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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-04-09

last year was the short session the expenses ought
to have been great deal less than the proceed
Ing year. The mere pay of members would give
an advantage to the last year of S15O,OOO; but in
stead of diminishing the expenses of the year have
gone beyond the year before, by Sl53,1OS ac-
cording to Mr.. Wickliffe's showing, and accord
ing to Mr. Ingham, the excess is S1,2OO,0OO.
Mr.. Wickliffe may take which horn of the d.
lemma he pleases; there will be little for him to
brag about Gross laundering on the one horn, &
gross extravaganza, not only on the other horn.
hut on both horns. But we have now been COM
parlng two years, in which the friends of General
Jackson were majority. A much fairer way for
Mr.. Wickiiffe would have been, to have run his
retrenchment parallel through those years, when
the'ast administration had maiority in Congress.
Take 1925, the first year of the last admins
tration-whole expenses ......."..S25, So. sO4
1899. according to Mr. Wicklifie. .25 ,O7G9l7
Excess in 1929 over 1925. Sl,4S5,112l
Take 1S26-whole expenses. ......24, 10Y ,39S
Excess in 1929 over 1926, S967,5l9
Take 1S27-whole expenses ....S22, 657.764
Excess in 1899 over 1897, S2,314.152
This is comprising the gross expenditures of
the different years on The principle adopted by
Mr. Wicklife.
Taking his own figures, and carving his
principle of computing back to those years when
the Adams and Clay party had majority in Con-
gress, if Mr.. Ingham is right in his report, the
difference against the last year would be even
much larger than is above stated. But choose
to meet my volunteer colleague on his own prin-
ciples. He cannot then complain His attack
l consider not only wholly gratuitous, but iliber
al and unkind.
He will find himself somewhat at loss to &C.
plain away, by all the laborea reports of either
himself. or the official editor, the force of the fore
going statement, call upon him or any other
man, to give extracts from the documents refer
red to. As to personal newspaper abuse from
that quarter, look upon it as high eulogium.
am, gentlemen, most respectfully. your ODE
dent servant. THOMAS Chiffon.
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CONGRESS.

From the United States Telegraph .RDriS.
In the Senate, yesterday, MIR Holmes pre-
sented memorial from the people of Maine, pray
inc for the Southern Indians. Tie bill for the
relief of General John Edgar, of Illinois, an Of
ficer in the revolutionary war, was read third
time and passed. The bill to regulate the du-
ties Of Pursers in the Navy, and to fix their COM
pensation, was discussed by Messrs Hayne. Foot,
Dickerso,t, Holmes, and Smith, of Maryland. and
after having undergone some amendments, 1t was
ordered to be engrOssed and read a third time
Mr.. Fclngsuysen occupied the remainder of
the day in reply TO Mr.. Whites speech of Tues
day, on the bill providing for the removal of the
Indians beyond the waters OF the Mississippi
In the House of Representatives, the consider
alton of the resolution from the Commute on Re-
trenchment, proposing the appointment ola stand
ing Committee on Printing, &c. was resumed,
and continued until the close Of the hour. Mr..
Mercer, from the Select committee, reported two
resolutions, requesting the President OF the Un-
tied States to negotiate with foreign governments
on the means of etacting an entire abolition oil the
African slave trade: and of obtaining from them
IA recognition, as independent and neutral, any
colonies of free people of color, established uii-
der the auspices of the United States They
were read twice, and referred to Committee
of the " hole House on the state of the Union.
The resolution respecting the impeachment OF
Judge Peck, of Missouri, was debated at some
length, and finally passed with a modification,
allowing him until "Wednesday, to oitera written
or oral argument in his defence. The bill APP
propriating five thousand dollars for the purchase
of books for the use of the Supreme Court, was,
after an animated debate, laid upon the table,
The remainder of the day was devoted to the
consideration in Committee of the Whole on the
state of the Union. Mr.. Haynes in the chair, OF
the Buffalo and New Orleans Road Bill. At
five O'Clock, tie committee rose, and the House
adjourned.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-04-09

