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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-04-02

II was one of those clear, brilliant, Gays that
are only to be witnessed in the east; there was
not single cloud to break the blue expanse OF
the heavens, or intercept the burning rays OF the
sun, as they darted fiercely down upon the Wa
ter. which seemed almost to rise IN yapourS from
their heat: and poor Frank was now ilseNPoseu
to all theirinfuence with no shelter fotis burning
head, and not drop of water to cool ms Palolt
ed tongue. About noon-day he saw sPecs VI
white upon the utmost verge of the sea- ana he
soon discovered that it was san; Dut he wac
AGAIN doomed to suffer Disappointment as II 7
bore away without coming within many nilies Vi
him. Evening was fast approacmnS' anu ne oe
gan already to anticipate the horrors Vi aic.ne'
night exposed to the mercy OF the waves; sinoe'
though he was drifting towards the shore, he Vas
still too far distant to reach 1t before alo''ei oay
had passed. Hunger too, was last ASSUMING ',l",'
as he had eaten nothing since the morning pre-,
vious; but terror kept it some time a,ool. nnn
it occurred to him, that the spot where ne was
floating abounded with SHARKS, anu once vi wiz;
when he saw piece of dark coloured wood
Hoat;nr mast him. he fancied it the I'm OF one OF
those ferocious animals which is frequently APP
narent above the water. whilst the hungry mon
ster i gliding close beneath the surface OF the
sea. He deemed himself deserted botn by uod
and man; for he had no confidence to look Tor
helm from the one. cnd no relief to hope Tor from
the other. To add to his dismay he found that
the wind was beginning to increase'and ne reared
that a tempest, should it ensue, would be but
speedy termination of his torments, as he had not
enough of strength remaining to buffet WIN 'he
stormy waves. He prepared to resign himself
to his fate; aud with faint and fearing heart ne
addressed fervent prayer to Heaven to entreat
It's protection. not as an act of favor to him who
was so unworthy of it, but of mercy to his sor-
rowing and desolate mother: he then leaned ms
burning cheek against the plank on which his
safety depended, and closing his wearled eyes;
he abandoned himself to the care OF that uod
whose protection he had humbly, though unwor-
thily, implored.
In this state of torpor and inaction, Frank
had remained for about an hour, whenhis ear was
struck by the report of gun at no great dis
lance; he started. and on raising his head he saw
large boat, impelled by oars, standing IN TO-
wards him, and not more than two or three
miles distant the wind was fresh, and having sud
denly rounded one of the headlands of the island,
it had appeared to him thus unexpectedly; he
Immediately raised himself as far as he could
above the water. &, waved his arm as signal for
them to draw near to his rescue. 1t was some
time before they observed it, but he eventually
saw them haul round, and pull towards HIM. In
few moments thew drew near, and Frank was
pulled up the side of their little vessel.
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<yeScE3m
CINCINNATI.

