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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-03-15
CERTYFC8TE


The following communication addressed to the pro
pretOr OF Julk,ns' Ointment from the Hon. John Ia
iaferro. Member Of Corgressi is highly interesting.
The srstuitous mau0er in which it is made, exhibits
feelings of NJ iary character towards suffering hu
msnity; and is certainly well deserving of public at
tention:
WasHISeTOS, January %, 1899
SIR-It has been my wish fora considerable time,
TO communicate to YOU the good effect with which
have used the ON ment invented by Mr.. Judkns.
and which understand is made and sold BY
agents appointed by yourself, l have applied this
Ointment Turing the last three years every species
oftunor ami wiuud, without failure TO produce cure
in every instance. tcOnsder it the decided and
efficient remedy in all Of tumor, be the cause
whstit mays ard have found nothing so good for
wounds OF any description 1t may be proper Ia
add, that the cure Of tumpr called white swelling
given over b, the most distinguished physicians as in
cdrsbe. and which they cided would, without ampu.
taticn prove fstslto the patient was under NV imne
date notice, effected by the of Jukns Ointment
anal the patient is IN fine health His limb affected by
the tumor being restored perfect state of sound
ness iso that the leg Of an aged man which had been
wounded. and exhibited one drsadfiy liberated sur
face from he knee to the foot, and which, tor more
than two years, had been considered ncurabe was eff
fectuaily cured by the application Of Judkius' On,
ment ! mention these two cases. which fell under my
immediate notice and management, a decided ey
dence OF the efficacy ofths remedy in oftumur
and Ofucerss have expe fenced, as decidedly, he
good effect ofthis remedy in the of Feions, and
Of every species Of fresh wound Itseems to me that
any VINO vii observe the operation Of this Oint
ment, be satisfied to its beneficial effect lean
with the utmost confidence recommend the use ofthis
valuable remedy.
lam, sir, very respectfully,
JOHN rALIAFERRo.
To Mr CHARLES HEusroNs. Proprietary
ofJudkins' Ointment, earFrede
ricktown, I'D
NOTICE.
Te Having been for several years in posses
sion of q concern in Mr.. NATHAN iHEPrEuD's pstrnt
for making and vending his ointment. known b the
nam of Or. W Judkins' Patent Spec &c Ointn,:nk'
and said Nathan Shepherd having obtained new pat
cut thereon, and having likewise renewed with
NJ Shepherd the same interest acid before, il is
deemed necessary that public notice he given of the
umstance. Having devoted much time and care
during the above periodi preparing and making this
Ointment, and been instrumental giving il the gene
raj chsracterit hsssustained with whatever mnrove
ment, all this time, it has received present Il m
public attention As heretofore the genuioenes. M
the Ointment may be Known by the label around the
ointment pot. thus:
'' Made and sold wholesale and retail near E,.d.,,k
Md by e Hersfons, eoacernedin the patent riehtn
April Is CHARLES VERSIONS
For sale by WILLIAM STABLER.
june 8 Druggist. Fdirfar Street
Job Printing
Neatsy and erpeditiousiy srecnfed at this one
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The Following communication addressed to the pro
prietor OF Judk'ns' Ointment. from the Hon John Ia
iaferro. Member Of Congress, is highly Interesting.
The srstuitous nanNef in which it is made exhibit,
feelings of ary character towards suffering hu
msnity; and iscertainly well deserving of public at
tention:
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he always stood in tho trenches OF the third parallel In
fence OF tho constitution and the liberty OF his country
remain, gen,lcmen with socetc respect. your friend
and fellow citizen, JAS. HAMILTON Jr
To GEORGE RANKIN, Esq.
Aud other members Of the Committee.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-08-02
FOREIGN.

