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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-29

RY piriue of a deed Of trust, ereeulcd TO The
n - sltbscriGerS by James c. McReynolds and
JoIH McReynOids, bearing date The third Of Ma
RENDER, eighteen hundred aud thirty. aud ofre-
cord IN The Clerks office ofhe county of Camp
BEL, for sundry purposes therein mentioned. the
undersigned a0W proceed TO sell, on the premises,
on IaesddyMe IAN dag Of December eighteen
hundred and Marty BY tcag ofpubtic auction, 10
The highest bidder, tie toiioWing property, 10
l0a one moieiy Of The tract Of iaad Of iOaich
Tim Mrht, notds dted seize aud on ichich
J mes c. McReyuoids no,D resides, containing
hre hundred nnd eighiytour acres; also, one
other tract adjoining thereto, sailed Dtprieas
tract containing eighty acres. Atso, another
fracf adjoining 10 ne first mentioned tract, called
The Long Drire tract containing t,oo hundred
n. d len dc'es; also, forty odd Stares consisting
Of men 'comen and children hogs sheep, horses,
chttit. tcaggOn, the crop Of t0baccO of the present
year, household and kuchen furniture. Turning
utensils, 6iacksnih's tools, sill shot gun and
he remaining stock of Goods off,. &. j. Nc Rev
no ds. 1he sale ,oiHbe had al The house Where Hs
shId James {. McReyHOidS noU resides in The
couniy1 CnmpjeH, about tuenty mules south
east Of LgnchJWg, and acW continue from dag
10 day until c0mpteied The i1lld wiH be soh on
a crtdd Of one, ttco and three gears, egaui annual
instruments The purchasers CARING bond mHh god
personal security, or bond ruth a deed oCtr4si on
me land TO secure the pr,Hcipat payment HereoE
II IS uidefdood MAJ those inter- sled in The 0hsr
m0'efy o. The tract of fire hundred and eighiy
joW acres, t2W JON IN The safe and e0RrtgaHce
ojMe mhoie tract The personal proptriy IN
Guiding Ms negroes witibe soil on n credit an
III The f'a u Al. asl Heu The purchasers giuing
boHd todh good security. TIE undersigned are
"oWseer authorized By The deed to sell pirate y
a"a lor cash yhey think proper. The dad Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-29
Arrival of Winter Goods.
SINCE Their decline IN prices.

Since Their decline IN prices.
tNEh-' hobiNSON Il Co take pleasure
AsA IN announcing to their friends, tina, tbev
ai9 no" opening their winter assert meat and
W'i' co"',hoe to receive by every paeke, from,
view view iork' every variety of staple and fanrv
oo'"s' apapted to this market, and as usual At
'or low prices They have been holding back
o' a"e ueGl.ne above noticed, and feel graii6ed
" 0 Sy'n a 'oe'r wishes have been accomplished.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-29
Nov. 10


"A RI now receiving n large and general as
az sorimeni OF fall and winter Goods, among
which are
Rose aud Point Blankets
DuHeld do
Gentlrmeus Plaid Claaks
Ladies do
Cashmere ShaWs
BombH2rus
Fhnnels
An elegant assortment of worstc J. vicouia SILK
aud Cotton Hose
Lahits' white Meruo do
\ lnrge assortment ol Shoes and Hats
Oct. %
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-29
Portrait Painting.

DEARVEY Mi CHELL has taken the room
a u over Burton ~ Hopkins, formerly occl.
pied by Mr.. jesse b. Harrison, where he can
be found by those who are DESTROYS of having
their poi rats taken. Having lay figure Tor
ladies drapery, he feels confident OF dong los.
tee to their pictures especially.
Oct % Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-29

NOTICE Intending to leave this place
~ The last OF this mouth, mos earnestly
sonc, payment from all those ieho oVe mr..
THOSE ~pu fail 10 comply With this request, sdl
have 10 pay to an olheef,
HENRY ALLISON.
A.. %
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$50 REWARD.

