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The Arkansas advocate., 1830-08-25
DEPARTMENT OF WAR.
 22d .AngftSf I929
To His Exc'y. GEORGE JzArps 2 ''s'' i9S

' &tt'. A4'AS J E0tNHE ALAkus
 Lihle Rock, .4. T.
 ssfR--i have the honor to refer you to a ietter from this Department, e.s :,--tss Ii May,* on the subject of removing such ci- tizens as may be found, after running the Western line of the Territory, to be upon the Indian lands, to the Eastern side ofthe line, in pursuance of the condition, as expressed in the 3d article of the Treaty with the Cherokees ofArkansas. and to add that the President, desirous of extending to those settlers all the indulgence which may be consistent with the obligation inn posed by the Treaty, requests that you will cause notice to be given to them. that they will be allowed ninety days from the time when notice may De published that the line has been run, and which notice you will cause to be published or otherwise com munieated to all concerned, immediately after the running of the said line, You will moreover, cause those settlers to he informed, that to none, who shall not re. move within thestipulated period of ninety days, will the pre-emption righthe extend. ed as provided by act of Congress If 24tl May. and that it will be necessary for tls CT. to register their names with the fndiar Agent, as the persons who have been, E, the provision of the Treaty, obliged to re move.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-22
Not in the last Legislature.

"Whsro the candid does not sppreye Of the
ue'o Gen Jsfk'ons adminis siior?
Us an opinion does not render the need Of sPpsn,e
the reen hment Of governmental
cn assertion Of the national rights promotion Of the ma
uc"s interests IN negotiations with
hefy That the recovery NJ the West Ind TRADE
TO our mercantile sod isrmng result Of strait Tor.
"arh and honei policy vhieh avoiding alton sud
mere diPlc~s steonP'he, wo, pr empty
The Albany Argus proposes these pertinent queries
bnt let US apply the test to the "eadng partzans Of
mr Csyand what Judgment shall we form OF their can
dOH Bu', seriously, can expect from partixans
WHO esteem cfrcuitous trade 10 be better than III
rect one-who censure Gen. Jackson for pursuing the
same course towards the Indians which MIR. Adams
recommended, though he failed to accomplish it-who
circulate the most uDfounded stories about Randolph
ana hves-who make out Speeches for honorable Sem
dors, which they. utiered-who fabricae roaIi.
ions between Van Buren, and the politicians Of Virgil
MA, and between bin and The Preseen for which there
" NOT the slightest foundatonwho resort to the use
OF all poisoned ,pons, and the most ILL Ultimate
means Tor the attainment OF their pufposss-lo fraud
ana forgery iiseif-can we expect esndor from such
men or justice towards Gen. Jackson III is almost
ridiculous to think Of II.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-22
THE CONTRACTs

letter from the City of Washington, dated October
2Oh informs us, that Messrs r.. Porter s. Co. have sue
ceeded in all the routes in which they interested
"The Mobile and New Orleans Company Says the
writer has taken the routes from this place TO Fort
Mitchell, At sGUing 10 the Department NJ $4,000,
and considerable SAVING Of HereservDg to all of the
old contractors the routes, who deemed deserv-
ing, the interests they now hold. To Mr.. Barry,
should say much praise is due for the fair and lust
he has endeavoured pursue towards the bidders
and for the great saving Of money and time in trans.
porting the mall which he has secured 10 the Depsr.
ment on the present occasion"
The Editor Of the ". Y Commercial is we1cone n
the Gases ears himself He preends to saw bat the
Russian Government stipulated with the Porte that al
the privileges set forth 10 this treaty. should be guaran
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-22
EyoR SALE MOST VALUABLE KENTucKY

