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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-23
September .

10 .nesTs. T,ncem Jordan and Elisabeth his
wiie, formerly Elisabeth Mays, John Gibbs
aud Susan has w,je, formerly Susan NAYS.
John Mays and Jesse Mays, JNiliam Board,
Uho 'ntermarrisd ioih Sarah Mays Nancy
BobdRs, administrators. formerly Naney
Mays, Elijah Mays aud Richard Mays
0bLEAoE take notlce. that Oh the first Mon
- day in October, 1880, between the rising
end setting OF the sun, shall proceed 10 take
the dispositions of Bowker Preston and others,
at the Old Store house of Davis and Preston,
on Goose Creek, III The county of Bedford and
State of Virginia, and if should be prevented
by any cause from taking the said dispositions
on that day. shall proceed to take them on
the neAt day, and continue from day TO day
until completed. which dispositions are 10 be
read as evidence in suit now depending aud
undetermined In the Superior Court of Chan
Gerry Tor the Lynchburs District, wherein you
are plaintiffs, aud myself and wife (formerly
khodysMays) are defendants.
LEROY JORDAN.
Sep. 6 .w
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August 2.

" iRGiNlA At rules holden the clerks office of
the Superior Court OF Chancery, for the Lynchburg
district, the I'd day of august, 1880. William Chill
ton, Sen Pm against Stephen Chiffon Joseph Chiffon
Richard Chiffon, Harrison Chiffon, Rawley Chiffon,
Elizabeth Allen, Frederick Kabier, Thadeus ksber
Nicholas kabler, Jonathan Bishop and Ann his wife,
John PoindeSter and Judy his wife, Defts.
The defendants stephen Chiffon and Joseph Chiffon,
nothaNg entered their appearance and given security
according to the act OLA scmby the rules ofthis court,
<appcaring by satisfactory evidence that they
inhabitants OF this country ordered that the said deen
dan doapFcar here oil the 10th day ofthe and
answer the bill ofhe plaintiff, and that copy ofthis
der be torthH hlnsertcd in some newspaper printed
IN the town OF Lynchbufg, for two months successive
y, aud posted athe front door ofthe court house in
the sad town. Acopy-Teste.
ID. ROBES, D. Clerk
Aug 10 ,,,a,o
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WILLIAM w, CIR Avs

Prepared according to instruction from ~
WIN. Jndku of Ohio.
From The Hon John Tnlinftrro. Member Of
Congress, aid Member 0t the late Conrea-
ti0n)
RIcHMoND. OH November, 1929.
SIR II has been my wish, for a considera-
BILE time. to communicates the good effect with
which have used what Is called "JsdkinS' ONT
ment," aud which | now understand is made
and sold by yourself.-l have applied this ONT
ment, during the last four years. 10 every .pe-
ces Of honour and wound, without failure 10
produce cure IN every InstanCe.-I CONSIDER
il the most decided aud effaacious remedy in
all cases Of iumour he the cause what il NAV,
aud have found nothing so good for wounds
of any descrpion.-I may be proper TO add,
that the cure of tumour. called White SloefttHg,
given over by The most distinguished Physicians
rs ncufnble, and which they decided would
without ampuiaton, prove IA a, to the patient,
was, under my immediate notice, effected by
the use al Judkns' Ointment" and the
patient is in fine health, his limb 1ected by the
tumour heiug restored to- perfect stnie of
soundness. that the leg of man up
wards of 80 years old, which had been woun-
hed, and exhibited one dreadluv liberated
surface from the knee to foot, aud which, for
more than TWO years, h ad been considered in
curable was effeciualy cured by the application
of" Judkins' Ointment" | mention these two
cases, which fell under my immediate notice
and management, as decided evidence of the
efficacy OF this remedy III cases of lumour and
Of Ulcers have experienced, as decidedly,
the good effect OF This remedy in the cure of
L Ions aud of ever, species q ( fresh wound.
In addition TO the above cases, II may be
proper TO state what | know of It's sure effects
as remedy in all cases oil Scrofulous tumour.
Ibp most violent and hopeless OF tits des
criptIon occurred in a ssrsant of my own. IL
had ballled he most skllfn medical Treatment
hut was subdurd BY Jsdkius' Ointment"
Though the ,umours in this case after the cure
of one, would exhibit themselves in other re
g,ons Of the patient, and one IN particular OF
very large size, in The body, pai lily under, and
10 part below the ribs, YET ali were cured by
his Ointment Ii is bat nsl 10 say, that during
| The four past years have never been without
| this Ointment for the use of myself and of my
| neighhurs. And that IL has never been applied
| to any species of tumour, ulcer, wound, whether
| fresh or of long continuance, but with the
| most eliectuai result.
! seems 10 me thstany one who " i'll observe, on
| the operation of this Ointment, must be Sails
| fed as TO II. beneficial effect Il can, with the
| utmost confidence recommend tho use OF this
| valuable remedy.
attn sir, very respect fully,
JOHN lALIAF ERRO.
For sale. Wholesale and resail by
Howell DAVIES, Agent,
Main Street, Lynchburg Va.
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MILLINERY.

