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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-04-19
l. APRIL 10, $780, NEW sRRNRso vDao vi NO. aAos
New Spring Goods.

VNIIE subscribers respectfully inform their custom.
ers and the public, that they have received by the
last arrivals, and will receive bv next.
125 packages SE.4SON.ABLE DRYGOODS;
which they will sell as cheap, by wholesale, they
can be bought any market the same terms, and
and low by retail rs they can afford.
ARE
Extra:super black, blue. green, olive and mixed
cloths
DO do do do do cassimeres
Toilinett and Marseilles vestings
Brown aad beached drilling
French linen
Foulard muslins, an entirely new article
dc calcoes
Battistes; Italian lutestrings
Super gauze ribbons and garnItures
Taffety do
Ieghorn bonnets, very cheap, &c
april Gin JN1. NJ JOHNSON e Co.
Aime, Potatoes, etc.
. IN casks fresh Thomaston lime
OJO 500 bushels potatoes
40 barrels potatoes
so barrels No. 1,2, and 5 mackerel
andins from brig pla net, for sale by
april ID JOHN II. LADD
ClOVer-seed.
bags Is bushels clover seed, received this day, aud
+ for sale by WM ID. MUTT.
april IA
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-04-19

Notice.
TIME propretors of certificates Of stock, issued under
Il act of the Common Council of Alexandra, pas
sed oath March. 1872 requested TO take notice,
that payment Of the said certificates will now be made
their being presented 10 me- at the Bank Of Alex.
andra, aud that interest will not be allowed on them
after the first day of next month.
By order Of the Common Council of Alexandria
BENJAMIN G. ASHTON,
march 60 Treasurer of the Corporation.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-16
JuMn G.. Man0eN
yNHAS just received from the Northern Cities his Fall
~ suppiv a.
HARDIH.ARE. CUTLERY &c.


selected b, himself; which, together With his former
stock makes his assortment complete: consisting
of iyor handle knives aud forks in SETS buck aud for
buck seIf.tip DO do dc; brass and IRON
shovel AMI tongs, double and single quo iron round
stock bolts; pboa-d, chest md gun locks, bolts,
hinges ana trunk locks; pocket, aud 30
ger, penknves; shoe AMI butchers do brass aud
oasiiron anIruns anes. chisels SAWS gduges, draw
ing knives and h,tches; butt, table l. II and other
hinges; backsmiths lies and rasps pssaw, hudssw,
crosscu,, safe edge and pai fe> curtain pans, com.
mudt knobs. and cotton and wursted webb. Avariev
Of coach lace, bridle bits strrups irons. buckle
cariole n,ountpgs Japaned and BRASS plated Sig
mounrgs plated moulding; plated. Brtania and iron
spoons; cuffce nils tcaboards and waite rs be!oas,
,uttnps, messtrg tapes fnts, carpenters and COO
pe,s' AIDES and coHes and hr.-s Tenders: plated
aud Britannia ware; butter prints, percussion caps,
powde, ,sks, shot pouches, m4ikct and fancy has
kets India tab pats. oil co,h table mats. combs,
pocket pistols, needles, razor straps. uoses cAi"'e
sticks; spades and shovel; hearth shoe, table, heal.
,weepng. busting, scrubbing wall, nail. sh'sng,
cluth and tooth brushes plated and common cAs'ors;
all sized nails etc etc
Just received, supply Of first GU Ety WOE
THREAD. consisting Of best bish, cOM 'yiiow
hemp, half BIZ achsd. and extra supeIfne bleached
sept 30-euSw
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-16

