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Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1830-01-16
A,os homes, IN e,ninn and a f.nnca,
GENERAL POST OFFICE.

The re,,or, ofthe Post Ma,'cr Gen
era, presents rapid and cunprehrn :
i've view. Of the depar tmen, over
which he pre-ides. The post olhre,
which wc Gelitve was rcpcr desgnrd
a.. q source cfrcvenae. was esiahI,shrd
u" tr 2Gth oil July. i7-5 II consist
cd Of one lne OF po,t, extending iron,
Falmouth, New England, 10 Savannah.
IGeo The c.'nhl ,i,menl aa. ,.r,,et
in I7s9 In 1880. here were "a psst
"ficss. aud 1875 miles Of p $, '.ad.
Thr number OF osi Offices a, this ti,nc
U8s9) i. s60A, and the post ,sa.i. a.
mopnl 'oll5.O0U miles. The lire of
rost coache, wa, frt es, sbIi.hsd Ny
c. ng e,., Sept 7.h, 1885. and extended
from i'ort,mou h, n II To S.vanunh.
Geo. Thn -rortaliln "f the MAD
in coac'cs daring the present year u.
munn's 10 6.5S7 .874. m,i H. s-lk,cS
AID IN horse back 5.l9s'lG2, maxi, &
the who" yearly transp,riaiion Ct the
mail ZOO OC0 miles. From state
mint Of The financial conc ms, il ap.
pears .ha' the department has M, OH.
y sus aimed l'self, bot has paid in'otbe
itreasury OF the general governme, 4,
p, the sun o Sl.IO3,063. From l7Sg
TO July !, 1899. ,he amount Of post
age was S26. 44l .496, and the cxpcD
di'u' es was 24.779 sos viz. d,an;por.
talioa OF the mail Sl6.O52 5lS; 10
posi- ma,'rr., $3.50 925 T; incidenta,
expense. SS96. .367 f; amount pad 70
the Treasurer. of the Unltrd Sales.
N,lI3,065 /; loses OF the tran.mi,-
ion "i moneys. ST., 43 balance, in
cIuding al sum, 'ue he ,ieparim u
fem post IN .'ers. S54I $50. e. GU
which d! bad aud de>pe, ATE debts, a.
mountins to $40 $40, are deducted, :,
'Iuclrg tie ac'ual balance on hand O.
the LIST July last. to Sa3o,s5O 1t fur
'her appears, tha, the Expenditures o0
The department Tor III y 1T eu,i.ny j.
Iy lst, 8,9, exceeded the receipts b.
Ss7,7Ss s7. The expenditure. ,o
'he following year, ending July l..
829, show an cxcess oser the am u "a
e ostage du, ing tie same period al
S4,7l4, Is. The rxte,s OF cxrend.
'urrsip cons' qnence Of tie inci eds.
'ariisi.s fol TIE tr.Uspo t.,.pn Of IN.
mail, from Jan I, tc J.Iy I, 1898, a.
mounts to,Si0,763, IS /; and il 70 STA
ed that il there had not bcen an in
crease Of postage, the depa,tmc, I, du \
i'g thu f. st six months Of tie veal,
you'll have sustained Joss rof S08,.
6Si.o he procce,., of. postas~s for
The quarter ending June 80, 1899, ex-
ceed the amoani Of ;he cofresponu,nu
quarter Of 1898. by $50 276 SO, The
accounts for tho qua'.er ending the
3Olh OF September !. t, are mt ollrx.
aaincd, bur So far as the examination
has proceeded. it promises a p opor-l
uonsts increase" The head Of the
department promises great improve
msai 'n frequency and cslesity ia trans
psr,ing the mail particularly y in ,hsI
western and soGihern sections Of the
country. Aod on the first of Jsnuary
oext 1897 276,89s miles viii Se a.,
Jsd " tbs yeslly transportation of The
mail in stages. several imp, o, EN- snss
in the department s'e suggested. |
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1830-01-16

besaty.. They also manufacis Q Calf skin
SHOES and thick BOOTS, warran,ed 10
be as gosc as can he purchased in town.
,cy article in tbeirlne. called for, not
on hand, will be furnished at short notice.
also Bells superior shoe black ing |;
japan d. (; shoe brushes. &c.
uOv II
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1830-01-16

