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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-04-13

DIR. Bell lately died in London, and was buried
at Westminster Abbey. He had amassed large
fortune III India, winch at his death he disiribut.
cd among the Institutions OF Scotland, his native
country. TO the city Of St. Andrews. where he
was born and educated, he gave 100000. besides
100000 for building and cndowng a new College
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-04-13

B"innce Of Iradc.-An article in the Portsmouth
lEng.) Telegraph OF the l9,h January, speaking,
III nigh terms, OF the American ship Samson, adds
the following remarks:-
"Ihc ship has on board about cl23, 900 in ha
doliars-a prooEh how much the balance of trade is
at this moment in favour Of this country: for not
only does tn. line of packets bring specie tSsce a
month tromc the u. States, but the same kind Of
remittance takes place oftcncr To Liverpool. Las,
year We were paid the balance largely in flour; this
year 0e can providcnty do without that article
Let those who have suffered, and are still suffer
ing from the scarcity of money, reflect upon this
supple fact so cxutingly stated in the British journal
III Is aVcrrcd that the Samson carried out upwards
o; hall million Of dollars in specic-and that like
shipments are made twice month. Thus over
one million of "hard dollars" are sent monthiy from
Inns city to pay for foreign fabrics, the like OF
winch we can easily manufacture at home. This is
Il matter not only deserving the profound contcm
patton OF our merchants who tr2dc in British pro
ducts, numbers of whom have unlappily fallen int,
the abyss, or arc now on the brink, Of bankruptcy
but 1T is Il subject which demands the most seriou.
attention of our artizaus and workingmen, who
are thus, every month, deprived of that very Ia
bour and It's profits, which this million of hard dol
lars goes to TO sustain in foreign land
~ York nUDrr
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-04-13

ALEXANDRIA MARKETS, April 10.
FioW-At the close of last week, Flour impro-
we'd in price, owing to scarcity. Yesterday the cur.
rent price from wagons, was 1921; in some instan-
ces fraction more was paid. Sales from stores at
AS; holders now ask 4.S7j
COrn-Snlcs 40 and Al CTS
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-04-13

Tvs sNsrITUTIoNAL WING is runlshrd iyy,cc a v eek
Tuesdays and Fridays,) al FYDE dollars nc, annu,n
payable IN advance. 20
foL adVersng-75 cents square Tor less) for the at
Der OF insertions be noted on tbs Ms tbs,,v;,a
ingly ~ ~ iva ~" "''o'
ages must be paid up And those who nav wish IN dis.
commune; w'H notify the Editors tina; effect At least
Weny Gays before the period expires for which they
Notes Of chartered specie paying Banks of any of the
Sta'es WI be received in payment for subscription
lhe wing, though Virginia w. States Bank Notes would
DC preferred; and Tenittsnces he made through the
Post Office at the risk Of the Editors.
All letters TO the Ed'tors must be post paid hey viii
receive no attention.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-04-13

TO 1900 very little in market; Campos Sugar COO
TO LOO; Hides 2i0 to $50; Exchange England
29h to sod; Doubloons 81 800 to 2Sl; Dollars 700.
Bali. ChrOn.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-04-13
MARRIED.,

AT Locust Green, King & Queen county, by the
Rev. John Spcn Ger, the Rev. JOHN CLARK aged
u years, to Mrs Lucy SMiTnEn, aged So.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-04-13

~ ALT $500 sacks recently imported, per
- ships Richmond g. TaIly-Ho. Apply to III
LudIam at the Dock, OF to
mar A-3tdwtf JOHN GARTH
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-04-13

