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VVM.LIA!M AND MARY coLLEcE-rhe Lee.

WILLIAM AND MARY CoLLEGE.-Tbe Lee.
w lures in this Institution will commence as usual on
lhe Ia't Monday OF October. The Departments of In.
srnciion and the expenses for The session are as toow
President and Professor. '' ''
History, Politics Law, Political Economv and Mate
physics-Thomas II. Dew, Professor
ancient Languages-Dabney Browne Professor
Natural Philosophy and ChemisGy-Willia b. Ro.
Msihemahcs-R ober, Saunders, ir. Professor.
me expenses of Student for Board, including wash.
Fees to three Professors 500 each, and Junior
:, Political Class from the 22d of February, $40 10
Naturalization Fee,
Expenses OF a Student in the Junior yo,r no.
DO do. in the Senior YEAR Is5
ne Text Books will, in the Junior year amount to
about SIS, in the Senior to about SI2
he School of Ancient Lam uages in which Ari,bmc
NC, h0g1Sh Grammar and Geography make part OF the
course instruction. begins the LIST Of October and
ends on the ls Of Acknowledgements SI2O.
ne pubic are positively assured that this statement
Aos me enire amount Of necessary cxpeuces at this
insu'uuo,h~whateVer money, therefore, beyond This
amount shall be furnished tile Student will he aooa
ther at the discretion of the parent or guardian. and
sibe. ~ 20 PoS-
Those young gentlemen who may be disposed IN mr.
sue the study Of the Law in will upon fnstricr,,
ing and attending Of the classes in COLLEGE
be admitted to all the privileges formerly granted TO Inc
regular Students of Law in the Institution one of b
StHdenl '' " In"
N. b. Such persons are informed that their ,or, .,,
dies may be conducted under the
sructon OF Professional gentleman; and sbonld Their
number be such TO justify it, a course Of nrvate cc
lures OF months, commencing about the 20b nj T1o
cember, will be delivered to them by Judge James Sem
pie, former Professor OF Law in this Institution
n a. EMPIE, President
:. u The Richmond Wing, and Times. the NorfolL
Beacon and Petersburg Inteligencer, will publish the
,OoVe thTes umes at present, weekly, and weekly /
rom lst October 10 10Th November The National In.
elNgencer; Winchester Republican, Raleigh Star. will
nngton Advertiser and Charleston MercuTy will do the
anc three tmes weekly from the LIST September.
'u'y 10 20-w3w&wr10N. |
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PROCLAMATION


ny ne G1ee'hor ~ The Commonwealth Of PirSnin.
AA HEhEAS Information has been received of the
murder oil certain George Graft, OF the county of
Gsyivanla and it appearing from the certificate of The
coroner oil said county, that the murder committed by
hRMIsTEAD CRAFT, brother OF the deceased who inn
menatey He'd and is now going al lage-a full descrip-
oh whose person hereuno suboined Now, there.
tore John Floyd, Governor of the Commonwealth Of
irsn,a nave thought proper to issue this Procdina-
io oheIing reward OF TiC0 Hundred Dollars TO anv
person or persons who will apprehend and convey 10 The
jan Of PitSylvania county, the aforesaid Armistead Craft
ad' DO moreover, require all officers both civil and mi
'ary and request the good people of this Commonwealth
10 use 'he'r best exerlons 10 apprehend secure the
sad fugitive, That lie may be dealt with according TO law
r., IIven under my hand, as Governor, and under
loEALJ the lesser seal of the said Common eath at
Richmond, this 23l day of September 1898
r, , JOHN FLOYD.
