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certain, will be contested grounds than one and
when the matter shall be fairly investigated doubt not
somebody's small wreath Of Imaginary aures will be
sorely withered, and the scli-sascd "Cizen Of Am
hers "dcked after faction, he will but little fancy
free and enlightened people not TO be cheated
their right OF sutoge-(he nobeSt badge OF freedom by
corrupt aud designing fewnor will Virginia Legisa-
ure lend its countenance 10 bare faced and outrageous
an inIracOn of the people's RIGHTS. NON POPUII
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COILLMIL.NICATEn-

=
EXTRACT Of letter from, gentleman ,ceV Informed
as TO NE politics Of The country and The state Of par
ties at the .N0rth, to has friend n VUginid.
"Ihe great effort is TO divide the Republican party in
the election of Vice President If they successful
IN this effort John Sergeant will be Vice President
am not prophet nor the of prophet but rccollect
what now tell YOU will certainly take place. unless
some favorable change should in the Senate the
U. States"
ms Is an awful warming. Now is the time aud
The hour for the counties in Virginia to bestr themselves
10 avert this danger. A CENTINEL.
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law and national Interests; indicating by his policy dig
led respect Tor national Justice, an unNayerinp
tachment aud love of country "
Iesolred That said delegates be furnished with conv,
oil the above resolutions that they be signed by Chair
man ana Secretary OF the meeting and forwarded TO h.
Editors of the Richmond Enquirer Tor publication.
on motion, the following gentlemen were added 90 tho
jackson Corresponding Committee for the county of Rock
bridge: '' " N
Samuel johnson, r., Peter Lallng. Jacob Emote Ro.
bert Short, Joshua Reynolds Joseph CuItp Robert Da
wilson John Mohler, Jacob Smith, Capt Henry McCor-.
ne, " m stevens, A l. Barclay Robert Mcdowell sr :.
nooeft hhei Charles Arinertrou J. &. Bower Jane,
Paxton, John Richie, John Eubank, Hugh Paxton Eli.
Prague, James c. Moore, Richard Morris John Whit
more, Daniel Snyder, John Snyder Daniel Strickcr Tho
mas Welch, Robert Hutchinson, Stuart Tovlor Cant
James Elliott, Dan. O. Slokey, Capt. Reuben Crigsbv
Capt ). Johnson, Rench Hodge, Samuel Hepler David
kale, Samuel f. Jordan, Thomas A. Bell, VIM H. CarI-
theirs, Joseph VIM, Alexander N Bell, Capt BENZ r
Porter, Sanue Pettigrcw, Andrew Alexander South RI
ver) Morton East, VIM. llord Charles Warner William
Douglas, VIM. Bradshaw, Capt. WIN. Shields John She.
man, Alex Stuart, Thomas Dryden John G. Blackwell
John Gore, Robert Hamilton Win McNutt Daniel Rho,
David Rhea, Lewis Ornburn, Michael Ornburn p p
Burton Joel Campbell, Satnuel VI Wilson Alex Moore
Robert Moore, VIM Moore, Vim. Moore ir Henry
Mccormick, j. John NJ. Wilson John r. Glgsby Joseph
Stnckler, John Temple, John Albright Isaac Svtnor
John McCown, Is. RI VIM. Mickey, ST. Samuel Mackev
VIM. Walker, Capt. Daniel Ayrs, Philip Potter Josenh
Y. Trcvy, Robert Weir, james Risk John Lecch Henry
Borden, Andrew Paul, David Edmondson, VIM. Paxton
and Matthew Shaw.
On motion, the meeting hcn adjourned sine die
49, JNO. BOWER, Chairman.
VIM. III. CARUTHERs, Secretary.
n. H. This meeting was convened on the spur of the
OCCASION previous publication having been made TO
effect.
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manufacturer say, 20 20 per average FIRST and
sunk gradually IN The duty, til reached the revenue,
dnh.proteetUe Pont-Ihe not prOpiding tor further
gradual reduction, is the GREATEST OBJECTION zoe
hare TO the science
Now, such mpostor this be worthy of notice!
Pnginia Treasury Office. LIST May, 1882.
PRESENT STATE THE Public FUNDS.
Balance to the credit Of the Commonwealth in the Bank
OF Virginia, by the books of this Office $l23,l42 SO
In Farmers Bank OF Virginia, ,20S OF
S24l $50 80
Balance TO the credit Of the Commonwealth
in the Bank of Virginia, per
account rendered SI2i,666 81
Deduct amount OF checks is
sued by the Treasurer
and not paid at this date 1928 IS
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MARRIED.

