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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-15
T.. HAIR woods
d sencher NAnieA.

iRN TIN neie borhoed Of S. Johns Church
twenty mles south Of L,nchbnrg, n young
man well qun iird 10 teach reading, a''t'ne
arithmetic the diff rent bI inches oil malhemni
&C.. and The dcnd languages, would meet with
MN, diae employment The nrghbofhoo Is
healthy, agreeable and pop louS, offering n
exc, lleni opening 10, school. II any gentle
mnn should appl, for h" situation ifou Is
iant phf, Of the State, II = expected ilai he
will bring good testimonial, of his qualifca-
II y For further ~ ormalion AZ o iii. p'i
Sons wanting the reachcr, reference may n
ad 10 the Edilors. A school ls wnntod iortn
vii
Ian Q5 tsi7
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-15

NNeOIICE-The subscriber, grateful for 'hr
III long continued patronage "i generous
publlc. offer his services as a Black smith aud
pledges biinsrli t. execute all work entrusted
10 him in he best pas .ible manner and on the
best terms. His stand IL nppesi'e the Fr'uklin
Hotel. where all kinds Of Mil W"rk, Waggor
Work Edae loot Work and any thing IN his
line. halI be done Al tbr shortes notice be
repairs Smith Wees, aid various other Tools
not often done in this section. That patronage
so generous hihereto afforded, is earnestly
solicited
~ A few boardcrs comi be accommodate
opposite the Washington Hotel on reasonable
terms, If early application is made.
Feb 3wlg JNO REEFS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-15
SPLENDID JEWELRY
AND
PLATED WABl :
EDW BROWN

IN returning hank, for the encouragement
he has III far received in his line, wishes
Ia lnforru his friends aud tn public, ihnt hr
has Just received from New York an addition
supply Of 6rsI rate Cold AMI silver Lev"'
Watches-pla,n English Watches ol good qu |
n, Silver Spectacles, with double OF single
glnsses.
Plated Snuiicr. and Trays. very elegant
Plated 60 tors III Cut Glass Cfueis
BRITANNIA Coffee Il lie, Pos
Do. Sngn, Dishes mud Cream Pots
Win n great vanity of Fancy Jfwelrv, which
he viii d,splse Of nj vety reduced prices He
In wise keeps on hand genera supply 81
Silver Ware, OF his own manuiacufe such as
liable IL Tea spoons, Butter Knives, Snea,
Longs, Soup Ladies' &c &c.
Jan. %. 1917
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-15

NOTICE A wet nurse, If good Gharac'e
Y wanted, for whom II liberal hire will i
given. Enquire al this Othce.
Feb 2w5l
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-15

known to be as sure a fol getier rs amy horse
~ America IL is in high heal,h "nd vlgnr,
and in point ofblood, Interior 10 no horse ~
America, and his 'oIm wi = ow for hs"'i.
OLIVER W. NARIiN
Jan. u hH
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-15

TTlRGlNiA.--At Rules holden IN the CLERKS office
u OF the Superior Court of hancery for the Lynch
burg District the ith day of Jan. 1880 Chswell Dab
ney Pitt against James Jones Rich. =. Jones, Edmund
Iierndon, Richard Il. Brown, John Bullock, James
Bullock, and John Ian, and Gait ex'ors Of
Gait, dec. Dsts.
The defendants James Jones and Richard &. Jones,
not having entered their appearance and given security
according the act of Assembly and tho rules of thi,
court andit appearing by satisfactory evidence that
they are not inhabitants ofths country Ii is ordered
ha he sand deienda"'' do appesr here the first day
Ut lac nexi term ana answer the bill of the plaintiff
and that copy ofts order be forthwith inserted in
some newspaper printed IN the town ofLynchhurg for
Two months successvely aud posted the front door
OF the courthouse, in the SAID town.
copy-Ieste, J. WILLS. C,
40,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-15

A I a superior Court of Chancery holden
A al The town Of Lynchbnrg, on the 18th
day OF OCTOBER, 1920
James Jopling. admr Of Baptisi Hardy. dec.
who was guardian for the infant children and
hers o. Samuel Grtfio, dec. PHI.
against
Iohn Markle and Robert Mitchell, Defts..
By consent OF the parties, by their Counsel,
the Court doth refer The account between the
oares, to the Commissioner of the Court, who
is directed 10 ate and settle the same and
make report thereof to the Cour, with any
mauer specially stated, thought pertinent by
himself, or required by the parties TO he so STA
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-15
Acopy-Teste, J. WILLS, c. c.
COMM SSIONER'S OFFICE

