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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-08-16
COMMUNICATIONS.

L1NGliBrRG TEMPERANCE SOCIETY
HE Anniversary Of TN Lynch055s Tempe
rance Society was held at the Protestant Me,hal.ss
rbar.h ou Saturday evening, the ll,h of August
GhcChar was taken by Nh John Al Gu,loa
President ftI. Soeioty and Richard Il Ioer~os
appointed Secretary Pyo ten
Tie Rcy Gilbert Mason, 81 Petersburg opened
thebusincss OF the meeting WITH prayer 10 tic
Throne Of Grnec supplicatne lts blessings on au
institution founded IN the pIrfst principles of be
ncto,euec aud calculated 10 routsr such W,Js
spread and mtal,ulable blessings ON the humnu
t0milv
Tie mcetlu, was then aalresscdby Nlr Joadun
DAVIS muddy MI Robt DAVIS IN able and eIoqaru,
speeches.
Alter which Capt Tnonng A IIaleombe submit
tcj The following Report oilhe Board Of Managers
lhr Board NJ Managcraoi the Lyuehhurg Tenn.
peraues Sor,ely, 10 WHOM belongs rhe duty oima-
hing on Annual Report oflhc state ofihe Society.
respectfully submit the tdIo@Iog
The IYnclburg sortty, ion the promotion Of
Temperance was ormcdHd organized about ioul
year, since, The number Of l,i friends VAS At
first small aud IFS PROJECTS OF success compare
lively FAINT. Wise anl&ood mcu seemed to desire
the triumph Of It's principles, but, distressing the
means selected for the accomplishment OF tu tnda
Withhold tuef eouutebuncc, lest they should be
found abarug in VAN aud frivolous pursuit
Drunis1tds aal tenpt.afe men, rallied against Il
system otrcsuant which CAS- they sald) tended to
abrdge mans liberty hfuetlon, aud to DEGRADE him
to slavery. The cgetralug dealer IN spirituou.
liquors, scolcd u, II as an emnnarion OF mad enihu.
s.asnI-tnd temperate and good men, really itod
" to IL purposes. rrslfjed ltas wcal, and myo
tent afeut alike lneTecutof good on Of bad results
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-08-16

which has never taken place . Teri.e saaS pour
MI Richie
uTur Drpv oYA PnYslciAa'--2 eolS. 6re.
THIS is the title of series Of interesting Na-a
tig.s. which recently appeared IN Blsekwo2is
Edinburgh Magazine, and which hove since been
collected and published by those eatcrprsiny pla-
fishers, the Mcssrs Harpers of New York, al
constitute portion Of taoir Family library.
The Diary has been so long before the public,
and is so familiar % most of the reading portion Of
i. that seems almost like gliding refined sold'
tosav any thing, at this late day, in commendaton
Gifts merits Yet, there may be some persons
VINO nave not had an opportunity of learning any
thin, ofils charuc,er and, if there be such, we are
sure we shall be the means of atfordin8 Them 90
ordinary qualification. by directing their attention
tot The author of these unpretcndng volumes
sEst1h.s, IN a rich vain Of feeling, scenes with
which MS profession made him famlllar--in the
chamber OF the invalid and at the bedside Of the
dgng---,n the luxurious places of the wealthy, and
a .,.l,., ,,.,...,,,,,, ~.
.fd,n.s,,o m ~ ,l,i,b r,.,, sro ,aI,,d .tr,r+o
,,,i,r. i,.,;oo avon !, ,h;s n,.Id ~. noa,,,.o.
af,1.,- r..,.,nd Sill ,,,rl. ,r;o.;n,l,,. -,
.,n,..5 of,r,, ,,.,.,5.y mn, ..,as,o,ii,, - ,
a,,.octalv l..r.c,.~--I, = bowover ~. ro,r,o.
s5orv mo-, ar ,.,,,ov 5ss,,ir ,,, If c5,.sos5 han,
-.b,, ,o.l.n.bol,, wb.s,. ,,.,,;s. mar, co,,,na,a
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-08-16