From the New York Evening Post1
Latest FROM FRANcE.-By the packet shin Florida
Morgan, from Hayre, have received papers from tb
port TO The 18Th, and from Paris to the 18th nmo
On The nth Of June, the Chamber OF Deputies received
communication from the Minister Of Finance who offer
ed bill Tor the opening of credit for about five millions
OF francs Tor the payment OF the first fifth part of the 20
nl'hons owing the United States according TO treaty.
The PRECEDENT remarked that the treaty would require The
communication OF numerous documents, particularly those
when preceded IT, and the reports OF many committees
bo,h favorable and uniavorable The bill then refer
red TO a committee.
ne Berlin State Gazette contains proclamation Of
Marshal Pss ewitseh the inhabsnts Of Poland Offering
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FRIEND TO IMPROVEMENT OF THE STATE.

NoRroLx, JnIy 20.
ARRIvAL OF THE PRESIDENT AT THE RIp RAp
ne President OF the United States arrived at Old Point
Comfort on Saturday morning at O'clock in the Sesmer
Columbia, Capt. Mitchell, from Washington He VA
accompanied by Andrew Jackson. J Esq and lady Mrs
Dosei.on and chdren Col. Earle, DIR. Thomas and r
r. b'ar' Esq, Editor of the Globe lady The Pre,i
aen dld not land at the Point, but proceeded
lot ne KIP kaps with those who him. where
quarters had been provided for them. salute as ;red
from Fortress Monroe his landing AS it was under
$1,000 10 De The wish OF the President to be retired but
lew persons visited him, during Saturday from the Point
In 'e afternoon however, when the Steam Boat Hampton
ie Tor oroik at the request OF many oil his
Capt Seldom whose obligng disposition on ali occasion,
a so we KUwn ran over to the Rip Raps and gave them
Shei Magistrate by whom they were received at Inc
pace, IN The most graceful and courteous manner
aer lew minutes conversation, the party took leave Of
esng visit. ~ e'-
ne General though much changed since his visit 10
o,oik some years since We happy to say, looked
wen, ana seemed to be in excellent spirits We sincere
nope mat he may derive much benefit from the purs
sea ar anu bathing, aud from the repose which he 10
uch needs and cannot fail 10 find in his present place Of
retrcment.-BedcOn. - r~So -
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BIGGER'g
EXCHANGE md LOTTERY OFFICE,

Drdton Numbers for he Union Canal LOTTERY No. is:
So Ga SO 35 26 60 43 IL 8 80.
II 43. whole ticket capital Of So 300, being tho
third highest price sold and paid at sight usual, by
BIGGER.
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Sale 2f ualuable Land an Rockingham COUNT. NJ 3;

. sac q uaudoie Land an Rockingham County, NJ C.
VHNHE subscriber being anxious remove to tie Souh
n west VIII offer at public sale, to the highest bidder
on Tuesday the first day of October ne xt hi. Tra, -
Lana, lying in Rockingham county, N c. Ii is situated
on both sides OF Lick Fork Creek about 20 miles above
Danviiie Va near the main leading from thence 10
Saie"' N u 1t contains from 100 $50 acres of creek
10" grounds OF the best quality and 500 or 1000 of bjoh
suitable Tor the cultivation OF corn, wheat
s au 'ooacco he whole tract contains between 1900
and 1900 acres and may divided onld
purchasers desire it, The terms of payment one third
W cah or iKe'y young negroes the balance in one and
two years in equal instslmen The purchaser giving his
bonds with personal security, lien upon The land 10
secure the payment OF The purchase money
The purchaser have possession ON the first dav ~
December next, and in the an time can have The
vege oil seeding this fall He also have the refusal
oil the corn, cattle, hogs. &C. on the plantstion.
The sale will positively take place ON the day above
mentioned, unless il should The interim be disposed Of
at private sale Should that occur due notice will be-
given JAMES H. RUFFIN.
Genine and re'y superior French Brandies and Vines
Am now receiving, per ship Madison, Captain Wood
n direct from Borle aux J.
40 40 H H'pf. and fine Br,naie.
ao very DO Superior %s old Champaign. , Brandy
in the last years
10 do fine Table Claret
10 cases, doz. bottles each Ist quality Burgundv
10 % %o s DO. S do. s. H.1 n%i,,,sn
10 do Superior White Hermitage
~ Baskets best Olive Oil
10 doz bottles OF Olives and Anchoyics
considerable part of these Brandies and Wines co,t
very nigh prices in Bordeaux disposed 10 sell tbem
at a lair and moderate profit l.. l.. STAINBACK
Petersburg, 2nd August 25s,~
kaS IA" BERRY PLAIN FOR RENT-On TLurs
~ day. The 10Th OF August, shall rent TO the highest
bidder on me premises, this farm in Curles Neck with
me privilege OF following and seeding crop of wheat
POSSESSION VIII be given on the Ist January next.
SAML. NJ. BOCKUIS, Trustee
lugus' % 25-td
gnrrar1 YENHE Lyncbburg Stage Office
SPsiss dZafB5eS n snow kept at the Bar of the
-..sss SssssasAr&ss through, TO the White Sulphur
Springs every day except Saturday, for $l4 so cents
August K 25-4t
a tO-PARTNERSHIP.-Th subscribers have ssso-
" ciated Themselves under the firm Of H. w & j. J.
FRY, for the purpose of conducting the GRocERr and
CoMM1ssIoN BUSINESS They expect to receive in
lie days their Fall Supply and intend keeping large
and geDci al assortment Of Groceries, Domestic Goods
Cotton Yarns, &c. which will be sold on accom- mod Ting
terms They tender their services for the sale of all
kinds OF produce, upon which liberal advances will be
made, If required. All orders promptly attended To-
HUGH w. FRY.
July 20 l23-2ufJ JOSHUA J. FRY.
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-l62 majority
TURKEY.