On TbuIsday tho 81 Inst sir Cooko Mr. William
Of Louisa. % - - ''''"' H'l u"
On III" 18Th of March by Robert D. Kennedy Nj,
ChnmponC NJ MaTnbl, RobeccA daughter Ar Jo,,.
Gates. all Of Greene Couaty ala. 60 - ~ '
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lith street. Richmond, Va.
have on hand POO gallons Copal Varnsh Of my own
make suitable lor House Pointers, Chair and Cabinet
Makers which warrant Of tie best quality and 10 drv
quickLikcwsc, Coach Varnish, which will engage 10
polish wen, aud not crack. As intend 10 manufacture
constantly, and hope TO supply the State will sell by
Wholesale (ay 10 gallons) low can be procured
in The Northern Cities II the varnish not approved Of
Il will be taken back, and the money returned.
April 81 uf-u G. W. MCGINNESS.
nJ7Thc Editors Of the National InteIlipencer wash
ingon lnellgenccr, Petersburg, and Beacon Norfolk,
viii publish the above weekly for two months and send
their accounts 10 this Office
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IHlo JOURNEYMEN nonsE-pAINrERs--rhe

n subscriber wishes TO employ twelve or fifteen House
Painters, 10 work on The Capitol in Richmond
G. W. MCGI1NESS. House Painter, SC.
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"Ihe creatures al his diriy work again"
have so frequently exposed the Misrepresentation
OF the u . Telegraph, that have deemed unneces-
sary TO multiply proofs upon proofsOssa upon Pclion
and Poon upon Ossa"By Misrepresentation we do NOT
any subtle sophstry any ingenious equ, ocaton but
the most audacious mendacty The last Mondays Tee.
graph, presents misstaemen shameless and vet so
insdious that shall devote few lines 10 its detection
Let us be as brief possble.The man is kind enough
to appropriate than column 10 our especial benefit
Alter variety of little misrepresentation, lie asks:
CIV hat then is to be done? We answer, as Mr. II
did HIMSELF before he hidden to eulogise Mr. Nc
Lane report let the duties he reduced 20 or 25 per Ct
let the act contain prospective dimnuion gradually re-
ducing 1--WE scarcely how slow we arc for allowing
ample ume) the revenue, 10 the Legitimate and consitu-
hona wants OF the gOvcrnmcnG the point we have al
ready stated On this basis, and this alone we feel as
sured the only permanent adjustment can be made and
SIC do cOnscicndousy believe that the manufacturers
themselves deeply interested the South in such
an adjustment" &C
Now, who would not infer from This passage that since
wc were "bidden TO eulOgze Mr.. McIane's Report c
had abandoned the ground previously taken? Yet ,yha
Will an honorable say, when ne is informed that the
very article IN the Enqaircr which the Telegraph profess
ses 10 cniiclse, contains the following paragfaphs3
49, But the great want Of concession shown i'm 6xins
these rates as the permanent onesWe protest apains
ibis on every accounts they ought 10 be cut d0,ou eTat
atty io,oey let the be fixed what you please
an adequate concession be made FIRST the struggle
viii constantly be TO bring them lower II is therefore
best to arrange gradual reduction, from year 10 year
I'm one respect, the scheme (hir. MCLsls bcferthsr
the one which suggested-hatis IN almost nInediael,
bringing The point lift could be properly gained In another
respect revenue 10 the penditure-whch would be
great We DO not Ike the scheme we'll We thought tina
W would be beet, in the spirit Of compromise give tn,
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SI2c,l42 SO
S2iI,35o 80
VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.