Measrs John " Innsor5 william Attgau,
Beniamn Taaferro, e#mntgaee VII III
vii annexed, Of John liau..ft daal N#u1
Talbot administrator 81 Joio Talbot led
John Bullock Jnuo lin,laa. l.' Io'# AH
and William Gait, executor ot W5'a@ colt
deceased.
TSSAKE NOTICE tb,t shall al aei.J do.
N. Of October, ls52 ariay o'5ae 81 a.e 80 Il
l.ynrhbu.g, takc tho deposition Of I'aa2a
Johns. Wltom BieY md othe.'. - 'H#'7a ~
evidence ON tho lrlal oftte aait dfY.'. 'a re
Circuit Superior Ge3lt oiLa~ Al Ia sl# taf
the town Of IYuahbufg wheseu an isn.n't
and Won at Defendants
CUIsWEIL b3BSli
Aue IL In
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-08-16
CAPTION.
Aug Il

= rp,,e. holden IN the Clerh's Office ofthe cp'nt S1pc
AZ o, ,,,yt of tv aud Cbaprcry, for tue comfy OF
~-- o, t t,h ,l, al August, l-.2H-llrzolah iuq1',
,.ap Of ia,nph Fuqua dor, riG a2anst solomon Per
r,r Joseph Shugler uuh John >. Blown i'etl'--'"-
r, lt,n,lnat Solomon Perrin, oe' inElng en''.r'
,a,ncc and given security ncc"rdir to the a. .' -.
senhy and the tules Of this court an4 u Hpp'srs
.yicnrr That he IS not All tnhahHnut ~ U', ON
,yesl,h. fl is ordered that he do 1ppra- hgFh On in'
cor day Of the next term, aud answer inc h 81 t9 a
~ ,I, tbs order be inserted IN the I.ync'bgtt Ft-
I'm Cor cigh, week. suceessisely and posted Mt the ifop
| tta aoIr, house of this County, on some c2ufi al
doof oil '"o eo1 at,, 1,..to JOS WILSON, Gig.
- "@'i' H3in
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-08-16

se.e# ~, fis C.9'sJa-- Ihe report al the PLY.
..lsas ot tins place To the Board q Health very
properly ron3.aa an iadatummais resort to The
remedies proposed ior tue Cholera through the me
aaool tie newspapers, aud recommends in all ca
ae> Al immediate application to Physicians But
circumstances may occur where physician col,d
Lot 81 oo,ou-i and, as there seems to US to be 10
dc laf -h@a1esnt 10 Cuaphor, ut eost in the FIRST
s.,a.s a'Ae disease "a en taiaat5c 1cme5g We
6ala.., hesitate 10 recommend lis Immediate use, on
as ~. .r..a Vi tic prcmoaitory symptoms. The
evidences of.,s efficacy o,oso numerous that The
pade Of laeor9 is unable 10 resist them. We
.aas.f saaa Of tla.ss evidences this morning. iog
aHr own parts, sb,ai wc feel tie approach of The
Cholera, we Should nbeltatingly resort to 1t,
with the ctriain conviction tia, We should he re
's.feI I. m1y y- wei to AID, TINT Camphor is
Hostas aosauu a,u Iuaa, but II recommended by
Hr Charming a man Of sanse and seieure and
IS snstsrrAby that bc3t 5t all tcsts-Suefcea Cam
5aera,ed splits, however, which IS sometimes
oiaie "a families bg ntasing camphor in common
sy,st,s, IL Ia sud snot 10 be depended upon-as il
does not possess the strength OF that prepared with
alcohol by Tho apo'teelrics, and may deceive those
.vhy Use ,,ata tine when a medicine ofconslara-
.'o power As wanted.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-08-16