answers no. Many articles consumed by tho
P'ah'crS' arc now sold 10 them at prices more re-
unccd IMAM those of their commodities: therefore.
'' o"dS is rather in the planters favor than against
'"cm. But, however, such Is the confidence that
may be placed in universal Expenditures that it
may hc we'll relied on, the whole is equi,ably pol
Srd 1t then appears. plainly, that the planter
tclS as much for his cotton now, as he did in 1916
ifulv, the nominal price, in cash Is not very larGc
hut bc 1T remembered, that AN amount of money
Will tuy, at present. more than twice the same
amount would in Isle: while now, the price of
cotton is not reduced, by onchliccnth, to the half
Uf that of lsl6.
TO illustrate the great increase of productions
since the wear 1916 the attention of the reader is
directed to Il comparison ot the quantity in 1916
with that of the prescott pCriod;--Substrac,
6S, 600 GOO the product Of 1916, from 376 900 00O
J that of last year, and the remainder viii be
3GS, DOT, UGO be wccu four aud live times the whole
! quantity raised in 1916. Ofihis ONLY about one
fifth is manufactured in the United States,
leaving four ilIhs to be exported free all duty
and sent To foreign markctS. The price of cotton
nor any thing else. exports, can be affected bv
! the American Tari; because all exports leave our
ports without beng chdrgcahlc for cent of duty;
and therefore, at least uur-h'thS Of the cotton is
! sold duty free.
| These tlcts prove, 'to all mtcnts and purpo-
seS," that tie northern manufacturers do not as
is falsely asserted by the nullycrs and opponent.
o the Tariff, take all e our cotton at their own
price. They get but small portion of it, and AT
such price they ford to give, after
rearing manuiactory, manufacturing, and selling
the r cloth at prices from seven to twenty cents
| a vard--a gluttcd market 10 be considered too.
| Let the people examine, before they determine,
aud certain It is, that conviction wall reach many
Il Prcjudiccd mind that now rests in security on
other meas judgment, and that, perhaps, well
warped Ly party NOTWITHSTANDING Journ II.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-09-04

Eou.-Darins the early part of the week the
supply of Western was small aud the demand
fair, but at the close the demand fell of and pri.
ces gave way triae. Our supplies Of Southern
continue small, and although the demand has
been but limited, holders are firm at our PrevI-
Gus rates. About 100 brls. of New-Oreans
sour have been taken at about 81 So Saal!
sales of Western bad are making at 81 81 to
S47 Is. Rye Flour is in demand at our quota
tons. Corn Meal is rather scarce.
Grain. "A parcel of about 1900 bushels fair
Ohio Wheat sold at about 124 cts. A cargo Of
heavy Virginia sold at 1872. We notice consi-
derable decline in the price Of Rye. Oats have
rather improved; the new crop is decidedly IN.
ferior and sells ar a cts very little above South
ern old. In Corn there is no material change.
Hides.-We have to report sales of 1000 Rio
Grande, as they run, at l4a cts; 500 Valparai.
so. at 12c. 6 mos; 600 Laguiras, l04c. 6 mos.
and from ID to 10000 Buenos Ayres, at ID cts.
merchantab!e, long time. A small lot of Bue-
nos Ayres, about 400, has also been sold on
terms not TRANSFERRED. Some other lots have
been sold, the particulars Of which have not come
to our knowledge.
MotasSes hhds. Porto Rico moasses have
been taken at S1a cents, and 100 hhds. new Ibe-
ria at SO cents.
Sugars.-The Sugar market continues firm
and holders show but little disposition to realize.
About 500 hhds. New Orleans have been sold at
"a; 500 400 hhds. Porto Rico at Il a 81,
and 100 boxes Brown Havana, at 8 a g. cents.
Sak.-The market is nearly bare of coarse
descriptions, and prices improving. A cargo of
Turks Island 1880 bush. was disposed Of since
our last at about 4s cts; 1000 Liverpool ground
at S7a. and several parcels Liverpool fine in sacks
at about vi 80. and 90 npr sack
UooL-There is more inquiry for this article
than for some weeks past. aud prices Of Ameri-
can woods are we'll sustained, the quantity in the
country being much reduced. Since last season
holders are looking for fair demand and reason
able prices. But little of the new clip has yet
reached our market. We alter our quotations
to correspond with recent sales.
Exchanges. There was fair demand Tor
bills on England, but IN consequence OF the scar.
city Of money the cash price which commenced
at lOSi declined to 1917 lOs. The rates paid
for paper were 1Os IA 1881. Bills on Paris
{ 5 30a 5 SIS.
Fraghts.-The rates continue nominal. We
still quote them. To Liverpool, for cotton.
lid per To-; turpentine. Is Cd per brl. To Lon
don, Ia per 10. for cotton, and 2s I'D per brl fo'
turpentine. To Havre, cotton zsl6c. per ID.
ashes. Sc per ton: rice, BIO per ton: flour, 75c
| Der brl.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-09-04
advertisement.