% UNAWAY from tae subscriber on the Is
~ November, 1880, n Negro Man named,
\ I'D \ vi fly years ofnee or upwards. of
low statnc. very dark complex ion, full eyes and
very round face, with grey hair both on his
head and beard, when spoken 10 RAJ Der intel
lgent Than otherwise and humble in his man
ner lie can read both prin, and manu>crip,.
The said negro came originally from Amherst
county, aud has a free woman for a wife, nam
ed Hannah DINNER, with whom he has AWAY.
hvrd -th"s here several children, mo of lhem
grown, with whom perhaps he may a,trmut
tn pass AS Tree map.-lie is n iolerahle good
'o'gh Catpenief, Cooper, &c. His children are
namto Adam, George, james, Jpnklns and
i"m' VINO Is a waterman on the river from
L,oeaburg 10 lHchmond--it is qni.e pob,ble
he may he on he river OF about Amherst "a he
mas many aeqnalutances IN that sect,on.-I will
ave The above named reward II said Nepf, !,
'"Ren out "l thls State. and ten collars if,akcn
within the State, or secured in inil. so th.4
get hlm. EENK1 FARIV
Franklin. Nov. % 1a
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Trust sale OF AIanA.

iI1 7 vptie OF a deed in trust, executed by
- Jos. ID lardlo Peachy Franklin and W.,
>. Crawford, bearing date III Both day OF May,
1928, and Of record in the Clerks office Of
Amhersl county, the subscriber according to the
provitlons of said deed, " i'll on the 9th Decem,
Der next, il fair, and if not, the next fair day
therestter proc' ed 10 sell for cash, 10 the hgn.
e5l bidder, before the door oil James S. Pendle;
toms tavern in n. Glasgow,th The trdct of land IN
said deed named, containing by estimation 80
acr"s neal New Glasgow, adjoining tue laid
of Wan liisg'nhotham aud others. There is
arge an ! comfortable dwelling house on said
land also two good larns, and Other necpsss,
ry bui'dmgs Inc snbscrbes Will only convey
such title as is vested in him by saij deed VI
must which is considered cool.
WI CRAWFORD.
Oct .. tbs
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Nov.22
T0IuoLe Reai Esiofe for Safe,

Valuable Zeal Estate tor Sale.
RpHE subscrih,r on, rs Tor srle, IN aernm
J 4 modattng terms, his trnci al land IN the
county OF Bedford, en Wolf Creek, 4 mites
West OF L,teriy, containing about 900 acres.
This tract, whether eansIdrt ed IA reference IN
its produeiisenrss, its Improvements or its SIT
uation, Is one vi the masi valuable in the eoun.
" 10 which IL hes-there are about 400 acres
cleared, aud IN cultivation, 100 acres of which
are first rate low grounds OF creek bottom. -
large portion OF the uncleared part, (amounting
10 near 500 acres, shrst rate tobacco land. The
improvements are a neat biIck dNelling house,
and all other houses necessary for comfort and
convenience. This land lying immediately
contiguous TO the turnpike road leading from
Liberty TO Lynchburs, within 4 mites of the
county seat, aud Ia wealthy and respectable
mel hhorhood, is hghly deA y yng the attention
of any mau wishing to engage successfully IN
agricultural pursuits.
lie viii also sell valuable house aud LOT,
pl easanty situated al the West end OIL tue I WI
of Liberty--the former residence OF the late
James G. Steptoe. The house is large and
commodious, & the lot, containing q or acres
is handsomely enclosed and neatly improved.
This would be delightful residence for a phi
vaie gentleman, aud fine situation for "A pub
lichouse. Wan. ". WATTS.
Oct Ia wis
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-29
Negroes for Hire aud sale.

W. EV' y
NAIILL he Offered Tor hire for the ensuing
Wv year on the Sd day of January nexi
before the door oil James 5. Pendlaion's tavern
IN New Glasgow, Amherst county, from 81 u
20 valuable negroes, belonging TO the estate Of
Samuel Tuner, deo'd They consist OF all de-
scrptons, men. women. boys and girls, and
among lhsm ara two fsIi rate blaeksmiths.
carpenters. coopers, shoemskeIs. good cooks
house servants and plantation hands. Bond
with approved security will be required, and M
person will he permitted 10 take possession II
thu slaves they hire, I'M they comply with the
terms OF hiring Also, atthe anne time and
place, wil be offered for sale for cash, several
likely .1eg,ors belonging 10 tho AFORESAID estate.
JOHN DiLLARD, Ea'or of
Samuel Turner, Gee d.
Nov. % tbs
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Nov. %

a. OTiCE.--By vlttnc oia deed of trust. e1-
y ecuted 10 the undersigned, by VIM. J.
lhurnOnd, for certain purposes therein express
sed braring dR:- tie 3utb OF November 1896
and duly recorded in the Clerks office of Am
hersl county, will be sold 10 tue hghes' bidder
for rendy money, al tho residence OF William
lhntmond, III the County OF Amherst. ON Sa-
turday the ls'h day ot December next, al the
interest of snih VIM. j. 1hurnond IN the estate
OF WIN. Ihufmond, SAID interest ~ onr seventh.
undivided pant al near ihrre hundred hcre3 Of
land, macy valuable slaves. with every species
ofpropcrty ofwhich Fsnid estate consists. Al
thong the title Ia SAID estate is bcinypdtu be per.
fec yet such OIL, viii he made tothe purchaser
as Is vested N ~ tusiees. JOHN PRYOR,
NM TUCKER.
Nov - tbs
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RoStDOne,,lent.