1NOR SALE MOST VALUABLE KENTUCKY
n LAND.-Pursuant to the will of Mai John U,r.
ris, deed will he offered pubic auction ON the pre
m'ses, on wednesday the 1st day Of December next
'hat tract oil land 10 the county. OF Oldham, so do.
susheu Tor richness OF soil and sin in To-
CAVITY, being eighteen miles above Lsusvi ls on the
Ohio river, by which IL is embraced tor an extent Of
Point containing two thousand "a forth under
grant ('iened by Thomas Je Teron, tlep Governor Of
The commonwealth Of Virginia, l779) 10 judith G. iaip
daughter OF Leroy Griffin being for military seryc,
rendered by him. BY s. rvey the tract con-
inss twenty two hundred and eie acres; il be.
hve1 that the State OF Kentuck-y does not furnish
tract OF land Of equal extent rich in soil more bonn
u'u'iy mbered and watered, eligible for nc ab.
fn'ness The on line fsrnahed il for the inform aon
oil those reident at distance from the lard that NAV
..sre 10 avail Themselves of an opportunity so rare
The simple apnuncation, that the land will be sod
would be deemed sufficient for the limits OF Kentucky
There are two small plantations, about so acres each
with Young and thrifty apple orchards. Having au.
thoriy by the will OF Maj Harris sell the land pr
vateiy or at public auction the latter mode
az wei 10 accommodate the numr applicants 10 buy
az In urihersnce OF the interest of the Legatees-
ms tract VIII he cold eDtre in los, and such
terms az will afford accomnod alton 10 buy-
erf; which will be made known by my authorized
agsnt en- the day Of sale. The tide IL indsputabe.
The Editors OF the IousvilIs Advertiser Frankfort
Argus, and Kentucky Reporter will please insert the
foregoing advertisement, twice weekly in their
to the Editors OF the Richmond Enquirer. Should the
Jay liked for the sae be Unreasonable, twill be made
'he next succeeding fair day.
REBECCA HARRIS,
Executrix of John Harris, deed.
Chesterfield. OFT %. As-t,s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-22
ELECTIONS IN MASSACHUSETTS,.

Members Of Congress in Massachusetts. are TO be
elected on the first Monday in November Several Of
The present delegation have declined re-eectionIn
Suffolk district, 10 succeed Mr.. G,rha who declines
are.sec'ion, the County ard Ward Committees have
orninsted NATHAN APPLETON E.o.-Wr a !.
'aid 10 be friend If the Tariff System A counter
nomination OF Henry Lee, Esq. made few days
sterwards, by " a numerous meeting of citizens in
Boston, opposed to the present restrictive system
Mt Lee is the author Of the celebrated Boston
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-22
MANAGERS

OFFICE-RICHMoND, VA.
GRAND CONSOLIDATED, No. H.
To be drawn in New Castle, Delaware, on the 26h
Of October.
Prize OF $4,000 Is $4,000
10000 10000
100 900 100000
Tickets $40, Halves So, Quarters So go
SC &C.
Orders from any part of the United States, will DO
promptly attended 10. Address
Oct /. 42-m YATES & M'INTYRE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-22
BIGGER'S OFFICE.

4 D ira: NV u '"' I've" 0'N A0''s'y' NO H. eS-
SO 81 10 10 80 Al 81 SO Is Al.
81 900 price, with several smaller capitals, sold by
Bigger.
Drawing of the Dismal Swamp Lottery, No U.s.
20 &c 25 &c 81 Al Is IL.
81 900, several Of 100, etc. sold by BIGGER.
THE DISMAL SWAMP CANAL COMPANY
is, 1890
To be drawn at Richmond, Friday, 10Th Oct. 1880,
at half past o'clock p. NJ
SIXTY No. LoTTERY-IO DRAWN BAILors
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-22

EW SEED-PLOUGH.-StNcL & MooRE
v have constructed new Seed Plough, which has
been tested during the present fall TO full satisfaction.
Particular attention has been paid well TO the quail
ty OF the iron, as to the construction OF the plough
they can, therefore, recommend them with confidence 10
the public, for good work and durability.-Price So
They have also just finished inch Seed Plough on
the plan, TO suit those who like narrow Seed
Poughs.- Price 81 rs.
Also on hand, general assortment Of Agricultural
Implements comprising a variety Of Poughs suited TO
all kinds of land Improved whea-fans corn shelters
cutters, from 50 10 $50. Cast steel axes steel
hay and manure forks Clover orchard grass Timothy
Herds grass tall meadow oa grass seed and Lucerne
seed. Garden Seeds, many Of them raised at their
Horticultural Establishment the city, and will be
warranted pure and genuine Fruit Trees of the best
selected varieties, raised under their own immediate
care warranted true 10 their kinds which will be care
fully packed and delivered fresh from the Nursery in
few hours after orders received.
Catalogues to be had gratis at their store, Pratt Street
Wharf, Baltimore. Oct %. 1876
LIST Page, 1sf, III, and 3D. eoG, see AdreyfiseD,snfs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-22

