aight of the 2nd OF
this month, two Negro men, EMANUEL. about
80 years old, has rather n black skin,
is well b'iIt, aud something like 3 feel 7 or 8
inches high. has lost some of his upper teeth
before. aud generally wears his hair long be
fore. Emanuel has becn accustomed TO plan
tallOn business, but. can make shoes aud plays
on The fiddle. BOLUS, (someiimes called Bob. }
mulaiio man. % years of age, and about
feet high, has scar on the upper lip aud
bushy head, his hair long behind when spoken
to, has nm humble look. His best clothes are
nf blue broad cloth. bis hat Of black far, II IL
mOre ihaD likely that both these servants have
runaway fora Free State, add that they have
Free Papers. Bolus is man OF some address.
$40 reward will be paid for them il takeu IN
Campbell or Bedford County or $50 for each
OF them II taken IN any other county or $50
each, II taken out ot the State and secured IN
Jail. DAVID ]. THOMPSON,
WA. w. AUSTIN,
HENRY BROWN,
Executors oil John Thompson, decd
Orf Ia
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-18

~ The House of Delegates Of Delaware
those just elected are in favor Of Mr.. Clay for
the next Presidency. The one had better re-
sign, or turn his coat.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-18
Drawing Received.

WARDS OFFICE, Z
October 18Th, 1880.
II 80 26 % 90 80 3 48 %
were me numbers drawn for the Union Canal
Lottery. Glass number 10, for 1890
, Inc oiiitial list OF the drawing ofthe Virgins
Free hoad LOTTERY, OH class, was also received
ny ms evenings mail, some. Shandsome prizes
were sold in both OF these at
WARDS OFFICE
The capital prize Of $4,000 in the FREQ
Road Lottery was again drawn 10 Letter e.
(No. 1860 consequently all Tickets having
that letter on them are przrs Of 81, in addition
TO what they may have drawn from the wheel.
Call aud renew your small prizes in the Dismal
swamp Lottery. The drawing of which will
be received Tomorrow AT
WARDS OFFICE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-18
The worlds Il Lottery.

No intruSion-Just drop in al
FORTUNES COTTAGE
New York Consolidated Lottery, Ex-
ira Class, No. 20.
To be drawn IN rhe city of New York. on Wed.
nesdsy the ooh of October, 1880.
66 Numbers-l0 drawn Ballots.
prize of $4,000 10 prizes of $1,000
prize Of 10000 10 prizes Of 800
prize Of $500 10 prizes OF 300
10 prizes of 300 30 prizes Of 100
al prizes OF 100 66 prizes of 60
With Cos, DOS, 800, Cos, &C &c.
Tickets So Halves 81 80, Qrs. 81 IS,
For sale ut DlGGE'S
Fortunate Office, Lynch. Va.
Oct. Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-18
$4,000 Grand Capital.
PROTECT THE UNION.
Union Canal i.otterY,

Glass No. 49, for 1880.
To be drawn IN the city of Philadelphia on Sat
urday the 23d day Of Ocl ober, 1880.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-18

u The last Danville Stateimnn' informs
us. that a comparison Of the inspection of To-
bacco at That place for the year ending the last
oil September 1929. with the corresponding pc
Rod Of 1897, shows an increase in the latter
year Of a small fraction over 90 per cent Such
are The beneficial effects Of well conducted sys-
tens OF internal improvements.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-18
lTfnVT yBD1Dy|S

ever seen in this market, many OF them have
just received from ths North. therefore hope
thai my friends and the publ; generally will
attend, as ! determined 10 sell
ABRAM n. NORTH.
Oct. I3 1t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-18
LYNCHBURG, OCT. Is, 1890.
VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.


The following is the vote Of Campbell II county
ut the late election.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-18

