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DIR. KELFE'S AROMATIC PIlLs

IN MELT l. > aitbNIA IL iltsID
aUeApE been ling celebrated NJ most vaIu-
IL able and eficnoleas femrdy nga,ns' those
general complaints pccullatlo thr & nlaIe portion
II soflrty.--lhcY cleanse, puriiy aud promote
roe aud brtk circnmllon OF the blood when b.
{, ne Jug Glib aud laugui from the aflitcilney MI
lnrnts tor which those Pllla are Rafe and oHrctna
spceihc. Thy assist the suspended operruuns
oi the sRnRuiiorons system when nairrr rrqntfrs
H. aud rccnf, the irregular habits 81 the uuhruths
pmnie whoge sicily and pnltd c,untenanoe b
comes reau,a.atrd aud rei'cshrs with the nalural
glow e restored health. They ore "a tr'.d AMI ~.
proved remedy ~ distractions. dtbii'g. hlp0rt0a
dria, gtdiafss, pdipdaion Of nc htatt, bad d'gfss
iion. iJa'tirg oI food, pans " he aomhch, atoff
ntSs Of breath, upon ever, ltIilo npuot, uaftnB o
He splriiS, aud Us conBeqncoca, detected cOuuie
nance aud dislike Tor exercise aud eouveanton
They ARE equally conducive 10 the health 81 mar
ned ladies' except in cnsrA ui pregnancy. or hecne
aud cougumptiye habits lrh N t1rV mus mol be n
ken. Bat ihry nay be administered 10 gfeat ~
vantage - mouth o. more alter dcc0uchmen, ct
thc purpose Of cleansing the system nod Pnrgng
these gross humours, which When retained. lay tie
ODudhlnp Of NUMEROUS dlLensrB, aud rcpd. tn
mcautl,us subject unhealthy Tor u0, They slonj
also H. AIKEN Us all women from ID 20 90, - pc
vent the dangerous disorders consequent uptn
that Ctitcal pctiod OF female lite. They have bon
fr'hcr found, by experience, l. oIo,dn ppwre.d
remedy ~ ~ hppafiOudriac hgIcrir, aud rnyDr
uh disorders bolh 10 men ana Wouru, whusn u.,#
vous system m, Nv g,hcu and regulate, I'D -
turc ~ throwing III lhpse Etpss mi suP InbnnI NJ
,uu,o4r, which produce melancholy 0nd delte
Ion 4 ,pln D. ieuovate 30, hody IrHulmnt. tne
mtud and d,losr cbrtIt,iuatr mud .ia-rdtg
throughout tho waol" sys'eo,. Pic blbO a DO.
4 . Tho nhovo valuable Medicine arc pterhrea
Grm The Original NJ. Hrecpe ot the ltte d. /
Conway, bs /. HDDtH, hrs ,amrdple spcoe.
| or md The hois Pf0pIfct0r - sale a. nk
+ ,ulItDu Et4m Al hnHu1pt. No ~ III
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puMFE'ES' HIGHLY APPROVED
I've WATER!

<alIlS ,ele and Pr" eifai wash for s1re ar fpfqs
= rlsd Eye., .tiuts pre- oinenf among tho
multitude oi ornina.y preparations fnr this pm
pose. The mot obstinate rs wei rs the more
shght nAnmmaItnfHs oi TIE daEcstr organ, yieil
10 tha hlchiF approved Eve Water. which wi
brace aud fesiofe lie ioue u tba disrhsed parts.
On rrcent sarr eye. the effect i highly salutary d
IA Cnses oi years standing, the not neSppcied re
net tns been received nffer Other applications al
Ini"ripr ct.e cary had faded. Hose 10 use II pro
nnuare It .1e one of the brs preparations fsr hose
Complains thcy cver met with. ssprcmlly IN ob.ir
nate cases ol su,e utss ppd = nnma'iot.
PJide % reR1s II b1tiic.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-04-02

