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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-05
Su,n AooNs

sFSv Ss.,n aNaNS
"Ehave received by packets President and George
w Town, from Philadelphia and New York, part OF
our FALL Stock which enables us TO offer, on IT,
beral terms.
London super blue, black, olive, green, brown and
mixed cloths
Pclisse cloths cassirneres and sanests
Blankets and fannes. plainand printed baizes
Nerino and common crGassans
tombszncs ard hombaZetts
Nalencis. swan>down and toilinet ves,ings
Scotch and English paids; plain and Pd camblets
Italian lustrngs and gros de Naples
Satin ievantine, scncbews and s.rsnets,
4 1 and 5 4 nodes; satirs and hnrcnces
Italian and French crspes; pongee
Merno scarfs ,iawis and hdkf,, some extra que ity
Plsn white msrino shawls, At article
Thibet, barage and silk hsnds
English and India bandannoes
Italian and Barcelona cravats
Plain and printed jaconci do
Irish table diaper Alto i04
Do linens and meetings; black and brown Holland
1wled sacSing; hur!aps and osnaburgs
A genera qssor,n. "a t
DOMESTIC COTT'ON GOODS:
consisting, IN par, OF
Tickings
Bleachtd and brown shcctngs and shiTtings
Fancy AID lur:irure plalls.
Cotton oSnabmgs C. &C
All of which have been selected by an experienced
dealer SCI ! " R'6t'
oc,S Corner of King and Royal streets.
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NCNlOVa al.

'sviE subscriber respectful informs his friends and
the public, that he has removed his establishment
next door to the rankin House Hotel, few doors
below his Old stand where he continues TO carry on tho
Saddle, Harness Trunk business,
Nv NIL ITy H7RIOU> BRANCHES
lie tenders his grateful aokno" iedgms nts to his
friends and the public, for the liberal patron re he has
received from them; and bess leave TO assure l. EN-,
that, with tn aid of the best workmen, AM all am.
pie supply of tile most choice Materials he will be
able TO render entire satisfaction 10 those who may
please to favcr him with their business either b, OrGer
personal application
tic has on hand at this tnc, and will continue 20 keep
a large assortment Of the following articles, wholesale
and RETAIL the most moderate teims:
Patent spring saddles
Mems saddles bes quality; stuff aaps
DO do do plain
DO do common do
Ladies' do best and common
plated aud steel hit, d oridles of various kinds
Plated and steel Eountt d naIbgses
Saddle. bags Of the Ist. fashion. and common
Velisses anu carnet travelling bags
Plated mounted carriage harness
do gig do
Brass aud japan mounted gIg harness
Plated. brass. and japanncd mounted csrryall har.
Wagon cart. and irsy harness
Fire buckets AMI hsiters
And also a general assortment Of
ELEGANT Hl,u Leniher Travelling Trunks
And crest variety of
THE BEST GIG & RIDING WHIPS.
Plated steel ana brass spurs
PLATED steel and bras, bri.lle bits and stirrups
Saddlctrces and buckskins. assorted
Buffalo skin saddle covers
Old saddles neatly covered with hog, buck, and calf
skim and quilted a shortest notice
Old sadd es, harness. and trunks Of all kinds repairs
ed al the shorctst notice.
sept 50 JAMES VAkSANT
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a Card.
Afford s. DILLON, Surgeon Dentists,

AFFORD & DILLON, SUrge0n Ue'lltSfs,
Il tants IF Alexandria and the District. They have
taken office the OF Sixth street and Penn
S, lvania Avenue, above Mr Webb's Lottery Office,
and opposite Godsby's iIote here they may be found
a, all times, ready to perform oil operations on tho
Teeth. They will fle plug, clean and extract decay
ed teeth and remaining roots, with care and safety.
upon new and most approved plan, producing less
rtn than the former method The, will also SET IN ar.
tfcai teeth b., the set single one, to resemble The
natural teeth, Superior dentfrcc for whitening the
teeth and healing ,he gums. be had at all times,
by calling al their Office Ladies waited upon at their
dwelling, if required. The poor attended gratis.
Washington. oct S
Orders and calls will be attended to at the Franklin
Hotel, Alexandria, every Friday and Saturday in each
week. oct l1-d2m
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" ~ NayNer,