the minds of the people Of Virginia Of IN. o,,.fc
turers OF the west and east and OF the gene
rally. IL viii be found correct view. Such men.
sure as ati propose, viii annually millions 10 tho
people VIII cement the Union, forever stop the crv
OF disunion and drive into obscury the advocate, 6r
separation. POLITICAL E,,ONONTST
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-22

k9s IN the United States Senate win be filed nav,
winter, by Jackson Democrat The miserable and
eanng faction of Anti Masonry (,he most ridiculous
humbug, next to the mania Of the Salem witches which
ever dsgracsd our Annals polled only seventy votes
all told, out OF between aud 7O0O in the city oil Phila
delpbia
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-22

MOTlCE.-An application will he made TO The 10.
gisature, at its session, for leave 10 erect
dam acros'a portion Of James River, near the Falls.
burg mile, at GOosbys Falls, with view to the i'm.
provems OF the navig Of the stream aud 70 bct
ter supply of water for said Mills.
THOS. NJ. BONDURANT,
WILLIAM LEWIS,
Oct %. fS-w4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-22
ELECTION IN NEW-JrRsEY

ly gratifying and decisive The Philadelphia Sentinel
states that "rhe Legislature WILL most probably con-
ss oil Jorfysr friends Of the national Administration
and eighteen supporters Of Mr. Clay. When 1t is re
collected, that this state gave its for Mr.. Adams
and that Mr. Soutdrd the late secretary Of the navy
mas been moving heaven and earth keep up the oppo
sion, we cannot but congratulate the friends of Jack
son en- this glorious triumph."-The Trenton Empori
um furnishes tho specifications. In the city and town
ship OF Trenton, where the Adams party have always
had large party heretofore, the average majority OF
The Jackson tickets II. "In (ha city and township
for the first time believe in years. the
Republican party has triumphed in contested election
The Clay leaders did their BEST but they not able
to transfer their votes to Mr. Clay readily they
imagined. Our strength not all out, but the vcto-
ry Is complete-he regeneration perfect"-In Sussex
the Jackson ticket elected without opposition In
Salem, both tickets composed Of firm Jackson Re-
publicans. In Cumberland, the Administration men,
bers have succeeded In Mdlesex the friends OF Jack
son have elected only member. In Somerset their
whole ticket prevailed. In Bergen three four Jack.
son-men are elected.-The General Tabular Result
which the Emporium presents partly from "certain in
formation, and partly from the "best information re-
ceived, assigns II of the Council to the Admnistra.
ton, and to CLAY; 36 Of the assembly to the former
and 10 to the la,ter-makng out than the Phil
Sentinel claims; viz: 80 friends in the legislature TO the
Administration, and II to Cay.-This is victory which
equalsif 1t does not surpass, the in Mary
land
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-22

The results Of this interesting contest are
us daily The votes counted; and il [. ascersined
that in the District OF Charleston r. Cunningham had
IZoS votes, and l.. Pe,igru, late Attorney General
l2i3-Malority for Cunningham as Senator, 25. He
was the Candidate OF the Convention Party-though
the City Gazette" upon what grounds we ar. nn-
informed declares that he sopro'ed both 10 .Nlfca-
ron .t ana Convenf'on-Tbe following l6 are elected
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-22