~ The Ninth Annual Meeting Of the Young
Me Bible Society of Alexandris will be held This
Evening, in st. Paul's Church; when the Annual Re-
port of the Board will be read. and several Addresses
suitable to the OCCASION delivered Exercises com.
mence past o'clock. BY order:
JAMES ENTWISLE,
april 9 Rec Sec'y
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-04-09
houses to Rent.

t.. That three story Brick DIV hLLiNu =
$HES uoIISE IN King street. next to the corner OF
ssss Washington street, lately occupied by Dir NJ
e. Ftzhugh. D.x,Dr1INc
Also. that Three Story Brick DWELLING
HOUSE on King street, lately occupied by MI. ) D.
Hammatt. anil will he rented
CHA. CHAPLIN.
april s-dAheMontf
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SHIP NEWS.
PORT Of .3LEXaNDRLi, ID. CO.

ARRIVED, APRIL 8,
Schr. Two Brothers, Nilsson, Edentop; shin
giles to the master.
Schr. Decatur, Davis, New-York; sugar, mo-
lasses, &c. to Lindsay, Hill & Co. and freight for
the District
Sloop Independence, Collins, Philadelphia;
freight for the District.
SAILED,
Sloop Dolphin, Petit, ..........P Philadelphia.
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Cash in Market.

WYE wish to purchase ONE HUNDRED and
w FIFTY LIKELY NEGROES, of both sexes,
from - IS years of age-feld hands Also, me.
chanics of every description
Persons wishing to sell would do well to give US
call, as We determined to give higher prices for
slaves than any purchaser who is may be here
afer in this market.
Any communication in writing will be promptly at
tended to. We can at all times be found at resi-
dence, west end of Duke street, Alexandria, d. e.
april FRANKLIN & ARMFIELD.
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attention! IuAependent Blues!

VOU are hereby notified to attend Getting IF the
Il Company, to be held at the Old Council Chamber
on Aouday Erening 18Th instant, half past ocIock
for the purpose of elec,ing the nissioned Off
GERS to serve the ensuing year BY order:
aprii9-5t G. T.. FLETCHER, Secy
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New Orleans sugar.

april 1--diw3tawtwbsSdlw
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Federal NiN for sale,
BY GEORGE WHITE.

Mount PleasaMtviiIe for Sale.
an THURSDAY, the 18th instant, at O'Clock, at
- the front door Of the pup,ic esdng Room in the
town of Alexandria, Immediately after the sale Of he
Federal Hill esaie.) will DE sold Wfho res-pe, that
pleas mt, healthy, and desirable ME Fam. called
,sS,.,s MOUNT PLEASANTVILLE,
Sc lying and being i'll The county Of Fairfax, on
.sHvs which the subscriber resides, the Ltle
..sfsss. River Turnpike Road, adjoining the lands Of
Capt George ferret and Messrs Kerr 4 Ftzhugh,
and others; containing, by actual survey,
SEVENTY NINE ACRES.
This Farm may DE divided into two separate tene-
ments there being upon it two dwelling houses with
An Orchard of choice fruit attached TO each The dwell
ling house where reside IS OF BRICK with piazza in
front, commanding fine view Of the Potomac and al
jacent country.
Terms of Sale-One fourth in hand. and the residue,
with interest from the day Of sale, in three equal install
ments Of SIX twelve and eighteen months, secured by
, I;enupon the premises. WA. POMERY.
april GEO. WHITE, Auct.
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ohbds New Orleans sugars, just received and FOR
HI sale by
april
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-02-10
CORN srrrIrrRs ron 81 os.