me g'oPo>sd Ceiejraiiaa.-Them meeting which
.','aoed at the City Hall last evening to con-
r measures for celebrating the late revolution
',anee vas large and enthusiastic. The Nav
y o'e city presided, aud yar.ou> arrangements
~ 4dCg9ied' OF which We will anticipate the Of
"a publication only so far as to state that the
- VI ullS month was fixed on for the celebra-
y 'aa that WALTER Joxrs. ESQ. was select.
ce'Nsr an Grafton on the occasion. The
Id; ald ret adjourn until near ten o'clock.
MAJ. hi, of Friday.
r @NS
=, ing on S'splcien.-lt ia a grare subject
p~ EPon' but there is novelty in tie follow
Gentleman of this city the other day speak.
y, -p0!Aer of HAVING attended the funeral Of
%hs'r acquaintance, was asked in the usual
" eSeIamatiou-''l Is he dead." He repli.
. lOoat know whether he is dead or no.-but
'N' ~e' have buried him on suspicion.
N-r- Hr-S Ccrst9lrti,n
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-16
COMMERCIAL.

Ffom.-The current Wagon price Of Flour,
Oh Thursday, was 81 so; yesterday 81 SO; a
fraction more was, occasionally, paid both days.
Extensive sales of King-street Flour have been
made within the last two or three days, at "a 62a,
and some at 8460. Yesterday, Potomac Flour
(said to be in bad order) sold at "a 60. The
price Of Flour is certainly now low in this, COM
pared with other markets: though some persons,
better acquainted with such matters than we pre-
tend to be, are of the opinion, that. without adj
vices are soon received from Europe different
from those last received, there must be yet fur
Their and material decline. Were we to peature
an opinion. it would be, that the chances, taken
altogether, are in favour ofbetter prices.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-16
Peter sNMrg Cotton NArn
9ND OSN.4BURGS.

4 FURTHER supph TINS gay re'e"eu "o''' '"'
n Factory. consisting OF
% Il" cotton yarn, assorted. No to ls :.
Deslers are invited to call and examine TIN, }arni
is warranted equal TO snv in The Uon' sna WIN DC SOLO
as 10" - s''N WI. d. MUTT.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-16

,,.,;oos in The Northern Liberties Phi.
t ;,; s''- we're disturbed by dissracefui riots,
-, ,.1s S sTen said that some persons '''' ''e''
ir' sNsN
pglLADGLPHlA ELECTION.
..,,,, os the late Congressional Election
=. p,,,i.!-, comprising Southwark, &c
Isl Dss' ,,................... 2l4O
'0tl"-'' ...................... 1925
''H 5'l 'D;s,riei-tCity of Philadelphia
uosx, ...''''''''''''''''''' ooSn
..................''''' SZoO
an. NJ D;arict-,Northern Liberties. &c:
Wtr,.lovos, '''''''''''''' sSS9
80 ......'.'''''''''''' " 1--WE
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-16
Goals
Richard n. Cayne

HAS just finished opening, at his store Fairfax
4 L street. d large and general srriment "f
H4RDIT.ARE and CUTLERY;
which, with the former stock, renders his assortment,
very complete, embracing most every article in the
line. Among them are knives and forks, scissors,
shears, razor; PEN pocket desk oyster, cutting and
drawing knves knob, matice, stock closet cupboard.
chest. til, trunk, horse and pad locks; files, rass
nails tacks sprigs. sparrowbils, hobbs hinges
cards, candles'icks, shutters; carpenter, coopen,
and shoe mas tools; shoe thread curry combs cot
fee mills, wagon boxes; sal, grid and waffle irons;
shovel and tones spades soycs, steel iron. pots.
ovens sAiliets ezra lids Sc. sc. ALI Of which will
be sold upu,Aly low, by wholesaleOf retail
Scott
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-16
atlantic Souvenir for 1881.

gBvHis elegant volume is offered to the pubic in
u style surprising any of its predecessors aud j..
handsome specimen Of the sdvanceinent of literature
and she arts IN the o. SAteseceisee and for sale by
oct l6-St ELIZA KE NEDY
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-16
SHIP NEWS.
PORT Or ALEXANDRIA. CD. c.