mat our readefS may nave SoHle luea Ol tne
Improvement and prosperity of our city, and the
extent of its resources, we will occasionally give
statements, as we can collect the facts, of the
aggregate amount of the different articles manu-
featured and disposed of in this place, and the
surrounding country annually.
The article ofhats manufactured and dispos-
cd of, BY three of the principal establishments, is
as follows Messrs. Coombs, including also sales
of furs. SS4,659; ]. J. Haskins, including hats
ONLY, $50, 600; Messrs. PattersOns, S25,0 900.
The amount of cabinet furniture, In only three
among the largest establishments engaged in this
business, is thus estimated: James Ward $685.
900; Charles Leham $4,000; A. McAlpine,
including the last twelve months, S20,000.-
The amount of paper, of different descriptions,
manufactured by the city mills alone, is SOL
zoe; by the Phenix paper mill S56,O00. Phil
ms & Speer $4,000. In both the branches of
mandatory above mentioned, paper excepted,
there are great number of establishments en-
gagged in considerable and profitable business,
besides those particularly mentioned. which
would greatly enhance thesamount manufacture
ed, the estimate of which we have not vet OBJ
tanned.
The aggregate imports of the City of Cincin-
natl, as contained in the Directory for 1929,
amounts for that year. to SIS, 9S7, $685. the exports
TN valuatl0n TO 81, .o99: OF tne latter prop
ably not more than two thirds is exported.
The number of buildings, large and small, G.
rected within the last year, will probably amount
to about three hundred. With resources such
As the above statement exhibits, (which is sub
stantially though not technically correcD and
situate in section of country, location, health,
and fertility of soil, inferior to in the wes-
tern country, and with the commercial advan-
tages IF one of the most beautiful rivers in the
Union, it needs not the gift of prophecy to fore
tel that the future destiny of Cincinnati can
not be less than the LONDON of the western
country. Cincinnati Gazette.
-ssaeaE9a-
Moulding Bast.-We understand an TIA
han artist of this city has secretly disinerred the
body of E. Hicks, the celebrated Quaker Preach
err. and moulded his bust. 1t seems that he
had applied to the friends of the deceased to take
a moulding previous to his interment, but was re-
fused. Suspicion being excited that the grave
had been disturbed, it was examined, and. some
bits of plaster were found adhering to the hair
ofthe deceased. The enthusiastic Italian was
visited, and owned that, as he had been denied
the privilege of taking bust before interment,
he had adopted this only method Of obtaining
one. Wehaye heard nothing more, on the sub
iect, except that the bust is a most excellent
likeness. ~ T. Constellation.
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a & ard.

Mrs. LUcKETT has removed to the spacious and
Nl convenient Dwelling House on King street, re-
Gently occupied by Thomas Smith, Esq and i'm.
mediatelv opposite to the st of Hugh Smith g Co.
where she can accommodate few genteel BIO arders.
march 27-eo3t
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~25S9en
DEPARTMENT OF STATE, !

DEPARTMENT OF STATE, I
flashing on, 3Oh March, 1880. s
Official information has been received at the
Department of State, from the Charge d. Affairs
of France, that the blockade OF the port OF the
Reoency of Algiers, by the naval forces of his
Nost Christian Majesty, has not been interrupt
ed: and that it extends to the ports of Algiers,
Oran. Buain, and Bona.
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SeESsse

The late due, near Philadelphia has excited the
attention of the Legislature of Pennsylvania
Information Of the occurrence was received at
Harrisburg on the oath; and on the same day
MIR. Middlcswarth, of the I'll. II. offered reso-
luton that the Judiciary Committee be instruct
ed to bring in bill more eiiectually to suppress
the horrid and pernicious practice of duelling.-
The resolution was passed. On the 9th, Mr..
Moore. of Beaver, offered resolution that the
Legislature request the President of the U. S.
10 strike from the list of the Navy the name of
Lieut.. Charles G. Hunter. and that the Governor
he requested to forward the same to the Presi-
dent. This resolution was supported very warm
" bv the mover, and by Mr.. Wilkins, of Pitts
burg; but'was postponed for the present, on the
ground that sufficient evidence relatiye to the
fortunate affair was not before the house.
-S65eas-
Mr.. CAREY, who is never weary i'll the cause
of Philanthropy, has published another pamphlet
on the inadequacy of the wages paid to females,
EMPLOYED in the subordinate departments of me-
chanical trades. He states that there are in the
four northern cities probably from $4,000 to
10000 women; who, if constantly employed for
sixteen hours cut of the twenty-four, cannot on
an average earn more than dollar and a quarter
per week. The matron employed BY the Provi-
dent Society of Philadelphia test6es. that of the
eleven hundred women aided i'll the winter of
1889, at least six hundred were widows, and
at least two thirds had children to support; and
that their average wages was about fifty cents
per week. TPhilad. Morn. Jour.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-04-02

Flour respected III the Town of Alexandria
for The quarter ending March slst, 1880.
5i,525 barrels,
t.7Ol half barrels.
]. CLOUD, } L,noo,o.s
\. JANNEf,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-04-02

