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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-22

to wi,-A Rules holden in the Clerk. OF
nee o the Giro Iit Sape,or Court Law and Chauce-
~ Gr tho county Of aliiS, IN the month "f October
iSG'--Sa,nuei Panni. fif. against William 3ynes, ex
ernor OF saac Tync-, de- Mary ivucs, widow of Isaac
n!nes dec, aud James ~ Tyncs, Pcyon Tyncs Luther
u. rynes, Walker Deiarnc,t aud Elz.bth HI, WIZ Jnhu
Lath,n and fabitha his wife, Patience Tynes, and
jaime. ,'et,ouon aud Jrla his w, Defts-in Chaucrrv
The defendants WIN, Tynos and James y. rynes moi
haVe entered their appearance and given security
DING to tho nct oil Assembly and the rules othis cnnr and
u appearing ROM satisfactory evidence that they
hah,ants Of this Common wealth. On noo, of The ,nin
c"un'el It ordered that the said defendants William
Iynes and a'nes N Tyues. do appear hero on the frs,
M"nuay IN January neyi, aud the Plaintiffs bill
and that copy Of this order hs forthwith inserted IN the
Lynchbnrg Frginan for two months Excessively, and
posted AZ the front door Of the house this county
~ ~ sopy-fss's WM. HOLT. De-
oc'' ~ Vim
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DUMFRIEs' REMEDY FOR THE
PILES ]
. NEW CASE OF A ('URl


Bos.on. Norembty 2tb.
u iR, 'he Pile Olntme M aud EisetuAiy iaie'y
- hat u ,nn, has had ~ excc'nt r0rr. !
have hepn iroueli j Tor ,rars win The pilrs, aud
have never found ANY fem-uv that would compare
with yours. The late attack vas 'ese'e o'c,
but the fri,rf VAS almost immediate. take grea,
pleasure in COMMUNICATING this to ynn fos the ben
EFT OF ANY who may be suffering under so pai"'"'
disease. l. H.
Mr. kipDER
The original letter nl0y be xen nj he Counting
Room y hs Prop'iaor
u lii. Proprietor Of tbs U.jiciue RECON-
U"nds It with the fullest confIeree Hs uns OF IN
most valuable remedies y'i a,sooV.rsd. Tor the
nt~ oil Ihr painful aud celebrating complsint Of
the Piles. he Deems Il unnecessary 10 publish
any other than the 10 egong Testimonial IN its Ia
vo"r. This remedy has more perfectly a"s"cJd
Ihs purpos. for ~ bich IL !, intended, thsn sny
tler NOW IN rumnun ne. and nHords sAAapsda!e
a"d permanent relief both ,o,n the dno. d~s h.~ii.
AND ns accompanying syp ons Of pain in u'' '"'ns.
vertigo heat ache. o,s OF appetite. indigestion" mud
other mark. of debility.
The remedy is quile innocent, md 'nay he Nd
mir'isr'd IN all ages aud both ssxrs. P'H'n. Hu'
ample DIeriions, Wiih description u the rnm-
plHh'', accompany raoh package. which consists 81
tic0 bort,. one containing M Oiuatui aod thu
uther Az Elec!udry Price 81 FOR both articles. u
% cent, where hm, one ouly is wanted.
" The above valua3l, Meiicinss arr prepared
from lhs original Ms. Recipe Of the lat. D. W..
l. Conway, by +. KlDDBR, his iuu,sdiae Snc
e. rsor ."d the Sole Proprs1ur For sale with oil
,hr "ih'r Cosuag Medisfs,) II, his Ccnrt,ng Room.
IA Civ mhe's 'er NJ. f0,noxt door In J. krDDBR's
Dug store, corner Of Coari aud Hanover Sheets,
ntx: Concert Hall Boston. AND also by
Howell DAVIES, AoT.
Cosrrsu tha. 1oho are Kenu,ur "ie,"nt tue
urIs
priri.d Wrapper.
lSrg- Discount 10 Country Phy,icIanA
1''dcrs, &c.
Apnla (3)
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NOTICE.