HEAVING been with iiocior SUTHERLAND of New
h York for some time, and practised under his dl-
reotion and being appointed by Dr s. as ms AgeH
for this section of country, offers his services to the
public in the OF yspeps, without the use OF me-
dicne Can be nj all times at his Druggist Store
on Fairfax Street. Alexandra, where satisfactory evil
dence be given OF cures performed in few days
time oct IS
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-05

Fall GOuAs.
by the ship Virginia, lately arrived from Liverpool.
I'D and BY other late arrivals, we have received
a large stock and general assortment of
" o0ilen. Cotton, and Fancy GOODS, Germats
aadofher LINENS, &c
Which are offered for sale
lon,o4 JOSEPH JAHNEY & Co.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-07

I'm: PHANTOM Ki.vGs.


~ Niss JEwssUEv.
a sound woke ia IN. spidtland
OfvuiccS Unl of wings
A sound az whom the gathered wind
Ia the oh ri - forest siues;
F. As in nW profound
4. Ho,orcd sea OF sound.
The oonarchs Of tic spirit-lsnd,
The shadows OF fcnOwn,
With ths symbols of their ola estate,
Seoptro, and rob,, ani cIown-
Arotbsr, aud another,
hose up to moot "a brother.
A brother fion iho living hand
Game down to JOIN the dead,
with knighthoul aud with kiulhnsss
On brow noa aspect she'd
Aud thus with welcome him
BesPake ,hOsc shadows dan.
M haiti acd Welcome, brother,
From icast,ns and i,om str,fo..
From all the golden cauopies
Aul thnrny beds ofliie.
From ilattercr aud from foe,
False Joy, and zeal wee.
"Hast thou been cslloi victor
L. thy land uophicd wslR
Come down --Hnd with our conauerors
Chuse ont place To dwell;
They ruled hom east 10 VEST
They are rhantoms now, ond rcst.
"lsook not back to earth crowned spirit
But moment since set free
We are strongo-but thou art ono of us,
And nov To man would DO
A. much thing to dread,
As II long ages dead.
"Come with us-all thy fathers
HGv. ioinod ms one by one
Aud all of every age and CLINE,
That ulcd beneath tho sun;
We have tho iirst king hcre;-
The last, too shall appear.
"With fathers of their people
With slaycrS of thoir race
With chiefs Of slave GRIT palac,s,-
Come down and chusc thy place
To be one with u. Tor everi
FoR EVES aud Fon EvEn."
And sounl died ia tho spirit.land
Orvoices und OF wings,
Aud awtully aud silently
Moved back PliRntons-kings-
To their appointed doom
Ofglory or ofglOon.
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the noble appearance of this battalion Of sl2 usen the
martial air aud great stature Of the officers and soldiers
ne precision oil their movements and mancuvrcs, were
the admiration Of tho whole garrison
Time. war and the plague OF Alexandria have len me
tone brother. i should feel to have two did there
the Rhone and Loire.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-07
THE N9RSETLLES TTYirNc