ARRIVED, OCTOBER Is,
sloop Constitution, Ives, Edenton; shingles to
Josiah II. Davis.
SAILED,
Schr. Elizabeth, Baxter, Halifax.
Steamboat, Potomac, jenkins, Norfolk.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-16
MARRIED.

In Washington, on Tuesday, the 18th inst by
the Rev. MIR. Post, Mr.. RoBERr +. RAMSAY. 10
Mrs. ELIZA MARBuay. both of this place.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-16
BY WILLIAM D. MUTT.
BY WILLIAM d. MUTT.

~
yeustee,s Sale.
IN SATURDAY. the 1871 day Of merit month, al
~ - O'Clock ct nom, the subscriber viii oii.r foI
sale at public auction, on the premises. undivided
moiety Of the Establishment con mon,, called the
kn& "CITY I.aTERN,"
&Z ~ now in the occupation Of 81 Csgett, al.
GO III tuated on the west side OF Royal street
g and south side of Cameron street, extend.
ing from the intersection OF SAID .ireets south Royal
street 80 feet; thence west Us fec, 81 inches; thence
south 81 feet 81 nche,; thence sest u feet thrice
north LOG ct 81 inches to Cameron street; thence
east Cameron street 1877 feet 81 nches to the bs.
ginning And
One .H,,nuity or Rent in Fee Of Se24,
payable half yeariJ Ion the 18th 18Th Noven.
Der in every charged three story brick to-
nement and lot Of ground Oh the east side Of Royal
street, between King and Prince streets, in the
occupation Of James Green. Terms cssh.
The above sale will. be made under deed Of truse
from William S. Moore and wife to Il. I. Taylor, for
the indemnity of Thos Irwin.
For the Trustee:
aug LEO WIN. ID. MUTT. Auct.
TO- The above sale Is postponed until 81.
IURDaK, the 27th Of ;orember, at noon
Terms 0ny.third Of the purchase money to be paid
in hand the sidue IN two rqual instruments Of sx
and nine months, with interest from the day of sale
the title to be retained until the payments shall be-
completed with power to The Trustee to resell for
any default in payment.
RI. TAYLOR,
SEPT ESQ Trustee.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-09-16

that we naiter ourselves every thin.
has fallen into our hands. A counui..
sion has been set at work taking inyen.
tories ever since the stb. They talk Of
ninety millions Of specie, besides a We.
~ large train of brass csnnon * we'll.
organized marine.
"All is not roses and oranges in this
co%untFy.-In the sandy plain between
Sidi Fsrruch and Fort Emperor the
climate is truly African. Ten men out
of one brigade fell as if dead, from
.h~irst-four out of the ten were really
so. The air was a perfect furnace,
sand burning and intolerable to the H.,
10 spite Of our shoes. In the camp a
Sidi Khalef we were overwhelmed Will,
yermin, and we found nothing bu,
brsckish water, and shade without cool
ness.-Tbe immediate environs of the
town, therefore, appeared the more de.
Iicious to us. with plenty CT excellent
water, beautifully clear, thick trees.
abundance Of fruits, and the finest figs
IN the world.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-09-16
ALGIERS.
Extract Of private letters from the FrencI
Army.)

\EAAfaCt VI private iettcrS from Tie Il TcpCD
Army)
"Setting aside thu Importance the al
giers ia a naval and military point Of
view, and consider il merely az atown,
il is as far as we French are concerned,
a most detesteble piace-a labyrinth Of
little narrow, steep, and crooked streets,
filed with low houses without windows,
and with projections that render the
streets stnl narrower. In less than IA
quarter Of an hout cur artillery had de
molIshed the defences of their famous
Fort Emperor, which ands the
town, and in which tho enemy had pla
ced bis best guns and most experienced
artillery The Dey, his troops, and
the people, were taken as it were BY
surprise, such conGdence did the Turks
feel in their Notifications, in front of
which such iorUidsbIe expeditions, both
by sea and land, have before ~nliscasried
Their ignorant assurance in this res
pect made them not know what 10 do
when the disaster took place, and the
re action ensued which always follows
with confidence. Two hours before.
surrender was the last thing they would
have dreamed of; now, they have lost
all presence of mind. The Dey had
not taken the ~pfecauiion Of removing
his treasures and valuables 10 some
place Of con.ealmeut in the town, So
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-09-16

