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of cider or perry, are subject to irremedia- ble diseases of tie stomach and other or- gans. When the system has given way to it's banefal effects, they may congratulate themselves, however, if it be any consola- :ion in their other miseries, that they are exempt from the depression of, spirits the unwieldy body-the stupor,-giddi- ness, and defect of memory, which fall to the lot the inordinate consumers ofmalt liquors. In common with tlIe latter, they are, however, peculiarly prcdisposed to rheumatism, goqt, and theiraccompanying disorders. Journal of Health.
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-05-06
"cHAR1rY IS KIND. v

q 4E
 Charity is aiIable, courteous, is not mo-, rose, churlish,' and ill-natured. 1t is easyy aud yielding to whatever is comlnandahle however criminal with naughty scorn, or with callous indifference. 1t pities those who commit the errors and fill the charac- ters, which it deprecates. It bears with unruffled meekness all provocation and sar~ casm. It sustains with deep humility the consciousness of it's own elevated percep- tions, the truth and unremittingly strives to hcal the in6rmisies of all. 1t passes by no door of sorrow--turns a deaf ear t0 no cry of distress, because the sufferer may not belong to a particular party, or has mos subscribed to particular creed. It goes forth like an angel of God. proclaming. "who is sick, poor, distressed and forsa-, ken !! It asks for the heart swollen with grief--for the eye red with weepiag--for the lonely widow--the wietched and for saken-the wandering orphan and the;
 ieart-broken stranger" Over these she pauses over these she weeps over ,bese sic spreads the mantel of her kindness.
 With balmy wings she fans away the last cloud of despair, feeds with the < waters ot
 consolation. .''--Such is the Kindness of charity. And do we not all long to join z
 0 Thou, who sittest enthroned in endless
 light, grant that it's gracious dews may de- l scend and fill our hearts.
 | A n f..A s,As
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-05-06

ReEormiag Scold.--In the early period of the history of Methodism, some of Mir. Wes- ley's opponents in the excess of their zeal a. gainst enthusiasm. took up . whole wagon load of nethodists. and carried them before justice. When they were asked what these persons had dotIe. there was en awkward si- jence at last oue ot the accusers said. "Why they pretended tO be better than other peo-
 pie and besides they prayed from morning to night" The magistrate asked v they had ,ione any thing else? '? "Yes. siFs. said an old man. ..an'f please your worship; they c0nvArted my wife. Tin she went among them. she had such tongue and now she is as gentle as lausb." .'CaFFy them back, carry them bacl. ," said the magistrate, "and let them convert all tho old scOlds in the town"
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-05-06

Lropicag LibeI on tke Press. Fine cek
 cbrated Andrew Marvell gives the follow-. ing pertinent description of the powers of
 the press .:--1 The press, invented much
 about the same time with the reformatiORs
 hath done moro mischief to the diseiplino
 of our church, than all the doctrine can
 make amends for. 'Twas u happy tiua
 when all learning was in manuscript, and
 some little officer did not keep the keys of the library Nov, since printing came into the world, such is the mischief. thata man cannot write a book but presently he
 is answered There have been ways found out to fine, not the people, but even the grounds and fields where shey assembled {; but no art yet could prevent these sedilious meetings Of letters 1.-Two or three brasr- ny fellows in a corner, with mere inh and eibow-grease, do moro harm than 9e hnn- dred systematic divines. Their ugly prin-
 ting letters, that look like so many Eosten
 teeth, how oft have they been pulled OuE
 by the public tooih-drawer !--And yes these fascally operators of the press have got thing to fasten them again in q 5ew l minutes, that they grow as tirlia set ana as bling and taikafiss, as ever O RRis- wr.,n E kow husl thou e disturbed eAe neace r, Lead. when moulded into hplleiss "a m, so mortal as when founded in lettassk | There was a mistake sure in tho story oE Cadmus and the seFpentss asc1h winch
 ho sowed, were nothing else bat the lsllogs | which hs invented"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-11