VdT-song QFHe .Army ofife Rhine dedicnfedfo .1f,r
shdit L5ichner, by Rouget ne Lille printed by Leu
nut, S!TdsboTg, NOv 1901.
such Is the original title of tho Patriot Song which
was published and circulated in Alsacc and through
ihe army oil The Rhine, nearly ten months before il
bore the name OF Harsellaise; which ii obtain.
ell the day which il announced the arrival of the con
icdcrate Marseais, at Paris for the momorabe
10th August, 1892.
my oil the Sabre and Meusc tatof the Pyrennees;
has ceased even TO he the particular war-song of the
Army oil the Rhine, in becoming that of all the French
Armies
The public will listen with interest, at The present mo-
ment to the history of the origin of production whose
effect has been prodig ious.
Rouget dc Lille was Captain in the Enp;neer Ser
vice. in the army Of the Rhine and the writer of this
article flied the Office &C Assistant TO the Adiuants
General under Major General Victor Broglie Chief OF
the staff They were both presen at meeting held
at the bcrse of NJ Dietrich. Mayor of Strasboure
with CaIarell, Duiaga, and Yeiguussa (Aiddu. Camp
to General brogie,) since renowned under the name
of Gen. Dessaix.
"Wc are soon to enter into campaign" said NJ Die
rich; eve want wsr-song to inspire our young sol
diers the municipal authorities have offered prize for
the best Make this known your frionds: shall an
nouncc It in the public papers"
he following morning, at seven o'clock Rouget dc
Lille came To- me- "Ihe proposal Of NJ Dietrich" said
he, has made me pass sleepess night | employed i
in cssayng war-song for hm. ard in setting 10 mu
SIC. Read ana tell mo what you think Of it; will ther
sing il 70 YOU.
read with admiration and listened viii, enthusiasm
70 this warko strain such exists present, will
the exception olhe following lines of The last stan
| "a -
| "Et qus les rgues dee iV-ass
| CfpsieR aa bruit De qisire!''
"'Tbere is touch OF Brebeuf in these lines,' sail
to Rouget dc Lille; "bcsides may place trust II
constitutional Thrones IL is they who will make tn
Thrones Of fyrans crumbe" These two lines were re
placed by the following
oQre cnneps etproas
| Beteat tor triomptcn nofre gsi-o!"
VI superb battalion of the Rhonc and I Dire
commanded by Cerisiat Which FIRST chaunted the 1yn,
Of the hrmy Of the Rhine. II entered Slrasbourg bear
ing in 'front.' for colours, eagle with expanded wings
The parade began; CeIsia was at the right Of The line
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-07

AE KS THOMAS HATCHER will open her
I'VE ifouse I, Frame Boiiding south side of Capitol
Square) Tor the reception Of 6oar,ier., by the week,
mon,f, or yeT-Siso 8 or 10 Members OF TIE ensuing
Legis'aiurs can be accommodated There have bren
some repairs ahd improvements recently maie, which
rh- trusts III render The comfortable and de-
sab'e She viii Likewise be clad 20 board gentlemen
Mho may wish TO lodge elsewhere IN ca eli case
very moderate. W Wanted to hire a Man Servant,
oF th7 month Dec. 3. 60-2t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-07

81 ANE UNDIVIDED EIGHTH PART OF THE
W COLUMBIAN MILLS FOR SALE-Poymsnt
10 decree OF the Superior Court OF Chsncery for the
H'hloond dsttici, ptosOupced on the 18Th day of A
ceed on Iuesdly the 7ih day Of December. sac a,
ocioos' on The premises. 10 the City of Richmopd to
eHcr ~ saIe Al public auction, the hie ST bidder on
c'edt OF siS twelve and Eighteen months one undi.
weed eighth par, OF the Columbian Mills " i'm he an
putienApcst conveyed by John Cranberry aid viii, a
milhan ana Phil'p HaNaH by deed bearing date the
zzn Gay o. August 1909. being Tire interest OF John
pen iherein-Bonds with approved security required
az q he title retained until ih- purchase money he All,
paid J GUERRANT NJ . r r. ~ 20 -"
NOV D. 81 ids one Of his Deptiffes
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-07

STOP THE THIEF-S,ol-n or s,rayed from The
~ subsctthsr's stable at Shadwell Mile AIb.msre
County, on the night Of the ffteenth November 1850
right bay Here. Elk years old next spting abou,
fsst or inches high, with short blaze ia his fac,
rght lore loot and lett hind loot white shcrt
he round body, hair ,oeraby long TAIL
rather short about the middle PAGES aud we'll but
ss,lop' rather rbori AMI s,iA reward OF Ten Dollars
WIZ be given Tor the dlvery OF the Horse at the Union
or Shadwel Mile or TO any person giving me such iuior
m aioo that get him, by letter directed TO Es.retes
si" Post Oihce, Albeniarle.
Dec. j. GO-3t JOHN B. MACRyJDFR
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-07

FHNO MERCHANTS.--Wents situation a. Geek IN
n D'y Good Store. young man IRON Alexandra,
oil ste .dy and industrious habits who has had coude
rsel' experience in ihs above business, coiupe;.
knowledge OF accounts, and writes n good hand, and
haers hiWse from his general knowledge OF the bu
siness, aud the practical duties oil Clerk, that his
efviees will he acceptable. To those wsnpg the
unquesiionablc recommendations will lie given. For
further information enquire OF the printer.
Dc. 3. 6Oa,s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-07