MIS- Gill has on hand an assortment oil
Leghorns and other Millinery. received dreel
J., from the North, which she is prepared 10
dispose Of at very low prices. She is also,
prepared to execute any order in her line with
elegance and dispatch. The ditizens of Lynch
burg and its vicinity are respectfully invited 10
call and examine her assortment.
June ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-23

NoIiCE.-By rrtue Of tIco deeds Of lrusf
" erecmed by HHidm b. TaugAan, to sc
cure certain debis IN said deeds mentioned 10
Grsen Bortss, Of record in Bedford county
court. mil be sold, on Saturday tn 10Th ofthis
month (otPtemJer,) 10 the highest bidder. TOR
cash, al HE store house lately occupied by BoWtes
g. james. IN The county Of Bsdford teo rtry rain
able young Negro Men, named John y George.
rs trustees, zee shall coapey 10 The purchaser such
iitie as is rested in us.
JOSEPH WfLSON
SAMUEL p. MITCHELL.
Sepi .. IDS Trustees
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-23

TfiRGlNIA, SOFT rules holden in the Clerks of.
" hce of the county Court of Bedford on Monday TIA
It'll day of june 1870.
Thomas Rider Complainant, against John ider, James
Rider, William Rider, and Peyton Rider (Which said
James, William aud Peyton are the infan, children Of
John Rider, dccd) George Greasy ana Polly his wife
formerly Polly Rider, William Murphy and liza his
wife, former " liza Rider, Peyton Wech and Nina hs
VIE formerly Nina Rider and Abner and Elizabeth
Wllks, infant children of John WiIks and Susan his
wife, formerly Susan Rider, Defendants
The defendants William Murphy and liza his wife
ana feyton Weich and Nina his wife not having enter
cd their appearance and given security according
the act OF Assembly aud the rules of this court and il
appearing IRON satisfactory evidence that they are not
ihhdDitalte OF TINS country On the motion Of the
piaihant by counsel, IT is ordered that the SAID deen
dants William Murphy and la his wife, aud PeytOn
Weich and Nina his wife do appear here on fourth
iondiy IN September next and the bill of tho
Companant and that copy Of this order be forthwith
lshed IN the town of Lynchburg for two months
oesipely and posted al the front of the courthouse
OF this county on two several court days.
Copy-Teste,
-, GA WINGFIELD. D. Ch.
Aug.9 wlm
HyIRGlNiA-At Rules holden in the Clerks Office
" OF the Superior Court of Chamcery for the Lynch
burg District, the 18th day of June 1890 Elijah
Fletcher, fltf against Robert Kelly aud Melville
Talbot, Des.
The defendant Bobert Kelly not having entered
his appearance and given security according TO the art
oil Assembly aud the rules of this court and appearing
oy satisfactory evidence that he not nhaban OF
TINS country IL Is ordered that the said defendant do
appear here on the first day ofhe next term and answer
the bill of the plaintiff and that a copy of this .
der be forthwith inserted in some newspaper printed IA
the town OF Lynchburg mouths successfully ana
poste Al the front door fthe courthouse, in the su
town. A copy-Teste.
J. WILLS, &C.
tll
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hYSPEPSIA.-Having been pre-.
IL vented by sickness from returning to
Lynchburg as soon as contemplated at the
time left that place. has induced nae TO auth o.
rize nv assistant, Mr.. A. +. Biggers, to receive
ana attend to any new patients who are labor
ing under dyspepsia, that may apply in my
absence. EDMUND ANDERS0N
Sept. 20 Is
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Cash fOY Wheat.

