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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-29
POETRY.
From the 81. Louis Times.

From he 81. LOUIS Times.
We cni the following lines from n new spaps
several years since We know not who ! III
author OF them, but whoever he was, he h,
srl,ien by ma which. for sublimity Of thong
and expression, we do not remember ever
have seen surpassed.
HYMN 10 TIE STARS.
! Ay there, We shine, aud there have shoue
| In one eternal 9 hour OF prime :
Each rolling, burningly alone.
! Through boundless space and countless tim,
Az there, ye shine, the golden dews
That pave the realms by seraphs trod;
There, through yon echoing vault, dtfuse
The song Of choral worlds 10 COP.
fe bile spirits bright as erst
Young Eden's blnhnigh, saw We shine
On all her flowers and fountains first.
Yet sparkle from The hand divae
Yes brgh, ms then, We smlled Ia catch
The music Of sphere $. far.
fe hold your high, immortal watch,
And grid your GoD's pavilion there.
Gold frets to dust ; vet there w are;
lime riots the diamond there ye roll
In primal light, us II each star
GnshrinedHn everlasting soul.
Aud do they not smce yon bright throng,
One all-enlig htung Spirit own,
Praised there by pure siderlal tongues.
Eternal, glorious, blesi, and lone.
Could man but see what We have seen,
Unfold awhile the shronded past,
From all that is, 10 what has been ;
The glance how rich The tango how vast
The birth OF time the fise. the fall
OF empires myriads, ages flown;
Thrones, cities, tongues, arts, worshps all
The things whose echoes not gone,
Ye saw red ZoRoAsrER send
His soul into your m, site reign.
Ye saw The adoring Sabian bend.
The living hills his mighty fame:
Brot alh his blue and beam,ng sky.
lie wofshpped at vour lofty shrine,
And deemed, ne saw. with gifted eye,
The u oDuEAD, in his works divine.
Aud there ye shine, rs il TO mock
The children Of an earthly sire,
L he storm, the bolt, the ealthuuase's sheck.
The red volcanoes cat'ract fire,
Drought famine plague, and blood, anc
flame
All natures ills. and life's worse woes
Are nought 10 you ye smile the same
And scorn alike their dawn and close
Az there, ye roll, emblems sublime
vi HIM whose spirit o rr US moves
Be' ond tho clouds OF grief and crime.
Still shining on the world he loves
Nor IS one scene TO mo,lals giv'n,
That more divides the soul and sod
Than yon proud heraldry of heay'n,
Yon burning blazonry OF God.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-29
TURNER & KilRk

IRNFORM their friends and the public tina
they have just received fresh supply o
splendid Goods, which they oher.at Northern
retail prices-Annng which are
French and Manchester Prints "a
Italian Lusirine, 'uperIor quality.
Black Go de Indis
Black Barge
Changable Silks
Colorej Gros de Naples
Satin Laventine
Merino CircassiHns
Thread Lace and Edgings
Splendid Belt Ribbons
Naukn and Canton Grapes
Scarlet, blue aud white Merioo long Sha"'s
Do do do Cashmere do
Embroidered Grape Dress Hdkfs.
Extra large Leghorn Flats and Crowns
Paper Hangngs
Hair Braids and Pulls
An elegant assortment Of Gen,'s Stacks.
Oct. %
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E'y,ensiye Executors Sale of 'SfaUes
and ofher Personal Estate.
SHALL ofer FIR Sal sal, At pa' G ; "e''o on
oaIlsJ PRESQUE ISEx:, in the Coun