Adniral Sir Isaac Coffin has been
advanced. By the recent naval pfo,hr
ton 10 England, to bs an Admiral"
the Red Among tha names al "s
Captains to be Rear Admirals' we ="
serve that Of Capt Isruka, waa e.D-
nandad toe iEisate Shannon z nj
successful engagement with tAe 'ss'as1
Chesapeake.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-27

hF. fFssffpsS-No ilrns tie account N the
lat NeR Ecelaad Farmer al the produce of
Nj D'Vol's Beas in Br,stol {R l. | AM IN
d eed u oIlcr Won tue following statement ot
In pro me If ttcs hye4, on the farm oi Alr.
Pn,c' atHHaf'e tn Ne the beesNcre ~
de niy rara a part Of thu summer.
The Tree hives Of bee, in question nrodaeed
six s"arRs, from two of which piJrfd m
Beards Patent Hires, was prnducel 10 lhs
of pure horny, hrsides leaving enough in th0.e
hives for anlterm, the hers--the 20 HIS. OF hn-
~ were sol At Wholesale A % els per III.
producing .5l0-,nd leaving the whole stock
of niap sVatms on hand tscven ofwb.ch I'M
fortunately are in the common olA-iashianed
hives which can Give no r-t IN Of honey THIS
year, excen''u, tie usad supply for breeders
aooth"i sHa.onA TIE ahove nine swarn,s vii
now srlt resdly at M average o s. each,
prodocint. s -. which, wi h go Cor tho honey ,
IS eqnHi Ia Ss2-ihe pro nre ofthe thtce org
nal htycs oi bees. ~ one season.
fBENEKER BEARD
CtarisdoH1l SEPT. : 1899.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-27

such charms a. viii dispute aud even bear a.
vsy the sain from the faisest OF the ilr.
In VOID. tn fair cannot be too CAREFUL 10
correct hy light colors, the pnleusas OF Their
complications. aud darker women, by stronger
oolors. The semewhtt scllas t,ut nt then gar
nstion. We must Mt omit very important
observation, re- pcctng The ebauea oi calots 10y
light Thus crimson Is extremely handsome
Al nigh, when IL may he substituted tof rose
eellr, which loses us charms by eaadlt light
but III, crimson, SEN by daY, seatls the most
heauuiu complexion no color waatrvcf STRIPS
II 50 caml etey Of al it, atrtelions. iile
yellow, on the contrary, IS ulten ye'y hand.
Rone by day, nj is perfectly suited to people
sbo have eanatian hnt at night Il "p-
pear, duty, an furnishes the lnsue OF the
eemplfA ion, TO Wi .et,t is designed u give hiII-
lHacy.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-27
(From the New York Evening Post.
Stacked LIVE MANURE.

The season has nor, arrived when farmers
are preparing 10 soy then winter grain. he
writer oil this article has experienced The ed;ca-
cy Of SACKED lime. As manure on ground thai
was entirely worn out producing nothing bus
fivv-Gnger leaves and weeds. TIE ground vas
Illed, and 10 bdsheis 10 Inc acre was spread
ovey it, II wa5 seeded with grain, AID TIM
oihy and clover were soWa az tie sane tlne
II yietied me = fne crop. ! moved tpe SINE
Eve years without aiding any mauHra. lhe
second 'nanu1iag vas stB more eH'e1f'eus,
when IS 10 81 bushels WIS used. Forty BUSH
els is as much as ought to be used the dtsi tine
know of farm N Sew jersew, IN a i'ne-
stone county, completely worn oss. The mo&t
ihat could ne obtained for il was fifteen dollars
per acre. presume the purchaser would not
now sell il for filly dollars per acre. It's en-
tneIy renewed by lime, aad il is pleasure to
look over IT,
The advantage of using lime Is, you insure to
yourself certain crop, unless The season IS very
anfavordble. Ground winch has not yielded
wheat for many years now prsdnces fac crops.
one ipsalee, forty FIVE bushels per acre las
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-27
C)L0Rs.