HAVING seen in the paper of the goth and 3oth
Il insants advertisement ct Mr. = Jacobs,
wherein he advertised me as runsway apprentice.
would make the following statement of facts:-t be
came of age The 18Th of August, 1882, after an ap
premiership Of years and months, of which gave
Mr. Jacobs due notice the morning of that day, in
forming him that should HIM no longer; and to
prove to him the correctness of the information gave
him of my age, furnished extract from the IA
mily Bible. wherein my age was registered over the
signature of my mother. As he was duly apprzed OF
my intention to leave him, no person, think. can
consider it elopement. From circumstances
that have TRANSFERRED, will suspend any further CON-
mentary. until our matters become legally tested.
sept3t JAMES II. GRIMES.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-09-04

Or Others DESTROYS of commencing tho Cabinet
Business.
lSUHHE subscriber finding rather impracticable for
him to superntend both his establishments is de.
srous Of disposing Of the one recently occupied by
Logan & Co.
The stand is certainly of the most desirable for
the Cabinet Business of any in Alexandria, ts value
as such being considerably enhanced from having been
thus occupied for more than year, being situated
upon the north side of King, between Columbus and
Henry streets. The building has recently undergone
thorough repair, and been perfectly adapted to the
business and has every requisite convenience for car
r, ing it on, having shop sufficient conveniently
and comfortably to accommodate ten hands, spacious
and snowy room, with permanent shed fronting
tine street for nlsIing purposes rendering the
building yer, CONSPICUOUS tor considerable distance
The stock of Furniture hand Shop Fixtures, NC.
with unexpended and desirable lease on the premis
es, will be disposed Of upon such accommodating
terms asto render It rare opportunity tor person de
sirous Of engaging in the business to do so, 5y avang
themselves Of the present favorable chance.
HARRISON BRADLEY.
H. B. still continues to carry the Cabinet Busi-
ness at both his Establishments, and has now hand
! and is constantly manufacturing = considerable vari
ETY. Of
C.4BINET FURNITURE,
which he will dispose Of upon such terms to persons
wanting as TO make it Of considerable importance 10
them to give him call previous to purchasing.
TURNING AND REPAIRING
Attended to promptly, snd upon reasonable terms.
| aug 4-d2t&2awlm
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-09-04
Xoung AaAies' Seminary,

Brooke Lodge, on 81. .7saph Street, bet,oes'l
King and Cameron.
XVILLTAM JONES Informs his friends and the
w public that the duties of his School will be re.
sumed on the first Monday in September next. La.
tin, French and the useful branches Of complete
English education. VII comprise the course of study
all arranged to suit different capacities In order to
produce habits Of industry and love for literature,
connected with othe facilities Of the Institution, is
Free Library of upwards Of hundred and fifty vo-
umes, carefully selected from the best authors, to
which gradual accessions will be made. AS neither
zeal attention win be relaxed. he hopes from the
experience of teaching Female School eleven or
twelve years, and attending particularly to the i'm.
provements made in the science of Education, he will
be enabled give general satisfaction 10 his patrons.
Experimen,sy knowing the good effects resulting
from examinations and operation o: those inter.
esed. he respectfully invites them TO call frequently,
and witness for themselves his system of instruction,
and the regular progress and proficiency of his pupils
Teachers among the most approved and best quail.
fed will be employed 10 instruct in French Music,
Drawing. and Painting
Alexandria. August 2, 18}2-3m
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-09-04
Farms and Fisheries for sale.
iy i0-eots