The said Armistedd craft is described as being about
81 or 30 years old, about feet inches high verv
stout eshy and strongly made height; has light
cooen hair and eyes, fair skin, and orid has
sha scar on the upper lip, baldheaded and sometimes
wears wig but most usually ties the on the sides of
ms head across the top, has rather round shoulders
oefaby bold appearance, and is said have rode away
sorrel horse" Gu-w1y1 Soat oz'
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From the Norfolk Bencon.I
ICE MADE IN SIJMNiisR

me'srs EDIToRs,-In gisncng over your p,per NJ IN,
ON, ma an explanation called for, Of the cause ybcl
produces the accumulation of ice in cave i'm the disc
OF Niagara, only during the intense heat of summer AM
Which ceases altogether, after The summer has depared
although This demand is made alone upon the scientific
ana Physoogs only invited elucd ton of the sub
Ject, neither OF which pretend 10 be- think can ar
cOnn Tor tins "singular phenomenon" las the
VINO mas so beautifully described the grandeur and
OF ihe surrounding scene, is pleased 10 term M in very
p'"usIie though simple manner-The extreme beat ~
ne summer months must inevitably produce ev,nora,io
IN much greater degree, han any other norton or Tho
year-indeed, II must entirely, when bc cold %
ther SETS ~, which consequently prevents the loo G
forming IN The cave, because OF the cessation of that ev,no
Tduon Ice and snow remain during the summer nm ali
o hgh mountains, which has been accounted for bv ali
Cehhc men, " u therefore unnecessary for me n, cr,or
mo an explanation Of the causes, how produced Sc
ne accumulation Of ice in tie ice spring is DE- rived
from quite different source; which il nohny moro n,
'sPd evaporation in The hottest wea'her I'm the Wes,
Indie. his relate tIIcdson Of w b,, haze cold
regarding evapors1 NJ the inhabitants dig large hole in
'"s 'Bt covering The bottom with straw s,sks &c in
Mnrh hey Al erwSds throw pure waier-a r,pti ev,,o
'oh immediately takes place and ii produces ice Tbe
, l"e,hoI ior forming supplies of ice il pursued il,
'' P''s o. Asia, aud with The safne successful ,esui,
NAVAL OFFICER
ro, 11Ss,H E"iuP,tse.A letter 10 the Editors r,o,
~, INDIANA, OF The 18th uIt commune ,es H.
Int F'"E q" important WORK IN the
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VuNO EDWARD WARREN.-SiR AZ you are hbt.
- an inhabant OF the Commonw eah OF Virginia, and
that shall proceed the fourteenth day Of October next
between tho hours OF nine o'clock in the morning, and
SIX clock IN the evening OF that day the Office Of Her
bert ~ Claiborne, in the city OF Richmond, take tho
affidavit oil Mr. James p Tyler; aud on the nth day Of
the month, (Ocobsr at my house in the county OF
Hanover and State oil Virginia. between the hours of g.
O'clock in the morning. and six o'clock of the evening Of
that day. proceed TO take the affidavit OF JOS N Edmond
and others, 10 be read evidence In suit now de-
pc ning and in the Circuit Superior Court
OF Law aud Chancery for Henco county, in which suit
myself and others are plaintiffs, aud you are defendant
and should the said adavi,s not be completed the days
afore said they will be continued from day TO day until
the taking thereof shall be completed the days aud
at the places aforesaid. Yours. SC.
WILLIAM CLARKE and Others piffs.
September II. SS-MIM
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q = UNAWAY IN JAlL--Was committed 10 tho Jail
a Of Hanover county runaway on the 18Th day Of
April last negro boy Eamcd Perry who SAYS I've was hi
red for the present year by Richard n Payne Of Henco
aud That he belongs to the estate Of Francis Tmberake
dec o. whom Granville Tmberlake The admir- The said
boy Is about fifteen sixteen years old, is bright mu
aio has scar on the under part OF the right jaw occa.
stoned by The cut Of switch and another on The front f
MS Icii leg: had on when committed home spun round
about and pantdoons and old velvet vest The ownc,
Is requested TO forward prove his property nav s
lees and take him awayohcrwise he will be DE- with
as the law directs. IANEY JONES, ID. S. for
Carter Berkeley. Sheriff and TAILOR Of Hanover Co.
July 10. 20-wJ2ws
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E'seEH'R ".
= avcH VET REMAINS vSscSe,"

FoR TiE ENQUIRER.
Tho following Sanzas wcrc suggested hnpe.s
rmG MANIAC LOVER.