CHESTER, IRA. March 50.
The Providence Parsnip beat all hollow!-
Sheriff Broomhall sent to this Office, PARsNIp.
which he raised in his own garden. that measured
four feet five inches, and weighed four pounds
and half
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-02
DIR. W. JUDK1Ns'
Patent Specific Ointment:
Sold. Uholesale and Retail. BY EDW.7Rb
.ST4BLER 6. SON, Ageats, .7ler'a'

vv1uE aboye ointment I, offered L. the public as
SAFE and certain remedy for those obstinate dis:
ea.es some of which have so long bafled The skill OF
medical science;
LIST. white swelings of every description
Cd Schrrs or c,an,iuiar ,unlors particularly those
hardened tumors in womens breasts, which otentImes
terminate in liberated cancers:
4,h; Feons, or Whist some people know by the nam-
of catxrrh,. oi every description
sth Rheumatic pains of the joints.
OH. sprsins and bruises of every description, or IN
whatever par, situate
7th Tctters of all kincls-n this complaint the p1
tent n apply ing the ointment, must keep the part c'''
Of water.
s,h Chilblans or parts effected by frost
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Just rece,ued by the Subscribers,
FROM NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA. AND BALIi"o"h'
- FRESH SUPPLY OF
e. Medicines, Drugs, Dye
~ Stuffs, Paints, Pertumery,
EM Bronzes, &c &c.

WYE invite she attention OF practitioners Oh iNeo|"@
w who NAV wish TO avail themselves at the oppoi'
tunitv Ia try the effect and virtue the following new
French preparations of Physic OF Nege'abe oa's, VIZ
Supuline sulphate morphine acetate morphine, marco
tine emetne rhubarbarine. plptrne, and iodinei AIS"
croton oil and extract bslsaH co2ava' &C 'ne '"
ent forms of manipulation preparation ~ hose he
dicjnes for use, are kept har; together with DIR
lions for the manner OF empinHng them N pFacuce'
DIR M,endie's FounuIary Of preparation ana s'imnIs
traton of those remedies, can so be obtsinrd.
La Barraque's Clor"re Of the Hrd 81
.SOiiunl.
r,,r ,,merous governments of the most ski'ful men
of science followed by certain su cess results NAV
this cor,re is preservstve against the occult seeds
oflstent Diseases yellow fever, small pox seuccFFh4s
and against ali contagious and epidemic diseases 4"
remedy apans, the bite of the mad dog aud that ut
nents ar,in,t ulcers Of long standing gangrene the
rot IN hospi,als degenerate burns old syphtc ulcers
letters cancers, carbuncies, asphyx'as pro-
duced by exalations from sewers, cutters, or any COL
lection Of putrid animal or dccomposng veSetsne mar
ter Instructions for using the Corure OF oxd OF so
dunn including Its various applications IN heahs
| can be had.
Chioriie Of Lime.
Instructions vii! be given for its uses in bleaching
silk, cotton, or linen goods, such as caps frnses'
sheetngs eghorns orany other article OF wear or dress
Dye .StmG Of all kinds,
Consisting of logwood, hachewood, redwood cam
| wood. BrasiIetto wood fusck, cochnea madden, 'ur
| meric indigo, C The dye-woods chipPen we car
oor as cheap by the barrel they can be purchase
| - ony c;,v to the north We viii give warranted d
rections for i, ing any color those who favor us WI"
their CUSTOM with reasons VIII, they fail IN making
good color, SO It ctnbs corrected
The following articles Of Paints an" Per'
.fumery:
Yellow chrome, drop lake rose pink, eau de Cologne
antique oil, variety pomatm. in pats and STICKS MA
cassar OIL vegetable rouge, pearl powder, &c; a'mon,
aIln ale veil e.
and green bronzes.
Superior Blacking Paste,
| Warranted equal to any in the world. 10 those
whose motto is " Economy" We can recommend TN
Backing as retaining its polish, softenng the leather
and not causing it to crack, as most high p'nshnt
the leather whether wet or dry For sale by
| nov IS WILLIAM t'ANfHlr'n o w.
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Instruct Of Cn\umbla,
County of.7ie,ran0r'a' Nct'
APRIL Term, 1880.

