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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-01
" ines

list received four quarter casks Of old pale sher,
,,n. which with large stock ofodl madeira
s,,, Burgundy, Grape Juice. Sicily, V,dona PORT
-5,l pipes and quarter casks, and Brahmm Grape
lice, m boxes of , duz each. makes our assortment
.iyn=s very complete. =, ,,,.
= VI. q - VI JN'>Nc''
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-01
olenm Engine.

7 lindsay, NIL & Co. offer for sale, on accommo'
1 dating terms, new Steam Engine, horse power,
and ofthc best model, made by Mess's Birbeck & Co.
nov IL
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-01
Cotton Yarn.

lotion arm.
EAE have just received an additional supply of Cot
w ton Harn, of all numbers; and shall constantly
eep on hand large stuck Of ali numbers which is
manufactured for from superior cotton. by the best
new machinery, and BY master WORKINGS, and We war.
rsrt il TO De of fret rate quality
10 mo 26 JjSEPH LaNNEY e CO.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-01
NO. 1000
To Farmers.

EoR SALE, quantity Of AIR Stacked lime. at the
1 very low price Of 10 cents per bushel. if called
tor Immediately. JOSIAH II. DAVIS.
nov 81
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-01
Hntt\iMg Cellar.

TIlIiE subscriber, grateful for the encouragement he
4 has received since his return from Europe. informs
the public THAT he has on hand An assortment of
Hines, BroWn Stout, Lordon Porter. file,
ider, &c
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-01
Iiyerpuol Salt.

o ,OO ea,nsl, i;iy. sl, coarse For sale by
~ 80, W. FOwIE & Co
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-01


Which he offers for sale at reduced prices, viz
per dozen. per bor's
Medoc wines of 1920. IS 90 or As cents.
Medoc do ofls22, 4 so or 40
Win Blanc Degrave 1924, 90 or 37A
Bordeaux of 1926, 8 SO SS3
Old Sicily Madeira, S 90 or As
On the cork of each bottle is a seal with the sub
scrbers name, to prevent decepton; and #, on trial.
il should not prove represented, can he returned
For the accommodation of public houses, the subscr
berhas bottled quantity of wine. porter cider, &C
in whole and half bottles which will be delivered free
Of expense. Masters of vessels wishing wine, por
ter &c bottled, will please give few days notice,
order that may undergo the necessary process tor
long VOYAGE. The above liquors were import
ed b, the subscriber, and will he warranted pure and
unaduterated. lie expects hereafter. to receive re
gular supplies. All orders from the country (ethcr
IN boxes demi ohns) will be promptly attended to-
n. q. The subscriber Is at all times prepared to
clarity and bottle wines for those who may desire it at
their dwellings, and if required can f"rnsh clarst
bottles and corks of first quality
In few days he will be able to supply his friends
with Wine Vinegar Of the best quality.
He continues to carry on all its varieties. Dyetng.
Securing and Bleaching Iherino MoWis. in the best
manner on the ". side of Royal, between King and
Prince streets, Alexandria.
may9 T. J. SALVEIhI.
lJ The National Intellgencer will insert the above
three times, and senl their account to this office.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-01

=. y. Sugar and Oranges.
~ hhds prime New. Orean, segar
~ 10 barrels fresh oranges
Landing from schooner George Town, from New
York, for sale BY
dec S LINDSAY HyYL f1 IN
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-01
YO Rent.

Aas.s 4 snug 2 story House, opposite Mr..
SSyI Roacls, at q how rent.
&sss JOSIAH ii. DAVIS.
&AHEs dec 10
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-01
Thomas Ming,
MERCHANT TAILOR i,

Ih0mas Ming,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
- TlLL continues to carry on the above business IN
all It's branches, at his old stand, next door TO MT
!hn Cor,a's Lottery office, and is thankful to hts
F'ens and the public IN general for past f.vors, and
ops BY strict attention To his business. thew viii con-
1nae their patronage towards him. He has Just re-
':vela fresh supply Of
Fashionable Fall Goods,
ndWi be able to supply all order, in h, line OF bust.
rSs the shortest notice. lie has on hand all sorts oil
READY MADE CLOTHING.
Hewiil also make up, TO any fashion that May be re-
leed BY his customers, and on the most reasonable
'e'uS for cash.
.7io for &Le,
ladies' clmblet coaks; Bumbazette do; and
Cloth made up in the latest fashions,
7So,
variety Of cheap PLAID CLOAKS.
lie happy to ulorm his cus,omerS that he has re,
eyel the latest FAIL e WINTER FASHIONS,
rum New York. nov IS
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-01