II Ia
b ,ha Phantom of the late Daniel Gtnnan, dec
osIyd PRESQUE 1SEx;, !" the coun.
80 Of Culpeper, on the 6ih day "t Decem-
S.-;.r next. The sale TO continue from day TO day
u. u, ne whole shall be sold, all the Personal
and i f,v which belongs 10 the Estate Of the de-
81 ,ased on that Plantation, consisting Ia part OF
h.,ween Fifty and sixty Slaves, between 20
and 80 Horses, several Brood Mares OF the
FIRST hood, about One Hundred Head of Horned
caul-, n large stock oil Sheep and Hogs, about
700 Barrels Of Corn, n large quantity OF Hay.
Fodder. &c. Plantation Utensils Carpenters
and Blacksmiths' Iools House mold aud kitch.
en- Furniture, Copper Still, one OF Chan
dler's best Surveyors Comprises, with Chain
and Plotting Instruments, with many o,her AT
,icles 100 tedious 10 enumerate.
II Is confidently believed that in proportion
TO the quan,ity,of Property that will be offer
ed for sale larger proportion of very valuable
property was never offered Al public sale in Fir
pinia. The slaves are generally likely, many of
them very much SO and amongst them is very
valuable Blacksmith, young aud healthy. A
moags, the Horses there is a Stud, believed TO be
of the best blood in the Saif. The Siork OF Cat
tie Sheep aud Hogs, are of the most improved
breeds-mauy Of them nov fi tor market, and
well worth tne attention of Butchers. The
Furniture OF superior quality. W Farmers
and Others DESTROYS OF procuring Valuable
Stock will do we'll TO attend this Sale, as an
opportunity Of procnf ing such will seldom oc-
cur.
The terms Of sale as follows The slaves will
he sold for Cash. the residue of the Property
upon n credit Of II months for all sums above
Forty Dollars under that, Cash, the purchaser
giving Bonds with approved security, 10 bear
interest from the date but it is important to
The interes, of :he Estate, that should be able
60 command the funds at specified time,
will agreeto relnauish the interest To those
who shall pay their Bonds when due. No Pro-
perry TO be removed until the terms OF the sale
shall be complied with. To prevent n sacrifice
of rhr properly that may be offered for sale,
reserve The right of making one bid, in every
case, for the benefit of the Estate. Persons lie
sirous Of viewing any part of the Properly be
fore the day of sale, can do So by applying 10
Mr.. JOSEPH P. FLlPPo, the Manager on the
Farm
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-29

Auction Sale of Lands and Staces.

Auction Sale of Lands and StdUes.
WnY virtue of a deed OF trust, executed to MS
n ID by John Mountsasile, and ramsey his
wife, and Robert Tinsey, bearing date On the
10th day Of July, 1928, and of record IN the
county court of Amherst, we shall, on the lsi
day of December. 1880, before the front door of
the tavern house, in the town of New Glasgow,
and county Of Amherst, now occ lpicd by James
S. Pendleon, expose to SALE by way ot public
auction. the following real and personal estate,
to wit n house and lot, situated in the said
town OF New Glasgow, ii being the same here.
tofore conveyed TO The said John Mounicas,Ie
and Robert Tnsley by William G. pendlt,oo,
and James S. Pendlelon. two other i'm.
proved lots, in the sa'd town of New Glasgow,
with all the houses and improvements thereon,
one of which lots CONTAINS the Store house
lnely OF cuped by James Rose aud the other
being the same which at the date Of the SAID
deed oftrust, was occupied by the said John
MountcasIle. Also, tract Of land, lying in the
said county Of Amherst, within one mile of the
said town of New Glasgow, containing by sur
yey $50 acres, be the same more or less, and
adjoining the lands OF David s. Garland, John
Coleman and others; also, q acres OF land,
ADJOINING the last mentioned tract, purchased
of David 8. Garland-also. one other tact Of
land, lying and being in the county Aforesaid
hundred and twenty three acres. more or less
aud adjoining the lands OF Baruei Cash, William
Duncan and William Sanddge also. one other
tract OF land lying in said county, supposed 10
contain two hundred acres adjoining the tract
last before mentioned, and also adjoining the
lands OF William Sandidge aud others--also,
Inc following slaves, with the increase OF the
FEMALES OF them, il any, since the date of the
SAD deed OF trust, namely, one negro man
med Moses, and his wife Amy, two negro boys,
Bob and Washington, two girls Dosia aud Ma
~ two men George and Albert, one woman
named Rachael, one boy Meredith one girl ma
med Eliza, one woman named Betsey, one wo.
man named Judy, one boy named Archy, aud
two girls Apphla and B,tsey.
\ Terms of Snle.-The slaves " i'll be sold for
cash, and for the real property ore fourth of
me purchase money will he required 10 he paid
on the day OF sale, u the balance in three equal
'nsalments at 6, II and Is months from the
cay ofsale, TO be secured in every case by
notes made negotiable, and payable II one Of
the Banks in Lynchburg, satisfactorily endors.
ed, aud by deeds Of trust on the property pur.
chased.
ihe title TO all ofthe said property is believed
10 oe good, but acting merely as trustees, We
VIII convey only such tile as is vested in us
W Tue ueed ct trust aforesaid. Should the sale
nor De completed on the day above appointed,
VIII be continued from day to day until com,
P'e'ea' RICHARD s. ELLIS, ! Trus-
a.. ., ChloWELL DABNEY, tees
80 - tbs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-29