NNNfE will pay the best cash price for all
" Wheat delivered at tho Black Water
Mills. Persons wishing to engage thei crops
will please call on US. We will rthem
choice ofseveral liberal propositions.
NATHL. WINSTON g. co,
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NforICE.-Be,ng DESTROYS to close aud SCI
IN tie the estate OF Thomas q. Fowler, dec.
Rs speedily as possible the undersigned takes
this method OF requesting all persons Indebted
TO said estate to come forward and settle. Those
having claims against the es,Hle will present
them immediately, property authenticated lor
adjustment. Mr.. Jonn Fowler or Sampson
DuIgua are authorized TO transact the business
IN my absence. AGNESS B. FOWLER.
Admn. OF Tho, u. Fowler, dec.
Aug. 26. lm
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-23

TENilE estate of George Cnbell dec formerly
Il Of The town of Lyuchburg, having been
recently committed to the undersigned ms
administrator de bonis non, with the will an
nexed, by the Court OF Hastings Tor the Corpo
ration Of lynchburg, he adopts this method 70
notify the public that he is DESTROYS 10 close his
admin strarlon as soon rs circumstances will
permit and, with this view requests all per sons
indebted o said e,taie 10 make payment 10
him without DELAY. aud those 10 whom said
estate is indebted, TO exhibit their claims as
speedy ~ possible, thai they may be adjusted.
SAML. BRANSFOkD. Sergean,
OF The COOPERATION of Lyuchhurg, and
admr. de bonis non, With the wll annexed
OF George Cabel. dec.
July s Is
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CRAIL'S PATENT GRIST
MILL.

xpHE undersignsd have purchased the en-
- elusive right to construct and yend 1rsiIs
Patent sfisi Mil, 10 the counties Of Campbell
sud Bedford. 1hey are now preparing 10 e.
rect one ~ Lsnchburg. that the public MAY
have an opportunity Of seeing the value aud
,i,ts Of ms SUPERIOR hil lie construction
~ cheap and simple, and can be moved by wa
ter. steam, OF horse power. and with much lees
poser Of v,lher KIND. grind much isster Than
any upon The old plans befe'oipfe used. lhe
,oachinet, and mil dues not occupy much
more pace than common wheat fan, and al
tsr CONTRACTED, eau be moved 10 any situation
tina, may be desired. THIS mill will be invalu-
abb. where the stream "a small aud The water
power light, aud its cheaPness such that every
PLANTER vii be enabled 10 possess one and
Grind his own gram. Further notice will be
given WHEN the mill Is ~ operation that every
one may view and inspect this unrisa led ma
chine for himself ohhCHD NahE,
JOHN PRYOR.
Sept. 2. 4"
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NoliCE.-Black Water Mills is now full of
~ "hrsf-when We Can receive again, will
give notice. All wheat delivered there not
contracted for, will he considered purchastd AZ
me price We were and may be giving al the time
oil delivery. NATHL. WINSTON & Co.
Aug 30 "a
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Shoe Store and Mandatory.
II, 4Elkf,

{ryfAS 90 hand, al his Store, rext door above
IL DR.. Howell Davies. a general assortment
of Shoes, Of his own and Northern manufac
iure. which he offers at the lowest prices. Also
Philadelphia made Boots, at unusually low
prices. lie is prepared TO execute work, par,
iicuarly 10 the ladies' branch of business, with
neatness and promptness.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-23
NANI - DAVIS