ever regret the late Revolution in Paris might
have been witnessed by our Cabinet, we need
not fear to assert, that they regretted the cause
much more than the effect; and that no lover Of
France could have seen with more satisfaction
the elevation of Louis Philip to the throne as af.
fording an earnest Of good intentions in the per-
sons who had assumed the direction of the nation,
than the ilustrious man at the head of the British
Cabinet. to whom at that particular moment the
destln'es OF Europe appeared to have been again
entrusted
The French Minister of Foreign affairs has
subsequently contradicted the insinuations Of the
Constitutional on the floor of the Chambers.
The following is an extract from Liverpool
paper
at is said that new telegraphic system is
about to be established IN France, which will be
at the service of the public, like the post office.
The results will be the most important to the COM
mercial world; for it is calculated that despatch
containing several lines. which would traverse
distance of one hundred leagues in few mo-
ments, would cost only 90 francs. NJ Terrier
de Drapuignan, inventor of this new system
proposes shortly to organize line of telegraphs
from Paris to Havre. Several experiments have
been already made. in the presence of persons
appointed by the government and they are said
to afford every prospect Of the success of the
plan"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-11
COMMERCIAL.

NEW YORK CORN EXCHANGE-Nov 8.
The prices of Flour were steady until the last
two DAYS, when there was more animation, and
a slight improvement on Western OF 6a9cts. over
the previous week, making the closing price s.
ssa44: few lots at Is, and Red Beach at 5
so. The demand for Western was quite equal
to the supply. Troy closed at 25aSl, and Ohio
at lSae5. In Southern New York city the
sales were not extensive, nor is there large
stock of either description.
Among the sales were $50 brls. Petersburgh at
SIS a5, and parcel from the same, d" South side,"
at 5 60. Some commotion was produced in
Southern Wheat by the puchase of 10000 bush
els early in the week on an order from London.
The prices paid for this were 90 l04 cts, chief
~ from store, and taking most of the lots here
tofore landed: the miIlers came forward and one
cargo prime Virginia obtained l06 cents cash:
the market had lost its animation at the end Of
the week. The arrivals of Western Wheat
amounted to about 1900 bushels. which was all
sold readily at l12! cts. to the milers. Rye
The last parcel was sold at IS cts. and more is
wanted at that price. Yellow Northern Corn
brought 81 GO cts. and Southern on Saturday,
of good quality, 54cts.-Jour. Com.
-9SS-
Correspondence of the Journal Of Commerce.
"LIvERPooL. Oct. 9.
"The sales of Cotton this day are about 1000
baus-the market fiat. Little done in the Corn
Market this day. and prices lower. About 1900
bags Sea Island Cotton are to be brought forward
by public sale on Friday next"
csc
LONDON MARKET-OoroBER 8.
The hop market continues firm. Some alarm
Is beginning to be felt by those engaged In the
f.t.. L.,
arrival from them The market for foreign oil is
steady.
-eSe-
LONDON CORN XCHANGE-OcToBERe 6.
Frdavl-There is scarcely any business doing
in the market to-day, and but few fresh arrivals.
What little trade there is, is transacting at Mon
DAVIS prices.
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Correspondence Of the y. 7. Jour. Of Commerce


LONDON. 9th Oct. $50.
" Mr.. RANDOLPH. af,er remaining three weeks
at the Court of ST. Petersburg. came To London
about a week since His health is quile feeble.
aud TO amend it he will probaby pass the winter
astonished Prince Lieven. the acting Minister OF
Foreign Affairs. He began. In one ct their ear
liest interviews. by declaring 10 the Prince. that
what he had come for. h. desired to have decided
promptly, one way or the other; for he found
himself unable to sustain the approaching rlgor
of Northern winter And as. to use his own
words. he had :. no under game To play he
meant :. to show all his cards. instructions and
every thiny else. without the least reserve. As
there was no mystery TO be unravelied, and as
the business itself was simple and ntell'Slb!e, he
considered three weeks space enough ior the
Russian Cabinet to come to some conclusive ar
ranpemen, and that time having elapsed. he
turned his back on st. Peter sburs aud diploma
CIV. whether with or without accomplishing the
purpose of his mission, my Russian correspondent
does not sav.-There is great merit IN the
frankness of his proceedings, but we have yet to
learn whether he has not been too positive and
abrupt for the habits and temper of European
Court"
The Governor of Maine has appointed Thurs
dav the ID day of December. as day oil puolic
THANKSGIVING and praise in that state.
Thursday. the 2jth inst. has bee set apart by
the Governor of New Hampshire for the same
object.
! The same davis appointed by the Governor OF
! Rhode Island. for same purpose.
! Governor Tnmbe of Ohio, has issued his pro.
clamation. recommending Thursday, the 18th OF
Nobember. to be observed throug hout the state,
as day of Thanksgiving and Prayer.
-lNcN
We learn from the Burlington, VI. Sentinel
that on Thursday last the ground was covered
, O., III donth nf Siy inches.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-11
SHIP NEWS.
PORT or .4LEXaADRLa. On. c.
AVS prices.