N r court held for Amherst county oh Tue 18Th day
~ of October 1880, Peter +. Christian, IN his own
right and as surviving exor. Of John Christian (b
dec pItC against Richard Davenport ana mary ms
wife. Charles l.. Christian John Christian VIM L.
: Chris,ian Elizabeth Christian, Walter L. Christian
John Christian, infant under the ago OF twenty
one yers, son Of Samuel Christian, dec pfury 'nris-
tim Judith Christian, James o. Christian, ana Dan
III y Christian, Detts. In Chancery.
Tho defcadanls Richard Davenport aud mary ms
wife Charles l.. Christian WIN b. Christian and iona
Chrisiinn tson of 5anueD not having entered their
onucaranss aud given security according TO the act
OF Assembly aud the rules of this court and appear
ing from satisfactory evidence that they are ho' ln
habitauts of tins country II Is ordered mat Tue sac
do appear here the first day OF December
ri noxt and answer the bill Of the plani ~ thai
copy of this order be forthwith inserted ia sone
naper nrined in the town lynchbnrg Tor two months
nncessiyely aud posted at the front door OF the court
s' - my Copy--Iesta
MUSE Vi VINO S'' ARTHUR u. DAVIES,
Oct. 81
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A Continuation of the Executors ale
,bNS Monday the l3ih Jay of December next
Twill be offered at Public sale, IN like man
ner. at the late residence oil Daniel GJinnan, de.
ceased, IN the Town of Fredericksburg, all The
Personal Estate OF said Grinnan, 10 sail Town
consisting ofsevera, use-Servants, Garden
er. Cook, Hostler aud Sempstress, &c. ali the
Household and Kitchen Furniture, Carriage &
Horses, light Wagon, Riding Horse,a consid
cradle Stock Of Books, with variety OF other
articles too tedious TO enumerate. The terms
of Sale, las stated in the previous ndve rtsemen,.
JOHN WELLFORD, Ex'er
Of the last Win and Testament of
DANIEL GRiNNAN, deceased.
EOct IL, tbs
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Valuable Lands for Sale.

/ 1fN pursuance of Deed of Trust, dated the
- IN, January lS2S, aud recorded in tn,
cnnnty court Of Amherst, executed by David S
Garland and jane Ii. his wife 10 Daniel Hig.
g'nOofam aud James Lyons, Jr.. trustees, in
trust, TO secure the payment ofihree thousand
and eighty eight dollars and 'lineiy cents, with
interest thereon, from the 10th of January
| 1928, to benjamin. w. Leigh and Robert Stan
ard, to satisfy the said debt and the expenses
al the trust.-wW be sold. al public auction. 10
IN" highest bidder, COR cash, at tae front door
| OF the Eagle Hotel in the city of Richmond, on
FRIDAY the 10Th day December next, the fol
lowing lands in the SAID Deed of Trust men
toned and conveyed, and rnore particularly
described, VIZ:
ohe tract OF parcel OF land, lying aud beng
IN the county of Amherst. on tire north side
and adjoining Bnlalor River .ud on both sides
OF Higginbothams Creek, aud Containing one
tho isand and three acres (by metes and bounds
IN the sal Deed Of Trust deseribed) made up
ofthe lands purchased OF Henry Holloway and
William Lee.
One other tract or parcel Of land containing
siSts acres adjoining the before mentioned
Tacf, ana being the same land which was sold
under decree of Amherst county court Of
September term 1903, pronounced in the case
OF David ). Garland, adm'or of Benjamin Phil.
Fps, dec Il, and guardian OF George ID. Philips
an intant son OF William Philips, decd conf
pinlnan', against Mary Philips widow y relict OF
William Philips, deed and oihsrs defendants,
and being the same land which Was conveyed by
Gabriel Penn, to William Philips deed by
deed dated lst May 1885, and duly recorded in
the couniy court of Amherst.
And one other tract or parcel ofland adioin
ing the last mentioned tract containing four
hundred acres (by mees and bounds ~ The said
Deed of Trust described) and being the same
land that was granthd 10 Aaron Higginboham
and devised by Jacob 1yree the elder 10 his
two sous William aud jacob.
The sale will be made by the subscriber
under the special power. in the Deed OF Trust
expressed and cnntained to the trustees or
either ofthem. to make the sale, and emily such
lille lis vested by the said deed in tha trustees,
is 10 be sold and conveyed, -And the sale viii
commence, between tho hours OF II and |
O'Clock Of the day OF sale above appointed.
JAMES LYONS, Junior.
Nov 4 ida
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Nov. 4.