,.,,;a.-Ths P,ilaio'Psia Inquirer says
Pfa'',', ~ circulation oflho Veto message, SO
=" Since - s,.sasige has been the revelation in
deoil'l an ann tbs, We ooy adsni' cherish the
P's ., S,, Pennsylvania i nneaai'ooaly los. 10
bsei IA" : Thsc.argsstait have already take"
Jackson 80, Be yonf oa ms; saasalno ehi'ei-
Pltas have =. constantly occurring by
pli.'a' ,a.,o,5r ii, plple mind will be in al
the SIS. 81 to poll 100000 votes throughout
m.'1.s Wv 1s,yeaIth adverse TO the present iocnm-
'hf . 20 III. presidential chair
e'a % e >. & ,.s,to ren'rl's-' It gives ms
l ~ -, :, assure our readers abroad that
s''I I,.ts,n party h'c is completely PROSTATE.
nc '''1 have abandoned he support ofthe Hero.
+ u'''s. .,,r hand, we have heard o. but tt7o per-
VI w. ~, haze toasito Ja'ksan on account of the
suns y" psburg, it viii be recollccted. is the place
~. 1.,,a oftha l6) persons, VINO recently de-
IA ,sat they had meier 0o'e@ for Cen Jack
,.f,ts but should nov do 50 !" from which G
n,oces,ion theJaekson men elsewhere
;..b,,od to believe hat they had changed
from Clay to Jackson
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-08-16

IWH71| HT1 TTFT0Y 0'fTIlIF 10 TT8 ~ OF ~
s F ht e falfs nt thus cut nud u appearing by sat
i tus IraHr, tint ha b. mi ma tbetitnnt ofls conn-
ms IT,. etHrel tA4i ts ena dainlupt do hrpnn hero
o4 in. fin He trtin and atafsr the original
am. nf.l3Hs df ihs plaintiff, and thatn eepy of
as prda d. '.flhHHb lf.srel IA 80ne newspaper printed
~ nj, ta.ysn ivrehrufP, for nfo months sHsscssyey,
#I IsIaI st Gaut dpur o tho Gprri UaHsr, ~ tho
.Ai tat5 Ca.} le,te. H. Hopt4 CIR.
Ap H. WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-08-16

G.a Jaetsoa ap1 NJ efnaisoa The Rich.
al ra,nirsr soof it for grar.ged, That, as Gen.
Jackson passed. through Orange count, ana very
n..r he,csideacc Of Mir Madison, he would pay
tia tx prcs,leat visit and the readers ofth& pa
~, were therefore informed that he had done 50
.n5,,st the interview b9,wecn the President AMI
ii. SAGE Of Montpelier was quite an interestcs
ss.os But. the fact turns out to be that there was
,os..ch interview, cSsat nlbe Imagination OF
him otths Enquirer. A correspondent OF Po"l-
sgas lPhiladal2hia) Advertiser asserts tR at.
,so,,lp that Gen. Jackson did not call on Mr.
Madison aia VIII the Enquirer contradict 1t.
former statement, and tell the public by wbat
means it heard Of an interesting interview
which has never taken place . Ieri!e soas pcNr
MI Richie
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-08-16

- We haze rsaettsateo Eos. arthc = Hfof3
est cm4ersiai Gazt'.= rablI led daiiy, n.
"er'}. ond weekly ofiqaisaiit Nm by Wi
lns Tumabi Esq faruer.e Gdaar Of lie NASH
Wis ii.ro1. Nj raouct1 IS aara al ioda.
paadent p'Iueian-a fpe sshohe-and gentle.
man Of sterling integrity ifhissuse IN his uew
0Hee'gt be at all -omreusu fe With oD. .es, 4.
h Willr,ap areh harscsi 10Th % fame and wealtb
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-08-16