ARRIVED, NovEMBER 10,
Schr. Harriet, Robertson, ThOmaston; lime
to J. H. I.add.
Schr. Georgetown, Kirkland, New York;
freight for the District
Sloop Leader, Wina(ow, Newbnryport'
Steamer Columbia, Mitchell, Baltimore
Steamboat Fredericksburg, d. ]. jenkins, do.
$50
Schr. Emelinc, Delano, for this port at St.
Thomas Oct. %.
Schr. Monticello, Fales, do. do. do. do.
Schr Elizabeth, from this port arrived at Hall
fax 9th Oct.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-11
EAucutiON.

an Monday, November LIST, shall open SCHOOL
- in the house next TO Mr. X JohnstOn's, on Fair
fax street between Prince and Duke streets. Pupils
II both will be admitted. The course OF s'r.y
will comprise The attn md Gre elk Language, and
thc u,ua branches in fug',h
TERMS:
ography, Reading, and Writing IS Per ouaE"
ighcr bra Chcs yer az
fucli,'s Elements, and the Latin or able 'ar-
Greek Languages 81 terry
Am aware, from experience, Of the ard'ous ranre
youth. and deeply convinced Of the importance and
re responsibility involved in the discharge of them 10
engaging to perform these duties, it shall be my great
obi Ct to moral with intellectual improvem Mt.
To this object shall my unweared exertons be devoe'
| ed. and the discipline Of the Institution directed
ROBERT CLARKE.
Alexandria, Oct. %, 1s50-eo2w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-11

~ DANIEL QursBy an approved Minister Of
the society Of Friends from the State of New
York, expects to attend Friends Meeting, to day
at l. O'Clock, to which the inhabitants of Alex.
andria are respectfully invited.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-11

Notice.
T1NDER the authority Of Decree Of the County
u Court OF Fairfax in the case of Thomas Swami,
Complainant sgsins' tine Executor Of Levi Stone, de-
ceased and d. p Chichester, Defendants, the subscri.
Der will offer for sale, at public auction, a, the front
door of the Court ,Jousc Of Fairfax Coutt, at ono
O'Clock, p u. IN The 15h dug If November nert,
,..s.Fx ii TR.ACT OF LIND
essssS on Pohck Run in the said County. adjoining
sFS the lands uf Jno Golfers heirs, Peter (oul.
Hszs.s ter's heirs. Doctor VIM Gunnell, and D. r.
Chichester, supposed to contain
161 Acres
The quantity will, however, be accurately ascertain
ed by the day Of sale Terms Cash.
R. TAYLOR,
oct 90 Commissioner.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-11

SALES AT AUCTION
BY WILLIAM D. MUTT
Trustees Sale

Trustees Sale.
IN SATURDAY, tie 18Th day Of merit month, Al
- u O'Clock at noon. the subscriber viii ofer fog
SALE at public auction, the premises. one undivided
moety Of the Establishment commonly called the
kx-A "CI7'Y T.fTERN,"
EsM I ff now in the occupation Of ID Chgett, d.
Ia iii tusted OH the west side Of Royal street
0zxsa and south side of Cameron street, extend
ing trim the intersection of said south Royal
street 90 feet; thence 125 feet 81 inches, thence
south ~ tee o. inches, thence west ~ feet, th,
north i0o feet o. inches, to Cameron street; themes
east on Cameron street lV feet 81 inches to the be-
ginning And
One .f'm,dty or Rent in Fee Of 1924,
payable half years ON the 18th Na, and 18th Novem.
Der in every charged on thee story brick te.
nement and lot Of ground on the side of Royal
street, between King and Prince Streets now in thu
occupation of James Green. Terms cash
The above sale will be made under deed Of trus.
from william s Moore and wife to Il. I. TayIor 70,
the indemnity of Thos. Irwin,
For the Trustee:
aug LEO WIN. D. MUTT. Auct.
~ The above sale IS postponed until 81.
T'URDaY, the 27th Of 'osen'ber, at noon
in hand; the residue in two equal rstalments Of six
and months with interest from the day Of sale
the title to be retained until the pay ments shall BE-
completed, with power to the Trustee to re sell for
any default in payment.
RI. TAYLOR.
sept GEO Trustee.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-11