Nnfhiug contributes in a more particular
manner 10 aeighien the heauiy al the SKIN, Than
the choGe 0, colofs. For example, iema {.
Of FAIR c0mpl xion ought TO wear the puresi
white they should choose light and brilliant
coofs, such as rose, azarr, light yellow, &e.
Women ot dark complexion, vino dress N
such colOfs n We too frequently see thrm do,
cause their skin to appear black, dull aud tan,
ned. They ought, therefore, 10 avoid wlhie
robes, aud rose color 0r IL htDIae ribbons, which
form too diseracelui a contrast VITA their car.
nations. Lei such persons, on the contrary.
dress ia colofs which arc best suited TO them ;
in particular, green, violet, pace, purple and
then that darkne,s, which was only the effect
OF too harsh a contrast, will suddenly dsap-
pear. AS Thy enchanlment their complexion
viii become lively y animated, and viii exhibit
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-27

aroessiy e.mmeased by some of them TO obs
tain their right. Ne nave an idea ina some
conpfs nise has been made, bur the first rsfIs-
81 u pay over Tue sacred depnat, discredited
pial with all bonJIable men. We hape4 never
heard ii any satisfactory reason fol La Fhles
Singular eonduc.
No. IN.--DUvfnsEr Mouroe - Count dc
Lobnn.
Some doubt has prevailed, NC understand. as
10 tue Identiiy of the Counf Some writer's
suppose h. is ihe Dronet Who 90 admirably dc
lendcl hitnselfbeiprh eonn martial lnstltu.
lad fot hslnt by the restored Bonrbons. But
as has been correctly stated ~ a cotempofary
journal his real name ~ Mouop, (lot George
however, but Dnv6fnet1 aud he oomineueed
his career 10 the storms Of the frcneh ievolu.
ion.
Ill eminent talents aud services were re-
whrde ! with rapid promotion. lie WAS soon
made a Bfgadaf Geaefal II aid .du-eainp 10 The
Emperor, - which character no was ~ almost
oycfb ba,ie aud every mareh OF ihe petit
corporal II Is SAID thai ho was Que of tho
most sincere aud afdtut friends, aud mesited
the confidence that Whs placed III him. We ara
informed that he became IN ls07 general Of
division, saw service IN the war oil The PEI
Ursula, and afterwards In Getinany and aua.
sin.
After the disns rous battl0 of Leipsic, the
sublael OF lhls sketch VIZ seat to tue city Of
Magdebufgh fortified tOsn hp0u the ElDe,
where he remained nalil the elose Of the war
lie appears 10 have boen qulei unih the re-
turn oi Napn eon lron Eiba. Aud mere We eau
nei bal obsefse that the temporary quiet wh,el'
FOL owed Tie Introdaeipn ct the allied ARMIES
mtb Ffanue was ~ evidence OF p1hiic sentiment,
aud ii persons ofimpariial Judgement nave noi
long Since looked with disgust at the. lalse IA
tereaees drawn by Sir Walter scott IN ats lie
OF NApoeon, from these aud similar elrcun-
stances, differences which were yioienf
" mada TO prove that the Bourboas were the
invoriirs oi tn0 people, obey mn.t now be un-
deceived by ihe recent occurrences ~ France.
Count DE Iobnu was m4n. ,tonably al Ted "
personal considerations, 10 wecolns the EGilf ot
tlba, hui III the prescott iilslanee no appeals ID
move vii, tbal very mass OF people winch were
50 hlshly nppidnded BY ibe = 6foat Tn
kuoWn faf tneif loyalty 10 tlIat stupid race. In
1919 the Cpa1t WIS ~ the mend 81 tbe On
COPS, aui II we mistake uui, eouiribned IA
The delrat 81 tAo pfn,si,ns al Lgny. aud al ihe
baulr ni Waterloo bad ,ne IsAi wig 10 sns-
f,tn against .Bdhtw Hnh Bluchtr, but lg was
pyrrporc 81 by Numbers. ms cops WIS eulop.
aud he hi'n. Ell TAX II priiouer. ip July, ISL.
he wiz ~ lad II ~ tlr eidioaaee directing me
arrest aud tai Of Hey, hApo i9yert, ~ oucng
ADD others, bat II ms remember right, lie was a
prisoner ~ EnRlanj, and dld not taas
any noublelo ratarn unfl after tue amnes
~
He - Of course Bonapardsf ~ teeine, AMI
We look win anxlFty 90 scs VIA N,li be tho
frsut 81 toe pfep9nleratng influence ati,Dhau.
Gerard, aHd tlu other tr,eads o. ihe late bin.
prini Wehppc they viii attempt nothing thu
cannot be sustained upon SQUAD poliucaiptl1ei-
pies.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-27
Ff9n he B9s'on Coariss.