ENOR RENT, for the term of i've years irou tho
~ s,day Of January next, the white Tavern
House. with all necessary out hoases, together
with nbont 10 acres OF land situated at Amherst
cour,-h house, The stand IL believed 10 bc n good
ono, the buildings commodious, and the rent may
be wholly paid IN boarding. Possession cnn be
had immediately. Apply To tue suhscsibe,, living
M Amherst court houSc.
JOHN THOMPSON, IT.
Or III. II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-22

.hsII r ruhc are informed thai a daily inn'l IL
~ NOW running h.twec- hi. plac" ana W ash-
iuaton CHv. lne adv .niages al tbs atrat f.
utui numerous mi ohvions.--ii not only
aiNrs tti. PLACE ini@y Not;h~ru hat DAD, Rch
mont u'ad II presents 10 tie hdttiins Jron'
feuQesste, sc. foaie sai jsrt 10 np dt!ag nhaire
IT.
1his line ~ intended TO aorubine propnr OK
fna't,on, wuh s,upr finr tot rpsi hat whrnevst
II IN req ,fcen It Nj, t,atol all u,ghi. AZ do The
ft.,~nthS,, linr and ell th-n reach Na.h-
iuatou alaon, II GHcrl',, ~ soon n. ths s"amhoa'.
Erara Cbn, io,tesvlile 10 Al~Asndra by I,nd, IL.
rn.~ l. Al.ssodrin IN Nr,hing,oo, b, the boa,
nA"s-',y my route, t2a
!;tetn Ghsrtn,iesrafe "a steamboat lanain-. IS
mso - S'etl.hnat tandiTg 10 Na,hins'of, 81 -
f,t,,e by tt,hrrrss,lng. ,;b ptrs.
uittanor ftnm oaiom 40 Washington CITY 1872
IN las~- tnr". Sis Is
lur sna.c,ihor has spar, Il pains to pat the
best arrn,nuoiaiiaus on III. ho~ ROAD fr IN Sa-
lee" :" Washington Guy. And having nvoiv@i
ttn,sru ~ n nrnsY additional rxpsn,s, IN cons~.
7oentr of the rsahl,h,c"nf OF dn,y us,l. solicit,
ti,e ,uppn,t 81 "A .encr .as p"hhc.
wy. 3Miin.
TT The Abingdon aud kar>v.li" i,rpe WI IN.
So tue Al ,r IL ,nu,hs IT t1r usaal s,sreur nG,I
sent IA " ,eonnni ~ tnls "l1er ioi cot olior.
a.. :. "a
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-22

Trulcs held In the Clerks of'ra Of Amherst conrty
~ Court. on tito ID day Of Snptr" bpr, Ie2.-Ionas
Iirrcr. PM against john Tyler md E1abcth his Wit,
larkiu London and Mary hrs W,c, John Ennis aud N.
dr,yi hswiic, Joseph Gamer and Oncy HI, WIS, Isaac
SCOTT aad Martha his wife, James Dllard Johl Iinssad
aud Rachel his wife, Peter Nnore and Susan his wife,
Thonrs W Warren, Eca-ar Warren, X ebert Warren
mud Sm. Warren. Deh--iu Chancery.
The defendant Mildred Enn,-, having entered her n
pcaranc" and given security according he act &c Assem-
y AMI the raIss Of this court mud uppeari nr Nv ati,sc
tory lonce hat she nhabant of ibis common
wealth Hisorleted that the said defendant do appear
acre or before the frs, da of tho No,antrr term
to answer the bill ot the plaintiff, ind that n copy Of tubs
order be forthwith inserted The Nirginsn published IN
n town Of ~ nehburgfor two months suceessivcly and
posted at tho front door OF the Court oase OF ,h county
ACOpy-Ycsic, ROBERT T,NSLEY, tx
Sept. II Vim
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-22