TURKEY
CoNsTANTINoPLE, May 2S.-(By Express ~ libra
him Pacha has really commenced his retreat and prepa-
ratons are making in the Russian camp, which Indicate
speedy withdrawal OF the troops The official news that
the Egyptian army had actually commenced its retreat az
rived yesterday. The Refs ElIend Immediately commu-
nicated 10 the foreign Ambassadors and Count loft re-
peated his decaraon that the Russian army should tire
as soon as he certain that the Arabs really
ed, or only had made pretended rcograde movement
Russian officer OF the general staff has therefore, been
despatched TO kona to learn the real intentions bra-
him. and 10 be sure that he does pretend retreat TO
give Tie Anti Russian party preext TO demand the
treat Of the Russian auxaies which that party eagerly
desires.
Prudence is therefore necessary and Count Orlo
moi be blamed Tor desiring 10 free himself from all re.pon-
tlhhty The latter agreed with him. AMI Lord pononby
iInds natural that he should desire CERTAIN before
he acts Admiral Roussn dskes delay and sys there is
no doubt Of Ibrahinis retreat
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road between those points. the best ground 4, 6,-, -
constructing rail-road-hencc, 80 FAR from n. ,,s
being increased, as suggested by Q. E. d., Il win \. ,sr
considerably diminished. How then stands ~. r,stS
talked Of direct rou,e=-a route on which H.. Ss.
were made since my recoe cton 10 get road M, SaS
as always UNDERSTOOD account OF the his s,,ss-~
aud S.anards marsh! Q K. d. reports the distsncs,s
be AZ miles-om corporation line to cor,,or.,io,' i
presume. IL passes over the he adj water S 49, ss .
tapony ana fainunky immediate acros, the hin. 80
valleys, caused by the numerous head branrhs. NJ ~,
sireans-hrough Stanard's marsh, and the hish srJ
abrupt hills Of the Rsppahannock o. ~ u .ssu
be abandoned aud ground seIccted-svs, ;,"s, my
common Turnpike, will O. T.. d. saw !, ,s;S ~
increase the distance equal 10 the present road >, ~
H. TO AVOID the enormous expense OF grading the Mil,
aud making bridges the direct line sea rel IT.
suitable ground for rail. road can O. m 49,. 10
distance viii not be increased or 10 nilss -. ,..
NOW as TO the route by way Of Bowling Green h bs.
stated before aud here add, what know to be lsct
and suspect O. +. ID. is OF il ~
Hat lands OF the Rappaanhock land wonIJ r, S ,e
paiiy with the present road and dstub but l;,,Is H.
rangement oil the farms thence on the ,idoe r., go
miles below the Bowling Green, to the fiat lands ~ 49,.
Mattapony and on them near the Union to-. ~
there is not agreaer proportion of level 4; M
same distance IN any part OF Virginia, above tide s,ss
Upon 'hs route only three bridges will be reour.l .ndi
believe less excavatng and filling up upon anv Other
route that can be selected between Rrh,'o.ya Ia
Fredericksburg, and OF course rail road cons,s,.,s =.
less expense. presume, however, that yerv mimi.
examination VIII be made before line for location vii H.
selected Should the Engineer port avorablv after
aninauon as have doubt he will The fr;.,,s =, ~
PROJECT ee' no spprehensons about the funds tn
accomplish It, Any deficiency of subsc rinion In ~.
o.ate whi be immediately and promptly made nm bv
Norhern capitalists, whose experience enables The u,y
10 appreciate rail road, located as this will ha ri.
gislaure should give impulse to the
OF Tue state, and by afodng aid the border proiects
tne Farmers and Capitalists engaged in them will sn h.
me more willing TO embark in the great central wo,t
oil the State. o''"' "~'~
Mp u 9
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COLONEL DRAYroN's SPEECH.
COMMENTS on TINE ABOVE.