TSNiiR subsorlbcr wishes 10 iniorr, tina ci'i-
4 z~ns &c J~il. .on eouni,. Ihai he has
purchased the r,;l,l for ssid county. Of rs-
teri Corn shri.in- Machine, the chesrDess
and simple structure of which. (hsNiLy no
machinery liable 10 disprirr,) rsnd,t. u an
object worthy Of examinations The mocs
Of sheilins u 90 s,npe. and The hbour 80
slight. that a DO, of 10 years ma, she'll with
this machine a. much corn 81 a man The,
may he seen al h,s Store IN Charirstown, 81
MIR r. Carriers al H3Tper> Ferry or At
Mr. r q. Taiboi's Shr,hrrd,f"wr.
GEO ~. HAMMOND.
Who will take in eNchsrr. for Goods Of cash
prices. FHE.7T. RYE. CORN UOQL
o. SOIDE.S'l' P.IPER Dee. &c, 1899
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Office Of thf O.esnpsakr g. Ohio Csr'al Co
t>eros. Nov. IL, 1879.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GINES, That an
~ instrument of Two Dollars aud Fifty
Cents per share (being tho 10lh instalmcnt)
ON every share OF Stock io the Che sspe.kc
aud Ohio Canal Company, is requires, To be
ps'd on the 2O,b day OF January next and .
further SUN ct Two Dollars and Fifty Cents
per share (being the il,h insislmeni) on the
2O'h day Of February DcXt--wbich install
menis must he paid To the cre,.t Of TIE Che
sapeAke aud Ohio Canal Company, 10 the
Cashier or other officer OF either VI The follow.
ing Dauks, Wa
The Brancl. 81 the Rank &C the United States
III Ws.hington.
The Hank At Washington. al Washington.
The Patriotic Bank, do
The bank &c the Metropolis, do.
The Fartners aud Nech.siDes' Bank. at George.
town.
The Bank cf Alexandra. at Alexandria.
The Bank OF Potomac, 10.
The Farmers Bank OF Aiexandris, do.
The Mechanics Bank OF AlexsndTis. DO.
The ilsgcrs,o~n Bank, IA iisgrrstown. Md
And the Brsnch of the alley Bank, IN
Chsrles,own, Va.
BY order of the President and Directors:
JOHN y. iNGLE, Clerk
Chrs. e. Ohio Canal Ceu.
Nov 10, 1929 -vt20f.
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sCJ@ The above Oin,ment is offered to
the public &c safe end certain remed, Cor
those obstinate diseases. some Of which
have so long baflled The kill e medical sci
eDcc.
is,. White Swelling, of ever, description.
I'd. Sore legs and ulcers OF long standing
Sd SchIrrus or Gisnjulsr tumor- particu-
l"rly those hsrdepsd tuInors IA wuo,en'.
breasts. which o:ienumes terminate IA ulcer
sted cancers.
+'h. Felons. or what some people know bj
the name Of Caisrrhs. of ever, descripiion
oih Rheumatic pains Of The join;s
9th. SPra'ns aud brui5ss of every deserip-
i''n. or ia whatever part situate
'ih- letters of all kinda In this ~ompIsioi
The patient in sppl, ing the Ointment. mus,
keep the part ouI of water
S'h ChiiblsIns or parts affected BY frost.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-02-10
ron RENT.

1wo eaeeiieU mt comD,ooiious HaD.,s.
1 y the town If Nirs,n,ns. (ib- ,sl,pdu, a.
Harper, Frrfy) Onc &c them. ro,s
occupied 10y NJ Lewis Wernwsg cor
tam q or . excellent rooms. cellar, HI O..
CO. and garrett There :. also a good .>e
den attached. The Other, occupied O.,
MIR j z. Shannon. contains good ruou.,
kite hen and cellar and has a lsrse : r.
den Possession will be given OF ,h, Is
OF April next. App, Co
foNTAlSE BkCki>M
Ian. 20, 1880
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-02-10

In consequence of subscriptions wbicb
Il are now and ,heo dropping IN for the
above work. II Is necessary To state. that
the public alton OF Il has beer suspended
Tor more than year past IL viii. per
haps. be resumed nj SOME future day, up
on m improved. and enlarged scale. IN
The meantime. the Editor returns his CRATE
ful Acknowledgements for the i,iendly re
cepiion gwen 10 The work during IFS bfiei
career.
a lew copies OF the 81 volume. (bonnd. }
and some al the i'h. Gu shccis.) Tor sale
al the Office OF the Free Press.
I3rrrmber so. 1879
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iIcuEsI rnizE.
1000 DOLLARS.