7YlNasI HAVE NEVER SEEN.
y ! have ssvss ssess young psrses whs We
no, adnrsd sy The yespg ladies. 81
Ihsvs ssvsr seen ystns passsn married
and afterwards preserve his popularity sneng
the fsr ssx. 1900
I have never pen an old maid decidedly
opposed 10 mstrimony.
Ihavs never seen lawyer refuse foo ou
account Of bis clients poverty. apu
I hsvs never sssp . women that wa
tongus-tied.
/ have nsve seen gsvl that woald sing
without being ssked st least forty times.
Ihavs never ssea rich mon prefer marry
ing poor girls.
Ihavs never seen but ono lady use . tet
wsnch and pm TO tighten her corsets,
u 4 have never seen more candidates than q
present for al vacant Offices.
| have never scen woman die vith thu
lock jaw. .,t r,.lsss 6ea fr.as
Ihave never soon mAn that could ex
plain the ApocalsP,e. ii .et .esx ''l-.
Imsve never seen the Great Sea Serpent
or Tom Thumb or the msn in the moon.
Iwould have trsv, lied to sec all these
things, but my guardians Psksd suaws in my
ley,. soet loA f9 f'1 nlfH
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ishAnticeptic Dentifrice

s''A1's'' s''AHtICcINiC lJentllcIce
For cleaning. tohitening, and preservi,rf
the Teeth ond Gums.
+ HK BrrIsH ANrIcEprIc DEWITT
rRIcE, which the proprietor wishes most
particularly to recommend to the attention
Of :he public, is perfectly exempt from Ill
those acids which in general foxm the b sis
OF tsoth powders in common use, and which,
although they may whiten the teeth for
short timo, must inevitably destroy the Enom
lei by thoir deleterious action on this beauti
ul covering Of the teeth. The conse uence
is that the Enamel which IS the shield proyi
ded by nature TO protect the spongy and ner
vous internal structure, is rapidly corroded
BY these acid ingredients, become more dis
coloured than ever and exposes the inner
portion Of the tooth 10 carries and rapid and
certain decay. By the use of the British
.Anticen'ic Denfifrtce every morning with,
brus moderately hard and colo water, the
accun llaiion Of Tdrta, will not onl, be pre-
ven "a but the teeth rendered BEAUTIFULLY and
pte aoneniiy sphite, and the gums restored
nat freedom from soreness, that hardness
eli orescence which are the sure tests of
heir healthy state, and the best guaranty of
that natural fragrance Of the breath which
cnn never be expected in connection with
ou teeth. and scsrbutic, unhealthy gums
Price so cents Bsx.
w None are genuine without the written
signature D; T. KIDpE, on the outside print
ed wrapper. ,- a.
- A large Discount to Country Physician.
April IL. -,
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lN0..f NeW Moo0a.

sNrE Goods Of different kinds have been
4 received this week, and are going off
al ve'y Ieso prices. For further particulars
please to apply at the
rs LONG ROOB.
NJ b. J. r, w. 4 co. arc receiving
such goods as ure in demand, from various
80 rces, almost every day, which keeps
their assortment constantly worthy tho at
'ent,vn OF buyers.
nov FL
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IN ODE TO THE NE v YEAR.

IN ODE TO THE NE v YEAR.
Hark ! hsrk heavenly voice hear:
Iis solemn accents STRIFE my ear; ,tn
1t seems to say, another ycar &
ls past aad gone.
Alas ! how quick our moments Ay
Those title arch deceivsrs cry, - -. ~.
We are but few. lst us pass By yfI 70
sttrit .1nd heed IN not.
And thus by ,hem ~ are deceived,
Til hours are wasted unporcsived .,... :
Not enc Of which can be retrieved
Though great their loss.
For hours to days do quickly torn,
And days in quick succession run, .,,a,'
Till months are formed, and mouths wher
gone.
Make up our years.
End al our years are Suta fsw!
Then iss each one awske, and do,
And strive to 60, lifes business through, =
Ere III tee lste---
That We. whens'er our end shall come,
May welcome death, nor fear the tomb
DIT bs prepared 10 mss, our DOOM
. ,r-. With tranquil heart.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1830-01-16