"AHINGToN SOCIETY AT the celebration Of the
rohr'h OF Jny IN This city, by the Washington Society,"
one ol we wee Presidents gave the following toast:
ihe non. Nm DrdYon-The palFiot e" without fear
shn whout rePro"ch -esliuable in private lustrious
IN public hfeoH The ends he aims at are his ro,fyus
"hen me enthusiastic paudits with which this oa It
was received had subded Col Drayon rose and spoke as
follows;
Fdlotc- Citizens Although you have been induced.
by personal Kindness, TO speak Of in manner which
ana very lar IRON meriug, yet receive your gatlerng
compliment with tie most grateful feelings not because Il
y haueng, but because manifess your appreciation Of
my conduct aud your opinions, that The exetons which
nave made ~ the cause OF our county, and tor tho pre-
serYdon OF your tights how they have been
nave been all that my humble abilities enabled me to rem.
GER ana mat they have been directed by purity Of inen
unconnecfed with the object Of this meeting have met
Tor the purpose Of celebrating the Of the Decs
ration OF our independence OF giving uerance 10 the de
and Heartfelt emotions which are sssocissd i,h Tho re-
collection, that BY the io' sad the suseflngs snd the
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NEW YnnK Inlv 90

NEW YORK, July ~.
TEN DAYS LATER FROM ENGLAND.-By the pack
ct ship Roscoe, Capt Rogers, have English papers
June 25th BY the ship Rhone. there French papers
to June 18th.
The political intelligence is Of importance though
the commercial accounts have recently assumed conpa
ratively greater importance.
"The bill for the abolition Of West India Slavery has
passed the House Commons and been sent 10 the Lords
Upon the Irish Thes bill, in the slavery question: mi
Dsters had thought best 10 yield ehDg Of their plan
in order TO secure cooperation All departments Of
camille enterprise appear TO be in very satisfactory
diion in England and on the continent.
The French Chamber OF Deputies has postponed the
consideration Of the treaty with the United States until
another session. The Ministers seem never TO have pre-
senled the subject TO the Chambers until now Marshal
Soulf President Of the Council said in the Chamber of
Deputies, that "Government had the emotes idea of
evacuating AIgers"
The brothers Of Portugal still looking each other in
the face, but without any decisive conflict.
FRANCE.
CHAMBER or DEPUTIEs-SITTINc OF JUNE 49,.
Treaty toih the United Sfdtes.--M BENJAMIN Deies-
seft said that he was charged by the committees and in
siTucted with The examination Of the bill relating TO the
United States to express tie regret that the late period OF
the session at bich the bill had been presented and the
numerous imporian, points involved in the examination,
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~ day. The 10Th OF August shall rent TO the biph
bidder, on The premises, this farm in Cure's Neck with
Possession will be given on the LIT January next
SAML. NJ. BOCKU1S, Trustee
August 2. 9s-,J
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yzrglr1 TENHE Lyncbburg Stage Office
(fS=ugS -nz-t{HseG IN is now kept at the Bar of the
sasR Eagle Hotel Seats can be secured
-=4ass sSssssssArX through, to the White Sulphur
Springs every day except Saturday, for $l4 so cents
August 2. 25-4t
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ENGLISH MARKETS.