NeOrtCE By virtue Of deed Of trust,
III executed by the late Hill Carter 10 the
undersigned, bearing date the l4h day OF
May 1928. and recorded ia the county court
Of Amherst, for the purpose of securing TO the
President, Dnecio 81 Co. oi the Fafmers Bank
ofVmg ina certain debts in the said deed mention
ed, with interest thereon, We, or Que sf Us, VIII
proceed TO SELL at public auction, for cash, on
the second day Of December next, in the town
of New Glasgow. in the county Of Amhersi
in front OF the Tavern, occupied by MIR. j.
Pendleton, seventeen Slaves, with the increase,
If any, of the females. OF so many of The said
Slaves as shall be suficieni,o pay 10 the said
President Directors IL Co. OF the Farmers
Bank Of Virginia the amount due TO them, UNI
der the deed aforesaid, together with the CHAR
ges of sale The sale will continue from day
to day, il necessary-The Trustees will convey
70 the purchaser such title only as is vested III
them by virtue of the deed above menl ioued.
EDMUND WINSTON. }r..
ALEXANDER TOMrKiNS, ''
Oct % ids
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yur,,er * Kere

yYNAVE jast received and will sell al lower
IA prices than ever,
| case Cassineiis
| case A PLAID Linseys
/ bale Flannels
case large and fashionable Leghorn Flats
and Crowns
A few liecrs handsome Pembroke Lustres
Mrrluo Creassans.
Nov. -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-29

Monongalia--col Richard Wss,. and Fran
els Bill,nsslrs
Monro john II. vswiefs
Mo"igomery-w" b. Pae.tont and Col Js1
cob HELMS.
Morgan --Johu o'Ferrap
Nansemond --John {. Cohoon.
MELON James Garland.
fiebolas-iI. ID. MuLaaghlint
Norfolk couniy--Jnof w. Murdaugh aud Jao.
fhompsoat
Sorthampton-Col. Liiileion Upshur.t
Nofthumberlsnd---Col. 8. BlackwslLt
Noiioway-HezekiahR II. Anderson.t
ohio--z Jacob and yohn PIrioll
orange--Janes Barbourt
Patfink--lssac Adams.
pendleton-liarnoa Hinert
fm,slyyania--v,nceot Yiiehert all VIM
Swanson.
focnhonias--John Bsxler.t
observation-disclosures Miller.
Preston Nv ilisin Il. Zinnt ~
Prince Aforementioned N. Venable.t
Princess Anne--Charles IA. Shield.t
Prince George--FrsnenE r.. Rivss.
Prince Wiliam-John w. Ty ler.t
kantolph--
Roekbsdge---Samuel Mcdowell Moore ana
James hcDOwellt aat
Rocking bam--Col WIN. Nc Mahon. and Col.
Samuel IL. Lcwist
Rasseli--Dayid II. Alexandcrt
scou--tiiram k,lgore.
Shenandoah Phillip Williams, Jrt Wm. A.
Harrist and Wright Ga,ewood.t
soo'hampton--William B. Gooiwyn.
Spotsy ivania--tieo,ga Hamilton
5iaiiord--rhomas q. Moncure.
Snrry --John {. Crump.
Sussex-Rchard Eppes.
Tazssll--u "a. Gillespie
Tylnr-Jobn MeGo,t
Wash'ng'on-Mocoilough. aud John Kel.,
ler.t
Mes'moreland -Wllloughby Newton
Wooa--J. J. Jackson.t
Wyihr--Cbaries l.. Crockett.
Norfolk Borough--Wm MAXWELL
Peiersburg-Wm. II. MackfaraoJt
Richmond ci,y--Jon Rutherford.
tNot ~ he last Legislature.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-29
Copartnership.