KTuClNA--N HIKES h"icn in the Clerks Office ot
the ttrcnh Superior Court # Law mud Chlnccrs for
the county Of Nelson, Monday the 9Th day of No.
'erlher lr32Jc.,c Jnpiing and james H. Ne,, adm -
% Mary NeHiI Diet. PIN. tean,, Row land Edminds'
""Ee 'anshal' adm Of Cbrnciins Nc, dec. and y -
Murray the hn,rs and Legal representative, ii Vim C.
Murray doc, Jimrs n E'muuos aiexnn,lrr Drnan ''"i
Nelson ,iarstovc isors Of Samuel Idmnh de-, ara
i''s y. Shelton heir and representative of tlugh Shell
ton. dec. Defis
Ple defendants, George vaur.7ap - Murray Iuies ~
f.hmnhds, Nelson HdrgrOve and Levi. ~ Sieifo1, rs
having entered their appearance and rive, security aH'
core TO the &C, of Assembly ard tho rules Of this court
afp"rineh ny satisfactorily cvidonct that the. are nos
ihnants ofth. country II IN, that Ii. san an
,.nt dotlsnts do appear here on the Gr., Nprdiv IA
ren'nary next and answer the bill nj the pIan,'h an
mar cny OF this order DO forthwi in inserted ~ 'nS
yuchsurr vsiu,an, anewspapc, printed in the town 81
Lyncannre for two months ysvr.v and posted al
we 'lons doof OF tho court house Of this rcu't'
aCopy-'Testo. 10. G. CUfLEl, 90
Noy. -. WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-22

TuN,IE undersigned, inspectors a, l.yneh's are
n houan, 10 the town OF LyHchh1g, return then
grateful acknew Judgments to The planters generally,
for the lberol patronage they have heretofore en-.
trusted to the above establishment, and hope ny
mn nssidaious attention to husuess, 10 merit theH III
rige custom They pledge Themselves to isn every
cxer,ion to give general and entire satisfaction
CHARLES A. WlfIlERS,
NELSON TINSLEY.
nrt 4 n
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OrRsUAsr 10 .deei Of tras,, executed by

Ii grasion l.. Dawson TO the subscriber, on The
,,,b day OF July, 1891, and recorded 'nthe county
Court Of Bedford, arr to accomplish certain fprpo-
srs IN said deed exposed shall on the 9th day
.f December nex,, on the ptom,se' EXPOSE to SAFE
,y "a, ri public auction, for cash, certain tract
or pa,,el Of Land, conveyed and described IN said
|,ecd lying ard bang IN the county Of Bedford on
EN- Creek containing 5ls acres, moro OF less, or
|. na-,, a. may he necessary, II being the same
|,roe, or pnrea OF and which formerly helongea to
|o;eo,.o Douglas, DE The tile io said land j. be
uey.a 20 BE uu,acs,ionahly good, bat ae'lng as
trustee viii convey to the pafchasss Or pnfeha.
..,t such title ~ is vested IN nc b. he sud deed
Of trust, and name o,b.f
WI. oGLEsBi, Trusiee.
y ~
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Observation-Disclosures /:

VHsHE Subscribers have on hand al tue lower
n end Of Malu street, a large quantity Of HER
'RlSGS-whieh they vii sell good terms, ei-
her io.csale or retail Those wishing to purchase
might save something by giving us call before
they Iay ECIiOLS Il CUNDlFF.
june - IL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-22
COYEIS HOUSES

with Tin or Copper or The new Ian md put
mp sp0itng either in town or country IN The
vciy besi manner and ss they nre Determined
TO sell rs low any person IN town, and their
wohk warranted to be MS well dime, they confidently
hope for lihe.,l shnre OF public patronage. Fhoy
alfo inform ,npcf Smiths and r,nncvs t,a. they
vii hap co.. .,antly on hand an assortment N
copper Tin hcct Iron, Wire, &c All Of which
lsry will sell at a very small advance oa tho Nor
,hcrn prices l.tcwso Rvots and soldar, which
they viii exchange fnr ol Copper The h,ghest
ptiv given tor Old Copper, Bruss and Pewter.
sca -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-22
NOTICE.