TlilE Meeting Of the Stockholders Of the
- L'nchbnrg and Salem Turnpike Conpa,
ny Is rostponed, to meet al the Franklin Hotel
Ia Iynchburg, ON FRIDAY the 10Th OF December
JOHN NJ. GORDON, Clerk.
Nov. %. ,lnl
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-29
HINTS and Hatters' .Hateriats.


HyHE subscriber. nj the old stand formerly
oceunisd by VIM. rardy, has just reesiv-
cd from The North and Is now opening spien'
did assortment Of fine Beaver I-a's, al the latest
Northern fashions Also, several cases second
anality rurred Hats, very cheap. Also, on hand
~ large aud splpnuid assortment OF Hats OF ms
own manufacture, the materials and WORK
manship oil which are warranted net TO be sur
uasspd in this part OF the country lie hes like
wise on hand n gpusrai assortmeui Of HntlsrS
materials cous isting OF Grand River, Rocky
mountain Missouri and Canada Beaver, Cana
da Musk Rat Skins, Ouer, For, kackonn Mink ,
Russia Hare and common Rabbit Skins, red,
BLU, black and fawn Skve,s, gill and silyered
Lenthers Liaok aud drab Bands and Bindings.
Of n. 1 q ialiues, Peiongs aud glezed Cotton o
Hat Tips. t4laia and fanry Hat Buckles. Bow
strings, Wrapping and Blocking Irvine, stop.
ring Brushes, Bras and Steel Ruising
Car $, red Wool, Camel's Hair. Spanish and
Saxuny Wool Fel,s ard Bodies, Gum Shellac,
Verd,eris, Coppefas Irish Glue, Alcohol, log.
wood, Aqua foris, Oh, Nhdol, &c Intending
10 continue tho husoss., he he's emrlJse ed an
sxperteaced foreman (who has heen living with
w Tardy for the Last ten years) TO sup.itniend
the manufacturing department. Country mer'
chant. aad public generally eie invited 10 give
him call F.eliug grateful Tor The encourage
mcnt thai he has received At this establishment,
he hopes by his unIfsniiliUg attention TO accom-.
modatr them aud still TO receive share oi their
patronage.
NIB. All kind OF SILK and Woolrn Goods
dyed 6lacl as heretofore. The highest cash
pIice given for all kinds OF Fu,s, such ~ Rabbit
red and grey Fox. otter, Mink aud Musk Rat
Skins &c
Those indebted to the estate of 7. J. Imdy
will pleas. call aud settle hrir M counts as II Is
necessary under existing cB cumslhnceS To oiosc
the bu siness. JOHN IA. lAhDY, Agent
Tor Samuel Hardy EYor.
M1v
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TO THE PUBLIC.
TuyaE splendid establishment Of the saose'
Der !. now stocked with a complete a'
sUtimeni Of
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
Hardware, Cutlery aud Saddlery
Glass, CHINA aud EdIihenwafe,
Groceries and Dye Stulis,
Hats. Shoes and Boots.