vEVHE subscribers will, in future, carry on
Z their Rope, Irvine, and Bagging making
business, at the old stand of. II. Echols, al
The lower end OF main street, under the firm OF
Echos and Cundih, where they will keep on
band a good assortment OF Cordage, Irvine g.
Cotton Bagging, for sale wholesale and retail
at unusually low prices.
jill ECHOLS,
JONATHAN e CUNDTFF'
April o6 Is
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tyFor 81 per annam, payable In advance : ,ails
s,ion tIl he received for losstimc than SIX noh.is
and no paper will be discontinued tput q. " N
of one fditors) until nj arrearaEes hre pau, No,
n Advertisements will be inserlea ~ o -, escb
.,uare Tor Iess) the first time aud 81 IL cents io Gu
ranfinnance Those from iistanct must ne pau ,ol
oas 10 their insertion or the payment assumed py
some responsible person in kynchbure.
n Chancery Orders not exceeding Two squ"esne
sulctters addressed to tho Editors must be sspo
,a,a ar they will not be attended I"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-29
Wheat! Wheat !.
April 90

XOSaE are now receiving Wheat nj the Bla ok
" Water Mills, IL viii pay the best cash lIire
for all delivered there. Those wishing to en-
gage their crops, wIll phase call on rs. We vii
give Them choices Of several liberal PROPOSE
lions. NAlHL' NiNolOS g. 20
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NAsM for WheAt.

wv VIM pay the best cash price for all
MI Wheat delivered at the LyGcnburg
vii, PERSONS wishing 10 engage their crops,
of ". p'ese can on MS. We viii give them choice
VI several liberal propositions
July
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oct.2i
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-29

From he 81. Louis Times.
We enl the following lines IRON n newspaper
several years since ~e know not who ! the
author Of them, but whoever he was he has
"rltien by ma which. for sublimity Of thons ht
and expression, we do not remember ever 10
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-13
Retail Grocery Store,

VIyHE subscribers at their stor, coneI of King and
i Fairfax streets. off,r for sale
Gunpowder TEAS, pSrtl, Of the hevl,Ps car:
Imperal go, imported last month, and
Young Tyson Of very superior qualities.
olfsugars, part steam refined
Brown sugars, Of prime qualities
Mace, nutmegs, cloves and all other spices for n.
miiy
London Particular Madeira. par, imported in 1918
Sicil, Madeira
LISBON hss "''' WINES
Malaga
St. Julian Clsret ineases Of one dozen,
or by the bottle,
Cognsc and peach brandy
Old Jamaica, West Indis and Northern rum
Holland gin, pare, and country gin
Old and common whskey
Bounce, four years old
New Orleans and West India moIssses
Strong cider vinegar, for picking
Duponts' Gunpowder
Shot of all sizes
Windsor and scented soap
Yellow and brown soap, hanuiaeturso
old & good oy
Mould and dip candles sam b LafmouE'
Family -four, bet Shenandoah brands
Best English mustard
indigo m adder, and other dye stuffs
with variety Of other articles, all Of which Will DO
,oTd at very moderate prices.
N, b. Families to whom choice tea 10 desirable, arc
requested to give the above q trial.
iune II SANUH' = LAkSpcHH !
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-13
peanDAY monn1suao AUG gsT %, $780, NEW 81
David Martin
Has just received and offers for SO

Has juSt receiueG dld !DerS J0f safe,
DAR OF " Fights; or Table of the Relative Pro-
portions actually existing between the weights of
Foreign Commercial Countries and tlmse of,he United
States: embracing other weigbty information. by W.
B. Barney, late Naval Officer If the POP IF Baltimore
The "pToprietor' of these Tables having, for macy
years. been aware of the great utility that such work
would be to the merchant, eng@ed-in foreign com
merce rs well in disseminating the information it
contains still generai! and occupying, as he did
for considerable time situation where he frequent
ly met with difficulty, and in various instances found
utterly imprscticabIe obtsin any thing like salts
factory knowledge Of the relative proportions the
commercial ,reghis Of different foreign eountries ISL
ands and places. bore to tose of the United States
he has been induced to undertake this work. and con-
ceives, that by offering it in its present form, Invested
OF all extraneous matter thereby rendering less bull
Ky, of course less costly, it will be found the more &C
ceptsbe. aug 4--f
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-13
Teas. Coffee, brandy, &c