EYNCHBURG, la.
n KAlEfuLt Tor the liberal patronage they
IN have met with in their line Of business.
inform their friends and the public that they
have IN hand handsome assortment of REA-
by NJ IDE CLOTHING, of The newest lash
ions. consisting III part of fine blue and black
Dress aud Frock Goats. Casinet Frocks and
Coates, blue, black aud drab Pantaloons, fine
Caslnet do, Vests Of all descriptions, a baud.
some assortment of Neck Stocks, Collars.
Shirts, S&c &c. with the usual assortment OF
Dry Goods, all Of which " III be solI at pr,res
unusually low. A large assortment Of Clonks
aud Big Goats.
n b. variety of Seal Skin and Morocco
N"pS' H. 4 ID.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-23
SEPT. 2.

ONeoIlcE.-R BY rUtue Of treo deeds q trust
~ trscH,d to The subscriber BY MWiha
Lqyue ior certain purposes therein eJPresstd,
one bearing date The l2th day of Juig. 1928.
and Tie otbtr bearing date the 25h Of hay
1880 and duty Of record in the County cant
Of Campbell. wiH be exposed 10 sale, at public
auciio,., tor really money on Friday the gan
oftLe ptessni month, (SepiembeT) on the pre-
muses. ,chenon he SAID Martha Layle, ST noW
resides reriaH parcel or traet " Land tying
on The maters Of Seneca Greek, 9mites Sonh Of
The courthouse, and adjoining The lands 9f Hen
m Broun, Nm u. Sunnty a,ld others and
containing 1877 aereS, more or less. 1fso, oil
the household and kitchen furniture, p'1ntahOn
utensils, aud stock u ererR description t! so
much Atreof as wW be sufficient 10 sn'19y the
purposes Of SAID deeds Acting as irastee, The
subscriber miH only eourty such tile as is rested
IN him ty sad aeeds, aud none other.
IN. ORGAN, Trustee.
Sent o IDS
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fa6iiE Tanning. Cmryiug, Grocery IL Com.
a mission business heretofore carried on by
John, William N Gaswell Poe. will be contin,
ned by tne subscribers, under the firm Of John
= C"sweu Poe, Who will endeavor IL give sat
laihciion to those who may taypr them with
lar custom. JOHN POE,
CASWELL POE.
Sep. l6 w1w
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Diss0lutiOn.

4 lHE copartnershp of James Terry & Co.
- was this day dissolved by mutual consent
All persons indebted to SAID concern, will SET
tie their debts with James Terry and all per
sons having claims against the said concern
Will apply 10 James Terry, for settlement.
STEPHEN TERRY.
JAMES TERRY.
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Cash Tor " Neat.

WYE will pay the best cash price for all
W Wheat delivered at the By0chnurg
Minis. Persons wishing to engage Their crops,
will plese call on u.s. We will give the II choice
oil several liberal propositions.
}. & c. 4. LYNCH, Il co.
July Is
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NEW ARRIVALS,

/HHE Subscriber has this day received
- supply OF Rohmsons Patent Groat,
for making Cruel Tor the Sick.-Also, Ink
Sand, aiIous color., a new and beautiful
article engra, ed, and plain Steel inder Boxes
for the Poke, Lights IN Tin cases, Powder Puff.
in Boxes, Watch Oil, Aromatic Vinegar, Row
lands Essence OF Tyre for d, eng the hair.
Atkiason's Permanent Ink, for marking Linen
&c. Howell DAVIES.
Sept 20.
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tlas sicaA school.