Lynchburg Oh Feb 1880. !
The parties in hi, eau e will take fotice. that
have appointed Thursday the 29ih das OF
April next, to commence the accounts direc
ned by the foregoing order Of court, on which
day. At the hour of nine OCT, OK in the morn
sng, they are required 10 attend al my Off -,
in lhis town, Win their accounts. vouchers, and
copies of court papers, prepared for examna
lion and settlement.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-15
STATEibNAssY!

Feb. s
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-15
Feb s

Z. B. NoRVELL, Com
Feb WI
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-08-17
From ,he Cncinnati AmerIcan of Augas, :

Slech0nscS Of Cincinnati and JUr. Clay
The Mechanics of this city gave a very handsome
public COLLATION. to Mr Clay, on Tuesday last in the
ApPoloniaD Garden Seven long tables were snrs,J
10 the beautiful grove In the North Western part of
that delightful promenade. Over the centre table
was suspended a large elegant circular wreath of
evergreens, interviewer with variety Of flowers in
the centre Of which hung the Likeness of Mr. Civ.
representing BIN as holding IN his hands his celebrat-
ed resolutions IN favour of the recognition of South
american Independence. Immediately in front of
Mr. CIay's seat stood an elegrant pyramid of sugar
on which were pain ed various Inscriptions compli-
mentary to the great Guest, and surlneunted by an
Eagle holding in his beak scroll bearing the words
Of Mr.. Clay, the American flag was gracefully fes-
TONED, rs also the beautiful wreath we have
before mentioned. DIR. Clay occupied the seat on
the right hand of the President, and General Harr-
SOD (Who was invited guest,l the one on the left
An excellent band of music was stationed in front of
the Presidents Chair, behind the Vice President
who sat opposite MIR. Clay. At 3 o'clock, the com
pany sat down to the repast Sir. Oliver Lowell
acted as President, and hiessrs. S A. Combs, Will
liam Tiff, Samuel Reed, James Comfy, and Sanders
UarishoTD, as Vice Presidents. The toasts were un
usually good and nearly all of them were eHthusias-
ticaiiy cheered. When the President came to the
9Th toast, complimentary to Mr. Clay the crowd of
persons were go great that it was discovered to bs
utterly impractcable for the auditors to hear in their
then situation IL therefore deemed advisable
to defer The reading of The 9Th toast until the last
when the company might change their position.
w hen mr Clay was toasted the most deafeninp ap-
plause ensued Shouts of .Huzza for Henry Claw
and loud reiterated cheers, exhibited in vivid reality
TIE ardooE andunsoPhistcated affection of the people
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-08-17

II King for Greece! VI hmg J0r Greece!
The following humorous lines appeared in the
London Press, produced by the decension of Prince
Leopold Of the honour conferred upon him by the
Triple Alliance The wit is often exquisite, and the
hit at Cobbett's impudent proposal of subscription
of E200 COO to buy him Q seat in Parliament,
(made in earnestly superative Some explanations
sanoy add to the pleasure of the reader. Big O. is
OConnell, (Cobbetts nick name for the great Aga-
tor.) Hunt is the famous Orator mot Leigh. Hunt
fine Democrat, man of genius, and possessed of con-
siderable influence London, Westminster and
Kent meetings. But he is still more famous for his
5Iacking, (boot) which he invented and by which he
has amassed fortune. He has also made money by
process of turning rye into collective do not
know who 10 meant by the Duchess-nor Scotch
"Joey," though we presume, MIR. Joseph Hume the
member for Aberdeen. "Lance and Chabert" are
tho King ire-ea,ers
It is excellent-but hardly We think bafsr than the
parody from the New York Amer,can-or SO good
The touch at Johnny and Peggy. our famous Mars
and his spouse, and Cyphru, and .a-real l. C.
champagne favor. Then, little Caius Cassius Cam
breleng-the man of ta,nage* mot Jshn Hampden)
"ieetle" Paul.-Duf and the Lieutenant s also good.
'Neddy" mot 'long Ned") is master Edwin Gross
WELL OF the Albany Argus, who stands Eve feet, two
in pumps-the founder Of the Republican Party
by which Ned pockets some eight ten thousand
per annum-a good reason for the preservation Of
the Republican Party. we don't know whether
Ned like his long" name-sake in Paul Clifford, has
can uncommon fine head of hair" point SO often
mentioned in long Neds Recommendation, but he Is
remarkably mice" IN his person, and freely uses
Cologne and the scrubbing- brush
See Cambeeng's Report wherein he by stroke
what ii
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-08-17
Euom ths ~ 2. .auericuu.