ouW3E suDsssibes irsoru,sa's friends AMI The
II puAke eensnsly, sfss he has taken hrs brother
- y. Tadkn inlc partnership, and hos removed
80 sAuess scte h'ssc formerly occupied
- ~, Vm Bud IN Pers,ws inosbica to HIM
- y,oess-ow cpnss 6sw 40, settle nc" "'-
wfbss without d5,y, aulthAe lawn, c'aih" a
krMolem VII pnsssns them s'' soitN'fwat
NSCikaROs riLDEN.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-22
STOVES,

for Churches Counting Rooms and Work Shops,
anongs, them are a few snpc-b Franklin Slows
they have kcwisco on hand number Of Other nrt'
chs. viz .-Bell Metal aud Brass Kettles, Tea he,
ties, Iron, Brass, and Block Tin, Brass and WIZ
Ec~slcrs, Rrass Androns, shoves and fongs SONS
c,egav. Brass CaodIcs,loles, Britannia and Hloef
Tn coAce g. Tea Pots. Wnho Irons, CAS-
TING rs, a general assortment, cloth, bar. pam,
wh,ewasa and shoe Brushes, Shoe Hacking, blacl
mud rcd Ink, and a grea, variety Of other ARTICLES
srJ.sv will
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-22
NOTICE..

MA WM. BURD having lel hls notes ac-
1KA- coan,s nrny hands 70, collection, have toro-
q'tcsi MI rr'ens indebted 10 han TO come forward n
unless tsyor spfcdily paid 10 put them IN the
HAMS of aa aiNrrr for collection
Navo ,bf sale two Now Carryalls left by Mr..
Buh RICHARD 3. TILDEN
ScIa - WITS
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nm ass EOTfNDEEsY

business aud vii ksfP On hand BeIls ION W
30 l00ihs., Tobeceo Screws and Boxes cast on Oh
Screws ALSO, Castings fhf Cayding Machines, DC
Mil and Tobacco Brands, SC. &c--Th.y will al
s,r rarv,, on The
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NOTICE..

uNiiE stoekhoietirs IN the I.yneiburg and Blue
N Ridge Turnpike Company are requested to
make paymen, Of Twenty Dollars on eaeh share
to Samuel McCorklc, Treysnrer Immediate pay
meni vii be expected
FRANCIS r MERl WETHER,
sepi 81 Prcsidem
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NO'HlCE.

4 PETITION will DO presented TO the next
"a General Assembly of Virginia, TO establish
en- inspection of Tobacco at Yerry's Warehouse
IN the town OF Lcesville, Campbell county, Va
oct' 10 w5w
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COPPER n PIN
MANVTA OF Oh ( =


RESPECTFULLY msneia fhclrir,cnds an tc
uubl,c ,ha, they have ,,koa The hoss formerly %
,.tpsea bv Mr Wil!,aio Desi ahc.e iacy VIII cat
nv on the COPPER .r,d TIN business IA all IS
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Valuable Dan River Land.
FOR SALE.