luS St,dk hJOhoot.
FHNHE. subscriber proposes to raise CLASH
Il cal School for boys, in which. together
v, the ordinary branches OF English Tuition,
as English Grammar, Geography, Arithmetic,
&c. will be taught the Latin aud Greek Ian.
guagcs, As the business is new to him, he has
M testimonials 10 offer rs to his capacity tor IT..
But he has hinsei received instruction IN one
of he highest Summaries OF the country,
and any person having II III contemplation to
patronage him. may inform himself on that
point still further, by personal examination.
For English scholars, the charge viii be 50,
aud for Classical scholars $40. payable halt
IN advance, pei tenn OF three months, begin.
nlng on the first Monday in October next, aud
ending on the first Monday in January next.
The subscribers present residence is in the
brick building of Mr.. a. Leitwich, and over
the Store OF A. D. Nash 81 Co Main street.
GUSrAVUS b. CAMPBELL.
Sept l3 limo
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DLEASE TO take Notice--T ue shall. on
Il Tuesday the I2h day Of October neri,
6.t0etn the rising and setting Of the sun of that
day. al the franklin Hotel in the tolcm of Lynch
burg, proceed TO fake The dispositions Of John d.
Urqahdrt, George Whitioeke, aud others. 10 be
read as eridence in The suit noio depending IN
the Superior Court Of Chancery for the Lunch
burg District, IN Which ace are ptoiutiGs and you
are defendants, When and Whtre you mag aiiend
II yOu think proper. You eiH also please take
notice. that II. from any cause. The taking of The
said deposiiions shall mol be completed. on the
day above mentioned. the taking of The same
DtH be continued from day 10 day bstpesn he
same hours, until The phois are taken.
ALEXANDER LfGGATT,
PATRICK MATTHEWS.
September 2. ,s4y
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CoVartner SHY.

rENHE subscriber, viii, III future, carry on
X their Rope, Irvine, aud Begging making
business, at the old stand oil. II. Echols, al
the lower end oi main street. under the firm OF
Echols and Conditi. where they will keep ON
hand good assortment oil Cordage. Twine u
Cotton Bagglng. for sale wholesale aud retail,
at unusually low pIices.
J. II. ECHOLS,
JONATHAN T. CUNDIFF.
kpril % Is
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.lEUS. RUDD
Commission Merchant ,

D ElUkNS his thanks for the liberal pa
q o, ironage heretofore received from geue-
rous PuDllc-and informs his friends aud the
public generally TINT he has removed to the
large fire proof house, formerly occupied by
MrsSrs. Morgen n McDaule main street. a
few doors above Messrs. Mckee & Mrem's-
where he is prepared to receive all kinds of
country produce 10 sell OF ship and will make
liberal advances when produce is IN warehouse
or slore--'eceIve and stone goods for Country
Merchants who may ship TO this place and
pledges himself 10 attend strictly 10 The interest
of all who may favour him with their patron.
age.
u The Fincadiv Patriot will please publish
the above Que month, aud towald lis account 10
his Office.
Aug. 81 Is
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4 Stolen Morse.
Sep. Is

yHNtIE fellow who left al Mr.. Ellioi's Stable,
n IT, this plsee, some short time past, n
Mare. which II Is said he stole from Mr.. Fetch.
er, near Abingdon, Va on hi way back TO that
place. where no wa, npprehendnd and Is 10 be
tfieJ for stealing The Mare. took with hun u
oorfel Horse. aboai7 years old, Is hands
high. hind feet \ left fore foot white, u spot on
IN lett shoulder. white face. high boned aud
long tai. Ihs horse 1t Is supposed he Gold.
On peing npprehrnded n, Abingdon. he gave
~, Tho horse 10 Messrs Fulton and Johnston ,ss
lee tor defending him on the charge Of steal.
ing Fie'che : mare. The owner will be able
To recover this horse by proving the property
and laying The charge oi this advertisement.
Sep. 10 IL
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NAUABLE PROPERTY
FOX SALE.

FT0'ih Subscriber IS anx'ou: to Sc
II Il valuable tract OF land ID the
M County of Bedford. 1t is s,lu-
ateh upon the north fork Of Goose C,cek al.
joining Capt. Buiords. aud is houOdsd on
onr sje by the main western rosd, Il Gun
tsins 49, acres. loo OF winch are cleared. 80
acres OF tbe cleared land ar first rate low
ground the "oud land lies remarkably well,
aud is ilrsf rate tobacco land. The subscriber
invIt"s those /" no wish la purchase good land
Al a low pnCe, 10 come and examine the tract
ROBERT IRVINE,
Executor oil VIM. i'ylne. decd.
Aug. . Is
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To Messrs. Biiiiam Morgan, SURVIVING partne,
John II Settle l. Co, Richard q, Hadsn,
John McRegnoids Caipin Tate, in his ou,l
nigh. and as ddministr dtor of Edmund Tate
decea,ed, Henry ~ Didiake aud George b.
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sept 90