L1yERpooL CorroN MARKET, August "a
The demand tor Cotton from the trade has been
rather limited this week, and spectators have
only purchased to the extent OF 5000 bales; the
inferior and mlddlins descriptions OF American
are, consequently, I'D per 10 luwer. but hne and
choice qualities support previous rates.
LIvEnpooL CoRN MARKET. Aug l3.-There
has been a fair extent Of business IN almost eve
nv article. Good samples OF Irish red Wheat
have brought IS al to ~ Cd; Canadian red, rs
IOd to 81, and white g. per 20 lbs Fresh ground
Flour has commanded, and. in some instances,
exceeded our last quotations, but mIddllns goes
slowly.
The sales Of little sour Flour, under lock, at
lbs per barrel, is the only transaction 10 no',ce
in bonded articles. Reapins is pretty generally
commencing 10 this neighborhond; more south
ward, a considerable quantity OF the Wheat Is
carried, and the opinion that this Grain Will
prove short ia quantity IS gaining ground; latter
iy, unfavorable reports have been received as 10
the Bean crop. ~,
LONDON Com EXCHANGE, Aug. i2.-lhere
have been several arrivals OF new Wheat. which
being of good quality. aud in better condition
than the samples of this day se'nnight, obtained,
readily, the terms of that day; and old Wheat
though not much in demand, had no reduction
in prices. Barley, being merely nominal aru'
Gle in the market, had no alteration.
Tie corr harvest has made good progress dur
ing the present week. in the midland and south,
ern counties, and number Of fields OF wheat and
oat, are cut in the fine range Of country between
ron, as,er aud Boroughbridge, in this county
Resp,ns, however, is not general to the north OF
the Humber The prospects Of an early anu
abundant harvest are so favorable that the price
of Grain Is falling in spite Of the corn laws which,
thank God! cannot withhold the bounlles oil Fro
violence.
seldom or never has the price of cotton goods
risen 50 much as during the last twelve months
Tn. rise 10 from Is to s5 per cent; while that on
warn is from 90 to so per cent. The reaction IS
not expected to take place till after the shipments
Of warn for the ports Of the Baltic have closed
Then verv prnbably prices will revert to ABOUT
their former level Glasgow ChrOn.
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W ooA
PURCHASED by
l. sept IL
Fur Nent or Sale,
GEO. JOHNSON 4 Co.
NINE HUNDRED ACRES, or