offered for sale, the valuable Estate called LEX
IL INGToN, lying on end at the mouth Of Occoquan
River. in Fairfax County, Va. This estate contains
UP wards of 1900 Acres Of good farming Land, with
an abundance Of WOOD and Timber. 1t has on it .
very handsome and large
6ss1t DWELLING HOUSE. and other good im.
&.l.l proyements.
On Ilns estate two Fisheries: one called Sandy
Point, very excellent Shad and Herring shore,
sdered equal any in that neighborhood, and is fish,
ed at small expense The other has not been much
fshed of late yeas, but was formerly considered
good Landing This estate will be sold altogether.
otdivded TO suit purchasers, into g 3. or FARMS
An excellent Farm could be attached TO the Fishery,
of from to 400 VIII oh would be very convenient
for manuring from the Another, Of similar size,
could be allotted with the Dwelling House. The resi-.
due Of the Land having much wood and timber on ii,
will be very valuable to any purchaser
Deer and other Game, well as Fish and Fowl,
very abundant on this Estate II is about twenty miles
below Alexandria, and five from Occoquan Mills, at
which latter place is thriving village, and extensive
manufacturing establishments For further particulars
and terms apply to Thomson p Mason, Esq. OF Alex.
andra, D. c. the subscriber, now in Georgetown,
DC. G. MASON.
aug l3-Staw4w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-09-04
SHIP NEWS.
PORT or ALEXANDRIA. Cd. c.

ARRIVED. Sept 8,
Schr. David. Denike, Philadelphia; Powder
to A T.. Cazenove g. Co.
Schr. Avalon, Dawson, Vienna; Corn TO Geo.
Johnson s. Co.
Schr Resolution. BrooAbank, Patuxent; To.
bacco to w. FOwle & Co.
Schr. Gold Hunter, Watkins, Folly Landing;
Corn.
Schr. Fourth.of.July, silverthorn, Accomac;
Corn.
Schr. Hickory. Swami, Occoquan; Flour to J.
& J. H. Janney.
Schr. Accotink Packet, Marston, Accotnk;
Flour to Jonathan Janney.
Sloop Miller, Teal, Philadelphia; Freight for
the District.
Schr. Virginia, Shinn, hence at New York 81
ult. Schr. Potomac, Holmes, do do.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-09-04
WanteA immediately,

VINO work in the Columbian Cotton Factory, about
L twenty more Boys or Girls and five more Fam
lies, with Children, from eight years old and upwards;
and Carder ard one that can work the Stretching
and act as store keeper 10 such as understand the
business, good wages will be gwen Also, servant
to do house work, by the month or year Apply to the
subscriber, living at the Factory, -Four Mile Run near
Alexandria, GEo. koBD'
sent l-tf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-09-04
EDUCATION.
EaucatiOn.

MY SCHOOL will be re-opened on Monday, Sd oil
wi September. The usual English branches, and
the Latin and Greek Languages, will embrace the
course Of instruction. As it is my great object to rem
der my labors available to the real improvement Of my
pupils have thought it necessary to limit the number
of scholars, Those who may patronize The school
may rest assured, that shall continue to use my best
exertions in the discharge of the ardu0us duties per
tanning TO the instruction Of youth.
TERMS:
For the Latin and Greek languages and
Mathematics, % w
Geography. History. English Grammar,
Arithmetic, Sc. W
Reading and Writing, W
Per Quarter payable quarterly
aug 30-d3tsS2aw2w ROBr. CLARKE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-09-04
Superior lngrain Nnd Brussels

RPE7YNGS-JUST RECEIpED.
TIME subscribers have just received, in addition to
Il their stock,
800 yards Brussels Carpetng
1900 do double Ingram and KiddermInster Car
peting, Of superior qualty' anu new patterns
1000 yards new style Venetian and Scotch do
A large supply of Imperial, Wilton and rufted
Ruggs
100 pieces colored and white Curtain Muslins
Damask and plain Moreens, Of all colors
Silk Fringes, Bindings. &c &c
All of which will be sold unusually low, by
DARIUS CLAGETT Co,
Corner of l,h street and Pean Avenue, washington
sept I-3t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-09-04
PHILADELPHIA MARKEr-Aue.