I'd Statesman, tie yeurfatsd Cities Of Moni.
pelIer, coming MS Il we're from the verge nf the
olamaiinn aud maniac ravings of the Orators
OF South Caroi,ns-oi whom, IL were difficult
10 say whether tsey are more inior icated with
wine, blinded by passion, OF da.zled by
dreams Of sell-aggrand,zement, 3" bull, on their
country's ruin" For our own part. We vow
against these Nullifyers hatred as deep and
lasting as The enmity of Hsnnihal aeains, the
Romans-and we would thai we had power to
administer TO all an oath OF Opposition TO them
as unyielding as that which Ham,lcar imposed
on the iatrepld Carihagenian.
IL The letter Of George NJ. Troup, in this
day 'spaper is in strong contrast with that Of Mr..
Madison, II shows The difference between a
Patriot and I'M incorporate Demsgogue. Pos
tsti,y will place each in his appropriate niche
-eCe-
The Old Dominion. We regret 10 see the
strong feelings ofdiscontcnt which conlnu to
be manifested in the Western part OF this State.
4 writer in the kannlDhd Banner, in a series
of Nos. more crcdi,able 10 his intellect than to
his patriotism. has endeavored TO show the adj
vantages which would accrue 10 thai section Of
the Commonwealth by a division Of the State,
and, so FAR as we can Judge. his views appear
to be fayoraby received. And we observe, in
the last Wheeling Compiler. thata meeting of
the citizens OF Ohio county is TO be held on the
first Monday IN November, 10 consider the ex-
pediency of asking the Legislature OF Virginia
nj its nett session, TO cede TO Maryland so
much ofthe State OF Virginia would fall
North of an East aud West line, extending
from the South West point Of the State Of Ma
ryland 20 the Ohio river. - The connection
between this part OF Virginia AMI Maryland
Says the Vince ling paper) ,sa thousand fold
more interesting and valuable Than the inter
course with Eastern Virginia For on, own
parts, we eannot conceive of my good that eau
possibly arise from these movements The
Western part the State dill no in our opinion
ootaih W me 'a'e oo"'en''o" "e p'''"
rights which belong 10 them--nor have they an
equal representation in the state government.
But. they obtained modicnm ostheir rights
and one more struggle will ensure them the
remainder. We are against all attempts a
sundering the Old Dominion in twain Will.
we will GO heart aud hand with our Western
brethren in their praisewor,hy efforts TO rescue
the State government from the hands Of AN ar
istocratic minority.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-18

EXTENSIVE
NEW DR9
purchased be
NTORVELL & TATE are new o
v mud Fancy Goods they have ever ole ed TO
before the rapid advance ON nearly every deseri
on an examination, dealers viii ses plainly the
thos. purchased late this Fall. Their assorimeI
new Goods, which they will sell al very small
Extra snper blue Cloth, velvet finish
Estra super black Cloth. the finest in market
Golden olive for fancy Frocks
Fancy Bronze fnr do
Blue aud black Cloths, medium qnalaes
Ladies'. Habit Cloths
Blue aud black Pelisse Cloths
Fancy Cassimeres.
piece fashionable Lavender
do Fawn d,ab
! do Light do
| do Steel mixed
l do EHtra hne black
sATTrNETTs.
20 pieces assorted colors from 70 cent. " 81 10
per yard
Fancy Vestings.
Black silk Vestings
Figured changeable do
Fine Marsrilles do
Valencm aud Swansdown do
Color.d igured MarseilIes vestings. some very
handsome patterns
IL A1rWILS.
pieces red tlannels
10 do white do
4 do groen do
. do kenton do
BOMB AXETTS.
20 pieces black. all qualities
Blue, green, crimson, yellow and brown do
4 piece. Na4arine blue Circassslnus ior Dresses
Or making Cloaks
Aadics' Fancy Goods.
4 pieces super black italian Silks
do Fancy figured and changeable SILKS
Hcnyy roll'd Senehews aud Sarsnets
Satin Leyanilne, Of superior quality
Blue aud black Gro de Maps
Satins and Florences, every shade
FANCY ARTICLES.
Extra rich Leo ilns Srarfs
Rich GAUGE and Zephyr Grape neck Ildkis
Ladies' fancy Cravats
! Rich needle worked florllns
! Splendid worked bobbinett Gaprs, Collars and
Crazy James
| A few Bohlnrn Pelrrnes OF superior quality
Black Naokeen Grapes, very foe in hall aud
whole p ees
! Pongas, very fno
| Italian Grapes, all colors
Canton do do
| Black SIX RrgiJ, round aud fat
| Black aud cplored worSted do
| Linen Cnmbrlc sidkfs. good assortment
| Barge aud Lnhnerhphq, Alai,ao aud lhibet
| SILK aud worsied do
EMUsLrrJ GOODS.
20 pieces figured Swis A'astius, handsome pat.
| trTns
10 do Plain do some very fine
50 do JHckonets
! 10 do MnlIs
| Csmhrics of every quality
IDENTIFIES.
| ia Camhric Dlmitics
"a do do
| 10 do do
cRAvATTNG3.
| Black Italian Crnyals
IA Swiss Crnvats
| Fancy eniored do
pieces figured Enelish silk Cravats, a new and
hendsome article
In addition 10 the above assortment the sub
regulnr supplies al new Goods, tbroug hout the
/ DTtceg "a a. III Oiyp psnpraI
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-18
IA CD GOODS.


tobel
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-18

Carved and plain Shell Comb,. u .p.endii AZ,
sof'ment much cheaper than former pri
rcs
Neck aud Curl combs. with long tsh
Side Combs, ofalI sizes
brazilian Mock
Tuck mud Side do
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-18
Wh AArlrILS.
AaAies' Fancy Goods s..