%FltGlNlA At talca holden ~ bs Clerks ofsce of the
" 'u.uf superior Court Of Law md ChpueetY for tho
IfuHui IfrsHhBfg, the fth DIS ~ August IRA
1I0Hu 1iarRah, alum Mcdaniel, William H. ne and
erutir Wtll1ms, flHiHts, agHinH' Richard llhrri
zou Nonllmn Harmon, Rrhntd H. Bnrka, Richard
tuta, tcprrn llnioWnv, u Ham Lee, William
lhr1r,s. ilIiom knight aud Nancy Shields, Holsn-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-08-16

gard as most suitable IS bacon, lamb. mutton nm.
fowl Vegetables, fres3 ro,aie,s and rice. ate,
winch glass Of milk AM braa.l-Supnefz Z. he
light, ani animal food sigeny rr5aib..ql IN all
classes
, J Drs'd-W Water as FINISHED bg The baud If
nature, stands fore most 4 zauui be- t.. Is. ,rs4r
encs to eyer taing els L aar4 amount oHfa,.
tthenF the habtaal "a Of Hfleat sa.uts is rpm
scented as highly mlarous and par,4u' lfly ea,suIa
tel h engendor the disease Ia the ,cmn.ra,r sgc
would So, abstain altogether from lis Use To die
luemperate, become temperate
ItA NeWond particularly guard onr fclow-eit
Y IS S-aI"st tie uiulielors Use OF medicines a,
well as aga u tho ,ar,oas nos aun.s al s ,r e,
for Cholera which are SO widely circulated THROUGH
Tie medium OF the press The pfcmon5ry
SYMPTOMS otnh1lera should mol he neglected. but
promptly mr. aud relieved BY yationa, and svstc
aatc pfae'sec And As every individual Aayc
tletrp esu.iafiues oftonsututiou habirr. 4. there
bg exhibiting varieties N lie character o.. he DIS
aeSe we ',oaId sayto a. ~uIt yoJr phys,;lau
md be guided implicitly 10y bis directions
= il Is ana observation which has received the
sanction otthe best medical authority that all thc
depressing passions are powerful ezryants of lhe
d.seasc. LIT every one saard against tbtsc. and
particularly AGAINST the passion off'al, Which,
stands foremost III lhiF class oil exciting causes Let
nc eae nec-lessY c<agserdelhe character Of aase.
md all @r1sar - glyc currency Ia unlouaatI "a
@Dars. iet odisna, torcbadug etla pleg upon
cur nludS out ietcaatcatment AMI cheyriuucs7 rule
"a oar hearts Lei all the h,a.ttol influences ct orr
nudS ha brought H0gaquls.uoa a8o Igtus ava,
patiently ndrgaelye Willingly. the measure at ONT
e'p whether Il b. GOOD or s',t at the nauds OF an
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-08-16

b We shall eoitayof to mabs t55n tor tn
Pension aei passed at ll,lost session of Congress
'ozatiier with The explanatory regd1uons Of the
WV Department DC. in oufaca paper
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-08-16

&, The Boys,on Medical College of Harvard
University have awarded the premium Of soo OF
cold medal of that value, to Dr. Robert W.
Haxarl, of Richmond, for the best dissertation on
The Prize Question proposed for the year 1882 VIZ
:. what the cause of FistoIa Laehymals' and
t.. !. ,.a list aia1eoFrea.ns that dseas4 =
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-08-16

a,.,,..,se-Tha Knoxville Republican says,
,.,,,,.nv Of & .nofal Jnksons former supporters
,s,, STATE have turned against him andthat he
losing g.ound daily The same paper expresses
4.i.f rht die next Legislature OF that State will
-...,,o mod. ofchoosus Electors from the Dis.
,.;..s, ltlo General Ta1e systcNn--" but If they
ssa,J let i. remain as II i. [says the Republican,
~. .,..ioa OF On. or two Clay Electors IS by no
mean, aopossibo-.yea here in tennessee.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-08-16

- Tic Petersburg Chroniclc--a new JacAso.
Van Bagcn prin;--suys--a Tissues, laIsehoods
&c. ure re.orted to by the opposition to secure thel
sic purposes" With Editor Of that pint BE-
hlnd cnoushto tell Us what he means by :" tissues
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-11
Fine Teas. UoEee, Wines,
EDTTTTr S.r