! GREECE-A PARoDY.
1. "a King for Greece!-a King for Greece"
Wanted an american Prince for Greece,
A brue Republican King for Greece
For Europe hath none
That may Gil her Thronet
Some 4 ankee" nov may make it his own!
80. candidates come,--for golden fleece
ls once more to be Won IN classic Greece!
9. Little Van cxclams-'Be the diadem mine,"
Aud Greece shall again IN history shine!
Her Scion was great,
Her Numa* first rate
In theIr way: But my Steam Engine Of Stale
CAUCUS-they knew not Then let our a rs cease
For I'll be the regular King of Greece"
o. Now noye, tho cunning, most learned Van,
In ia,h thou mayst never be the man.
fhou'i: cIinge and treat,
And coax and cheat!
But it all won't do, with your Caucus so neat,
ihLt may tit thee 10 DE King of Geese
But never shall make thee King of Grcece!'
d. "Oh! III be King" and 'I'll be Queen
Cry Johnny and pssgy-"What do you nleaue
What's f1er to be
Than that and she
Should rule the land of the learn'd and free?
Then give us the crown-a crown apiece
Well resign forthwith and be off for Greece
s. Now naye, now neye, pretending fool
Put OF thy big airs and be off TO school!
Lily wife, naye, naye,
hate To say
But they call her quean which Is spelt With an a
Go dwell in Cyprus, or where you please
u
6. Cries ieetle orsc'lar Cambreling,
20! I'll be King-O! I'll be- King
That if Van
Is not the man.
My lieges shall trade-that is if they can
With all the world in war and in peace,
Then give MO-. gius me the Crown Of Greece!'
q Now naye, thou vain little churIaran-
You ssk to be King before you're q uazo.
Thy free trades hum,
Thyselfn mere drum,
That can beat but one tune and then you are dumb
S4n stand aside Cam. and keep the Kings peace
For thou never mayst be the King of Greece.
8. 60! cu,st n.onocrats-'tis I, tbs I,
That'll be King of Greece-aye if I die,
Avaunt! ye fools
TITS that rules!
Yere all but my pack of slavish tools:
30 dof your caps-to Duff, on your kne es-
For Ill be the Peoples King of Greece"
Q. ..No-by Cd no! Lord Bngsgate, no,''
That never may be-ssaA never be- so,
Thou prince of liars;
Pull, pull thy wires
Lie and pray with zeal that ne'er tires
Hence--daub with your loathsome ink as Won p.esse
Thou never shalt soil the sceptre of Greece.
10. Now Neddy appears with ''organ" in hand,
His pipes he hath tuned and taken his stand;
q! send me the crown
Down, down, derry down;
also kings robes, and my wife new rown--
supply OF Cologne and bears grease,
and III como for to sway the sceptre of Greecei
II Now, naye-dost thou think Neddy Bray,
That kitten like thee, a sceptre may sway
cat may new
a. king, It's true,
Aud the proudest king must bear il, too:
But 1t 3 not fit that kitten seize
On the kingly throne of injured Greece
Alas! Tor Greece, &c. LANCE
cursu. The lawsivcr of Sparta great man cannot
attend to triAes- '
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-08-17
With Germans and Butch