i CREED.
man hsd l,q.a t'tea4 "lgtty vaaf5,
or Ioys and ,ofops, bppes aud fears,
And ter. ~ 10 a. ai,tsai Int.
Illt he musl 81 lhs not'1l staf",
somr pioos irienjs n md b.n drew,
Mt p ihs io1s often do,
8, i.spd IN 80 T. 4 4e agreed,
" 8st tien was MS rel 5i=o- col
Ire patrirrh IN his pst ',ct sensos,
ID briefly his ec-pc-ri-en-ces.
Worn Hhiteiirit, il ton. BY yoae days,
Set all New Enslaod IN u hltze,
i, ,lossf. n y lieals wer named,
aad 20 be a New Ltgb' cinimed
Vrx, close comm ninn ,plisls rose.
sd was plunged, as Que Of those;
then Free will B .otis's o. Arninians,
Aud sdopted their opiaions.
Ihns aupset and ano'aer cam.
Eaeh 10 the truth till laying c,aim,
Win various cte Is aad ratechisms,
AID hes and lans AMI Is and sms,
Aad each the otaer. = red 10 lbel--
- teiook me ny Billie.
Nv only creed nov / scover there
Tie Publican, meek, penitentlal prayer,
That mas be of heaven a happy vinner,
Ma, GO4 be mereitm 10 me 4 sinner
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-27
VARIETIES OF fHE STRAWBERRY.
Lapsw1n BetnHic GardeR,
-----.. 81. 81 . loon
aoE B. sNfru t..Q.