UNAWAY from the subscriber hrns IN
IA Nelson county, Va. a Negro Boy named
ELLIs.-He IS stout and dark complicated with I"
scar on his loft iaw-Tha SAID boy has been run
mig the river or several years and It IS P'9'ao,I
be IS now lurking about on james river. | wal
give the reward Of Ten Dollars fer the opprehen-
SION Of sad boy. if seoucd il jail Ont OF the county
togwern all person. from employing sand boy, on
the river O.. c.asgwsa under the penalty Of the In"
WILLIAM JORDAN.
Ap-;I1
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~ Tie ctlrbrared CANB IAN TOOTH NCHE
pILLs, which give Immediate rshef without tho
tnI injury 10 the Tech. On tfai lhi, vii ho
fouud one Of thr bcu ftmrdies f,r th,s painful
ompaiat Proc 81 rsotsn buH.
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your most obedient servant,
GEORGE POINDEXTER.


habit Of recording all the GOOD things sad or dom.
by then respective K4ngs and Queens. aud other
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II NEW TICKETS.

Be ides $500 DOS, & &r.
Tiese,sS5. Halves 30, Qrs. %.
FOR sale az haRb OEf ~
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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-29
! COMMUNICATIVE. I

DIR. Sno,cdea-rhe difficulty started by your
correspondent, with regard To the Virginia vote
Tor President and Vice President. is answered,
think, by the second section of the act OF 1923
ON that subject, in these words
- Ii two or more persons shall be Of the TWEEN.
ty-tour first on The poll, mho shut reside in The
same district, he who shall have the greatest
number of'o shall only be duly elected
So that, il the Clay Tlket gets the plurality of
votes over either of the others, in consequence
OF the division of the Jackson Party, such of the
Electors on that ticket as reside in the same dis.
tries with the gentlemen who are on both the
Jackson tickets, and who will, in either event,
get majority, will of course. not be elected.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-29

plexion. 10 addition to the deaths at the poor
house, there have been two others in town, since
our last report. On Thursday evening, an aged
German; and on Sunday afternoon, v. V. Ran
dali, ESQ. Attorney at law. aud Secretary Of the
Board Of Health. Mr. Randall's loss will be
seriously felt by an interesting young family, by
an extensive acquaintance, and BY the commu-
nifty Of which he was public spirited and valu-
aDle member. The Hagerstown Beneficial So
ciety, Of which he was the President, and large
number of his fellow.citizens. followed his re-
mains to the grave, about twilight on the day Of
his death.
There have been some deaths, by cholera.
in the country, within the last fortnight. Mr..
John Schnebbly, living about three miles from
town. lost two servants last week; and Mr.. 10.
than Hager, living near town, lost one. Mr..
Van S Brashear, and Mr.. Peter Newcomer,
late residents Of the Manor, died this week.
Our town is at present in the enjoyment of
good health.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-29
CHOI.EP 4.

A'eintinsah on the l9,h instant, there were
e'een deaths by cholera. Many Ut tie citi-
Is "ho we're able To 20, had left or were leav-
~ Louisville, on the 18th, there were FIVE
PATHS bv cholera.
S''''fa al Hosfon-The following cases Of
fV's'a were reported to the Health Comm,, sion
+ on lOsSdav evening, VIA man b. the
fme OF Kennedy, resident in cellar No lOl
al street It's stated ,hat eight or ten per-
. reside In the same cellar, kennsd, was
[s'n w's morning 10 fremont street hospl a -
u Donovan taken to the same hospital. rom
w "a Broad street. Daniel Dmayau died
a%e mouse. ID Daily, in same mouse A
" The name Of Patrick Murray, al nopse
| i't same street; he refused 10 be rem5ed
We hospital. MARY Harmon. at Welsh's
Jung noase IN Milk street, died this morning 2.
vase IN ''Oh''s Lane, man BY the name Of
,,,1nu, deceased.
. ~AUa'' Of letter, dated BosroN, Oct Esd,
he Cholera is gaining ground here.
,S"e oeen eight deaths to-day. Six report
Nv" noard OF Health, aud two since the
~ adjourned. All in Broad street.
NJ .0@ ne Hagsrstorn Free Press, Oct. e5.
~ Cno'era 10 Hagerstown has considerably
SINCE our last publication. There has
=" "e" case since SUNDAY, except in the
"'use' Where three have died, and where
several cases, generally Of mild CON-
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-29