Hats, SHOES anu Dootss
The whole cnmpr,sing stock, We isei wen W
sured - not eqnalled toy any ~ The 5isn
10 those who are nnacquainied WITH our es'a'z
lisbnen. wehase 90 state, that 10 MI iis Il.
rangemrnt.. we nave had one ob"el mainly IN
view. ihai IT, To place 10 Il every ariiele OF use
60 the planter aud fatmer and our town iilrnas'
NJ the lowest possible cost, that ilr besf norm
ern markets WI. admit Of. 10 accomplish ms
our resdvn, parturi in New York isdaiy EN-
ploved ~ tho sslection Of Goods. Tor this and
several other extensive houses, creating thereby
advantages superior 10, aud possessed by no
other establishment herr. II Is certainly an
inducenient with every dealer to gel IN the SAM
house each and every article he wants, anh 10
have an assortment Of eneh to select from III
this We shall not often lail Of success.
" Is deemed needless y epunrrate here The
rerg ptnnY articles We have on hand. lhce II TO
say, we think that not many disAppointmrnis
wdl be caused IN the lcog catalogue o1 Goods
comprising the heads above.
la prices We hope 10 give satisfaction. lhey
however, eau be best IA sled by an examination
which We cordially invite, both from the mef
chant and customer Ia toxin and country.
MCKEE " MEEM
Nov. II 2nfi
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NOTfCsE.-4Wil he sold, At nubrc :,
" the 9Th day of Dec. neat. A. The ola o.
dence of Judith Chiffon, decd. aha... f-ie
barrels of new Corn. the crop of ShueLs d y
and Top Fodder crop OF Rye and Oa,. ga q
sheaf. the crop of Tobacco stripped a., lie
bnlks. about 300 gallons of Peach r.. Ia
together with al, aod every other artiel. ahqy,
~ belonging 10 the estate of judith r.sps'-
Twelve ~ opihs credit will be gwen a''o
SUMS of len dollars and upwards, the ,,,. al
ser giving bonds With approved seeu,,,s
ali sums under $40, Cash. viii beyrconi,aa '''
All persons having just claims AGAIN,
estate, arr requested 10 come forw.td we
receive Their pay. 'p
RICHARD PERKINS
Executor OF judith Cb,l,'
ALSO. wd be sold. by US, at the ssms,
all the stock Of Horses. Cattle, Sheen and t, ,oe
among which are between GO and ~ small e.
leniag Hogs. Also, will be sold all tle Hon.sl 'a'
and Kitchen Furniture, Plantation uten.;l, =
every solt including one set of blacksmith .,a.
ard copper stills, &c. as the residue OF H.,
ard Gibbons Estate.
Terms oil sale, the same as above.
FREDERICK KABLRR
RALEIGH CHuToN"
Executors OF Richard Chi lion d.,
NOV. 10. ids
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LynchJwg and Blue Ridge 1hm,
PIKE.
FH1iiE subscriber, IL the Stock in the above
NJ named Turnpike are hereby notified, that
IA" meeting adte t,sed for the lOth November.
a. organize aud elect President, Directors,
NC vii certainly take place on Saturday even :
iug tue 27th mt At the Fr ankln Hotel. All
persons mteresiei aIe urgently solicited TO at
teud. TIE OIMISSiONERS.
Nov. % a.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-29
'lal,dm u. Reid and Ih0maS j. Reid
administrators Of JOhn Reid, de-
ceased, Joseph aid, jr. and Robert
Gutter.

-''''''" '"'S " "OHH hCtu, Hg-
ceased, Joseph odd, jr. and Robert
Cutter,
EtAkE NOTICE THAT, on Wednesday
M the I'D day Of December next hrtw.rn
Tue rising aud setting of ht sun at the dwelling
mousse OF Nathan Williamson, IN the county of
'as"eii, aud State OF Norm Caro!ina, | shaO
proceed Ia take the dispositions OF Nathan vii
hanson. Freeman Le8th and A2arIah Graves
Betsy Barker, and others ; and If not finished
on that day will continue from dny TO dsy un.
II. competed. Aud on Thursday the 3Oth day
o' december nex between the rising and set
,ng u the uh,stdhe dwelling house OF Andrew
McCulis. IN the county OF Orange. and State
OF North Carolina shall proc, ed to take the
dispositions OF hnIrrw McCuily Il othe $ and
II nor hn'shsd on that dav will contip fe trom
DAY 10 day. "ntt complet d. And on Wed.
neSday the 18Th OF January, 1881, between the
rising and setting of the SUM- Mt the dwelling
nous ot William Ii. Plumpts, in Tire town OF
Natnrsborough and STATE OF North Carolina
WI proceed to take the dispositions of Martin
nlsh ant Samuel Sleel and others and il no,
hh'shed on thar day " III continue from day To
day nall completed. Aud, on Thursday tnp
Z'th day OF January, 1851, bptncen the rising
ana sri'ing of the sun, at the tavern Of John b |
. Out, at Nelson Courthouse and State of |
Hghia, will proceed to take the dispositions |
vi ihl'lp Ryan and Others aud il not finished |
On 'ha' day, viii continue from day 10 day un-
I'll completed, 10 he read as evidence in a sur in
= ,nAnce'y, now depending in the Chancery
p'siret Court, holden in Lynchhurg, in which
am plaintif and you are defendants. when
aod where you may attend should you think
proper Respectfully, yours,
HENRY, pauper, son OF Esther,
Nov. 10 ~,
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Very r@|'a66 Plantation Negroes, for
Sale,