S" ofo ,St' S 1aSS ' aud i1 h"@on Sa
Tn 4. ; So1s I'd tho '% "o @S % MAD Ia" '''
uncoasing nsonics must no
My portion III oush eternity
cond have tone to see hcI laid
Among the cold ard si'cn, dcad
F,,,ue's also nigh, have made
My levy dark, but welcome bod
'tw'to has, undout ting, % hnvc died
A"d mouldetod, miosIeI, side by side
s9 I'D, deemed Sn ma fslse, herself the Prey,
Who lured aud fondIcd to Sciray
a" S sass So so" SS have irs%sG the .pmo
Aud can curse hor' eau biamo'
She loved me once; must forgot
49, Tho, hn!owcd hour, tho.c feelings new,
ri, An .n sGwsS Sg 'G s tho to S be %Ss
Beneath that cloudloss star skya
She hlunts me hctc In depth o night,
TIM, form OF o'oinoss aud light
ne'or" my couch oppoon
sink in comor,css despair.
sec her now, tho modest eye,
M oi heavens own uuIivaIled hue,
4 he pohs cd forehead pa aud high.
qt syepy rS" S%"' i1u "s!G'H nsa through
Hc voice, low thrilling in nine
Hcr soh hand twincs raven hair
That clusters undh ia manly brow
That voice of mu'i les tone,
Tia, eye aud soul nre his alone.
NY r SSn mn.h w VII fss, TSns win,
My wilacrcd and long, heated brain
Is boz with tn" fire of he'll
Away, yo thoughts of iovo aud hate,
Help help, Almigh y-'ts n. J.
Lynchburg, Virginia.
,,- MACARONiC VERSES,
"'en oy inc tate Professor Person. during
~ EngdnI, by Bondpario.
20 "unqun~ dudsri such terrible ncw
as az tins present fer,Pus confuse.
am drawn FOR a miles, u, o,r,ta
And eomiHus ense, engage Bonspurte
such Temporal uidcbdmt M azores
foI theni their opponents had dill rent ntores
but we VIII soon - Ms Curs yauntcr
though times may be chnpscd Bri,pns YER rruantur
Per rdre, am rather led to op,ne
10 moct British nGrcs. he not incline
Lost nc should IN mare prQftndunr, BE-
Ana cum diga non apo his cuput be crowned
But, allow that this boaser in Britain couLl land
.lfutos diiS his command 10y
fctc arc lads who will nd pronerIy wotk
Ana speedily ssnd'om, ai filOr Oycam. ''
.NhHe, let us, 3siei, join corde q manus
Ana use well the rrcs Bop ford
hcn let nations combine. Britain noycr can fall
shes mnhua IN pGruo, match 70 them all
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NOTICE. wish to employ, a. an Tn,ructrcss i >, :,
family, young Lady who can bring win Lcr o 90
recommendations OF her qualifications Io teacb il d. 80
rious branches OF an English Education also French and
musc-i 20 not expect my school 10 commence until the
ISL o, IAN 1881 but will be glad TO receive az soon ss
possible communications from any who NAV desire such
s.uston. liberal salary will be given Letters d.
'cI,e9 70 me at Charlottesville, will be received.
Sn'"3e"ay' AIbemaflc Co. LUCY MINOR
'P'"VcI ~ 40--w1w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-10-11

NOTlCE.-I will sell in Scottsvtlle AIbemarc OH Fri
DAY the eighth day of November next if lair il not
ue next Tar day thereafter, Sunday excepted on credit
OF one, two aud three years the purchaser giving bond
with approved security and lien on the property 10 Sc
cure Tie payment Of the money.-Thai large and COM
mohiouS brick building, belonging the estate OF Tandy
Morris, decd The house il Two story to sixtv civ f. =,
long, aud thirty wide, and is arranged, TO make
convenient dwelling Tor large family, with out houses.
one good Dry goods store room, aud lumber house and
now draws three hundred and thirty dollars per aru,
rentAlso two unnprovcd lots will be offered ~ IA .
same time and place. a credit Of six months BonJ ,,
security will only be required Of The purchaser Of hen
BEVERLY STAPLES 9d,g'oy
Uhh The pW onnered Of Tdndy lioyyis. dcc'd.
October4. ~ ~
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Eiymoiogy Of Decyepifudc.-The Commander, ., b.,
man NE 10 the burning and going of ann was n
mlnar "I'h Latin authors, know by the terms
SeneS "ecTePh Plutarch explains the origin oC tbi me-
aphor thus; The anciens never exins";sLoi ''' me
lamps D"' suffered them TO go out of their own accord.