,.t The seal 10 his backward mode Of pro.
"a Ting, and his project Of unreasonable ambi.
Wihout this occurrence the enemies Of
S Un to Bogota, IN this city. and IN many 9th.
LI have ALWAYS had their hopes Of the bet
rl;.s Of their party, founded on the triumph Of
~" flores. Now, with the affair of rabiou,
us,t alresdy begin to magnify the news, to
.nrtad their whispering Of the disaster, and to
;f%.e into the hearts OF the incautlous, mali
UNA I;"n. J,,content, and almost give out that the
.SnI, Of New Grenada will succumb TO Flores.
T;r.t shalI be bucied the corpses Of her inhabit-
80. and the necks Of the wicked who desire It
hs stretched! Flores does not want for friends,
'hicb ,hr services naturally are-n0 fear is with
,,t some grounds"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-29

Jefferson land maintains at this time high
value. Not long since. farm on Buliskn, with
dilapldated buildings, was sold at auction for
Gas 25 per acre. The worst land in the county,
(,he mountain always excepted would bring not
less than twenty five dollars an acre; and ii Flour
should continue at its present handsome price,
we may even calculate on a further advance in
the value of our choice farms. This is truly the
garden spot. "-Chariestown Free press.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-29
COMMERCIAL.

The Harket.-Four is still going up. The
price Of good brands of Western this morning is
Sol with some sales; Ohio has been sold this
morning at GO, and Troy al 81; Southern sorts
are also rising, though the stock is too light 10 adj
init of much business. A cargo Of good western
wheat mas been sold atl28c bu. Corn and Rye
maintain full prices-N. T. jour. Of Com. 25ih,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-29
SHIP NEWS.
FORT or 4LEXaNDRLs. On. c.

ARRIVED, Oct. q,
Brig Tribune, Staples, Philadelphia; Ballast
to Franklin & Arm6eld.
Schooner Mary Ellen, Travers, Patuxent; to-
bacco to w. Fuwle & Co.
Schooner Joseph, -, Patuxent; tobacco
to \. c. Cazenove g. Co.
Schooner Thomas Chiffon, Allen, Plscataway;
tobacco to w. Fowle s. Co.
Schooner Two Williams. Holiday, B1yd's
Hole; corn to Geo. johnson & Co.
At Halifax, 5th, Schooner Eliza. Boudrot,
hence. Cleared at Halifax. 9Th. Schr. George,
Crowell; Schooner Castor. for this port.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-29
MARRIED..

On Tuesday evening last. BY the Rev Levi
r. Reese, Mr.. RoagaT GmFfEN to Miss SARAH
SaYRs. both Of this County.
b. the same. on Thursday evening last, Mr..
JEREMI II " EST to Miss ELEANOR ANN SwASS,
both of said County.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-29
Ground Plai-ter.
n Ell TR. MI MIL L 8.

FgHHE Undersigned, with pleasure, announces to his
Virginia snd Mary land customers the estsbli H..
ment Of these MILLS, Immediately on The strand for
rerly occupied as the old Ferry, adjoining the Ship
Yard Of Mr. Robert Hunter and few yards south OF
Mr. Thos W. Smiths Iron Foundry Fol- the accom-
modsion of Virginia purchasers application can be
ma,ie directly at the Mi'ls, or PLALS1ER may be
had. in barrels, & barrels to the ton, containing 3l2
nett at the Warehouses Of the following m rchants
on Kin, street, Mr. F"ot's. Mr.. Vowslps, Mr. Eng
lsh'> and Nr. Mark Butts, Jr Al the latter place It
may be had in bulk, twenty eight bushels 10 The ton.
Vessels loading for Mar, land ran be despatched win
little delay new wharf having 'ateIy been huilt, i'm
medateIy connected with the Mills, will af.Id them
SPEEDY despatch. THO: SWAMI Jr
oct "a St
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-29
...'Otice.