A slip from the office OF the Boston Patriot,
mentions the arrival at that port, on Saturday
last, OF the ship Fame from Cronstadt, with thr-
teen packages containing personal effects of Mr..
RANDOLPH, L. s. Minister to Russia. Juba, the
faithful servant Of Mr.. r. came passenger. The
briy Charlotte, also arrived at Boston from Cron,
stadt and Elsineur, sailed from latter in compa-
ny with brig Falconer, Winsor, from Stockholm
for that port, having passenger Mr.. APPLETON,
u Minister to Sweden
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-11
FREpERIcKsBUnG CLASSICAL hcADENr,
DrJob,r Idfh 1870

October l4h 1880.
Mr. RosgRr CLARKE was pupil IN this seminary %
the CONNIE ncement of the year 1923. when l 'ook
charge of it HE had at that time, made consldefa-
bile nrorres in his classical studies was so we'll ga
tsed ~ to his requirements, and much pleased with
his assdui,y and correct department. that employed
him as nv Assistant during the year 1924. and in thse
station his services entirely satisfactory Snce
that time hr has had charge, himself. OF School u
Fredericksburg, and some IF his scholars have oeen
stud, ing the classics
con,iler Mr. Clarke good Latin and Greek scho.
lar tie also studied Arithmetic and the hrst four
hooks of Euclid With me. From my knowledge OF
Air Clarke. industry CORE ctness and intelligence,
have no hest, alton in stating that am convinced ne
viii, be an efficient and valuable Teacher.
THOMAS II. HANSON.
We, the undersigned, who have for several years
sen, our children to the School Of Mr. oRERT
in the rown Of Fredericksburg. understanding thac
Mr. clarke is aboui remove to Aiexandns take plea
sire in Stating that we consider him qualified, in an
eminent degree, TO instruct in those branches which
he n,ofesses to teac and that his moral character
entirely uncSceptionsbie
JNO. l.. NARYS,
ROBT, Is FIFE,
JAMES WILLIAMS,
GARRETT MINOR,
ROBERT NACKAY.
r..rn,cvsprua October l6, 1850
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-11
LONDON MARKET-OoroBER 8

The hop market continues firm. Some a'ar'
Is beginning to be felt by. those engaged In tn
fisheries. in consequece of there not belngyetan
arrival from them. The market for foreign oil
steady.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-11
Mrs Aiik

Mrs Aiik
DEsPEC1FUL ,nforms her friends that she has
Z recently returned from New York. and is now
opening han some assert r,ent at
MILLINERY, FANCY GOODS, &c. suit
able TO the season.
Her Fs Supply consists, in pat, of
New style D"nst4bies
Elegant cut Nrivets and Ribbons
Merlno a bib.t loths
Bobonc,t aud thread aces
F. rs, Flowers, &C. &C.
Mrs n solciis her friends t. call and examine her
assortment winch, she thinks, will be found complete.
nov ll-eGS
New York Consolidated Lottery,
Extra Class No 8 for $50,
Will be draw in the City Of New York on Wednes.
day. the 10Th Of November.
81 NUWBERS-9 DRaH'N BiLLOT%
8 CAPITAL PRIZGS OF 10000.
Besides OF "a. ~, ri OOj, ~ at $780, sc. nc.
Virginia State Lottery,
For tee benefit # ME Petersburg Befooient Nechanr
dissertation, Class, NO l Er 1880
Will be drawn IN Richmond on FrIusJ. the 18th of
November
&c NUMBERS 10 DRAHV BALL0IS.
HIGHEST PRIZES:
Prize of $4,000 Plize of $4,000
of 10000 Is of $500
- of 5000 10 I" of 1000
Tickets IS; halves 50, quarters So
To be had IN vsrie,S % numbers at
y. Fl. WHITES
Lottery Office, Royal stree.
~ nr,lers from the coun'r, specially attended Ia
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-11