With Germans and Butch
Yhe sceptre to clutch
Van Rump, Van Trump
Van Beest, and Van ThruIap.
There's Prince Esterha1y,
So rich and so lazy;
Where's Prince Emllius,
Looking SO bilious;
And Count Capo fIsie,y,
Famous in History;
With Wirtemberg Paul,
And the Devil and all,
French, Swiss. Spanish and Piedmontese,
All of them mad to reign over Greece,
Oh, Jupiter! Sire of Gods and Men.
go thine own Olympus return again
Bing back Mercurius,
Thy son, though spurious,
And PhGbus and Juno,
And Hebe. whom you know;
Sweet little Cupid,
Who strikes people stupid,
With Dacchus end Venus,
And Pan and Sllenus,
And the rest, who at School used so much to cha Oil
restore once MORE LUIS
To thy Classical Shcre
Her bright golden age" and her Glores of Yore!"
1.-TWO phrases I've borrowd from honest Pom Moore,
From fierce Seraskiers,
Whisker'd up to the ears;
From Slaves,
And Raves,
And Fools,
And tools,
Whine own fair realm at length release,
And send Us a Patriot Prince for Greece!
TLondon P1ney
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-08-17

Whine own fair realm at length release,
And send us Patriot Prince for Greece!
London Pepper
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-08-17

The learned Secretary probably csnfouuds huma with r,y
attend trifes. ~ " :
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-05-13

Cruel Supersiiiions ofa Physical Nature.
China IS tolerabie free from direct crucl,v
IN her religious supeIstltions AT least
she allows nothing at all that can cdfnpars
with Hlndoo Sutiess; except her horrible
lniantlcldes; which by the way, is induced,
not by religious superstition, but by hard
hearted sceplicism, and the visionary
dreams Of political economy, which SAYS,
the young stranger has no RICH, 10 the
board Of privileged fathers. and therefore
must be gone. But China has her Au,hro-
pophag gin Medici; those who for medical
purposes, feed on various parts Of tho hu.
man body. The murder OF a yonng lad at
Macao, three years sgo, was occasioned
by the mlsbehef that portion OF human
flesh would restore dyng man. And
the Execu,ioner often thous sand mentioned
in the Canton Register, exhibited for sale.
the other day, the gall bladder OF man
he had cut TO pieces, in which grams ofrics
we're stepped to be eaten daily in specified
numbers. On turning to the Penal Code,
il appears that man Of this Haonrshan
District, named Lew. was, on o former oc.
caslon, brought to justice for procuring q
portion ofhuman gall at the price Of ono
hundred and twenty Tales Of silver. And
about the year ISL man 10 Che .KeanR.
named Chang, was convicted, who had ln
the course Of sixteen years, caused the
death ofelcven ycung 9 RE. ,hs, he mighk
drink certsn fluids 10 add yigor TO his osn
constitution! The twelfth victim to his
caniballsm escsped, TO be q witness agsinse
him; and the 'Msn in form, bu, Brute 10
nature" as the Official document character.
ises siheatsocious criminal, vas put to desth
by q slow and ignominious punishment.
The wretch, when he died, was about ser.
en,y years of age.--Sixtses families who
had suffered BY his horribl, propensity.
were summoned to sttsnd his sxseuties by
bsinS eutto Pisese
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-05-13

Praying souls out Of Purgaiory.-The
sncred and royal Monte de PiedGd of Ma.
drid. has relieved from Purgatory since i,s
establishment, in 1924, TIL NOvenber
1896
1880, ,3o5 souls, at an expense
of fl,72o,437
ll,402 souls, from the lst
Nov. 1896, TO Nov.
1927 l4,a76
l,04l,797 El,73i,7l3
The number Of masses celebrated 10 &C.
complish this pious work, was 55s. .92i con.
scquently each soul cost 9.l0 masses, or
3is 4d.- Foreign Quarterly Reviewl
In many parts Of Germany the mos, com.
mon alehouses arc furnished with piano.
fortss; the iuhsb,,sna Being oil nuseians
and dancers.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-20
Pruposnis by Macy barney,

For publishing the frS day Of November ne It, and
on the beginning of ever, month thereafter in the
City Of Baltirnorc new Periodical ork, to be en-
titled
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-20

Medicines, Chemicals. Drugs,
Dye Stuffs, Paints, Perfumery,
Bronzes. Varnishes Brushes, : c.