YE1kOST SALE III pursuance of Deed OF Trusf.
u executed 10 ms subscribers, ny Elliott worthsm
ipd WIZ Tor pufposes therein specified bear ny date
me 3l O'toher 1918. and OF record 10 the Clerks OF
ace o. me County Court Of Caroline, will TO Sold Tor
en- az 'e Bowling Green in the ssid county, On,
1ondpy, The 18Th December lert being Court dsy an
ue fIgh' tuir interest, property, claim, and demand
oil me said Elliott Workman, ia aud TO lie estate boil,
Tests'or, oil which he saii Ell t, is entitled ,,odsr
NJ ct IN esid Tssa,or, aud Of record 10 the County
Court OF Caroline. TIE lille ihs aboyeme toned
PROPERTY IS "shsYsd to De good, but other title ex-
ep such as is vested IN the subscIibsts by The Deed
trust Aforesaid VII be conveyed to the turchsser
TIMOTHY CHANDLER,
JOURDAN VOOLFOLK, ( I'usees.
Nov 30 Ko 81,
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p yirue Of a d led dual exeemlrd hY P 1 Sn1I

virtue OF a d ed OF trust executed by u. Il. Sh.I
IL - ton 10 Fred Pieasants and The subscriber dated
sep n, 1919, for certain lurroSes therein nenoned
Cana which deed Ia o.! record in the clerks office of
Hanover Couri) | shall, surviving Trueeee sell
before the front door Of tie Eagle Ho'c in he cy Of
Richm9nd' az IL O'Clock Monday the I3 Ia day OF
December, 1880. all The undivided rights titles and in
terest OF ths said p. I. Shelton, in and to a certain
Eha'e, Consisting of lands and elAve in the pos scn
o, Peter Foster and Anne bis wife, OF the county Of
Hanover which said Anne wac Anne Shel;on u Id ,,y
of John shelton, formerly o. Hanover, ard shch sail
property was by said John shelton wilied 10 sail An g
during her life, and by said john femainder fee 10 hi
Children by name, OF " the said p r. Sa-lior was
one shall convey sus title only By said ell is
conveyed 10 trustee
WILL BYRD CHAMBERLAYNE.
Dee. 8 "a -
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MRS. LUCY HIGGINBOTHAM

MRS. LUCY HIGGINBOrHAM
EE AS removed her Boarding House TO tie spacious
"a N ehemenis at the loot 4 the Capitol Sqnare-a
central, airy and pleasant situation, hoing
local advantages az any in the city-She prepated
toreceive Boarders by The week, mon b, or yesc and
mas reserved several rooms for the reception OF mem
bers of the Legislature Travellers and ,rav cling
iani'ie' may rely upon every attention in h.r ROVER
Dec s.. 6O-3t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-07

III fI4Fb'E G. MOSBY.
Urine Lynchbnrg Virg nian will please give the
sDoVe w Insertions and preseot their account to Mr.
I'ssrh Keyall or Charies l.. Mosby, for payment
bN"N oV 5g-3t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-07

e iCHM0ND COTTON FACToRY.-Tne Sui.
u ecfibets of-r for sale, at their Office near Shoek
warehouse, the following goods made at their Factor, !:
IA Cotton Shseiings
Sd do ShiTiings
Stout Cotton Osaaburgs, 20 inches toide
MD a general assortment of Cotton Yarns
These goods airs believed to be equal in quality to
any made IN The UnSd States, aud will be sold as low
as good. OF sip'ar quality eau be purchased in the Nor
them Markets.
The highest price will he given for prime Cotton.
CUNNINGHAM s. ANDERSON.
Sept 81. 40-u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-07