'ha - ny Tie last crsckIe hence lump Just about n
pre- wa. "ecTfptont, 10 cease to cracke Hence mot,
decfepit men ''' "e'e c"''eu
W0saie Work.-The term, though common. s vv,oou
" shoUId be sPelt MuSGic, the Greek word fro
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a NLASSlCAL AND MATHEMATICAL SCHOOL
~ -lhe subscriber having purchased the residence of
me late oVer Lad, deceased in the county of Charles
City, VIII open school the 18th OF October in which
will be taught, Reading Writing, English Grammar His.
tory Geography Ancient and Modern, with the use of the
Maps aud Globes Arithmetic, Algebra, Trigonomery ,
plane anu sphenca Surveying, the Deierenal aud In
tegral Calcu; the Greek and Latin French Spanish
Languages For his qualifications he begs leave to refer
The The subJoned certificate. For himself he promises 10
use his most faithful endeavos III the discharge his d
ties, and unremiiing attention. both ne ctua and
situation Is as healthy any in Virginia bilious
or ague and lever having occurred there and is i'm
every respect well adapted to the purpose.
Terms, per session OF 10 months-Board and tuition in
all the above branches, except French and Spanish
"a deduction OF five dollars will be made io those 80 bo
IS will be made TO those who learn French or SPANISH
TO be paid semi annually in advance As his will
be imed the subscriber will thank his friends to inform
him oil their Intentions possible letters pos paid
addressed to me, Charles City Court House will NEE,
WIN prompt attention. HUGH Nj. NELSON.
sy Tor three successive sessions, during which time his
ueineanor was unexceptiOnable and his alton o The
studies required oil him, such ensure success
Mr. Nelson graduated in FIVE schools and thereby he.
came entitled TO the degree OF Master of Arts As this is
INC highest honor that can be given in the University of
Virginia me qa'hcatons required to obtain il placed
propoTuonay high and such demand constant a.
slduiiy and considerable talent the dploma itself will
mus render any further testimony OF Mr. Nelson's talents
superlluous.
His correct conduct, talents, and application have usv
won Tor MN The respect and esteem OF the Officers of the
institution, all OF whom will have doubt join with
me IN wishes Tor his success. &. BONNYCASTLE
Chairman OF the Faculty. and Professor of Mathematics
C"IceTSHy Of pTginid, Sept II, 1888.
Sept. 81. AO-w5,y
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IN CHANCERY-vIBoINIA. --Cumberlapd Court,
il September 2Sd, 1888:
Catharine Hendrick, ADMINISTRATIVE Of Elijah H. Hen
drick, Plaintiff.
against
William Gadbury, Miller woodson, ST., Nancy RUSSELL
and Alexander Woodson, Defendants
The defendant, Alexander wooon not having entered
oil the General Assembly nnd the rules this Court and
1t appearing TO the satisfaction of the Court that he is not
inhabtdnt oil this State the motion OF the compl ain
ants, 10y counsel, is ordered that the said defendant
Woodson, appear here the first day of De.
ccmbcr Court next aud answer the conpsinants BILL and
that copy OF this order be forthwith inserted in one
OF the public newspapers printed in the city OF Richmond
Tor two months successfully, and also posted at the
door OF the Court House this county. Copy-Teste
| Oct 4. Il3-wSssl Il B. WOODSON. ID. &.
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HRV virtue OF Deed in Trust, executed to the suit
- scribers by nathaniel Perkins and Robert French,
for purposes therein specified dated the LIST day Of De-
cember, 1877, and duly of record in the Clerks Office of
the county OF Buckingham will he sold, to the highest
bidder, Tor ready money, the 18th day o November
next, at the Diamond Mills, in tho county Of Buckng
ham, three hundred acres Of Land being the pur
chased by the said Perkins OF certain Charles Guerrant:
part OF this tract IL cleared, the balance well timbered
The title this land Is believed 10 be good but acting
trustees, such title only will be conveyed is vested in
us by said Deed. w. l.. FONTAlNE,
ROBERT HILL,
FINCH SCRUGGS,
September 81. Til-wSwsl Trustees
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VESHE FREDERICKSBURG LAW SCHOOL " in re-
~ commence its session Oh Monday, The 18th oil No.