TIVE subscriber respectfully informs his friends and
the public that he carries ON, al his old stand. south
side of King nearly opposite the Mechanics
nork Alexandria, the
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-01
Cnlciued Magnesia.

sept 16-eoIw&lawtf
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-01-13

BIbb'rton's servant. rs no questions
were asked. arri my stray appendagc
was brought Co me without any disco
very being made. Nuw wa. Richard
himSelf again bat Beau Babb!cton
absolutely beside himself MIR. Claes-
about Glanced e. meet him the same
iorenooa. and wished h:n JOY on the
recovery OF has lex Beau replied that
hi' Lex had never been III.
Not III. 10 be sure -aii Mr.. Clach
about. but tcrr,bi, oa, of ioint.'
Out Of JOINT, out .. JOINT, sir. what
10 you mean
'oh | don't mean that IL was hurt in
breaking through the cellar door: IN.
deed. believe il was sent back in
good order; and, truly. YOU walk very
well with ~, one would never suspect
you
Never suspect me don't under.
stand Won. III; pray, what do YOU sus
poet me al =
! 'Of get,ln. the boot on the wrong
+ loot, Tor vuu need not think 10 mvstIfy
me. What. brave IL GU, IN this In "a
ion. when you left II in my cellar last
night, and sent it to won thi, morning.
. Really. Nr. Clackabout. YOU talk
like man who has lost his senses
Really. Mr.. Blbbeton, your eilron.
tory II too mnch To bear. lon vii,
make \ lame piece at work OF n. and
get Yourself into a kobbic. I advise
YOU TO shcw little more understand
i"g, anil with these punnin. alllsions
I" Beau's fancied indrmi,y, Mr.. Clack
about walked oil.
Poor Babb'etOn was utterly con-
founded. At being snubbcd and brow
beaten IN thu. inoomprcnensiblc man.
ner. But this was cakes and ginger
bread Ia what happened afterwards,
Tor the Misses Clackabuuts kept The Sc
cfei OF Bcau's wUuIen leg in The .us
t0mary way; that l., thcy told IL in
confidence 10 all their acquaintance.
ana The consequence was, the greatest
t"Ht ana STIR amoHg he Leau monde
'"ht ever "n> known IA Boston.
! MISS ii'taiic :. whom Beau had en-
gagged 10 marry, bc'ns his seventeenth
iiamc. was 50 -hUokcd on h,lrin.. th,
Intelligence. jhat she called Cog hart,
horn, and yowed she would never sec
nm again. The match wa. therefore
broken of, for nobody could ever ncr
>naLe her the story wa, incorrect, a.
,he knew h'm Ia be guilty Of false " hi.
Sers. and buckram and whaiebone
waist, and sham leg was horse al
ne same colour. Beau was Obliged ia
put u? with his i'll luck, but he could
never endure the sight Of any thing tia,
reminded h'm OF a wooden lee after.
wards. Even to this dav. he ncvc,
sees person with 4 hitch in his gait
without sigh.
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More Auction Bargains (!
AT CEEAPSIDE!

hURTHoNiAS e. LA\Et,,eitn m,rk.t
~ sending IN GOODS cheaper than ever.
from The Auction R"oms Which nhoT,l, a..
TIE pleasure ct Informing ~. odd friends snd
customers 81 Lanes Corner" thar the,
cav no" supply themssl,rS ~i:h real good
bargains We have received w!thin he last
'cw dS>s, It'd ,hsil continu, Ia rrc.,t.
considerable accession. t. our former yer,
extensive stock of FAIL AND WINTER
GOODS. The stock now on hand t.ver, eN-
leh'''e embracing eNerN ariici. IN general
use t"r nc present ur approaching season;
We therefore respectfull, invite all Who ma,
70 de>iro"s OF getting Good, cheapcr than
'hsy have been ~ he habit az ps,ing for
ihtm ~ iLis section OF country To call -
CHE'NSiDE where the, shall &c served
with Good. over, low. a. 10 nsto,i,h N q.
most credulou.
THOMAS G LANE co
She pae Tdsi"wn Dee &C.
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THE LADIES GARLAND.