vEpHEN CHAFEE, "f Bristoi,
- Merchant. has this day assigned
to The sub be. 'ibcrs, III his property and
estate, in trus, for the benefit Of his
creditors. All persons having DE
maids against said Cbafee, are request
ed TO present them !" the subscribers
for ajusi menl, anil all persons in
'l,b'e,l 10 said ChaGee, are requested
to make immediate payment to
WV. HhYNOLnS.l As.;on....
OiEN SPENCER,
Oct 81 1920.
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WASHEiiy

A WAY from the sho Of die farm
N which the subsciiber occuPiesen
Bdstol neck. !. in the gale Of Sstors,ay :
night last. n. smuii ,clinker built cedar
BOAT. l'aihtsst tlur.6 Any lpersca Civ
ING inforMation SO that she can be- ob
tsinsd, shall be generously rewarde'i.
.ff n Sr-ss Henry WOLF
81 Bristol Neck .iD~cs 1915 gsEl'a = 3
so PNiNTERS. Z BD0KsELLERS
- "s'i AND PUBLISHERS. q IS ". y
, ,FAMEs I tONNER. offers f.r sale
81 ut hfs Type and Stereotype Found
~, l07 Nassau ~, eet, Printing Types.
az $ months credit. orr re per cent
deduction for ca-h at the deduction 10,
cash at The prices affixed.
Hi. type will be found as perfect ,anr
made Of as good materials, at least. a,
hat manufactured at any other estab
ish'nent: tits nearly all of nm en'i Z
Ne" CUT is lighter faced than any
oiher n0,O erhibf ed, and will on.e-
qu1n'Iy ,csar longer, iooa bette, take
less ink. and less labor in working
than most cher tspe. y
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1830-01-16

A tbousand probabilities do not make
one trsth. --.-----
A blow frpn frying pan. though. is
dues not hurt, it suiIiss.-(Spsnish.)
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ANOTHER PARODY.

Farewell, . long farewell TO all gailspting
THIS 10 tho lovers state. To day he sees a
maid ..,- ~ s.v.,.,
Ansysd IN blushine beauty 10 morrow woo',
her; -iI,a.fg,
And bears her p'easing image in remem-
The hhd day comes . beau, q faircr beau,
And when he thinks. posr easy fool, full sure
" .e1 rs
HI marriage 10 approaching. blast his hepos
fad then no raves as do. Ihavs veniured
Like little moths that Ai. abound the candle.
These many summers IN the field Of beauty.
But Tar beyond discret,on. The naughty
girls
An proved deeeitrnl snd now have len mo.
weary and worn with pleading. to the mercy
OF vile world that will forever jesr me.
Deceit and beauty of the sex. I hate you j!
feel my heart grow sallous--Oh how wretch,
u that blind gull who hangs on ladies' favors
Tbere 10 betwix. that yeal he would aspire
The state Of matrimony and his failure,
Mere Pangs and tears than :egues and ga,nc-
s,srs fsel /; saisa~ a'af =
And wtsn he fails, his lot is final %
Never TO love again.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1830-01-16
BLAKE y COLE.

MANUFACT.
URE Calf skin
BOOTS Of a
superior quality.
equal 20 AMEND
excelled d by mono
in the 6tAie, for
durability and
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RpHlRY>