I'm nrrs,,arrc NJ an order Of the Court Of Equity
n for Casw,R County, North Csrona,@ VIC The un-
Jersirned COMMISSIONER Will proceed 10 sill on
Tuesday. the 18th day of ne-c,nber next, IN the
town Of Milton, 10 the lish,st bidder TINT valuable
pantation known by the name OF Atkinson y Gurr.
Ter belonging to the heirs az Roger Aduusnn de-
ceased this property IS not surpassed by any tract
nm Dan river, either for tlo fertility Of lrs soil o.
IN, beauty and heaithSilncss Of lis situation Ii
cnntnins between eighteen and nineteen hundred
acrrs. a small proportion only Of which is cleared
The larger part Of the wood land Is rich creek Dol.
ton, AMI hsi rate high land, admirably adapted rs
the cul,ur, of ,ob.ecp. The low grounds, which
extend nearly or quite threc miles along The ri,cr,
ure very t.o, prtd4eing ahandantly any crop rails
ell in tins pun OF the country Pho buildings are
1, ,oerabIy good oscrSccr's house, negro HOUSES,
corn ca 10 aud scv,s excellent tobacco barns. Thc
oyorscers horse IS situated on bcaullAl erniv1ce
with fine spring Of water convenient, ond'rom-
handing pleasing view Of The town Of Milton,
abou, four niles below Danyiile. n rapidly i'm
proving town in Patsy wanna, Va is distant only
about seven miles above, titus atiordins 10 the pur-
chaser two convenient markets for every Article he
may have to dispose of The contsu,ry of thl-
property TO the above named towns, and lis situa.
lion on ue''SopiS St'e"'hl i'hbtt IL wei
worthy the attention Of gentlemen of enterprise and
capital, particularly of.hosc who are fond OF making
tobacco OF the fines, quality. Mr.. Gossi,, living or
the plantation or Mr.. Gillespie twill no doub,
b. good enough to show the premises to any person
wishing 10 view them.
Terms, one, two and three years credit. Bond
and approved security viii be required and tic
tlt,e withheld until the last psymen. shall be made
tal 10 ,,>o
dcd as may suit the ,ievsef purchasers
WILLIAM BAIRD, ! .
ANDREW HARRISON, :
THOMAS JONES, S3
RICHARD BULLOCK, 2
WILLIAM BAILEY, q
Milton 3. c. November 10 1899 tbs
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WIRE WEAVING

hseiness, and design keeping constantly On hand
on assortment adequate Is any asrnand. They
have now pretty GOOD assortment Of Screen and
Fan Wire, aiso large and elegant assortment Of
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Valuable Town propev,y

NAiUahAe WYNN Properiy
FOE SALE.
VHNlIE subscriber wishes 10 sell hts House md
Il Lot, fronting on Cooke Sirect--G0 FEET, ran.
ning back the usual depth. The property is Il. this
time rented ID Alr. Cadwallader For further in
formation, apply to Mr.. Cnswe Poe, who IS noue
authorized to dispose Of for The terms aaalt
he low and accommodating
WILLIAM BARNARD
Apnl7 is
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Sept. -

Hoop Poles and Slaves wanted.
NEEH suh,cribrr viii give IS pr 1000 tor good
~ seasN"sd S'"v"s aud i!ead,na and 50 per
idco "a, good Hickory Hoop !ole.. delivered a,
LughSrnr's ail'. WA CADWALEADER.
O4,9 4.
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PieF,lWAgI M.

F&HfIE publishers OF the VIRGINIA FAR
- MER,' desifGus otrrorp.hg by every ncAns
in then power, tito int,resi OF Agriculture III Viz
mn ilaNe deleEininel! 70 olE.r q preInln pl OF
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,.an :. blanks
FOR SALE AT TRIS OIt1CC.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-07-03
CELEBRATION OF THE 4th Or

At meeting Of the Committees appointed b:
the Citizens, Societies, and Volunteer Companies
Of Alexandra, held at Brooke Lodge, on the 2Oth
ult., it was ordered that the arrangements pursu-
ed in the celebration of the Centennial Anniver-
sary of Washington's Birth Day, be adopted in
the celebration Of the fourth OF July. The foi.
lowing order is therefore published tor general
information
LIST. The dawn to be ushered in by the ringing
Of bells, and the discharge of national salnte'
| which is to be repeated at noon and at sunset.
end. The flags Of the Shipping to be display
ed. and the National Flag to be hoisted on the
public square at the Market House
Sd. A procession to be formed under the d.
rection of the Chief Marshal. in which, al! the
citizens are requested to unite.
18th. The Declaration of independence TO b.
read and an Grafton 10 be delivered in the End
Presbyterian Church.
5th That it be recommended to our citizens
to suspend business as far as is practicable.
The order of exercises at the Church, and other
particulars will be given tomorrow.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-07-03