VINHE subscribers offer fsr sale general assortment
Il of aforeme ntioned artic which Physicians.
Country Merchants and others. will find IT their inte-
rest to call and examine Among The new .dicines
have received supply Of
Juiube Paste; or, PecforaI Gum:
This medicine, besides ills mild nature. possesses
pleasing taste, color and firm The juube paste has
been used lately Paris with the Greatest success; 1t
is sofiening, pectord and calming; il efrctualy ap.
pcases cough and softens The pituious humor in the
breast and throt chiet beneficial to persons OF
Dir, constitution, with tendency 20 phth sc. and to
those who liable h0arseness and loss OF voice.
dye Su6s-Consisting of logwood, hache-
wond, redwood, csmwood RraE dust, BrazIlletto
fu,tic cochne al madden. tirmeric cudbear, indigo,
arnat,o blue vi;riol, alum, cnpperas, cream tarars
pear!as!I. &c.
Perjumcry--Of the following kinds: Cologne
water VARIETY milk of roses sv,n der s"r r'-e do.
orange flower do pomatum (saret,J oil cedrst, cas-
hair powder vinagre de vegeta lie rouge. &c.
!Socps-Cream Of soap for shaving, IA supe.
rior srcIe) rose, Windsor, variesaie white bar and
CASTLE soaps, SC
Paints, Bronses and Tarnshes-Composed
IF chronic yellw 40 red do. rces; pIussian blue,
white ca yergris, red lead. ltisrge pink, drop
take Terra de Stems; sso. blue and green sInslts,
trostnr. req green, yellow and white bronzes, gold.
leaf and Dutch metal, copal varnlsh, and spirits OF
trrpenline; glue and sand paper; new supply OF
erund paint sash tools and camel hair brushes, all
szes.-W Which will he sold accommodating terms,
by WILLIAM ''ANrhiE" TO-
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-20
TIE NATIO AL MAG ZINE:
Or L.RDTS EMPORIUM

=
yNlHE intended work viii De general literary. and
occasionally political. The lit, rar, department.
shall b. conducted IN manner not inferior TO me oese
periodicals. in the country-n the several departments
prose and verse, and their sub DIVISIONS INTO nara.
tive, sentme nai, and dilaciic compositions, "ugnal
or selected Nor, although its genera! head be i'rs"
ure shall the IucubratloDs 1t science IN an, OF I'D
branches, be neglected. WHEN they shall be offered
for publication in the National Magazine
In the struggle whcl, is now going On between Gle
vii liberty and wild anarchy under The gsrb of demo.
cracy she viii sometimes raise her feeble voice; noe
AS d,sputan in the of psry but as an advocate
for certain great principles which 1t NAV become her
sex aud condition TO feel lively and deep ln,ere'tIn
maintaining in these times 0f miscsIied " retorma'
ton " A, victim Of prescription" she has suffer.
ed too much and knows too mach to permit her entire
silence. Upon tia, subject she cannot AVOID peak
ing ,reely-she will r' however. q speak dsor"eily.
Il t',r- are any who woud still frown upon TIN, !asr
,url4 of mother for her family, lheN are at liberty
10 witunoId their support Daughter OF the Hevo'
u,o, and the grandchildren at Revolutionary He'
rs will p, r, h, lrey beg IN the Land where they
should live IN h]nor
on fine p,per in new type. handsomely tit''ed, and
co,nred GOV. RS making Two handsome volume year.
I,nns. The lnru. su scrpton will be FIVE Dol
lars, pa, able /" advance or on nc d""vefy oil inc
tIrd number. at tn ple|,urr Il individuals.
An subscriptions remaining unpaid AZ IN end OF
the year TO be discontinued For single "umber IS
cents.
Much attention VIII lie pa" 10 torWato''8 VIC hu"'
hcrs and with the least cost to subscribers beng
;n,rnJcd TO establish agencies in all the princpai c-
ties and towns, BY whom 'le work VIII be cirr'uiy
delivered To other Places or when The number ~
bscribers may b. sufficient to establish AN aSen'
"a, they Will be forwarded by mail, unes otherwise
directed Subscribers are respectfully requested ",s'
cty to prescribe the places. or persons 10 "ho tne
work shall be sent for their use
~ MARY BARNEY.
~. All letters and communications sttendedto by
W WILLIAM Il. BtR'tY Agent.
Prosperous of the above proposed work
is left at e,ch the principal Book stores "nd Read;
ar rooms in the cay Of Washington Gc"rg town and
Up i,i.. nal ,Iso .t the office OF the ubscr'ber,
0hn VIII, receive and forward Goa mrnications upon
the subject. ;,,;,s,
Pers N iesirouS TO pstroo''e the work are invited
o., call md subscribe their name
" ~ BENJAMIN Romans,
Agent for the District Of Columbia.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-20
s,Oo ,sewaya-So,op the theft