Flour and Ncal-'rhere has been better de-
mand for superhne Flour this week than we have
noticed for some time past; the sales for export
amounting to about $500 barrels at $685.; the
stock on hand is quite limited, and we find there
Is no distinction made in fresh ground Flour of
old or new Wheat. Rye Flour has become
scarce; nearly all 10 market has been taken at
S4,5O. Corn Meal is also scarce, sales of about
200 hhds. have been made at Sis, aud upwards
of GOO barrels at SS,45 $3.50; the last sales
At the latter price.
Gra;n-The market has been better supplied
with both Wheat and Corn this week. On Sa-
turday last boat load of prime Southern Wheat
sold at les cents; the sales generally since that
time have been at les cents. The supplies Of
Corn have exceeded the demand, and some par
GELS sold in the early part Of the week at "A a
IS cents for Pennsylvania, and at g. cents for
Southern Yellow, and some loads Of the latter
description were stored for want OF BUYERS; sub
sequently three loads Of Pennsylvania sold at Il
ais cents, aud Southern Yellow at C. a 67, and
White at 65 Go cents Southern Oats sold at
s. cents in the early part of the week; to-day
better prices could have been obtained. No Rye
at market.
NEW-YORK MARKET-Sept /.
We are happy 10 notice a continued improve
mehl III lhe state vi trade. The alarm prOduc-
cd BY the Cholera has ceased with the diminu-
too OF the disease, and there is every Indication
oil business IN this city resuming its accustomed
activity. There IL, however, a general deticieu-
cy 10 our supply Of those articles which we re-
ceiye from the interior. and quick sales, as we'll
Is favorable prices, await arrivals, until our
stock becomes adequate TO the customary de.
mand. Courier.
Coffee The demand for all kinds of Coffee
has been very animated; our stock is much re.
aueed, and consists principally Of Rio, the mar
act IS completely bare OF almost every other
Sihu. The sales consist OF $500 5000 bags
Brazil at Is 49,; 1900 a 14OO bags St. Domin-
goat III is; 500 mats Manila at ISL Ia;
400 bags aud 100 brls. Porto Rico at l54 a I44;
soo 500 bags Cuba at ISL AID. and 200 bags
and 20 or's. Lasuira at Isl cents
fSh-Ihe market has been bare Of dry Cod
s'n' and several lots are expected. We contin-
oe our quotations. Of Mackerei, 1891, sales of
several lots at wholesale at, for No. 1,S43. No.
= SSi. New Of 1852, have sold on arrival at,
We No. 2, "a, NJ. 8, IS; but No. 2 are held
Up 10 81 o4i. Connecticut Shad have been
ou' I" market, but We are now supplied, and
s an dealers have been made at, for No. l,
or 10 S9s, No. 2, SS4 to Ss3. Of Maine
saio; for some lots sales have been made at Sc
% dealers,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-09-04
Stop the Thief!

VVaS stolen from the subscribers Stable, living at
w Oak Till, Fsuquier County, Va, on the night OF
the 5:h of,he present month,
N a DIRK D,u, colored lI.ARE.
~NElSs She is llrge, but I do not exactly know
her height, though believe she is near.
ASAnAAA.b II hands high; rather slender built for
her height, 10 years old last springs rides pretty
well, Carries her head little side when pacing;
works well, and has slight marks Of gear about the
shouldersi part of the name lying on the left side;
her mouth smsrtly worn BY the bride.
$40 will be given for the and thief or reason
able reward for the alone; and if taken out of the
Counties of Fsuquier Culpepper. Frederick, Loudoun
or Prince William SIS will be given for the mare alone,
if delivered me, any other person. So tina, get
her again. ID. G. BAGGARLf.
aug 9-Staw1m
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-09-04