WHEREns 0s-~s~----s-sy ,rS 'o"e - w.
cessary that the Quarantine Laws Of this Corpo-
ration should be carried into execution, ! 90
therefore. bv and with the ADVICE OF the Board
Of Health, make known the same; and
Order, That all vessels coming from or toqef'
ing at any ports either in the United States brl'
tish Provinces in North America. or any fore'gn
port wIere the Cholera, or any other con,aseRss
disease. is known. or supposed to exist, snd
bound to Alexandria, be brought TO anchor al inc
Quarantine Ground, and there to remain Tor inc
inspection and direction of the Health Ohcer.
| furthermore enjoin the commanders OF all
such vessels not TO suffer any Of their crew OF
passengers, either before or during the Quarar-
tine Term, to 60 on shore, or on board any other
vessel than that to which they belong. nor per-
nit any person to come Oh board their vessels,
except such as are employed in the execution OF
the Quarantine Laws, without the especial per-
mission Of the Health Officer in writing
Doctor THomAs SEMMEs, who has been APP.
pointed Health Officer, Is hereby required to
cause the laws upon the subject OF Quarantine
to be strictttsenforced.
Given unier nv hand this s5th day Of June,
1882. JOHN ROBERTS, Mayor.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-07-03
SHIP NEWS
PORT OF .aLEKaNDRLa. On. c.

ARRIVED. July /,
Schr Meridian. Small, st. Thomas; sugar,
molasses, mahogany, sc. o.. & w. IL. Irwin.
Reports schr. Potomac, Baker, sailed for ST.
Crox 18th, TO load for New York.
July 2-Schr Erie, PearsalI, N. York; freight
for the District.
sloop Lydia Godfrey, Hudson, Albany; boards
to G. II. Smoot.
Sloop Miller, Teal, Philadelphia; freight for
the District
Steamboat Fredericksburg, hewitt, Norfolk;
freight and passengers for the District
Steamboat Franklin. B. ]. jenkins, Baltimore.
SAILED, July 1,
Schr. Velocity, RYDER, Barbados.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-07-03
PHILADELPHIA MARKET-June 90.

PHILADELPHIA MARkEF-June 29.
Flour and Meal But few transactions report
ed in Flour and Meal. On Saturday two or
three small lots were sold at S6,50a 6.S74: on
Tuesday it was offered at Sc, 25, and about $50
barrels have been sold at that price; at this price
there appears more anxiety to do business among
holders than BUYERS. Nothing reported in Rye
Flour or Corn Meal since Saturday last; on that
day 100 barrels Rye Flour sold at IS; IS pun
caeons Corn Meal sold at 8l4, and 200 barrels at
S3,25.
Grain.-But little Wheat at market during
the week: quotations are reduced and may be
considered nominal, In the eartly part OF the
week, Corn was sold al last weeks quotations;
but yesterday and to day an advance OF full two
cents per bushel was obtained; quotations are adj
vanced accordingly. Southern Oats sold at AZ
cents But little Rye at market
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-07-03
ORDER OF THE DAY.