LONG BOAT, iron, som craft, and large Bat
n teaux decked at bow stern. having drifted on
the Island taken up at the south west end OF
the Potomac Bridge ANY person or persons claim
ing them, by probing property and paying charges.
can take them awa,,
Bs order vf Richard b. Msson,
tONARD ADAMS.
District Of Columbia, oct Se-3t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-29
BY GEORGE WHITE.
by GEORGE WHITE
Trustees Sale.

lTVSttc OdlCs
DY virtue of a Deed Of Trust from Samuel Noxicy
ID and Ann his wife to me. will fer for sale ut
pubic auction, on the premises. Friday. the 10Th
day Of November next, at III O'Clock, NJ, all thxt
ssfax TRACT OF LAND
CIV Qormerly tile property Of Dan'eI 7 Dulany,
eES Esq whcrcupon the said Samuel now re.
Ie4En Sides containing
sl6t ACRES,
situate in Fairfax County, Virgins, about miles dis.
tant from Alexandra and Georgetown and lying the
Road leading from the former towns to Fairfax Court
House, together with the Improvements and Appur.
tensnces, consisting Of new and comfortable
Frame DWELLING HOUSE, 2 Barns. &c.
This land is of good quality and has been judcious.
ly cultivated, is we'll enclosed and we'll wa,ered, and
has than enough timber and other wood for its
support There is now quantity Of small grain seed.
cd, which will be sold with the land.
Also. at che same place and Immediately sitter the
above SALE will be sold, in like manner, kegio Nent
Horses, with harness; Cows; Ploughs, large
Wagon; Harrow, and a variety Of other Farming
Utensils. Also, the entire Household and Kitchen
Furniture the premises, containing many excellent
and useful articles for housekeepers
Terms Of safe ere, for the land, one 9Th Of the
purchase money to he paid in hand. the balance in
equal payments, at g. H. and "a months, with interest
on the whole amount, payable ever, months, to be
secured by bonds, with approved security: for the
personal property. all sums not edrg $40 must be
paid in cash: for all exceeding 800 and
than $50, credit of months will be given: and fer
all sums exceeding $50. credit Of mouths will be
given: in each case, the purchaser to give bond with
approved security, bearing interest from the day OF
sale.
Possession Of the property sold will be delivered
when the terms of sale shall be complied with; but
any purchaser shall fail to comply with The terms OF
sale in hree days after SALE the property sold to him
shall be liable to resale at public auction, Tor Cash on
reasonable notice BY adyertis ment, BY the Trustee N
the risk and expense of the former purchaser.
On the full payment of the purchase: money. and
comn,ance with all the terms and conditions OF sale,
the rus,ee will execute to each purchaser at ms or
her EXPENSE valid and proper conveyance Of all the
rgbt and estate in the property sold TO such pure as.
er' which the Trustee empowered to sell under the
aforegong deed Of trust. - -
net io-3awts GEO WHITE, Auet.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-29
Co,uwb all Insurance Office,
oct i9-3swts

ALEXANDRIA, October is, 1852
NOTICE is hereby given to the stockholders Of
this Institution, that Election for eleven Direct.
rs sill be held at this Off e. between the hours ofio
!. ". and P. ~, on Monday, the 5th dav Of Novem.
per next. K YEITCB, ses'y.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-29

The Frederick Times states that a man bv the
/ ne OF iJams, resident Of that county, was
HE'D On the Rail road between the Depot and
Ie MonScocy on the 18th inst He was lying
peep VITA his head resting on one of the rails
'eh The car from the Puiut Of Rocks was CON-
+ N' shS "as not perceived by the driver until
Vas 700 near To stop IN tine to save him. The
iee's u the car passed Immediately over his
Au' separating the Uranium fron the low err par,.
Is eeath vas Of Course instantaneous.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-29
BoarAers wanted.