AZ CHESTS. % half chess, and ~ l3-ib. boxes,
M hyson, young hyson. imperial, gunpowders and
s~ouchong new teas, (lewis' csrso,) OF supe'
rior quality
1863 bags ito, green Lsguira aud Java coffee E.,
6 half pipes and 5 quarter casks fine old pale and
btosn sheer, vine; 90 Indian barrels and 10
or, casks DR., malaga do S pipes sweet "alaga
do;S , half pipes Old port do; rs baskets white
and pink champagne dos S hhds Old Jamaica
rum-Ai from the stores, New
York
S bales soft sheled almonds
1 bale zeal f!berts -.
50 boxes, 10 half, and 10 quarter boxes ~. and
bunch raisns
II hhds Orleans sugar, low price
81 reams wrapping paper, large size
20 10 foolscap 10
30 20 S Ss'f o do English white lead i" oil
30 half boxes chocolate; 90 half boxes mustard
Is kegs ground ginger, Is boxes prunes
bales cotton, ioa price
81 ioayes d iub,e refined table salt
Is hhds. and 100 bols. copper distilled whiskey
Dbl apple brsnd,; 40 dUz:n bed cords and lines
| seroon A ,tant indigo; 8 casks madder
30lo nutmegs; so nests sugar boxes
Just received and tor sale by
ms, ~UEI. b lADHGUR N 20.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-11
MRW SERIES W@ho saeNOa ea05
FRIDAY mDny1ga, MAY Al, 1884,
$50 Reward.

wv AS stolen from on board the steamboat Potomac.
w while lying at The hart at Washington, on the
3dIoS one small mahogany Writing Desk, containing
one package of money, directed to Charles Page tsq,
Csshirr Of Bank of Potomac Of Alexandria, and about
one hundred and twenty in notes and silver, aud two
not, S Of hand, one drawn by Mr. Spotswood in favor
If SIMON Wat far 100 dollars, having a credit on the
Bank for a part of the sum, the other drawn BY Mr.
Hunter in favor Of Samuel Person for 50 dollars: Tue
d, SIX contained also, many valuable papers OF mine.
as We'll as y small book, bound in boards. used as an
ccouni aud letter book: also, the steamboats, Regis.
ter. viii give III above reward for the detection OF
The desk and 1t. contents. when delivered to Charles
Page. E.q. Cashier of the Bank of Potomac or the
Agent of the Boat VIM hVbh ALL
,.sy ST
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-11
More Fresh Goods
GEORGE s. HOUGH


r row opening \ large sdiitionsi assortment OF
chuice fancy aud staple goods, selected with mucn
care. as regards either quality, patterns or prces;
among them are, super AMI low price lustrings ana
gros de Maps; shi,c, blue, pink and blk sstunss;-
senchews and sarsene,s; a large assortment OF glns
ham. ans cal,coes; painted musins, mandarines and
zepl,,rines;l choice assortment Of Hermanle and crepe
de Chine sha wis; gauze, Grape and blond fancy hdK'si
one case Irish llnen., some very line; a great variety
Of summer goods for men and boys; corded skirts
cross barred muslin; book and campric doe DIX SIX
serge, silk velvet, twiiled ssrsenet for sleeve h'ing,
Brown and white drilling; French lneni plaid aud
striped drill ing and satteen for pantaloons; sup ohVe'
brown bisck. AID blue cloth; yellow and blue nsn.
keens, (rraD; French bonnet cambria; an assortment
o. silk and cotton hosiery. more tha3 usually desirable!
Girls coiorcd and white ditto; Gauz' hanneis; hgured
and striped Book muslin for curtains; bobbinet ana
dit, !acss; toilet, tuck, and other comosi fancy mar
brushe4 aud fans; ssuse ani most other r'ooonsi black
and colored l,s,tngs and circas,ians; Russia, birdeye'
and table diapers; ~napkinsi oil cloth; Canton WINDOW
blinds; C arse brown linens and baggingi domcstics
generally; hair cloth stocks -.
o 4csses traw Bunnets of va ious qualities anu plat;
Chiliren's Gimp ditto.
l Case UmbreilAs
/ do. Para,ols, Hinged plain, and damask, some We
ry handsome. may uo-O-
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-11
pnnNru .nn W .IuX.cI