ORDER OF THE DAY.
.Hrran gements TO be observed in the Celebration
of the Fourth of July
The Chief Marshal, appointed by the Commit
tees of the Citizens, the Military and the various
Societies of the Town of Alexandria, recommends
the following order to be observed in the process
sion, on the 4th instant:
Uniform Volunteer Companies.
Masonic Societies.
Clergy and Orator Of the Day.
Washington Society.
Relatives Of Washington.
Revolutionary Officers and Soldiers.
Mayor and Common Council.
General Committee.
General of Brigade and Suite.
Other Officers Of the Brigade not on duty.
Officers of the Army and Navy Of the U. States.
st. Andrews Society
:. Mechanic Relief Society.
Hibernian Society.
Captains and Seamen.
Schools
Citizens.
Route of the Procession:
The Chief Marshal directs the Volunteer Com
panies, the Societies, Citizens, &c. to assemble
ct half past 9 o'clock, on Royal street, IN front
of the City Hotel.
At 10 O'Clock the procession to move in the or
der above designated, up King to Washington
street; down Washington to Prince street; down
Prince to Fairfax street, and down Fairfax to the
Second Presbyterian Church.
After the exercises at the Church, the prrces.
sion will return to the City Hotel, where it will
be dismissed.
The following Gentlemen have been appointed
Assistant Marshals of the day:
Orlando Fairfax. William Il. FOwle,
Norman r. Fitzhugh, William Page,
James Cloud, Robert N. Grymes.
WILLIAM ID. MUTT,
Chief Marshal.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-07-03
REVIEW OF THE MARKET.

". T. Daily Advertiser Office, Jms so, 1852
REMARKS The excitement, caused by the
breaking out Of the cholera. which struck so great
panic in the public mind, has almost wholly
subsidized with the intelligence Of the gradual dis.
appearance of the disease in Montreal and Que
bee. So little is thought of it, that it Is hardly
topic of remark. Business however has not
revived. The transactions, as is usually the
case at this season, have been limited and prices
generally receding; falling market is generally
one of lancuor The flour market it will be seen
still continues to decline. Advices from En-
gland, of only one day later have been received,
and although the intelligence Of the restoration
Of the Grey Ministry is of political Importance,
there is nothing Of any commercial Interest,"
The cotton market still continues depressed
Our harbor is filled with shipping, large por-
ion of which are foreign. Freishts uncommon
" low.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-07-03
Eurities of The Season.

or BOXES ConuiviuHs-Sicily Lemons
| q 1000 Ducet Sicily Oranges
500 lbs Asia Minor Fiiber,s
500 do Barbados Tamarinds
fraii Arabian Dates, fresh and Of an excel
lent quality, more highly priced by the Levantine.
than any other 2rncferous fruit, for their medicinal
nutritious effects upon the animal system.
A constant supply Of fresh genuine, and unsophist
Gated LEMON SYRUP, at 50 cents per bottle, made
under the immediate eye of the SUBSCRIBE, and cor
tans nothing in its conjecture lethiferous morcr
to health, but congenal aud healthful in AL its
quintcssentia parts, and through its moaus operandi
like the morning dew upon the dropping flower, i'm
parts strength, animation, and vigor.
And to prevent any misconceptions, the subscriber
begs leave to state that he still continues
mild pleasant SODA WATER, upon the old princi.
pie, practised and admired both in the principal CT.
ties of Europe and those of this country and whilst he
neither arrogstes to himself Sie appeIlaon of Chymst,
Alch, mist. PharmocOpoiis or any other Chymeque or
!Escula pean Deity, he hopes he will not be found
wanting in information requisite to make good Soda
Water calculated to please the senility of the most
piqusnt delioacy of taste
CANDIES and CONFECTTONAR will be fur.
nished to country merchants at tho baltimore prices;
and from those who want good ICE CREAM, made,
not in newfsngled way, but scientifically, observ.
ed by those long tried and accomplished in the art the
subscriber will be thankful to receive orders
N b. Soda Water, when made upon the old princi
pie, is highly recommended by the Physicians to the
Cholera patients. Price Of Soda Water ST cents per
glass; and Of the ancient and oriental beverage Sher.
oct, cents. JOHN B. HEPBURN.
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