AIRS BERRY can accommodate six or eight re
Nl spectacle BOARDERs, at her Dwelling ;'euse
on Prince street. five doors above the Farmer Bank;
between Water and Fsirfsx streets
.9lso to Rent. as ADORE.
"a The FRONT 8 .OP and CELLAR. II IS b
'ssa Iod stand for Retail Grocery, having been &C
cupie for that business for severay arr Rent low
oct 10 -2aw3w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-29
Carpetiogs Floor Nil Cloths
pnrI.yTynn

MrNetNNyS FAo"r WV CAOtNS
&c.-JUST RECEIFED.
TIVE subscribers have just received, in addition to-
1 their stock
50 pieces super Brussels Cs,petng, very rich
bales best Double Ingram do
1000 Yards new STYLE Figured Venetian do
1000 do Scotch and Domestic do
4 arge supply of lnperis and Wilton Rugs
90 pieces "a "a, 1853 a. and Fl
Cured + nor nj Cloths, of superior qushty
% pieces 81 Ga and Figured DOR Bs'zes
A large assortme of Gilt Curtain Ornaments, direct
from Paris, comprising every article usually required
for Curtain Hsngings; smOng hch are
so gilt Curtr'n Rods, feet long
5.u do Rings for do
500 10 Spcars do
81 do Centre Pieces do
also,
so pieces sup ror q Atty Damask Moreens' oil
various cuors
100 piece, wstered Moreens, very cheap
1000 yards Silk Frnges, to match
cases t.reen Window Blinds
100 pieces White Curtain Hus!ins
$50 do Colored do do, &C. &c.
All of which will be sold unusually low, BY
DARIUS CLAGErT e Co.
Conner Of l1,h street and Pennsylvania Avenue,
oct .9-St Washington City
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-29

Right of Instruction. John I. Anderson,
EsQ. well known as a member Of the Virginia
legislature from Botetour', and Que Of the most
|Opular men in that county, has published an ar
Gle IN the last Fncastle Patriot, giving his rea-
pms Tor Withdrawing from the Jackson and Van
Puren committee OF vigilance. He declares that
|e can vote Tor no set VI. men, as Electors, who
|eny the right of instruction, and who claim the
|h'ilese OF giving the vote of the State, in op.
o'ltion to the declared will of The people, as the
lutu' Electors have arrOgantIy and presump-
loasly done.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-29

AieXanGria Brass FoWn0ry.
n Foundry Fairfax street, at the shortest notice
ship, eamboat, aud Academy Bells; Pintos and
Braces; Composition Spikes; Dovetas, Cspston
Bands, and all kinds of Brass Castings for Ships, and
Machinery Work, al the lowest prices
GEORGE HILLS
or All kinds of Brass Work repaired. the hugh
est prices given for Uld Copper, brass and Lead.
oct 26-eojt
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-29

Messrs, GiImer, Wolfe, Carter and saunders,
)nembers ot the Charlottesville Convention, have
pat fOrth spirited reply to the address lately Is.
ned BY the Caucus Cummi',ee in Richmond
hey indicate the conduct Of the trend, ui
Judge Barbour, aud scout at the idea of Van Bu-
ems being Jagged ln'o the ranks Of the Virsi-
pa republicans. We have already published So
uarrel in Virginia, that we do not consider il
kecessary to insert this address.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-29
For HostoM.