MHlLL be sod to the highest bidder on a
" credit OF twelve months 1T nv residence
near Ly nchburg, on the 23d day of December
II iar' otherwise the fest fair day ensuing,
Twenty-Five likely Negroes,
Among them good plantation Blacksmith and
MS -ools' and avery ioerable cook. Bonds
WIN approved security 10 bear iaterest from
the date will be equired. The inferes, ,n
however, be remtted, II punctual naymen, IL
made. HENRY 5 ;sNr,,D.onr,. - -
Nov. % W.,
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MOI

n OIlCE-A peininn " II or p'rsenied 10
" the next Legislature of Virginia, fer leave
80 erect tollbtmge across James river. from
ny land in the county of Amherst, 'o'he oppo-
sae shore in Campbell county.
BENJ. SCiiOOLFIELD.
Eov 10 WV
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who are indebted TO tbr
lkI Into firm ofDnvid N Robert Kyle, are re-
quested TO make payment
ROBERf KYLE.
NJ,
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ckEE, ROBINSON Il Co. will give the
1tH highest cash price for 30 900 bushels of
wheat.
Oct
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Lands aud slaves at auction.

Novll
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LyachJmg and Blue Ridge Turn,

Nov %
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-05-07
New Spring Goods as

WAsHINGTON& b n T. - ,a. ~.
u1Avs received, by the reoen. arrivals q '''Se "
ST sS;1s1s Of and FANCY DRY Go CO.. .s,.
disposed s. to ;s .
Extra.super blue, black olive, ana my .oats
.BIue and mix'd habi, cloth, for summer e'A
S S'%. r black circassians; black hastings
Italian and French lustrings; nlack "o
Foul ard and other prints, IN Srea''"'
plaid and striped ginghams $50.
Brown cambria, for cslash; oat''s'eS
Jaconet and cotton cambria .,,s
pIs;n aud fpured book and Swiss musiihs
FLAG bandanna and Madras hikfs ,
Q cases LEGiIORN BOLIVARS, very '"e"r
Irish linens; long lawns p,os;a do
81, 1914 irish diaper; bird eye ana "u''~
Dam,sk table cloths and napkins
Linen cambrcs and cambria hdkfs
Fr.nch brown linen and drilling
brown and bleached Russia sheetngs
BROWN and bleached ticklenburgs
Burlaps, oznaburgs, and sack"g
IYith q large assortment y
American brown sheeings, sh,rt'nSs
plaids. stripes, and checks; and Cofto" ~"
april Is
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-05-07
Mouse and hands For Rent.


Iwish to rent. for or more years the
siSTA HOUSE s. SQUIRE OF GROUND
xss situated just without the limits OF the CofP9 p,
S ration of Alexandria, in what IS called the WI
kge, lately occupied Il summer residence by Col ~.
/ smith, deceased With some repairs when an'
authorised to make, itwould be pleasant ana aes"a
bic abode The Garden is early and productive
would rent two ONE ACRE LOTS IN the same
vicinity, binding on the Great Hunting Creek
aes< am DESTROYS Of renting two , thirds nlEr OF the
H%S& TIEST. GROVE ESI41E,
sHSS being about Twelve Hundred Acres, co"ss.,
-s-Xs.>ing Of improved river bottoms, meadows ana
ABOUT three hundred of reclaimed ailuslal ands
which cannot be exceeded in fertility, and have been
fonnd by experiment. to be particularly well adapted
70 the growth of hemp and tobacco. They are wei
worth the attention of Maryla tobacco growers
These Lands will be +, nted for money rent OF
mart of the crop-as one farm will be divided into
several, to suit cultivators. .,,.;.
For terms apply to T. w. HEWITT, IN ALEXANDRIA,
" ~ VIZ 'N0 s. SMITH,
,roh eS Guardian, &c. &c.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-05-07
Eru;t Trees. Flowers, &c.