County of-7leranar'a, oG'
APRIL TENN, 1880
Robert Clarke. Complainant,
aguinst
John T. Henderson, James Robinson
and Stephen shnn, trading under >IN CIIANCERY
the 6rm of Robinson 4 Sh'nn ana
Samuel Lindsay and Laurence
Hill trading under the firm OF
Lindsay & Ill., Defendants, }
yuyuE Defendant John L. Henderson, not having
entered his appearance to this SUIT, and gwen Sc.
curty according to the statute and the rules OF th'
Cout and it appearing the satisfaction OF the Court
unon AFFIDAVIT fled that tie said John I Henderson Is
not An nh,bitant of the District OF Columbia on ue
motion of the Complainant, by his counsel, IT'S
O,dersd That the said Defendant, John T. Henoer
som do appear mere on before The fr day OF next
November Term and answer the bill OF the Complain
ont and give security for performing the DEGREES OF
the Court: and that the other Defendants honmSoh q
shnn and Lindsay Hill, do not pay away OF secree
the debts by them owing TO, or the money, estate OF
effsc,.. in their hands belonging to- the SAD ap'ehl
sdan., John I Henderson, until the urther orGel
and decree ofths Court; and that copy OF TINS orue'
he forthwith Dill 5shcd in the Alexandra fhen'x "a
lite for two months successfvelv, and that ano mel
copv be posted at the front door CT the Court House
| said County. NM, ZEE r. r
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Brass Fouraery

VACHARIAH NICHOLAS begs leave to inform his
lie generally, that having at great expense, establish.
ed BRASS FOUNDRY on Water street, for the
purpose of casting ANDIRONS, with every other spe
ces OF work connected with the business, he assures
them that he will cas-, and finish any work which may
be entrusted to him as we'll and as cheap as can he
procured from any Of the Northern Cities. He will
also make or repair Soda Fount upon application
lie has, moreover, employees workml from England
10 conduct the Cutlery Business and sohcits psrtcn
of the piblc patronage Al kinds of screws-brass,
iron, STEEL &C cut TO order
Applications NAV be made either at the Foundery on
Water street, or At his old stand on Fairfax street.
may Is
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twenty Dollars Reward.

w IS stolen from the subscriber. about the fst Of
w october last, my SEINE BO.fT, about IS feet
long carrying four Her seats are kneed and RI
vete through the bends; nearly new; built OF muiber-
~ white oak and cedar timber her bottom and sides
Of Northern pines also the top of her stern knock
ed off oy a vessel running foul of her.
nave been informed that she was seen ia tow Of a
schooner of Isdsn Mead, going down the river; and
also that she was Johnsons Spring, above the
Fort on shore. have reason to believe that she is
eth. above the Fort below the Indian Head, at
some Of the Wood .sndnss she is well calculated
for that purp ,se, drawing out small draft OF water
will give ais for the thief or thieves and IS for deli
yerny said boat tome, at the mouth of Pomonkey
Greek HohaIiO '" ahD.
Ponnnkey, Locust Hill Charles county, Nd,
March 20, leSQ-march 2S-2sw2w&wtf
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CERTIFICATES.

TIL. f,lIoy;,p communicate addressed to The rrr
prie,or of iu}kia's ointment, from the Hon John Ii
lisfcrro member of Congress- ~ highly interesting
The gratutrus manner in which it is made EXHIBITS
fee ngs of no ordinary character towerds suffering I'M
manly; and is certainly well deserving OF public s,-
tentiOn -, o,,
WAshIyGToS, Jan. 22d, 1929,
s1p--lt has been my wish for considerable time
To communicate to YOU the good effect with winch l
have used the ointment invented by MIR. Judkins,
and which | nov unde rs,and Is made and sold by
.ren,sappointed b, yourself have applied this ONT
men during the last jhree years to every species OF
turnour and wound, without failure TO produce cure
in Every instance consider il the most decided and
efficient re NEEDY in all OF tumour, be the cause
what It may and have found nothing 50 good for
wound, Of any description II may be proper to add
Tho, the cure of tumpur called White Swelling given
over b, the most distinguished physicians, rs ncua.
Bile, and which they decided would, without amputA.
ton, prove fatal to the patient, under my nme'
date notice effected by the of Judkns Ointment,
and the patient is in fine healtl--lis limb Affected
by the tunour being restored to perfect state ct
soundness. Also that the leg Of an aged man which
had been wour ded and exhibited one dreadfuly III
cerated surface from the knee to the foot, and which,
for more than two years, bad been considered incns'
bic: was effectuay cured by the application OF Jud.
kns' Ointment. Imenton these two cases, "hichteii
under NV immediate notice and management, as Ge'
cide evidence Of the efficacy Of this remedy IN cases
of tumour and of ulcers. have experienced, as lie.
cidedy, the good effect of tins remedy IN the cure OF
F.. Ions and of every species of fresh wound hseems
Ia me that any one who viii observe on The operation
of this ointment be satisfied as to IT'S benehcIsi
effect. can with the utmost confidence recommend
the use of this valuable remedy.
am, SIR, very respectfully,
JOHN TALIiFERGn.
TO Mr. CLares !TerStons, Proprietor)
of Judkns' Ointment, near Frede
ricktown, Md.
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Uistrict VI Co\umhla,
County of Alerandrta' Sct'