EzII ,ooU 70
l.. BURFoOT, Urea. Com'lh.
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Mr.. John NJ. Patton, Of the RI. Of r. has published IN
the Globe Of the 9Th inst letter to Col James VI Wal
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p1ginia Treasury Office. LIST No

Balance TO the credit of tho
Commonwealth in the
Farmers Bank of Va. pr
act rend'd SIls,779 Is
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-08-21
70 Cabinet Makers,
Or Others desirous Of commencing the

Or Others DESTROYS Of commencing the Cabinet
Business.
TIME subscriber, finding rather impractica5lc for
4 him TO superinend both his establishments is de.
sirous Of sposng Of the recently occupied by H.
II. Logan T. Co.
rhe stand is certainly one Of the most desirable fer
the Cabinet Business of any in Alexandria. ITS value
Is such being considerably enhanced from having been
thus occupied for more than year.) berg s!iusted
upon the north side OF King, between Columbus and
Henry streets The building has recently undergone
a thorough repair, and been perfectly adapted to he
business. and has every requisite convenience for
rying It Oh, having shop sufficient conveniently
and comfortably to accommodate ten hands, spacious
AMI snowy ware room. with permanent shed fronting
on the street for vanishing purposes rendering the
building very CONSPICUOUS Tor considerable distance.
The stock Of Furniture on hand Shop Fixtures, &C.
with m unexpended and desirable lease the premis.
CO, will be Opposed of upon such accommo dating
terms IS to render it opportunity for person de-
srou. of engaging in the business to do BY avsDg
themselves of the present favorable chance,
HARRISON BRADLEY.
H. B. still continues to- carry on tn Cabinet Bnsi
ness AT both his Establishments, and has hand
and 10 constantly manufacturing considerable yari
etyof ,,,,r
C.4BINET FURNITURE,
which he will dispose Of upon such terms TO persons
wanting as to make it of considerable importance
them to give him call previous TO purchasing.
TURNING AND REPAIRING
Attended to promptly, and upon reasonable terms.
Aug r. dSt&2swlm
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have received their name; and, in fact Gasenes
are instructive monuments, precious even III
| their alterations, "a they paint the prevailing
! spirit of the times, and their contradictions pre-
sent fixed bases for the discussion of facts 8
| Hence. wnen we are told that in their new set.
| Elements, the Anglo-Americans make first road,
and carry press for newspaper. it appears t"
me that in that double operation they attain the
| object, and make the analyses of every good so.
cial system, as Society IS nothing but the easy
and free communication of persons, Of thoughts
and things; and all the art of Government is re-
duceI to preventing r,olent frtctions capable of
disso'ing it, The opinions palateable to igno-
rant men would not be paateable to better in.
structed men. and newspapers are constantly
instructins men, and, consequently, disposlng
them more and more to the reception OF sound
opinions
Though, therefore, the sudden concession Of
newspapers to men previously in state Of brutal
ignorance would not ensure taste for sound opn-
ions-and the newspapers might be disposed to
cater for the opinions most palateable to the cas-
SEES among whom they counted on crculating-yet
the ignorance being transitory, an increasing
knowledge would constantly increase the demand
for sounder opinions. Newspapers, therefore,
afford the only means for correcting the DISPOSE
tdn to be pleased with dangerous oplnions.
There is proverb, that an empty head IS the
Devils garnet. Mental occupation is as necessa-
ry to sound moral state, las bodily exercise is to
physical health. The ignorant man requires the
aid of gross sensuaIity to kill his time, when he
has any on his hand. The man who can read
newspapers, has the means of that healthful &C.
cupation for the mind, which is indispensable to
cheerfulness, constantly within his reach. BY
enabling men to command newspapers, you make
them not only more intelligent, but more happy
and virtuous. London Paper.
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.CApRICEs OF THE HUMAN APPETITE.