Ehsie Tickets Sc Halpes 81 So Quarter
rs eeafs,
10 be had IN the greatest variety of Nos. at
Stevenson & POINTS, Office,
Sia"nion, TUgia.a.
- Orders either by mail (post psid) OF
private conveyance. enclosing the cash OF
prize tickets, Will meet the same prompt and
punciusi attention as &c on personal app,ica
ton. Address to
STEVENSON & POINTS,
s'aunton' Jan. 20. 1880. Managers
Tickets To be had IN the above Lotery, nj
,ts; Stores OF Nessrs Joseph l.. Russell & Co.
n.rpers Ferry Of Mr. %. ID. Eaiy, smith.
h.id OF hrssrs. Jefferson & Cleveland,
Chariestown Of Mr. Charles Harper. Shep
herds,own; ADD MIR Wm. Siurm, D.rsesyiilr.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-02-10
roH ruE vincIsr, FREE rRrss.


" hat 10 mans most deadly foe
what heaps ON him the greatest wo-
Aud fits h,m for the pi, below
Els whiskey.
what ~trews with III the path ut life
What scs,ters feuds aud kindies strife
Between the husband and he ~ife'
IT'S Whiskey.
whs, is, proclsims his guilt aud shame
Whist picks his pocket. steals h.s fame
Add BLASTS his prospects snd his name
It's whssk~y.
what clothes his body al in r~gs-
What makes hs,a ,osier on his ieg,-
And throws hun into filth and dregs'
'Tis whi>key!
What biosss his face and sweil. his tongue
What drives him iu,o vice head long
And keeps HIM ever in the wrong
Ills wh'skey!
What browns his reason--l,ms his sight
what makes HIN, dixie ;be owls of night)--
Reccd 10 meet the rsys ofhght'
'ris wh,skey,
what wrecks his mind ed max es him rave
And msdiy death and run crave
What brings hun To nm early gravel
Tis W hiskcy,
What sinks him to the pit OF Hell
In endless torment there to- dwell
To gnssh has teeth, aud ever ~ahl
'rn wh,skey.
Alas and is not all tins true
OF rum. and g'n and brandy too
what IN the end ~ill toper do'
Rcjectn,
Forsake IL,
Detest IL,
Abhor IL.
Fly from IL.
There is no safety but IN aigh,--
Then look not on it-.psrkiiny bright
1ut from It flee with all Thy might,
Or Il will surely catch thee,
And stretch thee.
And pound thee.
And wound thee.
And drill thee.
And kill thee.
And cram thee,
And damn thee,
Forever and ever,
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-02-10

I'm Saturday ME I5M february. 1850
y lGir. u not, he merit fair doy.

~ 80 "'"Nf fHf tSfN ffDFNHTys 1850
y Jar. u not, he merit fair dug.
VIII tt9bsr belonging 10 h. s.tste
: JOho A NcPhefson, deed. Hss Dough,
.n Iof sue use Of The estate. i;h The hope
ihat the mills would he built. A. In, b,,s
y iost Z shall sell sutfirirnc, az ti,.hsr
Doet John ~ Lewis' mill, % bu,Id ssu
mil and merchant mill, 30 feel ssusrs. 2
stories high Tbs tmbsF - Of The 6rst ans .
~ part SAW number ~ logs bins o.
'he RIVER bank, The bslsHce standing pesf
',seF convenient 10 De rsftsd. Wlub.
~" ~ in's 70 emit purchasers 4 credit
- ,soo'Hs ~,l Be given on sil suns abov,
're ao''ars-h Ne doilsrs and under. es.h uii.
- - .qs''en' The nurchsfsr will be reqn,,
,efff"'fd seeuTlty Ssls a. con,
SAMUEL N'PuPRSoN.
.7fv''y fer Ihs estate 81 IA . q, ps,.''.
ian. ~, 1880 ~"
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VALUABLE LAND