Sp,Mi>M AAnSNMss
FL SENIOR ANTONIO SANTOBENlA,
PROPOSES " open, IN concert with Mons "ouA
T.. snsni,h school in this place. An evening class
- nl.ce nm ueslays THURSDAYS and Sa'ur Ia, 8,
and viii begin On the 26h inst Private lessons will
si. no c,y.n a, the lodgings o, the ladies who may
wish il ,., p,I
Fo- terms and information apply at Mart"'s b"ox-
stnre unt to Mons. RouS- "et %
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-11

The Baltimore Gazette informs US that the Ge-
neral Convention of the Associated Methodist
Churches is now in session in that city, the ob,
jcct of which is the formation Of Constitution
and discipline for said Churches.
TINS Convention embraces representation of
Ministers and Laity from most of the States OF
the Union.
Rev. FRANcIs WATERS, ID. D. was chosen
President, and WILLIAMS. SrocKroN, Esq. Sc
cretary.
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NOxxcE.

4 Ii those who became purchasers at
n the sale OF the personal property oi
Samuel Davenport. deed, are notified that
their respective obligations Tell due on "a.
10Th Of Au.;"-i past. and that prompt pay
meni must be made. For the convene nee
OF those t5st n,adcs purchases. 4 will at
tend AZ { haricst"rn. al Mr. Hams tavern.
op the 9Th, and 18th OF pexi month (0c-
'ioscr Also. those who were indebted 10
The esia:c precious ~ the sale, are re-
l"esteh TO make immediate payment. rs
ann determined tn bring suit without res
pect ~ persons. at November Court.
CHAS. ORRiCk, Erc'r.
II Samuel Davenport, dec d
Sept 30, 1850.
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ogcs ~ k< chesgpeoie sad OHIO cosdc,
~ Wsss,>o ro>. JpLr -. lH.A
10 hereby gwen. that an in,,.l
~ ment If two doisxrs and fifty ccn,. ne
SHARE ibeing the 18th insisiuae Mt on c,st,
share of stock in the chesapeake anl Oitol,
nal Con PAM. il r,qairs j 10 be ;i.id on A.. Nh
day Of October next; and fur,b.r ins..lu,.,,
OF two dollars and fit, eeu,s pei share. fb..
ing the igIh inslsluoni) on the thud ia, g.,
November nrXts ~h'oh isststa,ohis must H..
paid to the credit of Chesapeake and oi,.o
Canal COMPANY. % ,le Csshiet. o. other Off
Ger VI either at the following Backs. w:
Tile Branch cf the Bank as the United STATE.
at Washington.
The Hank Of Washington. at Washington.
Inc Patriotic Rank, DO
The i,nk Of ,he Metropolis. do
ihe Farmers and Mechanics Hank, n Geo,.r-
town.
The gsak OF A!cNan.!iia. at Alexandra.
TIC Bank at PutopaC, do
the Farmers iiank 81. Alexandra. do
The Mechanics Rack al Alexandra. do
the iisgcFsinwn EAnk, IA Tag rsiosu. VI!
And thc ifapch u the. valley Ban.. b..
Chsries'owr, Va
The branch oiibc Valley Bank. IN I.evseurc
Va.
uy order Of the Pt,s ZEN, and Dir. ctor,
JOi'S =. I\Gt.E, CI~rE
ChCs. & OLE Cs.4f Csa-.
August 4. 1850 -wiSN.
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NOTICE.