4 pieces super black italian Silks
d do Fancy figured and changeable SILKS
Hcnvy roll'd Senchews aud Sarsnets
Satin Leyanine OF superior quality
Blue aud black Gro de Maps
Satins and Florences, every shade
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-06-30

Iuq. Why III give you the name of be-
ing the most communicative and pleasant
women I've net with for the last h7liii5ur
Mrs. I. Well now you're sweet gem
.lemIn, and must crafty You. You
must know we laN with lie turuips h;-
lie red cloth, Just enough 20 give them a
color, that that they needn't look as if they
was made of clear fat meat; then we chop
them up well together, pa. in lite sage,
summer savory, and black pepper; and all
them into Sleeps inwardS; and they make
as pretty little delicate links as ever was
sci on a gcnteman's table, they fetch the
highest price in market.
Inq. Indeed
Mrs. Il. Yes, sir: Have you any thing
more to AK!
Iaq. Nothing more. Good Morning
Madam.
Mrs T. Stop a moment-can't you
think of something eIsel Do now, that's
good man. Wouldn't you like to know
what we're going to have for dinner; or how
many chickens our old white hen hatched
at the last brood; or how many
Inc. Nothing more-nothing more.
Mrs. 7. Here, Just look in the cupboard
aad sec how many red ants there are IN
the sugar bowl, hav'nt time TO count them
myself
Inq. Curse on your ants and all your
rclaiionsl
fEnit IN a lgGl
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-06-30
mAnNING 10 sMrGGLERs.

Trs1ed .Siqfcs rs. Dagid HudsOa. This
,y.s an acton 10 recover The penalty for
~, attraction Of the y. S. revenue laws,
and cane on for trial before tbe u. S. Cir
cuil Court. at is late term holden in this
place. Il being one Of considerable inter.
est and importance, We have obtained some
Of tic leading facts Of the case, as UNDER
stood by gentleman who was present at
the trial. Hudson, It seems, u an Eng
lishman, who has been sometime concern
ed 10 smuggling goods from Canada into
tie Siales; and circumstances warrant tia
belief ulai be has acted as agent, merely,
OF some extensive house IN Canada or Eng
land. Within a year past a seizure OF
goods, Struggled by him through this
state, has been made by the Collector at
Boston, amounting to about $1,000, az
oer appraisal m lhat city, which goods
were Of course forfeited to the Govern
ment The action, IN this case, was TO
recover the penalty offour times the amount
Of tlie goods illegally passed. The fact Of
the illegal passing Of the goods being
clearly proved, the defendant was amerced
IN the penal sum Of 5000 dollars, together
with ira costs &C cut ---Rsp.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-06-30
70 CNTTTlLEsTs 4
EUF4CgURERS.
.cTrFN6 EsTABLIsWFN1

-rrTrTN" IsTIHTTsHIFNT-
Ono hFer a- -t upper e--
l 't-a-.- -
N.af .ee- hT sl .ce,-Nlt ,"l .H-
..... .H.r with a necessary h.uras--.s.
@ assortment ci patterns t1a mos,
.a.0 l'. - 5-..i
ware &c. 81 Ie. s.-sla---. ~ --
-t- "'-e l lou Tee.
5ln drums .l .a,as- l-I
q"
l. oal1a Engines OBJ ,aa largest luleA
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-06-30
cE1TTs ErATzs.

Having used i1 our practice of tho Bilious Is,t
prepared ty William A. B-uoJ we can certify
ilsti1 tHcr operation obey @ra mild auj well cll-
cu.a.ed 10 produce tLc ciec, Cor which they are
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-06-30
BRUCK9S
FR-l BILIOUS and WORM DEsTROYINO