GtlH S.JLE.
y pursuance Of a Decree rendered or =.
Is'h dsy of Dccen'her. 1923. by ;h- Su..
r'or Court eat Ch,noeTy held a, winchss,er
"a DO SUIT Of Brckhsm and others ag.;n.
Margaret I. Beniet and others, shall =,
- public s"c''on, To me highest bidder.
IN Mondoy me 9Th Of MGrch ner'.
Al pA"'e' t"i"rs Tavern. IN She pherdstor
The tact e Land !, ing near sher h-,d,lo.,
belonging 10 the d-visees of rhora, n
net. deceased, containing about $50 acre
letns Of sale :--Op- sixth at the Durrt,,
money IN hand. aud the residue IN q rrr ,co.
annual payments, the deferred ps,nrn,s
o' secured BY tle bonds of the pareha,-
dni the rcteniinn 1T tho title und, the co.
troll oi 'hr Court Tic -alc vii cent.
take pl.cr JnitN : y,lItI
AiGrshai If NE Cogrf IF Chascees Il.
Feb 8. 1896
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-02-10
JEFFERSON COUNTY LAND

fOE s'-ffsfs.
4 FARM containing sbont - acre. OF
~ LIMESTONE LAND, situated about
q miles from Shcpherusiown and . from
Cbarlestown. adjoining the lands of VII
liam Grove. James J., Ransom, aud Lewi-
Neill-ail cleared and under good fencing;
improvements: a frame house. and ne
yer failing well of excellent " airr lf not
sold before the Ist day of March Court. II
will then he offered. Go the highest bidder.
before the door of the Court Eousc. in
Cbaflesiown. Mr. McCarIy. living on the
land, will shew /, 10 any person disposed
10 purchase. For terms apply 90 w. Il.
Compton, Of Martinsburg, or 10 either OF
the subscribers.
VIRGINIA u BAKER,
Noriins6urg, Ia.
CORDAN BAKER.
Frederick C9 Nd
Nov. 3. 1899 lis.
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GEO. w. HAMMOND
NEW STORE,
In CHarIeStO7c;

HOW RECEIVING and ope 'iEg q frrs!. sup
4 ply OF SEASONABLE GOODS,
(havlng just returned from Bail,more,J among
which are to be found
Super blue. black. claret oIire a,i ,,,,L
mired CLOTHS
Ca-simereS, Csssiuctts
Rose, Whitney and Point Blankets,
Fiannris, MeriDn Cloth,
.heTiHo CireaSsisn. Camblct, Plaid,
Black, =, Iriet. aud ~ hhe Merino Snawls
with Mrrino borders,
CaPeiiins SplcDdId ~ e, Brass Andirons
shoN-l- and Tong, ftas,rs ard Umbrellas
Alt OF which he respectfully invites hI.
customers aud the public generally ~ cali
and examine
Nov IS
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WE HAVE I'M STORE.

4 FEW dnn,l. -baTreii.d PGRTtSSIG'
n Lo' X GUNS, aI-o. Dupont, ,,lce~q.
,ower proof canisser pow DER, and $40
ny Vie bag or single round
J6erson = ClcrsicnR
CharlrstoWa. Dee. "a
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-02-10
Goods suitable for the Season.