E& about twothirds OF that fertile aud we'll known
SH8 farm called VEST GROpE. the property
.A>. of the heirs of the late Col. A. J.. Smith: VI
this and three hundred and fifty acres were re.eem.
ell from the river, by dixie constructed OF EARN sno
gravel drawn from The hills. About third OF inns las
Keen clearrd aud put in cultivation. The soNH We
petsbe mould five six feet in depth OF course easy
n, cultivation, and not to be surpassed IN feruhty "
m thought to be well adapted to the growth OF tobacco
of the finest sort-ths. however would be worm the
consideration OF planters Could 1t be rented 10 10
bacco grower the owners would erect snch houses s'
might ne deemed necessary for the business, Inc
other norton of the land has been dched and fenced
with great care and expense, and has meadow We
Nv considerable extent, well taken with timothy NO
land il better adapted to the production of grass than
this Farm. -. ,,a
soge,her or divided into several Farms to SUIT pur'
cbasers or tenants If long leases could be effected
vsrv advantageous terms might be obtained. The
Farm has several substantial houses on It now, ana
othrrs would be built if could be made an object
A SHAD FISHERY, with all accommoda'
,ons for sbcrers and the curing of fish, has been made
on that part of the river bordering the reoismeo u'
and will be rented with the land or separately ALSO,
A HOUSE & LOT, containing TWO acres:
lust without the corporate limits OF h'e1anan' wv
in that part of the town called the Viage inc hou'e
is comfortable, and the garden is an early one' Inc
LOT has good water and fruit on It. Also,
Another TWO ACRE LOI, lying upon the
Grea, Hunting Creek, and including the Bridge
portion of which is now in the occupation OF nj u
Murray. For terms apply to ,v upw,rr
aug1-H l. W.
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Port au Prince, arrived at Philadelphia on the
18th, reports that on Saturday last he saw the
hull of vessel ashore on the north part of Fen
wick's Island. the vessel appeared large, long
and low; no appearance Of masts. Probably the
wrecked steamboat Stephen Allen.l
New SHoAL.-Captain Meacom. at Boston, in
the brig Pembroke, reports that on his passage
from Alexandra, for Rotterdam, on the 9TH Of
June, he saw breakers, which, by his reckoning
and observation, were in lat 400 81 NJ. long AGO
So w.
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Just PuhAished.

find on sale by " NJ MORRISON,
TRANSATLANTIC Sketches comprising VISITS 10
America, and the West Indies, with notes on Negro
slavery and Canadian Emancipation by Capt T.
Alexander.
Bridgewster Treatiscs on the Power, Wisdom, and
Goodness of God. as manifested in the Creation lst
Treatise: On the Adaptation of External Nature to
the Moral and Intellectual Constitution OF Man By
the Rev John Chalmers. ID. ID Professor OF DIVINITY
IN the University Of Edinburgh.
Chronology, or an Introduction and index TO UNI.
versaI History Biography, and Useful knowledge; to
which are added. the latest Statistical Views OF the
w orld with q chart of History
e,ters from the North of Europe, or Journal OF
Travels in Holland, Denmark, Norway, Sweden FIN
land, Russia, Prussia, and sa1ony. by Charles
Eliot. Esq of the Bengal Civil Services OF Queens
College, Cambridge, and Member Of the Royal G "
GRAPHICAL Society. sept ~
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AarNW are.

hardware.
UoHN W. MAssIE has just received. by the Brig
J BelviIers from Liverpool,
40 Packages or H.ARDWARE IND
CUTLERY,
which makes his assortment very complete ana WING"
he offers for sale on the most liberal terms HULL
SALE OR RETAIL. Among them avery handsome
assortment of
Double and single barrel Guns
Sheet and Hoop Iron
Crowley's BIistered and Cast Steel
English polished Wagon Boxes
Csspen,er's Patent Rim Locks, first rate
article
"a CRATES for burning anthracite Coal'
some very handsome patterns mn, INV
good supply Plated Jp.ndp .a cssxe
nouldings and Springs. &c &C. &C.
Country merchants are respectfully invited to call
and examine for themselves.
- Warrenton Spectator and winchester RePubll
can I weeks. and send bills to the advertiser.
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NEW YORK MARKET. SEPT. II.

Pora,hes have gone up to 81 50; Pearls re-
maui at 5. In Cotton there is no change; hold
ers are quite disposed to sell. Sales No. Mack
erei at %63 aud No 9 at 4 ga. Common brands
OF Western Flour are firm at 81. most holders
asking six cents more. Sales Alexandria Flour
to bakers al g.. Grain has not varied this week
GJournai of Commerce.
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FLouR.-We continue to quote the wagon
price of Flour at IS IS, but the receipts are so
lyht that II is almost nominal. From stores, IS
90 to sc 90 is asked; perhaps some sales have
been made at less. Our stock has not been so
small as at present any time within the last year.
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MARRIED..

On Thursday evening last. by the Rev Levi
r. Reese. Mr.. RICHARD H. STANTON. Of Ports
mouth. Va. to Miss AsENArH. eldest daughter
Of PHAREs THRooP, Of this place.