Thehuman being has been described as an animal
capable of su,,ins himself to every description OF
climate. ranging from the pole to the equator, and
of adapting his habits either to those OF savage
life, or the highest state Of refinement. His pow
fer Of enduring temperature which would freeze
the blood of an alligator, or melt the body of a
bear, is not more remarkable than the variety Of
food which he can digest, and the perfect power
which he possesses of suiting his appetite to the
diil-rent products Of the animal and vegetable
Kingdoms. In the selection Of food he is more
governed by caprice and fashion than the excel
lenee of the repast; and the Perversity OF taste
in this respect is really astonishing. We are IN
formed by Tac,tus that there was man at Co.
lonia Asrippina, whose favorite dish was spiders.
and various tribes in the ancient world are noticed
as having lived on a species Of soup made Of
snakes and scorpions, Some barbarous nation:
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-08-21
CASH for Negroes

AYE wish to purchase one hundred and fifty likely
~ Negroes, of both sexes from II TO Is years 81
re, feid hands, also mechanics OF every description
Persons wishing to sell would do well to give us
cal, as We determined to give ah'gher price i''
80. N Ibis market and no certificates required
ANY communic atoms promptly attended to- we can
., al time be found at ourresdence west end Duke
street, Alexandria, ID C..
itine 9 FRANKLIN 6 hnhrIr.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-08-21
800 Negroes wanted.

Z WISH to purchase them from the age Of Is TO Is
years Persons having such to sell, shall hsve
cash. and the highest prices, by applying to the sub
scrber Pratt street, Baltimore, the Intersection
of the Rail Road with the Washington City Road. Ii
ber.l commissions will be paid to those who will aid
in purchasing for the subscriber.
apr lit AUSTIN VOOLFOLK,
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Yrustee's Notice.

w p creditors Of John w. Barker who wish t" par
tcipste in the fund arising ron 'oe WV u, "
trust executed to me by him, for purposes therein ex
pressed are hereby notified. tina, their claims must be
nresen,ed. and the conditions OF said deeds complied
WITH on or before the l5'h september next, or they
viii he excluded from the benefit OF SAID trusts.
Notice is slso given, that John w Barker has plsc
al in nv hands list Of debts (now III the hands OF an
oicsr for coil. cton,) which. when received are to
40 in aid of the afoe said trust fund. and to be appro'
pristcd accordingly. "ho' 10
;Ie Trustee.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-08-21
Spring Goods .

spring uOOus.
CHARLES BENNETT has received and offers for
~ sale, general assortment Of
GOODS ADAPTED TO THE SEASON.
The following are part:
Superfne cloths and kersey meres Of 1st quality
Nerino and Vgonia kerseymeres
Book, cambria, jtconet and null muslins
e. and 34 dimtes
Calicos and gnghams Of first quality
general assortment Ofcotton and silk hosiery
4 4 and India nsnkeens
Very best Mationi black Italian lustring
Bandunns and Alg handkerchiefs
London drillngs
Ripka's best cotton sn1 Rouen kerseymeres, or
summer wear
Checks and stripes; colored cambrics
Hemming's LIST quality needles. imported direct,
and warranted genuine
Gentlemen's English doeskn gloves
Clark'sG Chapp's best sewing cotton, in spools
and balls
AL, and 5 Id pins
Letterpaper of various qualities, from the d! andy.
vine FACTORY
F>oiscsp and common post paper
Ga 54Ilish, Scotch and Russia ,hcetings
variety of diapers; IRISH linens aud lawns
German ticklenburgs and buriaps
Cotton burlsps. very stout
Shoe thread. seine Irvine, &c. sc. apr12
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Just Received,
MORE DESIRABLE SPRING GOODS.
". H. THOMPSON 4. co.