County Of .4lerandrta' ocf'
APRIL TERM, 1880.
John Lloyd, Complainant,
against
Thomas Janney and John d: IN CHANCERy,
Brown, S. and Rawson' Lewis
Haven < Go. and william Her.
bert, Defendants, -, p,rsor
vIlHE Defendants, Thomas Janney. t;a', on
1 and Lewis Haven and Company, NOT having :"
tered their appearance this suit and gwen secuay
according to the statute and the rules oil se "on
and il appearing to the satisfaction OF the court
a;dav;, fled that the said Thomas Janney' s. ana
Rawson, and Lewis Haven and Company are nov ,'a
bants Of the District of Columbia, on the "
Complainant, by his counsel, is ,.0rsv
Ordered. That the raid Defendants, no"ts 'a"s.
s. and |. Rawson, and Lewis Haven & co 90 aPPea.
here. ON or before the first day OF n,xt Novenpe'
Term. and answer the Compliments bl,l' ana give
cay performing the decree of the cDe in
that copp of this order be forthwith uon,h.
siyey, and tina, another copy be posted a' ''e '''
door ofthe Court House Of said County -
ioo' u VIC Fest. EDa. LEE, G. c.
,,.y 01--on
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William Fuwie n 90

.,yvt ~ sroKE FOG sALh,
IS IS 9hs ;sos.,,, o0"S of appDyed quality.
{ chests extra quality az !,
so midi chests Gunpowder ana 'mPsriai 10
90 Ahds 81. Croix sugars
10 bags Calcutta do
so do Rio coffee
$50 do Sumatra pepper
an Fpipes sicily Madeira Wine. Ingham hu
I0qr casks otier oI"N'
9 9Th casks =, =,
Halfpipes anil quarter casks RICO MADEIRA oo
Quarter casks Nisrch's madeira do
50 baskets Devett's sparkling champagne
20 pipes , brandy, Seignetts ana o'hef
2haIfn;nesS brands
pipes superior Holland gin
IS hhds New Orleansrum
80 baskets Bordeaux salad oil
IL tons ST. Petersburg hemp
200 coils cordage. assorted sizes
Is do MANILA do
a bsles Bridport shad and herring twine
pales of sewing and shop 90
sou pieces choppas
Is bales brown sheehngs
Russia raven'ssnd halt duck
10 bales soft Embellishments
30 barrels prime beet
7oO,a.ts nails and brads, assorted sizes
$50 sacks Liverpool filled sacks hne salt
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-02
New Spring u nnds