FOE kOStON.
fES The packet schooner ABIGAIL, Parker,
$50 master. now at MARKET sraisr wharf, will be
despatched in few ds For freight or passage an
ply to the captain on board, or to
A c. CAzsNovE & Co.
Who have for sale. landing from SAID vessel,
so tons plaster
81 boxes sperm candles
10 hogsheads New England rum
70 barrels No. 8 mackerel> AL very fine qua.
20 20 hal. III Dbl. do DO ed his i'n no s"sss''
500 casks cut nails. 6, 8. ~. I'D
20 quarter casks 81. Lucsr wine
20 do sweet Malaga
Is bundles of colured floor mats
For Freight,
,ss& The schooner SPICa, Woodward. mas
AsK,er, burthen 500 barrels Apply to.
&C, a WI MILLER.
Vessel wanted
,s&N A good SCHOONER of about 500 barrels
SSlE 1urben, to load for port in the Vest Indies.
App! to s. NJ & s. Il. JANNEY.
oct Is
Sugar, Cnffee, Candles.
"A HIlDS. prime Porto Ri CO Sugar
L 10 bags Java COTE Of superior quality
Boxes Wax Cardies. Just received and for sale
by S. MESSEKS WITH.
oct q
MechnMics' BANK Payer
WILL. be received in paymen, for my splendid S.
w HATS. +. D. WILBAR.
oct ~
ratt
00lA Bushels Liverpool Coarse Salt. Tor sale by
OWN oct 26 " FOWLE u Co
Domestic CUttOMs
On Bales of Bleached and Brown shrtings and
on shcetings, tor sale bv
oct 26 w FOWLE Co.
Teas
THNliE Imperial AMI Young II, son Teas on hand. re
L ceved a few days since, will be sold bargain,
if spp'ied for immediately
GEO. JOHNSON & Co.
In Store, also,
Country Har Iron, assorted, including plates, at We
- low price, and very suitable for country work.
beautiful Pianos, very low.
First rate real Havana segars
Mad, ira wine> Of various kinds
Sherry, Marseilles Madeira, Sicily Madeira, AID
Malaga ditto
10 70 lbs rown-cured icon, hog round
Pound Rolls Chewing Tobacco. Also,
pn- Cart and Gear nesrly oct 26
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-29
Shot

nn Bags Shot, all sizes received and for sale by
i(W A. e. CAZENOVE & Co.
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ALEXANDRIA, I'D. c.
voyDtY MORNING. 0c7yBER 90. 1882.

We. who have been so mcrcifully spared the
.,y,srs aud horrors of the p"stilence which has
,aeted our beloved country, can have but a
,oc, and imperfect idea Of what was seen and
,,gpred in those places where the Cholera pre-
ailed extensively. In the neishburing city,
,ilhin our sight, death was dealing his blows
WITH frequency and certainty that appalled, the
,og,e,t hearts, while here the blessings of health
we're enioved in high degree. The Richmond
ComD;er says. that on one day, in that city,
:. eighteen collins Of co!ored people have been
seen on an evening. at the Poor House burying
,,ouDl, waiting tor inte,ment. They were some.
INES obliged to bury he celfins in deep pits,
coffin upon coffin, layer upon layer"
letter from Cincinnati says:
Few have recovered from an attack, and We
~ few survive more than six or eight hours, and
many not more than two or three. 10 is no re-
,oe,ler If persons here-the great as well as the
snail share the same fate. Seven men are con
.ran,ly employed at Pottersheld digging graves,
besides numbers al all The other grave yards.
Three funeral, passed here after sunset last eve
nisg-and wagon Is constantly going the rounds
70 accommodate those with cUfhns who cannot
get supplied elsewhere"
la sisw Of these things, how much reason have
zee 10 be thankful Nth all our hearts.
Ii will give the New York Commercial sincere
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Six Gents Reward

Brandy, Gin 4 hum.
= Half Pipes superior Rochelle brandy
y 3 pipes Holland gin wresp
hogsheals West India rum
Al warranted pure, aud Of the best quality. Now
landg from the schooner Abigail for sale by
oct IS A G.. CAZENOVE Co.
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ECPGentlemen indebted to the Read
ing Room for subscrpti r-qi' sted to settle W
Mr. Fox II is desirable that the accounts should DO
properly adjusted up to the LIST Januar, next
oct "a
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N'o'nC'noai'' on the IGN instant, there were
le'een deaths by cholera. Many of tie clti.
Is Who we're able To 20, had left Or were Ieav-
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1t will give the New York Commercial sincere
pleasure to Learn that Mr.. Gales. Of the Nation
al lntellisencer, though lately much indisposed,
has recovered his health, Long may he enjoy
that blessing, and live TO see all the happiness the
{aOrId can afford.