consequence Of subscriptions, which
are no" and then dropping in for the
aoo'o Work, u Is necessary 10 state. hat
NC publication OF II has been Suspended
,'' mere than year past II will. per
maps he resumed at some future dar. M
on an improved and enlarged scale in
!hc meantime. the Editor returns his gate
'"' Acknowledgements for The fricndI, re-
ceP''on gwen to the work during IFS brict
career.
'e" copies of The 81 volume. scnnd. }
'nh 'on,e OF The 18th. On sheets. Tor sale
Al Inc Office OF the Free Press.
December SO. 1920
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-01-13

sE~ The sbovs Ointment 10 %, .ol 20
tho public =. sat- Rnd c-rtai7 rer,cdN fcr
iho,s obstinate disease. some cf ~hict
have - long e-G!ed the skill of medic ~ .Ci-
encC.
IL. White Sv-ii,rS- 81 every desCrtpi,or.
-. Sore leg, sud ulcers of long standing
81 Sthurus cT GisndUI,r TONERS psTiicL-
lsFlf .hpss hardened tLmor, IN Women,
brras''. Which o:,tntimcs terminate N ulcer.
49,, ~-r,---
49, Fcirn~. IT what -orno peeps -cr o,
he nsrne Of Catsrrh., uf ever, de-crip'ion
5lh. Rheumatic rnioN 0f The JOINTS.
9Th. s:tl.us ADD brui.e, of every desorp
ton or 90 W.2'trcr part .rLa'c
7th letters of al kir'S. a. ihis complain,
the patient ~ srTt, .hS he ointment, ru.l
kro9 lie part cEt 90 "sirr
So ,'la.:s CT psr', -, c:sd ., rfc.'
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-01-13
Office Of the Ch,'creok- s. Ohio Ca,,ol Go
~ asnINHrnx Ny IL 10 ~

Office Of the Ch,'cpeoi.- s. OhiO Casani Go
w.sutSGrn~, Nov. II, 1920
NOTICE - HEREBY ClVEN, That an
~ iu>tNln~ut ct Two Dollars and FIT,
Cents per >hste (hcirg the 10Th ns'sln-n,
on every share - Stock ~ the CheSap.akr
AMI Ohio Canal COMPANY, IL required 70 te
pad nn the 2pth DAY 81 January next and .
further SUN ut Two Dollars and Figiy Cent.
per share th-,ng the ll'h ins,ai;ncnt) on the
j %Dih day It February neN'--whicli install
rn-u's must be paid to The credit Of the Che
sapeskc and Ohio Canal Company, 20 the
Cashier or other officer cf either ofihc follow.
lnS Banks, VIZ
The branch az the Dar!, cf IN. Uni;cd States
NJ Washington.
The Hank cf Arlington, az Warrington.
ihe i.it,0tic D1Lk. 10.
The Rank ct the Metropolis. do
The Farmers and Mechanics Bank, at George
town
The ElnL of Alc1sn,lrii, At Alexsn,lria
fhc Rank OF Potomac. do
Z The Farmers Rank Ut Alrxsndri9, do
I The Mechanics Rank at hlcxsn,iria. DO.
The lisger.,own Dsnk, ~ iIsgerS,oen. MI.
! Anl the Branch of the Valley Bank. an
| CharleStowr, W.
py order Of the President and Directors.
JOHN T. iNGIF, CLlE
Chez S Ohio Canal CON.
Nov II, 1899 -vt1OT.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-01-13
from he v T. GgfIry and Bosfon Uerc.,y.
THE ADVENTURES OF 4 wooptS
tt,.