ASH NC / y Y ID IL II ~
s5AvE received, by the recent arrivals a large 40
sk sortmen, Of ,o11c
ST.4PLE md FANCY DRY GOOOS,
which they are disposed to sell very low TO ,h,r Gus
toners AMI the public generally Am1nss' ",n,rs
Ex,rasuper blue, black, olive, and m'x'd c'otEs
Mn. anil IN, x'd hsbi, cloth, for summer coats
S,,,r black circs,sisns; black hastings
I,,,,u md French lusrings; black modes
F,ularl and other prints, IN greatvafey
plaid AND striped gms hams
Brown c:inbric, for caiashi oattistes
J,conet a nj cotton cambria
2csses LEGO B)l-1V >RS, very chesI
Irish linens; long lawns
S.4. iO-4 fresh diaper; bird eve aud Russia do
Uamask table cloths and napk'ns
Linen canhr cs Rn1 cambrc hikts
French brown linen AMI drilling
brown anil plcached Russia sheetlrSs
Brown AMI ble,ched tcklenburgs
Duraps, ozna5urgs, and soaking
HM large assortment If
American brown sher'mgs, shrtlngs
plaids, stripes, and checks; and Cotton Yarn
april Is
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-02
Mineral " alters.
may IS Pm

Soda. Seidlts, Chelienhan,, .uagnesian, EPSON
Saratoga, ead Bedford Waters. ,.,..
ALE suhscrhers h crucial ~, ~
they may always be had IN the highest state OF perfec
ton Persons residing At dstanc., IN the country.
can obtain either of the kinds of waite DESIRED by the
bottle Dozen which the subs roers warrant to pos
sess all the ofthe springs, and also to
have the same peasan, effect, Thcy trust, from the
care they have taken to Accommodate with those con-
vaniences, 20 merit share Of the public patronage
They will shortly receive supply OF Saratoga and
Bedford Waters, from the original springs Also kept
constantly hand Seidltz and Soda Powders, of their
wn preparation
may IL WILLIAM LhNtHIhh 20
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Pnner. YNbaccO, etc

InnREAMS large s1e wrapping paper
l,Eb 20 boxes small lump tobacco ,,,,,,v
Landing and for sale by r.. JAHI' ~"
- JPho has IN Store,
40 hh,ls New Orleans sugar
400 sacks Liverpool blown sat
1000 bushels ground alum do
90 barrels steam refined sugar
30 do New orleans rum
20 10 country g'n
10 do curlials, assorted
40 boxes and half boxes chocolate
40 kegs ground pepper
20 do do gmger
10 bags race do
pipes cognac brandy
half pipes do
eOtierces fresh rice
40 bags green RIO coffee
90 do white do
90 baskets weet oil
All of which he offers FOR sale onmodera'e TERMS
June 10
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u. VI. 'Ihroop,

LHN6RAvER ofvsitinS cards, bank notes. portraits,
II maps, charts, landscapes, diplomas, hat plates,
business cspds. &c. Also, society," notary, and all
other metal seals Engraving on wood as usual.
All the soove shall be dOue with dispatch at reason
able prices His the II door from 18th street,
the Avenue and recty opposite the National Jour.
nal office, Washington City.
Ne Copper plate pria,inE done in the nestest
manner, dec 2l-eotf
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%pving Goods.
RICHARD S. HOPKINS & co.
WAVE received par, of thtir ,prns assortment OF
"a DRY GOODS,
and expect shortly further supply, which VIII make
their stock unusually gooda of which they Will sell
on liberal terms, Among them are
rs and i-i Irish linens
IA and 81 table disper
Csiicoes and Foulard nuslins
Ga cold cam,rics, Swiss, aconet and mullmusin
Brown and black b1mbazines
Green Whit AMI black Italian grapes
White gsuze wells
Black bobhinet DO. superior quality
Nhite Grape lisse
do do do hdkfs
Rich cause Scars and hdfs
Black aud while silk hose
do do cotton do
Colorcd Gro de Maps and Gro de Indies
Rich bonnet ribbons
Gsuze AID iuteString do
Black hastings. &c. &c. april Is
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-02
CnsNin Market

I'VE. wish TO purchase ONE RUNDRED .aHD
w FIFTY LIKELY NEGROES, of both sexes es
from 1910 IS years of age-aeld hands "i'0' "'
Persons wishing to sell would do we'll to give US
cali as we are determined TO give higher prices lor
slaves than any purchaser WHO'S now or ma! DC mere
after in this market. ,.,y ~.
Any communication in writing VIII pePro" n,r
tended to. We can at all times Dc found AT our .es'
dence. west end of Duke street, Alexandra. ID, Z.
49, IN FRANKLIN & ARMFlELD.