aluIs ,plendii Representation Of one OF the most
L tesuiful, as well a unique Cities Of tue world,
after an exhibition Ut anpa,. .iclnd success IN i.onaon
and in som. of thu pr,nc, "a cities IN this countr.,
IS NOW OPEN
for the inspection nf the citizens OF Alexandria and
the public generally, il n building erected for its
reception, in Washington City. and situated on Mar
ket space, south side Pennsylvania Avenue, between
9Th ani 9Th streets.
II is The original picture. painted by order OF the
Mexican Government, and challenges competition
with any thing of the kind ever produced IN The Ca
pitol of Europe
Open each day. Sundays excepted, from 9 o'clock
A. II till sunset.
Abundance IS cents. Season tickets (not transfer
sble1 one dollar each, to be obtained OF Mr. II. q,
Bullock. Agent for the Proprietors, at the place OF
exhibition
Pamphlets Historical and descriptive] l2s cts
apr 4-eotf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-11
New Goods.

WASHINGTON g. BRENT
IL AVE r,cc,cd. By tn schr Virginia and other
Z sst- arrivals from New York, u large and general
assor1rNcr'
SPRING GO0DS.-Among them are
X i.iaH 'usirins
sens IS, ssrse,Itt t. and levaRtines
Fiurenc s sni sit,ns; Grape s!,awis aud hdkfs
silk and gaGze 90
Linen cam rio hdkfa. new STYLE
Ga,ze vsi,s. white, black aud green
Painted musins, ginsi ms in great variety
French aud tusiish 'bm'z
Csphric and furniture dinity
ustring ribbons, some very vide
Blrnst. cap and belt ribbons
Cotton hose, white, black lead and fancy co!ord
Sill AID raw silk hose
Lsces, edging and quilting
Csmbrics, xtrs sUper, super merino oonoaz'hes
Gauz, A ,nnels; damssk, blrtseye ani Russia
diapers :,
nsmask able cloths. white, brown and colored
S;lrsia AMI irish shceiipss; Narseil'es quilts
pongee. h,g and bandsnns hdkts
Books, Swiss aud checked mn Inns
Umbrellas snd pArasuls, ell kinds
Blue, black and fancy cloths
Gentlemen's and boys summer wear. OF every
description
With almost every other article in the DRY Gn'D
Gae. "St i
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-11

SVring Gvoas.
ruA2J ES BENNETT has received and oilers Tor
} sale. a general assortment ut
GOODS HD.APTFD no THE SE'1SON.
Tie following arc a par:
Super6ne cloths and s.rseyrnereS ~ 's' enThny
Ncrinn md viecnia ~Eerseyms1ys
Book, camtric, i,cone, aud MIL ni''''s
64 and 8 4 dimites
Gallons and ~ginghams of first quality
A ven. m, ussort nent ~ofcotton and silk hosiery
4 4 and india nsnkeens
Yer, hes Ma,ioni black Italian iustrng
uandsnnaa and flag handkerchiefs
Londun drilinss e..
summer wear
checks and stripes, eoIored camorics
Hemmiur's Is, quality needles. imported Direct
and warranted genuine
C.ntlemen's English doeskin gloves
Ciark's y Chapp's best sewing cotton, in spoo''
and balls
4, "A, and ) ID pins 49,. ~
vine Factory
E,o,scap and common post paper
ga s4 irish, Scotch and Russia sheetings
variety of diapers; IRISH linens and lawns
German ticklenburgs and buriaps
Cotton burlaps. yer, stout
Shoe thread, seine t@me, &C. &C. aprlN
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-11
:. q. sugar, Tar, Cow Aides.