3A1oDY rrn -i
On Hamssk's SoliIsgwy, sOritten IN Ball
Room, ~ William Baker. CArjst
: ehsrek. 0.fsrd. e
70 dance. ~ ~ V dance That i shs ques
=. ten; M sS hl f'.
Whether. 'ts better in IN awkward fellow,
With gain uucou,b. and feet turned in. Il
stand ssHH .tliff|N t4 =
4 mare spectator or with hand presump,-
az QUE A a,'.t 'N
To he'd out partner to danes ehasses
No msrs-and By one effort cay we end
Vile wswvsjss Asase. and sr the ungratsfu
fears haf 1isa
That bashfulnsss IL heir to-'tisa a deed :,
Dsvoutly 10 be wshed-to dance. to tr'p-
To trip psrchascs to tumbls-thero's r.,
rub
For from such haplsss balls. whs, laughs ma,
when We have shuffied scarce through hall
the room, n. S.
Must Civ. Us pause there's tho rcspce'
which makes .l-,...
The rusty student in corner Turk.
Pinching his finger for who else wonld bear
The eoxcomss . sness, the proud belle con
tumely, ~ nr s.s
The taunt Of foolish widows and the 'purn
Which patient rustics Of per, misses tske.
whsr he himself might his quistus work
BY moro csper. N'ho ~ould fdd'ss hear,
yetswes and eroan under the fear Of dane
ing,
Dut that the dread ofsome unhapp. baunder,
Sosne unforeseen mstake, "a foal Disgrace
Which time will ne'sr wipe Off puzzIss the
will. = :
And makes Us rather sit. and hide our faul Is
Than dance and pstllsh them. ..r,, 49,,
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1830-01-16

,AN ANswER. n pedngoeuc in Berkshire
no, long since inquired Of a oy." what part
If speech is Oh and All - or, what Is an
Intrfjeeiion 2" The lad not knowing, tho
9uieh, Of the rnd attempted 10 illustrate by
ash ine :. wba, should you say if a manseacd
you violently BY th arm % Why should
tell him to lei me alone. danation quisk ~
Asnn honest N ernian and a Lancashire
man Wcre walking together :" FRAY. (says
Pay WHIT death should you l,ko 10 die 49, :
= " ny (snswered the compsnion) the death
Of the, righteous" I" Och, (rcpiicd the quo
= est ihut you'll neverdo os Tonga, you vs!''
SlcepAhs I, pc Of death. % q so, like that
which IL iypii"s, restricted 10 tho earth.
II ii es from hel and is ex:iuded from hoas
en-,
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Iust. received,

,ppcr FINN the house Of j. Howard, March y
70 in Madeira, per schr. Velocity. supply Oh
u,rnudv and the juice of the grape in quarter casks
yhe quaty Of the above Wines is very superior anu
,hey are offered for sale low, by ;, ,.ssrv
aug 10 ,: ~
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-24

New Goods


~ BALES 3.4, a, and 4brown cottons
III Steain.Ioom, Newmarket, Waltham. Arkwrights
and other bleached cottons
Cloths and cassnetts
Domestic plsids and checks, Roucn cassimeres
Bedtickings and Wilmington stripes
Madras hdkfs and shawls, Railroad cottons
Linen and cotton diaper. csicoes and prints
Linen and cotton hdkfs
Imitation damask, suspenders
Ready made clothing
Together with variety of other articles.
Also,
Ladies' puffs, Nayarno bonDets, straw bands
second hand piano fortes, looking glass clocks
barrels EPSON salts
ADDITIONAL.
Light blue plates, ASsortedi do do pitchers
Edged plates, assorted
China teas, with and without handles
Enamelled glass vases.
Square, globe, and Generic lamps
Lemonades, huted and hiigreed tumblers
Stone toys, pint TASKS, &c.
Jus; received and for sale by
aug 18 GEO. WHITE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-24
New ii, DDS.

New GI obs.
IbICHARD 8. HOPKINS 4 Co. have received Al
1 4 additional supply of
Which they offer for sale on accommodating terms;
Among them are
Calicoes and ginglams
Foulsrd muslins
Black gro de maps
White and black silk hose
DO DO cotton do
Linen cambria and flag hdkfs
Black hastings
Ladies' and gcntemen's glove
Gauze hdkfs and scsris
Bell anIlutes,ring ribbons, sc. &c.
iy21
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Teas Coffee, brandy, &c