vember next, and will continue till the latter end OF
March The OF instruction will be
By daily examinations i'm the text books which have been
selected, with appropriate references and explanations
ing the examinations, and sometimes by lectures The
text hooks employed in the School Chi,tys Black
stones Comm Cruises Digest, fuckers Comm. aud
kenrs Comm. Ii is also recommended to the Virginia
Students that they should provide themselves with Taes
Digest the Supplement, TO the Revised Code, and Robin
sons Practice. The price of instruction will be sixty
dollars the session. to be paid in cash before admission
the School. The Students Of former sessions invited
to participate in the exercises OF the ensuing session.
ceilent recommendations may be had by the students in
Fredericksburg, upon very reasonable terms, say FROM
SiO TO Sl2 90 month"; exclusive only Of fuel and
ing The whole expense OF living will probably fall short
oil SO the session. Those intending TO become students
viii please aPrrise me OF their intention before the Schoo
commences They will he supplied with text books at re
duccd prices, il in due time informed of their wish
that should procure them.
Aug. 9. [27-lNov.l JNO. TAY.OE IOMAX
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~ ASSAU HALL, Princeton, .Ne,o Jersey.--1he
Winter Session Of this Institution commences OH
mission can be examined at the beginning OF the session.
Or they prefer il, at the ensuing CONNIE of the
College, which the 25h (Sep,cmber) instant
There are no extra charges TO under graduates Tor
dance upon the lectures OF any of the Professors Gen.
uenen not connected with tho College have the pri.
viege OF attending the different OF lectures by
making application 10 the several lecturers. The nsuc-
ton is conducted by the
Rev. James Carnalan, ID. d., President.
Rev. John Maciean, A. NJ, Vice President and Pro.
fessor OF Ancient Languages.
Rev. Albert B. Dod, A. NJ, Professor of Mathematics
Joseph Henry, A. NJ, Professor of Natural Philosophy
John Torney, NJ. D., Professor of Chemistry
Samuel l.. Howell. Nj. D., Professor Of Anatomy and
Physiology.
Louis Hagans, a. NJ, Professor of French and Spanish
Benedict jaeger A. NJ Professor OF German and Ita-
lian, and Lecturer OH Natural History.
John s. Hart, a. b., Tutor
Stephen Alexander, A. NJ, Tutor.
III. NJ Wilson, A. b., Tutor.
September
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Il LGhSb ~ LA w sO4N ,
WILLIAM MOON

JOT UfFUW ISITTTtUtFTy JUOON.
Copy. Teste, ALEX. GARRETT, &. &. ). c. A.
On the site in the above order mentioned, the mills
called the Abernarle mills erected hall OF which,
is advertised 10 be the sold 30h OF this month"; The
dana 10 the said mills is above the height, in the above
order mentioned. The parties concerned have been noti
fed to lower said dam TO the proper heighA persons
that may he concerned, hereby notified, that
steps will be taken reduce said DAM proper height
SC. MARTIN DA WSON. Error
Sept 9Th, 1888. [4l-w4w1 of Pleasant Da,rsoa
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September 27. Gll-wsw.l
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PLEASANT DAWSON, Appellant
against : Appeal.
VIM. LIrrLEDERRY MooN,) Appeess.
EH consen, OF parties, the judgment OF the County is
. affirmed and by further consent leave is granted to
the Appeees their dam the height of feet,
from rock in the river Of Hardware, whose top nearly
nearly level with the surface of the water in ordinary
tide; which rock is about three eet below the said dam
Aud by further CONSENT the within bonds aud
are 10 be entered record in this
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" IL appears that Rohschd, of Paris has given 600 n
'ahderbroken, the turner, of Belgium for Iandsc,,e
nuent capitalist should send his protege to America n
one october, among the forests OF The West RE might
return win picture that would be the admiration of C
~ ast IN Europe-and that would out.sbine the mos,
hnsheh effort OF the kind in the gallery Of the Louvrs
Is wonderful that our native painters have not proced
sphcng OF This sort, large SCALE propetlv eabora
GU NolhIng can be more gorgeous than American sce
merry an me Autumn season The turn of the leaf, il,
Eng'"nd, is only slow change from cheerful green r.,
soper russell in this country the variations are effected i'm
'ew uays and the coors Produced outye the rainbovy
w 'neir magic bendings and effect IL il not alone mon
we neids and gardens that the beauty Of the change ia
The nou' tains that Unfold
Som IN one so vice sweep he eolored landscape ound
To guard the enchanted ground ma ,,,,
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IN one vide sweep ile colofed landscape round
Sccctn groups Of giant kings in purple and cold
To guard the enchanted ground. ina o,,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-07-09
Public Sale.