"a lhUNh l.OSF.-ln coming up IN he Richmond
II ana Lyncibutg e;sge, had a trunk improperly
delivered to The Cartsrsvlie stage at Powhaas Court
iion'e' which suppose, bslsugs some ober gen.
"en 10 The s'age--and my trunk il mis- sing-if any
gentleman ""o Z" as passenger in The Lynchburg
stage on The 10Th lust, has trunk that does not be-
iong 20 him. he VIII confer favor the Subscriber
lie wa! return u by the Ly0chbure stage, and dire e.
IL 10 be iet az Dickensou's sore, Powhatap-And /
VIII send his by the conveyance, 10 any place
where he msy direct il to he s., nj.
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fssAs n iNNEAN BOTANIC GARDRN s.
Ss.ssss IL NURSERIES, FLUSHING NEAR

hSlESySs.< Ia ~ - hSfk1ES, FLUSHING NEAR
ESsIE&sa NEW-YORK-WILLIM PRINCE AND
"a Sous, PropFietors o; this establishment,
which covers above forty acres, compast-
yhlrd with trees, announce that he trees now for
sale exceed hose OF all former periods in size and quail
Ivy. Cherry, Pear, Peach, Apple and Plum Trees,
can be supplied of large size aud OF all the most choice
KINDS GrsPs-vines can also be u nshed Of good size
and near lO0O 600 ar~ offered at low prices 10 ouanti
,les Including about 10000 Of the Isabella Caiswba
\ ork Madeifa' Alexander, Scuppernong, Sc Sc
The Plum trees form collection of more than 90
900 and are almost wholly the celebrated ne,o plum
ulation. 80" S saw
The collection of the Cemella Jsponica, or Japan
rose is 'he most eSirnsive in the u. States and the
price are very low ia the Greenbou. catalogues
ne f.eP' tors ae thus particular in calling the pub
TIC auehlon because thei great attention to eyery de-.
pMtment oil the establishment has caused the ees now
offered to be greatly superior to oh former periods
ana 'hey tender III I'm as ouirGied in size and accu-
rdcy, and they expressly guarantee the precision of
every article furnished in bills bearing Their signature
but no Others
PIinee's Treatise on Horticulture, aud the Treatise
on Tie vine, or sae by The sub. ctber,
JAMES WINSTON, .dge,if, Richmond
Nov. 23. s1 g.,
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EE ATS s. CApS.-Just received by the bscrher,
r. ~ pr SShr. ENi, and oher late .rfiva from New
YORK, splendid assortmeut Of eentiemens' Black
yer Hate, OF the Manufacture of s.. John; Saith and
Hannah and Others, OF the latss, Broadway fashions
Also, gentlemen youth and chilirens' caps of va
nous kinds Va hand large and very general assor-
neni OF middling and low priced fur aud wool hats.
which will be sold (rcvded any person will buy the M
OF The most accommodating terms
bg-St JOIN TEOAjDSnN
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NOTICE TO FARNFRS

d AVlNG numerous repars and Iarqe aJIi,;,,s ~
~ a make 10 my Mill, sh all stop grinding on he
hr't day OF February Those who intend sending
,heir wheat 10 This market therefore, quesed 10
do go before The 10th January, about that day sha
stop buying. p j. CHEW ALLIE
Dec. 3. 60-usJ
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81 AND WARRANTS AND sCRIP.-Mr. Mat.
n ihew Bonner will be in Richmond TO remain from
ne 10 u OF december next until the fsng OF the Lee
Land warrants and Scfpand TO contract for the loea
ion Of Land Scrip. All letters addressed 10 me here
pr PERSONAL Gals upon Ms bonner at the Eagle Hotel
ienG0n as u I was present. "
Nov. 20 ,5S--f0r CADWALLADER WALLACE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-07

u BOARDING --Mis. A. q. Williams q n accomino-
IL . date 10 or Is members Of the Assembly vfl,
ooar'i, at her well known reslvnce near the Capitol
Nov 26 5SLu
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D,c. 3.

AJ Office TO DYSPEPTICS.-In the EnquIref OF
: q l6'h ut omi-ed to fufni.h he rublic with
evidence Oh cues by certificates OF giiuals-I nov
hasten t. redeem that pledge by The following:
ihsve been aflcied with ID yspepsa of very ser.
ons character for abou or years and las Aarl an.
Pii 10 MIR HaIsied, in New York; The fisea,e did
not yield snirtly 10 the remedy for tbs h-st mouth
b"l hnaiIy, hSs completely restored my health. Oar
in2 my r-sidsucs ia Ne@-Yofk, have bsen wines
o hundreds ct cnfer, Effected by o. Hal-ed and have
90 doubt o. The entire efficacy hs remedy, and know
that Doet. john Dove il practising in Richmond
np'n the same PRINCIPLES, and with the same success
a. the original diScovsrer, MIR. Oliver Hais'sd.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-07