Tllf. Annual Meeting Of the School
Commissioners. will he held at Charles
town on The first day OF October Court
VI FROM non attendance. the meeting should
iai'. the accounts and reports cannot be
passed. and the county will not he entitled
TO ITS quota FOR the ensuing year. Teach
crs must close their accounts on the 3Oth
Of September. when the Commissioners
year ends The Treasurer win attend in
Charlestown. on the frs, and second Fri.
days IN October, TO sotlle with the teach
crs. after which no accounts can be re-
centd. Sept 22, 1880.
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ELECTION NOTICE

4 n s'ectica will b~ held. on Monday
the 18Th day Of October neat, at the
Cooti-iiousc in Charlestown. and 1T the
Tavern cf Jacob Shr~tx. in Shcphetds-
town, Tor the purpose of electing a lit per
sou To represent the district composed Of
the counties Of Frederick aud Jefferson in
the Senate or Virginia. aud tao suitable
persons 10 represent the ceuaty of JsIer
scn IN the House of Delegates or Virginia.
The vote. "f Ill p~rsoos q.s,,6et under
the New Constitution vii, he received.
CARVER WILLIS.
Sept y. 1880. sherry If .LT 90
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TWO NOM CASES

~ " have just received from The AYe
Jon iiooms. twp ,niirc ca.c. orI.e,,
horn ls's N addition 20 'i.e tyor.ses tr
eehed q short time since those i,,.t r..
feNfd are of boauhlal qnai,iv and sfs
going 90 rcadfs ~ 81 -. 10. 80
: 90 and upwdtd- fDf super quality vs
.'h 'D'iteiote W.T. cnnlijrnce 90 pleasing
'l'''e 90 ,'l'o n'. want The srtcie. % gitc
", W, y con l'eiofe thcy pufeissc Asa. an
slvi,i piisI suipir officf E.Lbons straw
nan's' ~. We would sl,o intrr Ne A.
'en'iob % The lsdies 81 IN cpieasive ar,l
splendid asspfimsnt 0f Gaszr Haodkrf.
ebieis ADD Scarf. OF stcfs shade aud GO.
ION III 4 LANE l. co.
Chenr''de. ,bepbsfdsigwn. Aug %
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FoR SALE.

A private contract. two valuable work
n horses. both young. one and ,ac Other
o wears old last spnrg. Also. two males,
broke To harness ard draw ue;!-two cows
with young calves. Of the Durham short hora.
ed breed, by Bergani-2O hogs tina, win 8
,erage from 81 to 80 lbs, Also. all excel
lent secondhand Wagon Apply to
WI u SINCLAIR,
Nrar Npe7s' mn. LcGtrson COua.u.
Sept. D. 1904
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NOTICE.

'E>HE subscriber hcgs leave 10 a-essu, a..
Il thanks TO his OIL f. nis All cus'r r..cr.
fOs past 'a'ots, as well a. 20 mt.,sn them AMI
the PuoiIc thst he c"n',anes the
flour and Grocery Business.
az h's "',l stand on ~, street, opposite -
diagonal Pump, where AT matters Il ht ,iness
conhitd 10 ham Vii BE- a,ealei 20 Nh,
runc,ualty and despatch
lie has on h.ni gaol supply ~ sugar.
Coffee, res, Mu'as-,s, Cotton lA-t. t.furn..
alum AMI sack salt. aud Pl,-,, psr,,. v !ich.
ioT Cash, or IN eAcharge iSr ! Iouf sud Gran.
lac all sell a. the iawcs' r.i,,
Liberal ADVANCE 3ill bc make, N u,.,- ST.,
on Flour and other articles received on s.o.-
age.
a cohstan, supply Of jesi EarliIy F'J.r
Is. l. HARRISON.
A'exandIis. Sept 20--3,
- u. T. II vii be assisted in the Dre.s-
"u''on 81 his business by JOSH PH EACHF-.
whose friends are invited to ell
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Chariesfonn. jane 2ed. 1850.

Chariesfonn. June 2sd. 1880.
u ME Stockholders of the Iiarpcrs
II Ferry. Charleston and Smith.
neid Turnpike Company. are hereby noii.
he'd, That an inst aim, nj of tu o dollars ard
hhy cents per share or The stock az .,iJ
company lheing he l., ins,alnen) is,c
cured 10 be paid toliompbfcy Kcyrs ESQ
NE Treasurer Of the company, on the IL,
day Of August next; and a further sun, OF
two dollars and fifty cents per share. lie.
inS The 81 in-tsliucnD ia Ike manner on
The first day 81 October
by order Of the Board OF Directors.
ANDREW HUNTER, Cfr-u
June .. 1880.