NOTICE
A TEACHER is Wanted in the Country. who can
IA come well recomme ded tor Classical Literature
and good morale; one who has had experience ia
teaching, would be preferred. Apply to Mr.. William
NJ Atkinson OF Petersburg, or TO the subscriber in the
county OF Lunenburg. THOMAS ADAMS.
Oct. 81 AZ -w4w+
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-22

MAWiiEDl.in Hanover the 18th inst. by the Rev Mat
thew webber Ma BESyANN ELLrrr to Mrs, .ss.,
daoster of Mr. Waiter Crenshaw '"s''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-22

SssS lTUATlON WANTED.--A young gentleman
~ qualified 10 teach the Eng -h aud Latin languages
wishes TO obtain situation in healhfu part OF II
Coun,ry-Leters addressed to r. III. Frederick buss
will be attended to-
OF. %. 43-w2w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-22

NOTICE
q PPLICATION will be made to the IL cisature
IN at lite next session, for amendments TO be made to
the law concerning the Manchester Turnpike road.
Oct. 22.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-22

~ BIGGER has sold and paid sight, within
short time less than four of the highest Capitals of
$4,000; and no less than eight Capitals in the five last
drawings.
For the Capitals and cash at sight, address your or
ders TO THO. B. BIGGER,
Richmond, IA.
Oct. %. l9-2t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-22

W The ad'fces from Europe, 9Th nus, la. pro.
uos.d more animation Ia the -four market with
"en' Improvement In price. cav rom 81 SO 62
S' 70 .ne Pfes-ht rate OF 81 10, tor Csnai-we ouo,.
OFT ci anke. 1879" "'"'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-22

We regret that we have this morning for the
just and complimentary notices taken of William s. Ma
ry College by the Norfolk BeacoH, and the Banner of
the Constitution (Which reached us last evening) They
shall both appear on Tuesday
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-22

Hanoyc. County the 9Th of September Mrs. Lu-
CT nShEf vile OF Mr. Carver Burnett ecsny b, s.
mi"be IN he's disposition and her
nc ge Of her and relatives prove how dearly she wa,
Inns eh also los, n, az
ieeuonate husband and infant daughter.
on Tho LIST inst Of the whoopug Cough ut the resjeneo
W cen Francis Preston, Abingdon his parents y.,s a.
VISIT fMSeIs Preston CANRsoroS infant 500 of Gen ia
"afn =. Darlington, aged fifteen months.
- Mt Cross Keys in Southampton on IN. sd .n,.,r,.,
after painful illness of six days. .Dr JosnvA C. cuw,Se.
[ OF New Preston Conn in tie 9th of Ills uni
correct department and agreeable manners acquired many
renas IN Vawho feelngy sympnhisc his di.tsn
'o' hcir sudden bereavement -CoMMusfcArEp. >''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-22

We are indebted TO the Columbus Bulletin for its cour-
teous and welmeant vindcaon of ourselves from the
attacks oil the Nashville Whig-But make it a
rule TO defend ourselves against such attacks
from such quarters
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-22

Increase in 10 years 27IS
Notwithstanding the loss of territory and number.
Gays the Kanawba r. gi,er) which Kanlwha sustain
ed IN the creation OF Logan county"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-23
"Fait ce quill 3aut, arrive 6 = quill pourra''
Charles bennett

As imported. by the ship Pioneer from Liverpool,
r. tn following
Which are offered for sale ON the usual serms:-
Gotrs 50, 4. a.. and 5 pit blankets, some of extra
qusity
s~uperfne blue, olive, and dark mixed cloths
Cambria muslms, book and laconet hdkfs
Book, null, and sprig null muslins
Ginghams, Holland and double fine iinentapes
Black silk hose
Blsck silk waistcoa,ing, velvet and fiorentlne
Shoe ard col0red threads. of various qualities
Shsd and herring SEINE rWlNE
Sail Irvine and book -ninders' SWINGS
Double Gloster and pine apple English Cheese,
from London, ut first quality
And, BY the sta,ira. expected lsiIy from Philadelphia,
he val receive
Il general assortment Of Domestic FL.ANNELS
Amongst which are some of a faeness equal to any
English.
sat,in.tts and csssinetts, and American csssineres
Kerseys and ~linseys, cotton osnaburgs
Furniture cotton checks and plaIdS
renitentary stripes >,
Flushines and Devonshre kerseys
Hieacled aud brown domestic cottons u shirtings
Back and CO ored clrcsssian stufiS
"a'stcoating, u great variety
Madras and s~;perfime .ndia Romal silk hdkfs
Bedticks, sewing silks
Twii!ed sackingsand scotch oznaourgs &c.&c.
sept9
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-23

New Goods.