LthfsUTH Db{NfttC LHUcHt
.1rt0 Yord, sep s, 1880. (
GIDEON 3 sNlru E.Q.
Lear Sir -Wth congratn atiGus 10 yourself
81, te- ann ,nar.n ent in tie last American Far
,fs.. laaf-, "A ave arcrp'ed us Editprship.
am a he am. lime -eusibic that the public
eg..' NJ fail Il appreciate our intelligence ana
.,.ral Tor such siation. shalt do myselfth
aa1nY &C occasionally contributing 70 vaur
s..rtf. aud now tender some remarks IN rpla-
.s.o 49, different varieties Of tae strawberry.
.4ay.ag soov Atty ai the most choice and Gel =
bta.ed varieties 10 our collection, made il a
point Nhcn they wefr in fruit, to personally
,amire them as to iheir qualities, OF size, fa-
POM, pfoddctipeneas, ~ and ham ms notes
i abe o. mat occasion shall send ynu such
= 7ua4ts As lem Interesting. | shall also quite
y. rss d#>cfip'iun from the Pathological Maya
y ne, waar'thpy accord with my own observa-
fl"us. A 'he present moment hHyp only rup
y" sest youa sma / part, but lhe residue ". !
p transmit. d toc tuture numbers OF ronr pa
b.. have oalr further 10 add taat the col
scl'onol the varieties Of Strawberries heise one
O. Which AN paItieniArly yattiai aud having
Htc1s#d my personal at,eHt on, II IS in the Ii h
Fl possible STATE FOR it. aceurncg
Very respectfully,
va. RoBfRT PmxeE.
.AnGE EAElY ScARLFr-Prufe l,aGfoyts,
Nd
The fra.t Of this variety IS quite ;arg. hejnc
\ the size nod form oG TIE Hudson. from the
tei o. @hich IL ia supposed 10 have n,iqinaIeA
\ gafdeu Of Ills yicny. The gre a,iyaa-
PAGE ciai'os over lis parent walch is me Of
70 largest, 6aeetand tncsf productive marx ct
t'"hefries, IS that Il riaens week 70 eo
+ avs eafler than that variety, which is 4 cir
i'us anCe ui great import IN regard to tie val
Of the lrist at merne'. /, is of high layonr
4 - p( p8lor and brighter ed coipur than I'm,
indsnn, & is a most pro lie and regular bearer
III iae' since its inlrodUciinn't t. notice. II has
e9"A'e general iayolte, and no one thinks
I having eop1 collection without this TO com
3Phce the season.
'NHE SCARLET LiMA--Pyiuce's Crialoo,,s
No %.
'',, 'af'e'Ri IS Of very vigorous growth. with
- is5Y's q Strong stall ,s.al stems the fy,,it
''>'''et ~ us character. and has com.
"'""' "rsE, lis form is nhlnnu same
', "'e"ee Oh Two sides, and tegninat4,,., in
o'''sf "'Ht have noticed thai The bar.ies
1 u. iaiY 'WWed ON the frst blossoms to.
Il ne pdse OF The peduacie itisa ,r,la,a-
IA 80 NC lfet, and repa,s any de(cieuc,es
i - "SP haa OF most excellent Havnu, Ia,
s Is not known Ia the European nn1lica-
ana vas brought from Linn, 70 gbod4
n T' "hefei accidentally met wub !, and
q u'ht Il into pnblic notce. ""o
u hSi sSeAaiEr-Princa's Catalogue,
81 M. No. %
y deed po, o'. Of The greatest possible bearers.
9' can - nofe productive, And
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-27
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From u. ger lloai1Iy uaeaslla.
.ftsTerAsUREs OF THE EARTH.

TIE TREASURES OF TIE EARfu'
NINA, arc t9e yaunfe1 treasure nj the -afih,
The oomo Of git'eHeg gems, OF gold aud
r.,ir ~ ces lba, r,he f. tai ninth
p lat, at eflle and kaseiiqg v'''"i
rle eve may row these dazzling phn"t'ms
Bnl,he heart asks Tor mo'e.
Wba, better eins has earth the crown Of
~ warrior and by minstrel foo.Is woe'i
rr,sn84hiu's kind smile, The social eircle.s
low. foalc.ress The 'e'r 'fssed'pd.
ire.e are more dear than all that wealth can
pour;
Ye, .ae heart ask, for more.
tasks Land where dreams of bliss deceive
nnt,
Wbef. heart; aaa feelings are not bonehr and
sold,
Where eavy :. shafts Of Jeof-yoa fame hereave
net,
Where love i, never 1,l,e nnr friendship cold,
Aod where IT, spirit 70 pare JOYS may soar
Not eel a wish for more.
',,.h'ra Is thai laad--there leftbe Christian rem.
der
The hamaee Of his heart. hi, 'io., hi' eyes,
AoA turn q om TVS false wpfiIs deee'tiel silr"-
dor,
IFS holiov elsdaesses, and f'nhless ties
y SEX those heavenly TIA ,niea, whose ortsh'
Eodste. or ever more