81 nIBS. N. Orleans sugar, part prime
81 100 bbls North Garolins tar
$50 Calcutta cow hides
8 small casks pure molasses flor tam''Ies]
Just landed from schr February, from New York
and for sale by GEO q 70.
Who hare in Store:
3 or. casks pale sherry vine
IS do Marseilles madeira wine
S do sweet malaga do
2 half pipes London particular madeira do
2 O. casks 90
do Burgundy do
S tons Am ricsn bar iron
Is boxes pound roll chewing tobacco
10 do lbs do
, do as do
90 a.. boxes prime Havana segars
S Jaies spinning cotton, for retailers
may
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-11
Vnis ia to give .Tntice,

THlHaT the subscribers o. Alexandra County, IN the
District OF Columbia, have onts'nea rom liz vi
~, rnnrt ne s.I Count letters Parliamentary on the
estate of M,3DE 81 MILLER, late OF the couhtj
aforesaid, decd. Al person. having CLAIMS sgs'n1ttie
said d, ced, n,. AT hereby W rnsd 20 EXHIBIT he same
~ the subsc r1,,rs, ps.sed y, the nrphans';ourt, on or
before the 23i lsr Of April. 1888. or they may
Ivy iaw. be executed from AL benrh' 10 saiu esA'ei-
And those ina.ried tler- to are required to make I'M
n.d,,t. r.ym,nt. Gwen III. er our hanls tnis sd day
of Apr,i, 1857. "iIitAh u 1880
Acting Executors It Mprdeca' Miller.
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For NrAifNN.
.Sntice

- NtlCc
The Steamer COLUMBIA,
eSl1 Captain James Mitchell viii, ua'
-Atevti further notice leave saluinole
W@&W$Sr every wednesday at 4 o'clock, T
49, n1s,r,c, Of Colnmbis. and returning. Will
' S",,~eto.u every Sunday at S, Washington
Is" Passags, exclusive Of Meals:
r.on B,l,imore 10 the District, or to the dlfferent
snEnss On the Potomac, or from these places % D On
LANE r.. o.snt;co I 10
s,oly Point, Ia, Boyd's Hole, Ladders
Ferry
ans po;o,. aoore's Landing. Blackstone's.
Piney Point, Sandy Point, Va, Corn
field Point . wv
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Notice.

,syuE debtors and creditors of James N McRea are
h.,.bv u,,iGe d that the fleets Of the sali Acitea
nave bee assigned 20 the subscriber. A. Trustee, by
dad bearing date 81 May, 1882. rs IT IS desirable to
close this business as early as practicable, all persons
Indebted to I'm will please n,ake payment anu those
ia whom he is indebted will please present Their CLAIMS
Tn ruUMtS 81. WHITE
may7
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lust Received,
MORE DESIRABLE SPRING GOODS.
m ,puD MD On 4 4. IN

MORE DESIRABLE SfRlNO oOoDS
~ H. THOMP 4 co.
nave received, b, the schooner washington, ana
[ other srriv rs, an additional supply Of Staple and
Fancy Dry Cool; among which are
Super z 8 and 4 = Irish linens
ir,si, AMI Russia sheetinss
60 S4 and 10 q Irish table diapers
8 and 10 4 d,mssk 90
Birds ~ c and Russia do
5 8 and ) 4 lawns and crash
French and English muslins
Ginshams and calicocs. a great variety
Crane and gsuze handkerchief
Crane aud Hermann shaw's
Linen csmhric handkerchie;s, some very tne
Best black Italian lusirings
Bsck Gro de Swiss and Gro de Naples
English and Russia drills
Silk Camblets, Princettas. and Broehehes
variety of Stripes fur boys
B~own linens Also,
Brown and bieacbed domestics, shirting', and
meetings
Checks. tickings
prni,entiar, stripes and plai1s
Buriaps, oznsburgs and i'ckienburgs
All of which are IF sed for sale, by the piece or
ysrb upon the most favorable terms arr .
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Vortex and Me,
yByuE subscriber re especially informs the public, that
Il he intends keeping. through the season, VI his Gel
lars on Cameron street, opposite the Market, a con-
slant supply Of the best bottled
PORTER IND HE,
in large and snal bottles
private families and taverns supplied at the sfortes
notice.
orders from the country will be p~articul 'rly attend
ed to. so as to ensure safe carriage.
The highest price given for empty Bottles
mar 2l-6m JnhN w Sm'ir,