N BALES 3.4, A, and 5,<brown cottons
~ SteamJoom, Newmarket. Waltham. Arkwright.
and other bleached cottOns
Cloths and c~assinetts
Domestic plaids and checks. Rouen easslnieres
Bed tickings and Wilmington stripes
Hadras hdkfs and shawls, Railroad eottons
Linen and cotton diaper. c~acoes and prin0
Linen and cotton hdkfs
Imitation damask.; suspenders
Ready.made clothing
Together with q variety of other articles.
Also.
Ladies' p,fs, Nsvarino bonnets, straw bands
2 second hand piano f,rtes, looking glass clocks
4 barrels Epson salts
ADDITIONAL.
Light blue plates, assorted, do do pitcher
Edged plates. assorted
China teas, with and without handles
Enaine!ied glass vases
Square. globe, and cylindrie lamps
Lemonades, futed aud hlIgreed tumblefs
Stnoe toys, pint TASKS, &c.
Jus received and for sale by
aug Is GEO. WHITE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-23
.Sotice
Arrangement

steamboat Arrangement.
Oh. In future, the Stss'R-Packet
NR8NKLIN,
.ErrsSSSSc Captain James Newt. master, viii
s.I-SSE@SS3les Baltimore for the District Of
c'tr1tA Al srs,y Wednesday,, al O'tIock, p. NJ
Ia I8oIthts recently undergone sthurough repair;
rrc,Er N- fitted up TASTEFUL, aud commodious;
s-t . still more Imphrtsn', size has a new and
't >slerar b'ier, on the most improved plan.
'~neaSs" viii receive every attention to make
'a,a :1n6rable.
Tat FREDERICKSBURG, Captain B. ] jenkins,
'e,'- GA'nnnce at her usual hour erery Saitrdcy,
fS'at6. 4, " june 20
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-23
THE NATIONAL MAGAZINE:
Or LADPS EMPORIUM

TNIE intended work will be generally literary, and
i occasionally political. The literary department
shall be conducted in q manner not inferior to the best
periodicals. in the country In the several departments
of prose and Verse, and their sub divisions into nara
tive, sentimental, and didsctic compositions, original
or selected. Nor, although its general head be litera-
ture, shall the lucubrstions of science, in any of its
branches, be neglected, when they shall be offered
for publicstion in the ".National Magazine"
In the struggle which is now going or between CT.
vii liberty and wild anarchy, under the gsrb Of demo-
cracy, she will sometimes raise her feeble voice; not
as a disputan, in the arena of party, hnt as an advocate
for certain great principles which 1t may become her
sex and condition to feel a lively and deep interest in
maintaining, in these times Of miscal!ed "retorms.
ton" As victim Of 81 prescription" she has suffer.
ed too much and knows too mach TO permit her entire
silence Upon that subject she cannot avoid speak
ing ireely-.he will try, however, TO speak discreeuy.
IF there are any who would still irown upon this last
struggle Of a mother for her family, the, are at liberty
TO withhold their support. A Daughter OF the Revo
luton, and the grand children Of Revolutionary lie
roes, will perish, ere they beg in the Land where thel
should live in hunor.
The work Will be comIrisedin eighty octave pages,
on fine paper. in new type, handsomely stitched, and
colored covers, making TWO handsome volumes a year.
IkRYs The snnusl subscription will be Five Dot
lars, paJ able in advsnce, or on the delivery OF the
third nunber, At the pleasure Of individuals.
All subscriptions remaining unpaid at the end OF
the ear 20 be discontinued: For n single number IS
cents.
Much attention win be paid to forwarding the num-
bers, and will, the least cost to subscribers-i being
intended to establish agencies in all the principal CT
ties and towns, by whom !he work will be carefully
delivered. To other pieces, or when the number OF
subscribers may not be sufficient to estsblish an agen
CIV, they win be forwarded by mail, unlcs otherwise
directed. Subscribers arc respectfully requested dis
.inot;y to prescribe The places, ar persons, 10 whom the
work shall be sent for tieIy use.
MARY BARNEY
~ All letters and communications attended to by
WILLIAM B. BARNEY, Agent.
A pRospEcTus of the above proposed work
is left at each Of the principal Book stores and Read
ing.rooms in the City OF Washington, Georgetown, and
Alexandra; and also at the Office Of the subscriber,
who will receive ard forward communications upon
the subject.
Persons DESTROYS TO patronize the work, are invited
10 call and subscribe their nan es
BENJAMiN HONANS,
Agent for The District Of Columbia.
Georgetoc,, d Z. sept l4-2aw2w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-23
CaoriAe lime.