AWIILL be sold for cssh publicly, on the prsmi...
w on Saturday, the lst day of January nex, m
tair " not the next fair day thereafter ira RI nj l,nd
Wing IN the lower end Of Caroline, called BeverIv
Place, containing by es,imeoo $50 acres and convsy
ed by Hsnly Woodland and Thos II. wooJsrd TO Rich
ard Gaines ane William Atmstead, trustees for Rob,
Haines end John Gaines The said land is very fer
Tile, sod vel sdspted TO The growth Of Indian Cor,
lotion ods &c. The trustees will convey ONLY such
10 be indspuisbe. o '''
RICHARD GAINES,
Nov. 30. 70 A,
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RICHMOND Nov IS, 1880

have been afiictsd vi Dyspspsis, more or lis
oT about ten year, gradually getting worse, III Ju.
~, 1870. when IL assumed alarming appearance
aud Tor about moalhs, nable 10 de vote more
than hall Of my lime To busnsssIn ,he non, h Of
pril Last, applied to Mr. Diver Halsted in the eitv
Of Ne Yok, and 10y ibe Of his remedy obtained
mmt dia'e relief aud have continued well IN 20 this
lime When Doctor Dove advertised a. the ont nj
Mr.. Has,ed, called on him aud found his remedy
the same had been practising aud thu use OF Which
scnte wholly, my restoration TO ,alth. IL il bat
insiicsio cay, that have The most iBpoi, confdspee
Ia the remedy'S' Prsciised by hin:
RfcHMoN d, Nov. "a, 1880.
The subscriber having for the last ten years been
sfiliced with Indigestion aud functional arrangement
OF ne liver TO alarming Vxtesi takes great
IN stating that 10 his belief, from actual expe fence e
remedy laiely Uncovered nv Oliver Hss,sd of New.
York. and prcsed by ID ct John ID vr Of his ci
ty, (under whom, Tor the last two months he has bee
patiently l. certain 10 remove all obstrucron. where
iuncfoaaI Gcrsngeucnt OF the sionacb sDd liver ouly
has taken psce; provided the patient, is attentive 10
| the use OF the remedy, aud moderate in bis diet
RICHMOND, Nov. 81, 1880.
baye been sufs ing under Indgc.ii for the Lac,
year., and hayng made Of the remedy Tor tie cure
OF Dypepst', pTacissd by DIR Dove OF thi, city,
20 OF hesitate to sSy, have the iulest onieoce in
IL eifcscy. JOHN FISHER
| RICHMOND. Nov. %. 1880.
TO these | could add many more. but as the two frs
have aimed cured sincs May last add rs they ar.
gentlemen q the brs, respec'aby, II would 4
be utterly hopeless 20 convince the increduous, II ihe
10 .ates will not do 4: ihe two ia- from utlemeu
Of DUAL rssrecaby, only added to prove, q al Inc
remedy Of o. Halted praciistd by myseit u attend
ed with equal success JOHN DOVE.
! KIcBMoND, e.3. 60 o.
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NOTICE.
HEAViNG admins cred the estate Of William
a q HoilSnd, late merchant H. the coun OF Buck
ioEidm; the creditors OF ssi Holland requested TO
max known their claims duly authenticated, n at pro-
vision may be made To- heir psymeut
WILLIAM j. BERRY MAN
Nov 80 49, Aam'or OF w. Holland.
NOTICE
a LII persons having claims against the estate OF
N Robert X CHM, ed are r, auested TO
cent them Tor settlement; and all persons ind- bted
eSsnesly requested 10 make payment without delay.
OSCARR f. GLINN,
Acting EX'or Of II. r. Glinn
NV 80. 20
81 EhAh Sack. Salt, Liverpool fli-t in tore ior
$50 90 WV sale 0y II POLLARD s. SON.
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EINARMERS' BANK OF VIRGINIA I'll. animal
q rneeting OF the Sjockhoiders, Tor the election of
Directors for the Bank for the Offices Of Dscount
and Deposit, will be held Wednesiav the 8 n ,ay of
January next WM. NEKERYIS Ca.b,r
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