3ssas MIR WlLLlAM na pxnsS SarSe ns0 near
E esu York. has requested me to receive and
y. forward orders for Fruit and ornanent a.
Trees and plants, shrubhery, &c; cataioguesoi VIM"
nav he had ofme Mr.. FRINGE engagesto execute OF
ers in the very best manner, and at the
tice. Apply to 1aaa
10000 shingles, for sale low. and few parreas Of
rs also, pure Madeira wines, IN all sized CASKS VI
Spr;ous descriptions, and as low as any IN town.
-
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-05-07
Spring Goods.
CHARD S. HOPKINS g. co

JuAvE received part Of their spring assortment n
III DRY GOODS,
and expect shortly further supply. which will max.
their stock unusually good-all of which they will ser
on liberal terms. Among them are:
rs and ~ Irish linens
"a and "a table diaper
Caiicues and Foulard muslins
ga cold cambrics, Swiss, jaconet and null muslin.
Brown and black bombazines
Green white and black Italian grapes
White gauze wells
Black 6obbinet do. superior quality
White Grape sse
do do do hdkfs
Rich cause scarfs and hdfs
Black and while silk hose
do do cotton do
Colored Gro de Maps and Gro de Indies
Rich bonnet ribbons
Gauze and lutestring do
Black hastings. &c. &c. spn,r
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-05-07
lindsay, AM & 20.
,,,, a,,,,ox,S nurED EOR N9IJ

AiMdsay, AiM & 20. :,
HAVE ON HAND, s. OFFER FOX N'7AE'
O z hogsheads st. Croix
90 so barrels do ,nn
IS hhds New Orleans SoOuaH'
10 do Porto kico
boxes steam refined loaf }
10 ohhds New Orleans .MOLASSES
100 packages gunpowder, , z,EaS, in chests, J
i hT.en and young ,e s"ss'i boxes Ike
s E }S; !; :: !; ;; ;.5 S s; eo''s'
hid Jamaica ,}RUu
10 bbls New EnlgandS
: s'; g . ''s!sa' Swan GIN
10 bbls country }
5 half pipes cogniac brandy, Signet's brand
2hhds gold colOred sherry I
do Boquet
8 half pipes Sicily Madeira lVJNEy
or cask Howard do
10 or casks Marseilles do
5 do do Malaga sherry
10 obs apple brandy
SO do cider, "a do apples
IS bbls tanners oil
s ss do do n mfs, PORK
5 do alum
oVO rOHs
50 reams straw paper
Is casks cheese
IS bales Cuba tobacco
kegs do, Gray Pankey's Draha
10 half boxes No I chocolate
90 drums figs; seroon indigo
200 boxes bunch, muscatel, PgISTnS
and bloom
9 sacks soft shelled almonds
S N DeIicias
S do La Rosa sEGaRS
5 do Cabsna
S do Syria
S bags ginger
90 do peppers 10 do pimenta
1bbl nu,megs; do cloves
10 boxes brown
SO do shaving soap
IS do do
Alum in kegs, mustard, ginger, snuff
Pepper, copperas, brin,stone, salt Petre
pimenta. fig biue. &c &c
SILT,
1000 sacks Liverpool blow
500 bushels do ground
1000 do Turks Island
1000 do Cadiz
april 8 NV X. e p. s.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-05-07
Thomas King,

Thomas King,
MERCHANT TAILOR
9th l. continues to carry the above business IN
= all its branches, at his old stand, next door 10 sr
John Corse's Lottery Office, and is thankful 10 ms
friends and the public in general for past favors ana
hopes, by strict attention to his business they w' con
tinue their patronage towards him. He has just re-
ceived fresh suppyo
Fashionable Fall Goods,
and will be able supply all orders in his line OF bust
ness at the shortest notice lie has on hand all sorts
READY MADE CLOTHING.
lie will also make up to anv fashion that may be re-
ouested by his custorners and the mos eisonabie
terms, for cash.
.4lso FIR Sale,
Ladies' camblet c!oaks; Bombazete do; ana
Cloth made up in the latest fashions.
Also,
variety of cheap PLAID CLOAKS.
He is happy to Inform his customers that he has re
ceiyed the latest FILL e WLNTER FASHIONS,
from New York. NOV 10
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W IN. Aarper,

IN. darHcS,
q DRUGGIST, Faiyac Street, :
az Has lust received his spring supply OF
- Drugs. Medicines, and Dye stuffs, when
E he offers at low prices equality warrant II,
& ed.) Physicians and Country Dealers -, VIII
eFsssA do well to give him call, or sena ,n s,,
orders BY mail or private hand which shall be a''hiui
" attended to. The usual credit given to punc'ua
dealers,
H. SODA WAIER 49,
His Soda Fountain is in operaton,and he snai DC
pleased to wait on bis former customers, ano all '''
may favor him with their patronage.
april