1s In obedience to decree Of the Honora'
BILE the Circuit Court for the County Of Alexandria.
District of Columbia sitting in Chancery ct Nay Termi
1885, in favor Of Lincoln Chamberlain. surviving part
ner of Lincoln 4 Luther Chamoesain Complsinants.
asainst George NcCieish, administrator Of Archibald
NcClrish, Decd and others, Deendants-I shall pro:
coed to SELL for Cash. at the front door of the Council
Chamber, on Saturday, the Sd day Of August mex, at
II O'Clock, all the right title and interest," of Archi.
bald Mctleis. Jun, decd, 70 the undivided proper.
ty, as follows
One LOT Of LAND, beginning on Union
stree, 50 feet to the southwark Of Duke street, and
running thence. southwardly with Union street, "a
feet thence eastwsrdy 56 feet INCH, thence north
wary and parallel With Union street, "a eeti thence
W stwardy to the beginning Sc feet Also.
Two other LOTS Of LAND, one situated on
the east side Of Pitt street and south side Of Cherry
.reet marked No. Is, the other on the east side OF
Pitt street and north side Of Locust street, marked
20 %, containing half an acre each. Also
One other LOT Of GROUND, beginning on
Union street At the ceItre Of the square formed by The
line Of John Lloyd, thence westwArdly with his line,
and psraei to Prince street, $50 feet thence south.
wardy % feet inches, thence east $50 feet to Union
street thence north Union street ~ feet to- the bs'
ginning =. sCoII' Co""s'o"e''
:" vl>ot AM
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-07-09
New Ach0ol Books.

q pITH's Arithmetic . new plan. IN which men
y tai arithmetic is combined with the use o. .aI
nj, poses, being in dollars and cents, to which sd
ded practical system of Book keeping, stereotype
edition, revised and enlarged, by Roswell Z. smnn.
rhe little Federal Calculator, being an introduction
to the above work. consisting OF Questions ana
to employ the mud and singers only, designed to 90
before and prepare for the Slate, by the same author
Also,
New Ecglish Grammar, on the productive system
mehod Of obstruction recently adopted IN Germany ah0
Switzerland; designed for Schools and "cauem'
second edition. by the same author.
Jus, published and for sale by v
June 26 ELIZA hCNN.D..
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-07-09
New Teas, sugars. Wines

New Teas, Sugars. Wines,
FRUITS. &c. SC.
Landing from New York. and for safe oy me
subscribers:
SOL, Chests half chests, and boxes Gunpowdef,
2Sjj lmp. rial, Hyson. Young Hyso and Poachons
TEAS, fine qualities
90 beautiful Representatives. Gu0powder
2 cases Id leads 'es
20 hogshesds Yew Orleans, Porto Rico and d.
"a Croix SUG.7RS
so hays white Br I'll do
!: s s;;: IS, r.: =: +; vzus,
40 cases Giaret
H. 10 Muscst
hsIf pipes seignet,e's Cognac Brandy. e~ii
tied to debentare
so box.s new Cheese
case Vermiceh
100 bales Cassia
10 bales Almonds
Go Madeira Nuts
80 drums Prunes
$50 do Figs
IS do Dates
so boxes lunch Raisins
90 boxes French Fruits In vinegar
40 do Cspers and Olives
So do Sicily Lemons, in good order
. pipes fresh Lemon Juice prepared III SICILY,
. new article .u.,.
l25 Demijohos, one, two. and i've gallons
S casks Brown Stout
80 dozen English Mustard
NIB these Goods, beng imported under reouoeo
an .bolisfe duties and purchased chiefly for money,
can be sold at low prices.
June 10 SAMUEL 8. LARMovR & Co.