ZnvILLED BAGS prime chewing Tob~c
- co, ground alum aud hnc Salt, Sheet
Iron, Strap Iron. counir, blister. shear. and
Crowley Stee' Nails, &c &c. Tor sale IL,
WM /. LOCK
Charlc,iown, Dee =. 1899.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-02-10
GROUND ALIEN SALT

WE subscribers have ipst rcc.,vtd iheit
usual supply OF Ground Alum aud Liver
pool Blown SAT- 10 which the, invite the al
irnIion oi citizeus and f,rmers
l.. RUSSELL. :. co.
Harpers-Fcrry, Nov Is
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DIR. w. JUDKINS

uttW OPcttTC UtHtWtCW.
Dams have been taken 10 make this sup.
II ply 'srS good IL may be had VI the iol-
loving places, viz:
Humphrey hyeS', CharleSf0,cn.
.fddm JOaa@'s, Ji0rinsb,rg
+: ". Sprengor's. Hdypers Fcrry.
Iotcner d. Wdrriy', .MeDherdsfo,ryt.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-02-10
5000 WEIGHT OF PORK.

INilE subscribers wish to purchase five
- thousand weight of Pork. for which
they will allow the highes, market price.
payable IN goods. 40 cash prices
JEFFERSON II CLEVELAND.
Dee q
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JOSEPH z. RUSSELL g. co
DRY GOODS.
BGLTING CLOTHS.

BGLTlNG CLOTHS.
IHUiE suDs'fibcrs haze % hand. and are
u offering very cheap. Boiling Cloths
u IN NO. 10 inclusive. Ol tie most ,n
Fr"'sd siamP snd quality Also, No q
- Rem WIRE. adapted for Mriiers use
THOMAS &. LANE a. co.
~ have on hand POLISHED
H'tSON BOXES of the best qlshit and
hsN' jet received o suppi, Of Ia, h,.ht,
"iehtstsd JU.NLgT.I ROA.-Aiso. , z so,i
f.nEiish rolled iron. for osrFyaII tire Al.o
rowley. sheer Engnsh. Couetry. BI,.t,r
md Cost STEEL, aid snEET BkAsS. Tor
'nsin',hs T G. l. & co
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THE NEW YEAR.
@<6 >S <s
JEfFERSON; & CLEVELAND

IEF FEItSVEV q Y TIT. v Yin y ~
most grateful .ekno~ 3D. *
u u,opis To their customers and lie t,,bi.
., large. for the VERY hbeisl patronage H. 81.
have received an s..SH mercantile hC>.l.,.
Since their CONNIE nee Inent and more p.y.
cuisfi, d0ung the past year u IS their vi,
To tnorr continuance of the same durirg ih-
?tr-en, yr", b, offering cheap goods Go go
ohsS.rs srn,fsliy-io insure wt'rh ihev ru..
s>k th~ iasor 1T those .nde b;ed ,o then &C., /.
part, Il NOT ounVentcn' 80 pay The ~h,.r 4,
n,cun, due 40 the cIcse 80 the pas, e.r -
Tlto>s vhp cannot make IL convenient 20 d, .
charge their sceous.ts. .r., hereby IA Own. .
tbs, the, are ready tor :, ttlsmen' -, bora To-,
note. The necessity of closing scoouu. 1.
least one" ~ the course ~ wear. - no dYus
o,.siou, - those ounce snSL.
Ian G. 1850.
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Embracing every ,srieis o' fame, and use
iui articles. which will De sold on such terms
- will certainly please lie invites public
attention und.r ihr sssnrsnce that dealers
viii not DC disapro,nis q. either ~ To qualify
cr prwe SAMUEL. GIBSON.
Ilarpers-rcrry Oct. ~, 1879.
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M a Pc soif sahin tee soanfv. = s,,o,
hfsNbj Nt1tO GiHi.. abos, ibg -.
sls'o' on risteTste isrus Iss.,,.
3gI g. 1850
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Fresh Fruit, Preserves. sc.

Fresh Fruit, Preserves. sc.
NNE have just received. rr.s.tv-r G,r
w ger, Bnnch Raisins. tlmond,. FuFi .
" sinu's, F'ibcrt.. fresh SciIs Lemons A.
oho'leS c.pers, Florida and Cologne y 4.
icr, aad trsble-disiilied Lavender Al
hich ,hall be sold ON the most mod, r,,,
terms. By
J.6erson z CereIcnd.
Jan. Ct. 1880
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JEFFERSON < CLEVELAND
Jan ct, 1850