Cloride Of Lime The chespness of this article.
and eertsinty Gifts acting as a disinfecting agent, should
give il the preference to either lime Or ashes 1t is
n,.rs convenient than either OF the above substances,
nd mn, liable to objection on account Of its bulk, a
small quantity only being necessary to remove d'sa-
rreeabIe smells; and for the above purpose is recon-.
Tnended TO the pubEc.
aug j. NN' LhNFH'n" ="
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-23
MaCKerei.

3 SRl 5. Nos : and Msckere,. for sale by
We sept rs SAM'L. n. L.ARNaUR & Go
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-23
Carriage Inces. &c.

Carriage. AInces. DC.
4 SUPPLY Of carriage laces, knobs, and springs
n Several ~quadrants and one compass. with oun's
Directory for the East Indies; also,
M.ckerel and herrings, soap and candles
A small lot nf cut nails
A gresrvsriety OF Dry Goods
One elegant gold repeating watch
For sale by Gu. "hiih'
he Regular Auction Nights-Monday, Usd.
,.sdon. and SATURDAY nights; when a great variety OF
unlimited Goods will be sold.
..n,I GEO. WHITE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-23

Just Received.
WARRANTED summer strained New bedford
w sperm OIL
Iieef aud Pork. : Y CITY inspection
TOBACCO, IN kegs and boxes
Frvsl, Iho,nnstvn lime
coarse and fine salt, behring's
Fir.t quaiity bacon hams
DO do shoulders and middlinSs
For sale on ususl terms.
End on Hoes Wharf,
40 cords oak and Pima wood, which will be sold low
to ciesr the wharf.
A supply of new wheat Family Flour.
Cash given for Wheat, Rye. Corn. and Flour from
w.pons THOS. VOWEL,
Corner of Potomac strand aud Duke street.
aur 20
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-23
SumMer Goods.

AMEs MCKENZIE & Co. have just reeeiveG
n Painted or Foulard muslins
Italian Iustrings. extra quality
Black satin levantine
DO Palmeryn mes
Open worked cotton hose
Cause handkt rchiefs
Heavy irish linens in deni pieces
Super soft finish csmbrics
Wide bobbinctts and foolings
RussIa crash, etc. etc.
aug l6
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-23

More .Sew Go0ds.
DY the packets Erie, Columbia and Georgetown We
ID have received:
Dobbinet peIerines, clegan. patterns
Adrianople ~ginghams and prints
Printed cambrc muslins
Superblack bombszincs
Colored cambric gloves Uadies')
Indiennes, blue, buff and pink
I.ondonf fine plaid %gingha,ns
Brown bonnet .anbrics
Heavy black sinch.ws
Do brown ami green do flor umbrellas
Scarlet English bandannues
Fancy pri, ted crayats
Viii c lrilings
Green hoor lraizcs
Carpet bindings, &c; &c.
And per packet, from Pi,'adelphie,
1 case lsdies' psrssols. and
G~entlcne1's summer umbrellas
jyl2 JAS MCKENZIE & Co