-
CAMUEL MEssERsMITH oAersfor sale
- Is chests young hyson TpAs or v.,i,
. sA sss.,. su"povssr Gus Gus %pcs'.,o:;;
s4 ys ,sn e sss' so,e. imperial very reduced
Is half chests and boxes Y. n. P''oe
100 bags Rio and Porto Csbeilo coffee
5bags Jamaica pment0
10 do Sumstrs pepper
Is boxes and half boxes Bakers & Tapham'S
chocolate
II pipes Cognnc brandy, part Of which is old
aud fine, and willie sold low to close ssles
Ii half ppesdo, siegne.te brand
} pipes holland gin
4 hhds New Orleans rum, 4th prosf
30 bbls Baltimore whskey
Sherry and Madeira vine, in half pipes
feneffft ,hd Lisbon do in pipes
Malaga. sherry. and Lisbon, in hall or casks
900 bags shot, from the fhGnix Shot tower Co.
A constant supply OF all sizes, a, the factory
$50 reams cap, post. and letter paper, from the
mamuf,clory OF ID. J. Ames
90 realms straw paper
100 do common wrapping do
60 bundles bookbinders' and band box boards -
l7Oboxes Muscatel, bunch and bloom Malaga raj.
sins
10 hhds W. I. molssses)
do NO. do Glow. to close sales
30 bblssugsr house do
800 pieces German Ilessisns
s tons clean Russia henri
10, 600 bushels Turks Island salt march 80
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-13
Payer, Tobacco, etc

paper, Tobacco, etc.
iAG REAMS large size wrapping paper
tpN' 20 boxes small lump tobacco
Landing end for sale by JAMES IRWIN.
Who has IN Store,
40 hhds New Orleans sugar
400 sacks Liverpool blown salt
1000 bushels ground alum do
60 barrels steam refined sugar
20 do New Orleans rum
20 do country gin
10 do cordials, assorted
40 boxes and half boxes chocolate
40 kegs ground pepper
20 do do ginger
10 bags race do
Spipes cognac brandy
half pipes do
20terccs fresh rice
40 bags green Rio coffee
90 do white do
90 baskets weet oil
All Of which he offers for sale on moderate terms.
June 10
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-13
New Goods.
More New Goods

More New Goods.
Vu>E subscribers have just received, BY the schoon.
l. ers Columbia and Erie, from New York, an add.
tional supply Of
SEASON.9BLE DRY GOODS,
Which they will sell very low
JSO. ~. J HNSON & Co.
jyS-2w Corner of King and Royal streets.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-13
George johnson

HAS on hand and for sale-0
Ill Beat Burgundy Madeira Wines, o.
Tinta J. Howsrd's, March
London Particular q Co.'S brand,
Fines, Grape Juice
Chewing tobacco, of Myers and spencer's brand
n. II. and cut herrings put up in ,he best nanney
few hundred gallons of very best cider ylnega
fine for picking
One bale wool
100 sides upper leather, and y
lot Of mahogany boards for cabinet work
iy %
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-13
Eor New Nopk .
NeM'OrIcanS Packets

SEE Having been engagedihthe New orieanstrade
AHwith u1r ;hOunrr. the TRANSPORT and the
UIlHiAG iOpS BiRGE, during the last season,
an receiving considerable encouragement from ship
p,r,, all undertake TO keep both ct these vessels
',ftcse IN that tale. The wAsHiSGToSs BAaGS will
b. IN rel a.Ss 70 sail about the middle of January, and
any tan, that ~hcient quantity To make II an Oh
SCOT SAY hHfa cargo offers At either Richmond or
A-Nsr-S, one OF the vessels Will be sent 70 either
rL>- tos,ve expense tosmppcrs, or when such guam.
~ should aiI,l IS to make it of less Importance, the
passage viii 80 ul By Us to Norfolk. Ia point Of sail.
t, ,ne,y-'els have proved themselves equal if not
'genr, any in the trade; aud the masters shall be
sac. a. WILDE approved OF.
Il. CHURCUWARD & SON,
.Hlrr'k, nov IS
- IN: NeN ,n,lra Gazette, Richmond Compiler,
l7l Petersburg Republican, will please insert the
10 we tl the 1p december ani after insert the
.lone IL And then forw ard their accounts for pay
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