LtG.
Before yru had Jnu.s ,;.nb.,,o.
Nour l'v~ 1T ,ilus,
But tn-n yoi knON YOU stand upon
N"m1, r E'iHg nov.
am one ~ rhusr aufnrtunatc wight.
who nav, found ,lrin,clves Obliged "a
Gait ~ the rarpentcr tor The purpose al
needing 'lie.r mortal fr0Dr. was
born Cpupi,;c. a, -oGHd ~ pumpkin
anil ~,th IA pair at a. sturdy neither
liub. rs ever k,Ckcd. siumprd about
tnefriiy on both Of them during my
yo1tt. never dreaming that | should
CUs day be- indebted loI the same Lcri.
pa'etloal faculty, Co = suck at wood.
DuT.ng the last war with Great Bri.
tam. served IN our army on the iron.
tier. was ia macy battles, bur ma
ragged Throughout nearly the whole oi
the conflict To keep lead ami cold iron
out ut we. ! began 10 think myself
bullet proof. but never Vas ronlarof
more mistaken, a. soon B1und out. Al
the battle at Platsburg. byAthc helm 81
n cannon ball which took OF MY loo
inst below the knee. This happenrd
IN the bcginnIng of the action. and |
fell into the enemIc. hands. We 20
the victory az ls,t. as - well know ~,
ard when the British reiterated wa.
carrfr1 of by them along with some of
their own wounded. vas du!y re.
ported ~ the American returns, "a
mons the missing" aud ny friends all
Imag' ned me dead.
After lying some time IN the British.
hospitals was sent 10 Montreal, wkr,,
! met with avery ingenious french me
chanIst. Who lifted ne VITA = new
limb. 90 admirably constructed viii.
springs and hinges. that after a short
praetIce. fognd myself able te uaps,,
Vt with 'o much deNtcf,ty hat " pas
oil With the world ter the real bunc a.
my bone and flesh Of NY Ae.h. was
sent home 10 Bosiou after tie peacc.
anil received bt nv friends =. one r,srn
from the dead. They li'tIe imagined
on seeing me .afe ard hearty, inst I
bad Dne 'oot Nv tbe grave.
Now, though might have claimed
and rccrlscd pcn-,un Ter III. t,,. 81
my leg. yct resolved o .ccp tl.c mat.
Ter secret. a. who would SCOT Ns,.
dy w,shes 80 be iIuci lor hrs ooo.le,
shns. Shep &c can have ihc credit o.
owning psir 81 resl 1--we stamp, o.. -
No mortal of ny aeqIaiu lance so~rcct
eel that ! had shan, lrg. ard I "a. ~
solved ic take no pans To- divolge me
secret, ba, u ! got = kiek upon ~.
wooden shin even to scratch where o.
dbl not smart.
the pcrti1acIfy with which I hav,
stuck TO this differentiation. has lcd 20,
INTO tie oldest adventures. | va.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-01-13
Virginia Cotton Yarn.

- NJ & ;. ~. JANNEY Of AIex,,Jr.,
% have lately erected at oceoo.,.r Y,
N"uun Factory. where they n,rufsc,ur, ct
ION Yarn ~ every number from 40 -. ,yh,rh
- made ct selected cotton, aud warranted :,
&c 81 ,he very best qusl,'y. 1hey have an
p"'h'cd 'he subscribers their agent. Tor srI
ing u ~ Charleston Who hs,,. on h.,J
io"1 ''' 81 The above yarn. and ,xp,ot ~
Setp np regular supply. vhiol, vii br so,d
Il The lowest possible price and If no, an
proved n'sN hc returned.
JEFFERSON u CLEVELAND.
Nov. IL.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-01-13
re hc Uerk u fhe Superior Cont
(atff. for fic rpa!.'U OF .ieEtrscn.

re Me Q,,k u he Superior Cont ~
lar for thc oroH'y u J.gtrscn.
w uERsAS. Rea,rsr wrrr. Jrdr. z
w NE su.rri"r Curt e ~ tor The c"u,-
" IT Jcll,rs. n. Ass f.,'ed 3" cOos,q,~,,e %
sickness. for two Successive terms, 20 D.,
Court far The sal ctuffi-i. Ritu,Hn
pInSsr, assigned ~ the Gcrersl Cu.rt. io
pursuance ~ thc ,c' tt,,isd. "An set 20 ;,rr.
v'de fp- holding sT,c'sl tom, 81 The Sur,r.,
t"uf'. g sN fu certain cases." 49, Al 81,
Nrch, lS3r, 20 holi Coni' of the sd
Coun',, do hcteby nppo,n; Sp-ci.i Tetm, O.
th- Superior Coust oi Law, ~ 90 n, III fer ~.
s.Id County -! lriefsor. - commerce. .p
ruesisy he Iy'h Gsy uf jsnu.r, r,x,; Art
Ia therefore. Lrfehv direct you 80 give Ne.
tee thereof, 20 .hc Copunur~ rai,L', Ntfor-
rev, 20 'he Other Officers II the Court. s,,l ,o
- c'f'ies charged CRIMINAL, and 60 issue
50 necessary process, IN oi,i - well ss ~
ri'.ti a. rasrs. retusnshi6 30 such Spce.si Ses-
SIGN. W...h process The Sheriff - ho,ind e,
-vc~'''r. as VII - 20 mon Grand Ju-,
80 Ncn.rcs 20 ati,r.l The ,,,J special uuri.
moor Tire -tme limi' siions snd y, s'rioiiun. ~
"a ih1 49, ni rrCgl.; Cru-, N course Ard
! - hereby require AL ,hc Olic.Ts uf the
81! Couii. 20 ,lo and ?,Ii.rm oil such sc,~ end
dr'tss - 'hey would I've roCuir, 4 10 perform
~ regular fern, 81 ,hc ~ q Court Give>
r1'cf ny haul anh SIS ~ ih.siJth ia, of July.
l7-'' RICHARD D. PARkfR. Us
Dec g.. 1870
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l.At.ssa' READING.