TIdS(ei Caiis' NSNa"l PEI WI, ~
FLouA.-Last week, the wagon price OF Flour
opened ut Sc IS. Moderate sales from stores
at Sc 57i. In consequence Of an accumulation
Of stock, with only very moderate demand, the
price gave way, and closed on Saturday at six
dollars and one shilling (S6 l6 2-sl from wa
CONS.
Yesterday (Mondayl there was no change in
The market.
Export for the week ending Saturday, lst inst.
$50 bbls. cUastwise.
Quantity inspected during the same period
King street, 1862 bbls. 90 half-bbls.
Wharf, $50 " So
Potomac, $40 90 4"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-09-04
SUPERIOR Wines.

WE have imported in Brig Hazard, via Norfolk.
w and this day received. our annual supply OF
CHOICE MADEIRA WINES, viz:
One Pipe, hogsheads, 81 Quarter Casks, and ~
Half Quarter Casks, Of the most approved brand OF
toward, March & Co., and consisting Of Burgundy,
Tinta, London Particular, and the finest Grape Juice;
to be as good if not better than sent
to US .
We have also few quarter casks Of the brand OF
Murdoch, Shortridge Co.
All Of which we will be pleased to sell on the most
accommodating terms.
aug so GEO. JOHNSON 20 Il,
m Intelligencer and Globe will please insert the
above twice week till forbid
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-09-04
academy Cox Noung AaAies.

IL AMMAN LITTLE, in presenting her grateful aek
1 nowledgements to the friends and patrons Of her
port during the past year, would respectfully inform
them. with other parents and guardians of children,
that the duties of the School will be resumed Sc.
cond day. the Sd of next month. The most assiduous
att ention will be devoted the mental and moral i'm
provement Of pupils committed to her charge For in
formation relative the onstructng. and the
terms oftution. application may be made to Phineas
Janney, George S. Hough, or William Stsb!er.
%
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-09-04
Notice.

S have been informed that some persons have
n been Deer hunting on the Mount Zephyr estate,
hereby positively forbid all persons respassing on
said estate. under penalty of the law,
s. A. WASHINGTON,
sept l-3t Mount Eagle.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-09-04
Notice.

SARAH TALBOT Cat whose house Hannah Little
- boards) would be glad to accommodate few gen.
,ee Bosrders-Young Girls from the country, who may
wish 10 go to school. would be desirable They shall
receive every attention necessary for their comfort and
haDDiness. aug %
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-09-04
Mansion Mouse Il stage Office

This h.s comfortable oIss, emit
Hi Ell srged for the accommodation Of Ira.
vellers. The subscriber has spared
pains to render pleasant and convenient and
Stage Passengers aud all other Travellers, that his
Chambers shall be furni he'd in the best manner his
Table always supplied with the defcacies Of the
sons and his Bar with the best Spirits and Wines that
can be procured.
The Alexandra and VIM
Achester Stages meet at bis house
RASMA on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and sa.
szzrsturdays S; arriving from Winchester
at O'Clock P. ~ and leaving for Alexandria at o.
u and leaving for Winchester at o'clock a n. The
strctest attention will be paid to the security of all
baggage:
Agood HACK and GIG kept constantly for hire!
THOs. J. holland.
Niddjcburg, aug 16-lm
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-09-04
BAY kNMA, &c.

bNy NVN, OO'
lust received, Bay Rum in bottles; a set of Appa-
81 ratus for giving the nor AIR BATH; fresh
supply of Compound Chlorine Tooth Wash, TOR sale by
who'll sale and retail; Moxons EHervescing Msgnesa
fresh supply Of Swaims P,nacea. Jujube Paste. &C.
On Hand,
Geo. w. Carpenters Medicines. and supply OF ar
ticles suited to the present demand
9th mo- 90 WIN. STABLER.