s.ANAWaYf from the subscriber. living near upper
IL vile, Fauquier county. Virginia on the i''h' uhes
100 n ,.rro man w agrncr) nsmed
SANFORD,
hut % or IS years of age about feet or ~ nchee
h;gb of dark copper color, stout across the brease
md ,houiders-wi,h long arm hands and fingers, and
cory long feet about IL inches He sleeps little IN
has carriage his knees standing forssrdh, nose 10
lorpe- than ordinary, his mouth vide. and his under
I'm hiek and turned downwsrds He has scar on ono
ii his fore fingers just adjoining the first joint, oces-
Toned BY the cut scythc, and larger one on he
.ibow accustomed BY putting stone in the cart When
.noten to he has rather a down look
'SANF0RD took with him s75 Of the subscribers
NANCY end has No doubt changed his clothing. bav-
np- fi most of his clothes behind. He rode Oft one
f the wagon i,orses. which having been reclaimed IN
The prie liborhuOd Of Bauletoun. beyond the Blue
pide,. makes i, probnble that he made his way to
penn, lna through the neighborboods OF Frederick
,o,vn q, iIsyefstown. The wagon saddle and brde
ub;cl, lie took with him have not been heard OF.
Wloeyer will Sc cure said slave, and more especially
the forged pass which have reason to believe he has3
co ba, get him again, shallreeeye the above reward,
and all re sonat!e expenses if brought home
'''N JAMES LAKE,
Tpp-tiie, FdaTui~ceonty, 70. 2
! may 14-6m'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-20

.NOt1Ce.
ysSiE partnership Of SMITH & DEAN IS this day aus.
i solved bv mutual cons' NJ nose iureo.eu W
-. "nc.rn ar. requested to pa, to either Of us; and
nos. having claims to bring them forward for settle
NUS 1 10 n,ent tho. SMITH,
"'N' WN DEAN.
prckland Va Oct l. 1890
TFs The subscriber will continue the business
"'' THO. SMITH:
'0I auckland, Va. Oct. 2, ls3o-oct At
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-20
Kew F0tl Goods

New r3st jOOOS
NyTEhavc received by packet, President and George
w Town, from Philadelphia ana New YORK, part OF
our FALL STOCK; winch en,hleS Us to oher, on IL
brral terms.
London super blue, black, oiye, green, brown and
miyeh cloths
Peiisse cloths cassmeres ano s1'lnests
Blankets and hann,ls. pE'rtu, printed ba'zes
Mcrinn and c"n.non cirC yss'aus
BombaziHes and hombazeus
Valencia, swan,down and toi me vesiings
Scotch and English plslsi p'a'" and pid carhe's
Italian usrings and gros dc apes
Satin levan,ine, senchews and s9lNnets,
44aud 5 inoles satins and Il FENCES
Italian and French grapes; pone
uerinp Scarfs shaw anil hdkis some extra quality
Plsiu wlIite m rino sh,wls, neat article
Thhc,, bsrage and silk hand .erchlets
English and India bandannoes
iaiian snd Rar, eluna crava's
Plain aud pfIn,od jacCnet do
Irish table diaper 1 tn iO4
DO linens aud sheetnss; "acs AMI brown Holland
TwiIled seeking; Suraps and osna'urSs
4 general assortment al
DOME SIYC COTTON GOODSj
consisting. IN paT,o
TckmFs
Be,ca,d sd crown shect"gs AID 7hrngs
ie.1, aud ur.ilure piids
Cotton oynsburgs, &C SC.
III Of which n,yc been 81, cted BY an experienced
dealer sCo}r 4 WRIGHT.
oc,s Corner Z h.ag Gld Royal streets
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-20

yUy,IF subscriber respe ctsUll informs his friends and
the public, that he has removed his establishment
next door to the rankin House Hotel lew doors
bclow his old stand; he continues to carry on 'he