'p-Hl-rI ~ TVgEVF0p I5,eJc,

Is A&3 EISu
prepare. b che INVENTOR haassf)
" HAVE been DESTROYS for some time that the
~ importation INTO ibis country Of what are cal-
.si the German Pills, might be done away DIV
Che lpcirlnce OF medicine prepared 30 the Uni
cell States, t.at might supercede them now
0.itrt1 One Public @ medicine of my own discoye-
81 AND preparing, which hls the preference with
those who have used them both 90 the German
and Lce Pills. They may be administered In
al cases Wllr tAe l5Jyo-nlmcd are used, and
with more certainty roGove Bilious complaints.
They arc rcmI6ab.y Wen calculated To- remove
ll distinctions oi ,le riscTG aud diseases o5i-
-.a,Iu- from Bilious rodund1Ucics. Aud as they
arc ll tlei- operation very niid-calsing no gri-
pings cr unpleasant scusauons-thcy may there
fore Doe administered with egll. safety iu oil ages
ol both sexes.
uEtt B5rr9etras 25PWs. Pras2 cents
FrblI
CEIITLz EC AZ5s.
living used iu our practice of tho Bilious Ii'l
prepared t William A. Buck. we can certify
ulatn iHe.r operation obey -ra mild auj well cali
cu.atel produce lLc effect Or which they are
designed
DR. HORACE POTTER,
DR. GEO. WCOOk,
DR. LEONARD HANNA.
New-L.s-oa April 8, $780,
We have used Ices Bilious Pills .1 our families
o nau1er of years, bui llyu1 clecudy tried ~.
A. buck Free Bilious Pills ve give them D dee
cidcd preference. having l0lndtIom Co cause less
sickness and more edactull m their operation. ale
though smaller quantity taken no dose ihal u-
sual tIcy have also been Ciectu1. iu removing
worms from several of our children.
JOHN DUGDALE.
On WILLARD
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-21
q fWcRageS,

EnNrAINING eigh, blue dinner sets. Swiss pattern.
u I47 pieces, ro.e col do. Ill pieces; green and
brown 40 III pieces; light blue tea se's; India do. 46
pieces: cut e ass lamps, rough and cut hall lamps, va
Iious pattern Och, ap,; cut tumblers and wines; do.
r, Aecting flute diamond and tree do do; do salts. oval
and rounl; pressti new sofa patterns, labelled quart
ami D INT decsnters; nsppsr>, assorted sizes; do on foot,
u inches, cross panntl; flint steam br.t salts, press
ed bowls, &C. &c. Just received and for sale by
;unr1 IS GEORGE WHITE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-21

NinAsny MY X 30
HAVE ON HAND, E. OFFER FOR sale:
= hog>heads st Croix
SO barrels do
IS hhds New Orleans SSOGAHS
10 do Porto hico
3 boxes steam refined loaf
30 10 h M New Nv, G 1nsi. .MoLaS>ES
100 packages r%unpowder. , TE.aS, in chests,
i%rss'''' and Young e e.t,'i boxes * : 10
!; ;s: e Z: s; :; S s::'; eo''ss
l hid Jamaica 1r1
10 Dbl, New EnlgandS M"
pipes Holland
? do Bsrber's Swan GIN
10 bbls country
S half pipes cogniac brandy, signetts brand
2hhds gold colored sherry !
3 90 Boquet
3 half pipes Sicily Madeira SHyyES
/ or cask Howard d"
10 o. casks Marseilles do
5do do Malaga sherry
10 obls apple brandy
so do CIDER, a do apples
Is IBIS tanners oil
40 do mcs~ pODR
IS do prime
5 10 alum
500 rolls psper hsngings
5lre.n, straw paper
16c..Ss cheese
50 bales Cuba tobacco
5k-gs do, Gray & pankey's brand
l0hatblxes 20 l chocolate
% rum. figs; I seroon indigo
200 b" ,Sd o o""sn' nu''a't'' RaIszas
2 sacks SOFT sheiled almonds
5 Dc'icis'
do La R'sal sEGaRs
S DO Cabana
S do Syria
S bags race ginger
90 do pepper; 10 do pimenta
Dbl nutmeg; ! do cloves
: . '; Z: . s T; SOAP
Alum in kegs, mustard ginger. snuff
Pepper, copperas. br,mstone, salt Pctre
Pimenta, fig b!ue, &C sc.
SILT.
1000 sacks Liverpool blo, n
500 bushels do ground
1000 do Turks Island
1000 do Cadiz
apriIs NV R.GP.s
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-21
MIX OF ROSES.

A saGe and ffcaciDus cosmetic, FIR removing free
klss. CT ans. pimpies. tan, sunburn, and other eruptions
of the skin Ers excellent u remedy tho chshns OF
i..fsnts, and the plea ssn,es: sppEc ,''ou to re'nov. the
,msrting after tue operation Of shaving Price, 2octs%
ner bottle.