From HOOfs Come .IHEsai
~, ,ri, hard. and sou,.
To hv- IA such row.
All ~'tnrSs ihis tina, every mss
Bnt M. hss go' heau.
FOi love goes calling up and down,
Bu, here he seems 10 .hun
Ia, sure hc has bcrn .sk-d enough
10 call a, Number One
I'm Nck of I'll the double knocks
THAT come ,o Number FuUt
~ Number Three I nften see
\ liver AT the door;
AMI one in blue, ct Number Tive,
Calls daily like t!t,n.--
rs ver- hard they co.r- 80 near,
And no, at Nuuoer One,
N''' Hell, lear. has 60, dess
tNac'b 10 her mint.
ny sitting a, The window piano
" bout bit ct blind;
but go im the hslcon,,
Wh,vh she h-s never lone.
Ne, 4r's that ,hn,- At Number Five
Don'' take a, NOnber u"el
III, hard yah pleuty "a the street.
And plsnt, passing by,-
Thete', nee yOurg men ~ Number Ter,
nut MY rather ,n.
And Ms. smith across The Vs.
liss got gr1sn.up son,
But Ia he hsrii, seems To- know
There ia Number One,
Ih-re's Mr. Wick at Number Nine,
Sut he's 'rttnt onptlt.
And tho he. pion-. uiil no, love
lis ne'ghhor - himself
st \umD~r Seven there 40. \ sale
The goods h,d quira run,
And hrt- I've 20, NV s,ngI- Iot
On hand al Number One
aiy mother ofien ITS atw,rk
Ani '.iss ~ props and save,
And what a comfort I shall be
In her declining days.
The very MAIDS sbOu, the house
Have set ue dorn nun.
The s~sethrsrts all belong 20 them
That call At Number one
Once ONLY when the Tue took fire,
one iridN sfrernuun,
Young Mr. Long came kindly ~.
And told ne uOt to swoon
Why c.n'' a. conc .Glin 4,,hCu,
ne PlGniN and the sun
We cannot always have Hue
On fire at Number One
am 40. OH lam rot p;4ir;
Nor awkward ~ m, gait
am not crooked like H. bride
hat went from Number Eight
I'm sur, White SATIN made her look
A. hroNn a. any bun
but even beauty has no chance
think at Sumbsr Onvi
At Number SIX they 50, Ms Rose
ii.s ,isn ascore Of hearts.
AMI cnpN, for h' rsAkc, h-s been
Qu6e pto.hg.l of darts
Thv mp the, .ho9 with Blended Bow
l wish he hal gum
Bu' if De rad. he'd nrvcr deign
To Shoot Sih Nua.bcr One.
itsvrD hard! and "a !, -,
10 1--we "a such row
And h~re's a ballsd-singcr como
10 sggr-'sie nv No:
d ''S- 4w-y youc foolish song
Add tone> enough ,u stun
I"e'c :, 'nsc luck about the house.
know At Numher One"
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-01-13
NEGROES.
.iHd othcr Personal Propcrty.