Yeas. Coffee, Nra0ay, nc.
'cAuuEI. MsssEwsMiTH ofersfo sale
- Is chests young hyson TEAS, of vsri.
q s' ee.. su"po~deF us nss, =.
a4 "a' e snrss "psraI very reduced
IS half che sts and boxes Y
100 bags Rio and Porto Csbello coffee
S bags Jamaica pmento
10 do Sumstra pepper
rs boxes and half boxes Bakers & Tapham's
chocolate
IA pipes Cognsc brandy, part OF which IS oio
and fine, and WILDE sold low to close sales
II half pipes do, Sirgnette brand
8 pipes Holland gin
hhtIs New Orleans rum, 4thproef
80 bbls Baltimore wh:skey
Sherry and Madeira wine, in half pipes
TenerifIe and Lisbon do, in pipes
Ms.sga. Sherr,, and Lisbon, in half or casks
400 bags shot, from the phenix Shot Tower Co
4 constant supply Of sllsizes. a, the factory
$50 realms cap, post. and letter paper, from the
mandatory ct ID. Ames
90 rcamsstraw paper
100 do common wrapping do
60 bundles bookbinders' and band box o1sros
I7Oboxes Musca;eI, bunch and bloom "aSb -"
sins
lsA' ID NO. " J, "''d do lov. to close sale.
2ObbIssugsr house do
100 picces German liesslans
e tons clean Russia hemp
- sac b.shefs TurksI.iard SAT- rren cS
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THE wATIo# AL MAGAZINE:
Or J4DT.S EMPORIUM

OT lam > Il H[ bhfCNb'
ysyiIE intended work will be generally literary, and
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Of prose and verse, and their sub DIVISIONS INTO nara
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or selected Nor although lis general head be lrera-
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branches. be neglected, when they shall be offered
for publication in the "National Magazine
I'm the struggle which is now going on between CT
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ton " As victim Of proscrpuon' she mas s""et
ell too much and knows mach to permit her ehtre
silence Upon that subject She cannot avoid peak
mo ir,.ly-she will try, however, 10 speak
,f fbere are any who would still frown upon lns a
20 witlh6l tfieif support Daughter Of the Revo
luton, aud the grandchildren OF Revolutionary tie
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should live IN honor
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Ma.e ew SooAs.

More Aew SaoAs.
ny the D ,ckets Erie, Columbia and Georgetownws
j have rec~iv eds
Bobbinet pelerines, elegant patterns
Ad.ianople gnghams and prints
Printed cambr,c musllns
Super black bombsznes
Colured cambria gloves UadiesD
lntennes blue. buff and pink
Ionlonfinr plaid ginghams
Brown bonnet tanbrcs
Hcsyy black sinchews
Do brown and green do Qor umbrella
Scarlet English bandsnnoes
Fancy printed eravats
White lrilngs
Green floor bsizes
Carpet bindings; sc, &c.
And per packet, from Philadelphia,
| case ladies' psrssols. and
Gentlemeh's summer umbrellas
ivI5 jas MCKENZIE & Co
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Sugar, Coffee, .ANlasses, ne
cn nuns. New Orleans. St. Croix, and Porto Rico
Ns sugars
$500 BIS loaf AMI lump suG ", part steam refined
20 O0u lbs coffee. part strong scented Rio
10 bag superior old Lara c0rtce
50 hhls retailing mniaSSes
80 chests, half chests, and boxes gunPowter,
imperial and young h, son teas iste 'mpor-
ta,ions, part, the eh''le's very superior
teas
eO7o lbs cotton yarn Nos Is, st factory prices
500 lbs heavy Suma;r, pepper
tons shot, assorted TO No ~
ceroons frstq'ahty Spanish indigo
20 quarter cssk, Dry and sweet Malaga
10 INDIAN barrels 5 WINE
% . GaSns prime Goshen cheese
-Ground alum and sack salt
witha general assortment Of vines liquors, spices,
dive stufS gunpnvdcr, chewing tobacco, soap candle
md other Grocer for sale, credit or for cash
Da,mert, at moderate prices, BY
aAMuE !:.. J, = I'D ana warrenton
cc,.inr, MA pease insert this three weekly and
III RI accounts TO the Office of the Phenix Ga
sehu wv" sep
z ttt
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SOrf Uguy.

4 BONES refined sugar, 'nilnS from the s'ool
9 ,5hN. from tbiia}c'0iis 'or SAFE by
.s1.Sl NOW'n NiNGCRFlS g. ID y TO
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-24
EENSETT'S CELEBRATED
STRENGTHENING MASTER.