JNSS SeCelNeu,
MORE DESIRABLE SPRING GOODS.
w. H. THOMPSON 4 co.
I AVE received. by the schooner Washing ton, and
other arrivals, additional supply VI Staple and
Fancy Dry Goods; among which are
Super 8 and 4 Irish linens
Irish and Eussia sheetings
60. Sd ana 10 Irish table diapers
81 and 10 dsmssk do
B.rdseye and Russia do
5 8 and 3 lawns and crash
French and English n,uslins
Ginghams and cacoes, great variety
Grape and gauze handkerchiefs
Grape and Hermann shawis
Linen cambria hsndkerc hiefs some very fine
Best black allan lus,rngs
Black Gro de Swiss and Gro de Naples
English and Russia drills
Silk Can.ble,s, Princetias. and Brochellcs
variety of stripes for boys
Brown linens Also,
Brown and bIeached domcstics. shirtings, and
shee,ings
Checks, tickings
Penitentiary stripes and plaids
Burlaps oznaburgs and ticklenburgs
All of which offered for sale, by the piece or
yard upnn the most favorable terms. apr Is
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'HO Neut,

as,S That comfortable BRICK DWELLlNG oPpo
~ -:te Mr. Smiths Foundry. It's snnGseh'y 'Hs =,
20 accommodate two families For the ~ho'e VI "'"
Of SAID house, aDplyto .u :, D,vre
~ "a 'o2' 80 u" INV
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-08-21
ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE.
ORIGINAL POETRY, BY LORD BYRON.
(Frcm MooIe's edition of Byron's Works.
To an Oak at Newstead.

To an Oak at Newstead
Lord Byron, on his first arrival at Newstead, il
| 1898, planted an oak in the garden, and nour
ished the fancy, that as the tree four'shed Sc
should he. On revisiting the abbey. during
Lord Grey de Ruthven's residence there, he
found the oak choaked up by weeds, and al
most destroyed ;-hence these lines. Shortly
after Colonel Wildman, the present propre
tor, took possession. he one day noticed it, and
said to the servant who was with him, {. Here
is fine young oak; but it must be cut down as
tgrows in an improper place" 81 hope not,
sir" replied the man; "for it's the one that
my lord was so fond of, because he set it him.
self" The Colonel has, ofcourse, taken eve
ry possible care of it. II is already inquired
after, BY strangers. as 1.-The Byron OAK
and promises to share, in after times, the ce-
lebrity of Shakspeare's mulberry and Pope's
willow.
Young Oak! when planted thee deepin the
ground,
hoped that thy days would be longer than
nine;
That thy dark-waviug branches would flourish
around,
Aad ivy thy trunk with its mantle entwine.
Sush, such was my hope. when in infancy's years
On the land Of my fathers rear'd thee with
pride
They are past. and water thy stem with my
tears
They decay not the weeds that surround thee
can hide.
left thee, my Oak, and since that fatal hour.
A stranger has dweIt in the hall of my sire
Till manhood shall crown me, not mine Is the
power,
But his, whose neglect may have babe thee OK
pure.
Oh, hardy thou wert-even now little care
Might revive thy young head, and thy wounds
VS. gently heal:
But thou wet not fated affection to share
For who could suppose that a stranger would
feel:
All. drocp NOT, INV oak! lift thy head FOR while;
Ere twice round yon glory this planet shall run.
The hand of thy master will teach me to smile,
When infancy's years of probation are done.
Oh, live then, my oak! toN'r aloft from the
weeds.
That clog thy young growth, and assist thy
decay,
For still in thy bnsom are LIES early seeds,
And still may thy branches their beauty dis
play.
Oh. YET. iflmaturity's years may be thine.
Though shall lie low in the cavern OF death,
On thy5ieaves yet the day-beam of ages shall
shae,
UnnjureJ by time, or the rude winters breath
For centuries still may thy boughs lightly wave
Der the corse of thy lord in thy canopy laid;
While thy branches thus gratefully shelter his
grave,
The chief who survives may recline IN thy
shade.
And as he, with his boys. shall revisit this spot,
He will tell them in whispers more softly TO
tread.
Oh surely, by those shall ne'er be forgot:
Remembrance still halows the dust of the dead
And here, will they say, when IN LIES glowing
prince, & rs
Perhaps, he has pour'd forth hissyoung simple
lay,
And here must he sleep, till the moments OF time
Are lost in the hours of Eternity's day.
1907 Noac first published
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-08-21
I.e,nOn SYrup.