IN" ":FeF TcfS0h6t Fr0pcrfY.
"7r --rr > 60 rnrr-ion-c IN ;hc ssia de.f.
q Of" much ~. rect a, vii be suec,r,t T..
10 bni- Ir" now duo 81 The Gehtintepd-
81 10 be --crred b, Ih- said deed OF trust -
among Ne &C. croes aforesaid. are the 70
'1"t'r-tno" ia the P"-se.,,Cn of the sid
tHcni-s w. Dsts)--,H Harry Bis Mar
TN, 'hatle-. Lawrsu"-. Jude, Harriet aud
pn'i~i Ito other pcrs"nsI property men
'i"hsc va sNid deed, consist. Of horned cn'-
tiy. .hecp hogs horses, wagons bed, and
"cd.'rR plrlSh SC
VII 'rsnsirr io Tho purchaser. such g..
u" a. IS '-'i'd 90 III. nv the sad deed
hIIID HJ.MP HREYS, Tru,.re.
Dee 81, 1879
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FL EI.Il SAIL

q 'itH- 81 dvUd Uf trb-t excited BIZ
- ia' mss W Paws. 20 secure IA" pay
"'h' w '"'~Ih 3" Davis. of .bn Of M ne~
'htre'n ',-0't.ne,l. (Which deed ~ of record
go ne ti'fA = '7i'.- - the county tirt 90
Jefferson w'il proceed tn sell, q, puh;,c
section, 10 tht hi,Lr,i bidder, for rcad, mo
nc, en- ff'dss re- .9iA day II January nsri .
n'i"r- uiion's Ao'ct n Chsurst.ru, 40 tbs
cCGLtN afurrseIJ, 4 Lumber % tk,l,
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HOI.TING CLOTHS

YNiiR 'uh'rribrrs haVs on hand. and are
offering very cheap, Boitins Cloth,
from ~. 81 inclusive Of The r,ost IN
pro'cd '''fnp ami qpal'i, Also. No s
SCI;ELN WIRE adapted Tor Ni,il.r.'n.e
THOMAS q. LANE & Go.
y. Ne have On L1nd POLISHED
H|Go.N BOXES e lie be,t qpaiiy. and
hs'r just received suppiy 81 The ht,tt,
celebrated JL.NL1T.I EON.-A'.o, IS, rei
tngli'h rolled IRON, f"r carrSsil nre Aiso.
'""ley' Shrnr, E"gi'h, Country Bbsfrr.
end Cssi STEEL, aud SHEET BRASS fai
s"n'n".h-' G l. & 60.
phrfi.lnrn. Doc 10
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CONF SHELTERS FOR 81 o..

'kNlE subscriber wishes To- inform tia citi.
ztns "f Jefferson county, ihui he la
purchased The right Ter sand county. cfsr,-
tent Corn Smelling Mo chine. he .hrarnes.
shd .Imp'- structure C Which, (hsvtry no
'nrchinerS liable 10 disrrder.) render, Il, Ar.
"bJ'et worthy 81 examination Tie mod,
of -heilingn go SIMPLE. and the lab.ur 80
light, that bot Of 20 years ina, shcll with
ihis machine a. rAuoh corn a. men Thr,
may he seen ~ hrs Store ~ tharies,o,.r -
VIZ J. Carrie, 81 Harper, Ferry, CT 4,
VIZ I u. Tsibot's. Shrrhrtisiown.
Gro 10. U.J.DEOTO.
" no Will TAX" IN exchange for Good 1T 49,.
prices HHF-9T. RYE. corn. VOCL
~ SOLJE-NT P.IPER Dec. 10. 49,;
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GEO. w. HAMMOND
AT Ufs
NEW STORE,
In Charleston

now receiving and opening fresh sun
r5 OF SEASONABLE GOODS.
Nn'FinG j"'' returned from BALTIMORE among
which are To be found
super blue hisck, claroi. oiire and .,sei-
-Ii<td CLOTHS
ts's'Tcr-> CsS.lusu.
n''-r whitney and Point Blankets.
Iian"ci' Ner,nu Cic,,
.Sc'tro Crcrs,iph. Csmblet, Plaid,
Eia,k, Nrnri.t, and shIto Mcripg Sh5vls
~rh Nerino borders
tanPs.Hpg splendid Rugs. Dr,., And,ron.
N''"'-l' snd Tong. Fsnd,i5 sod Umbrella,
NLt 81 Which he r'sprcIfuliy invite. a..
customers Hnd The public general, 10 ea,l
sai e. smire
Nov IS
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5000 WEIGHT OF PORK.

<hiiE subscribers wish ts9pvroLass five
- thousand weight 1t Pork, for which
they val sllow the highest market price.
payable IN goods. A. cash priccs
fFFFERSO.N x CLEJEL.7I'D.
Dee g
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THOMAS EAwftss
Calflett.rr. o.. LIZ