+" Crails Patent Grlst MILL
YENhE 5ub,eribers having pure la.td the
a Palent krhtipr tnis improved, cheap and
de, rAhle Mil Tor he counties oil Bue k lng ham,
Cnu bertrand, Pa"nalan aud Nelson, OF thu
Proprietor, ore alone aulhOriz i IN dispose Of
the rights TOT lhes. crunues. They would pre-
ftr selling "a. taiire rigdt TO some ind, vidual
residing ~ can county, and would do so on
such terms as o make II an abJeet Of much
praht 10 thrm or they will s.ll individual
rights % persons IN each county. II Will be
ONLY necessary ior Farmers an others e. .u-
anime the operations oti'iS improved Mil +"
TO be convinced Of lis utility and rheapness.
and how desirable II viii be To have one on
their farAs. One oil the subscribers. atiend ling
.11ahefd Cour as an Attorney, viii be prepar
ed 10 sell entire rights for the county, or indlvi.
dual rights and persons wishing TO purchase.
eau be furnished lly calling GA them IN Am-
herst County, Blue Rldgr Canal MI. Wm. II
D,gges, OF Nelson. and Mr.. Eldridge OF Buck
ingham courthouse. will hAve one nj these Mills
IN operation in o lew days. whe,e persons resi-.
ding near, msY have an opportunity OF seeing
thtm. HENRY ". QuARLES aud
FRANCIS l.. QuARLES
sep. IL w2m
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Sep
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-27

Charles bennett

Jas imported. by the ship Pioneer from Liverpool,
i the following
GOODS,
Which offered for sale on the usual terms:-
Colts 81. 4. A, and S pit blankets some Of extra
quality
superfne blue, olive, and dark mixed cloths
Cambria muslns, book and aconet hdkfs
Book, null. and sprig null musins
Ginghams. Holland and double fine linentsp
Black silk hose
Black silk waiscoa,ng, velvet and Aorentine
Shoe and cOlored threads Of various qualities
Shad and herring SEINE rWINE
Sail Irvine and bOok.binders' swings
Double Gloster and pine apple English Cheese,
from London, Of first quality
And, by the Statirs, expected daily from Philadelphia,
he will receive
Il general assortment Of Domestic FL.7NNELS
Amongst which are some of hneness equal to any
English.
Sattinetts and cassnetts, and American csssimeres
Kerseys and lnseys cotton Osnaburgs
Furniture cotton checks and plaids
fenitentsry stripes
Flushings and Dev0nslire kerseys
Bleached and brown domestic c0ttonsa& shirtings
BLACK and colored circassisn stufs
Waistcoating, great variety
Madras and superfne INDIA Romal silk hdkfs
Bedticks, sewing silks
Twilled sackingsani scotch oznaburgs Sc. sc.
sep9
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-27
New Goods.

N BALES "a, a., and 54brown eottons
~ S.eam-ioom, Newmarket. Waltliam. Arkwrght.
and other besched cottons
Cloths and cassnetts
Domestic plads aud checks, Rouen cassimeres
Bed tickings and Wilmington stripes
Madras hdkfs and shawls. abroad cottons
Linen and cotton diaper. cslicoes and prints
Linen and cotton hdkfs
Imitation dsmssk, suspenders
Ready-made clothing
Together with variety Of other articles.
Also,
Ladies' puffs, Navarino bonnets, straw bands
2seeond hand piano fortes, looking glass clocks
barrels EPSON salts
ADDITIONAL.
Light blue plates. assorted; do do pitchers
Edged plates, assorted
China teas, with and without handles
Ensmelled glass vases
Square. globe. and cy lindric lamps
Lemonsdes, Auted and 6ligreed tumbers
Stone toys, pint TASKS, &c.
just received and for sale by
aux l8 GEO, WHITE.