NtNiVN SS EUY.
AZ BOXES Lemon Syrup, of superior quality. land.
II lug from scho9ser Reaper from Boston. and for
sale by ED"'D. DAN GERFiELD.
Uho has in Store for sale:
80 hG nd Port Porto Rico SUGARS par. of SUI
"a do do s St. cr ui,e' perior quality
10 half pipes >eignettes Brandy
10 S Ss,1 Ppe' American Brandy
2pipes Holland }c;,
barrels American { '
20 boxes Manufactured Tobacco, los and i2s
No. Aackerel, &C &c jy IL
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-08-21
Salt and Coal AhOat

vJVHE cargo of,he ship Virgins, stinson, MASTER
Il from Liverpool, of
$4,000 bushels coarse },i,s,,,o, Col,
700 bushels Orrel Coal
For sale by W FOWLE Il Co
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-08-21
70 Rent.

- That extensive BAKE HOUSE, (thrce ovens)
saE.l With commolious Dwelling, large, open Lot
an ood Yard, lately occupied by Samuel Me'.
.fLS0,
sssSel The three story BRICK WAREHOUSE, on
AZ. he strand between Jonathan Jsnney on the
500 and Josiah IL. Davis ON the North, with the PR.
yie;e Of the south side of the adjoining wharf.
.7LSO.
tSsIsl The SHOP on Prince street, opposite James
lls Norris and formerly occupied by him as gro
Gee: ore 1t is good situation for business.
Possession of any of the above property may be mad
'nneiiatey, and to good tenants the rent would be
moderate, Apply TO
-m,i4 ROBERT Fl. MILLER,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-08-21
For Halifax.
Hsyouche and Harness.

4 HAVE for sale a light new BArouche, with plated
4 h,rness complete; also Carriage and Harness.
with ssyer. Gigs and Harness, low for cash, u spphe'
fJ- immediately. Gso. WHILE.
aug II
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-08-21
EMtry Mats
lust pubiisMeN,
For Sale,

TWO NEGRO GIRLS, not to be removed out OF
4 the District. Inquire of the Printer
SUI 9-tf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-08-21

tresh Eeas, &c
WILLIAM FOWLE & co. haze for Sale,
IL CHESTS Young Tyson } Teas. of the hePon'
- IS hsfdo Gunpowder Sse,'s cargo imported
20 do do Imperial The las, month.
20 20 hhds st. s croi land, and N Orleans Sugars
IS hhds superior retailing mo!asses
Is hhd' n. p. rum
20 bbls
March u Co 5 London Particular, Sicily and ri.
CO Madeira, Ieovills and Nedoc Claret,
Sauturne and Champagne wines
100 bolts Colts cotton duck, all numbers
50 do cotton ravens do
90 coils Manila cordsge
20 boxes Havana seears Of extra quality
700 casks nails, assorted sizes
50 bbls mess and prime beef
50 do prime pork
800 80 do do No. No. 8 N.eterel June
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-08-21
Corn

1 FEW hundred bushels, on board a schooner at
n rwiu's wharf for sale low if taken from board
This omrnng GEO. JOHNSON s. Co.
who wish 10 purchase good WttEAF.az aug 2
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-08-21

Bacon, Flour. Whiskey. &c.

Boon, Flour. Whiskey, &c.
3,ln slNn LBS. prime Bacon, cured by the
lUtBs'VBU subscribers
$50 bbls superfne family Flour, best shenan.
dOah brands
100 hhds and 10 bbls Pennsylvania Rye Whis>
key
100 chests, half chests and boxes Gunpowder.
Imperial, Hyson, Young Hy son, and Sou.
chong Teas, all Of late importstions and
fine qualities
half pipes superior Port Wine
do pale and brown Sherry
Jyl4 SAMUEL d. LARMOUR & Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-08-21
SDerm Dir

, TIERCEs superior Fall strained Sperm Oil, recei-
~ we'd and for sale by
sug WV. D. NUFT.