1s,uE celebrated STRENGTHENING ras.e r lot s for
.a,ma,;c ufe ctions liver complaints, and dyspepsia
RMS medicine Is the invention of celebrated sur.
aann and so numerous the instances IN when ,ne
mo-, sautary effects have been produced by IT, Una, "
:; ,;,h the utmost confidence recommended 10 all WIN
% "a ,c,sd with those di ,tressng compliant
Tier, s condition annexed to the sale OF 'hs af''
,I craving out of the best of reasons tria VIZ: u
~ Emf, above stated is not obtained, the money
vii, he returned This, we trust when ta'ry fohs',
dered, will be the strongest possible evidence '""'
eou'u WILLIAM LANPHIER Co.
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MaeEerel

, = BR' 8 Nos ? and s Msckerel, for sale BY
- sep, rs SAINT. n. HARBOUR & Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-24

yust NecClNeu,
xvTARRAN1ED summer strained new oeei'fa
w sperm oil ..,;o,
Tobacco, III kegs and boxes
Fresh ThomastGn lime
coarse and fine salt, behring's
First quality bacon hams
no do shoulders and middlngs
Err sale on usual terms.
or 'A'' W .aad on Hooe's Wha,E
an cords max and pine wood, which will be 5od 10"
to clear the wharf I'll, r,or,
a SUNNY Of new wheat Family f'o"s' 81, g..
c.sb r;y.n for Wheat, Rye, Corn, ana riou'' IRON"
Cash S"e T.IOS. VOWEiLs
wagons Corner Of Potomac strand and Duke street.
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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-24

Cavriasa lraces, sc.
A SUPPLY of carriage aces, knobs and sprnSS
a seyera! quadrsnts and one compass, with DUN"
directory for the East Indies; also,
M,ckerel and behring's, soap and candles
A small lot ut cut nails
great varet, Of Dry Goods
One elegantgo!d repeating watch
For sale by 'ho'
.P Regular Auction Nights-l'ionday' Ved, !.
nssd6 aud Saturday nights; when great variety OF
unlimited Goods will be sold y
sent 80. -
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-24
Sun,mer Goods.

JAMES MCKENZIE Co. have just received.
81 Painted OF Foulard musins
Italian lustrings extra quality
Black satin levsntine
DO Pslmcpnes
Open worked cotton hose
Cause handke rchiefs
Heavy Irish linens in demi pieces
Super soft finish csmbrcs
Wide bobbinetts and footings
Russia crash, sic. etc.
aug 16
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-24
petersbuvg C0lt0m Yarn

BALES additional iust received, which makes the
,'sl1;m,at complete, thu, yarn A,l compare with
2 m the Union. VA d NU'T.
sent %
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-24
Charles Nennett

sKAs imported. BY the ship Pioneer from Liverpool,
4 the following
Which are offered for sale on the usual terms:-
Go,,'s 81, A. ~. and pit blankets, some of extra
suber6pe blue, olive and dark mixed cloths
Cambria muslns, book and jacane, hdkts
Book mutt and sprig null muslins
Ginghams iloiand and double tine linen tapes
Black silk hose
Hack silk waistcoa,ng, velvet and forentine
Shoe and colored threads, "t'snous qualities
Shad and herring SEINE I"lNE
Sail Irvine and book binders swings
Double Gioster and pine apple English Cheese
from London, IF first quality
And by the statira expected daily from Philadelphia
he viii receive
a general assortment of Domestic FL'fNNELS
Amongst which are some of h"eness equal to any
English.
Sa,tinetts and cassnelts, and American csssineres
Kerseys and nse,s, cotton osnaburgs
Furniture cotton checks and p'ads
Fenitentiary stripes
Flnshings and Devonshre kerseys
Bleached and brown domestic eOttons ShirtinSs
Black and coiured circasslan stuffi
WaistcUatng, great variety
Madras and supetfne ndia koma SILK hdkfs
Bedticks, sewing silks
Iwiiled sackingssnl scotch oznaburgs &c&c
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