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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-23

In our report of tue state of the Flour Maj
ket, written hastily, published in Thursday morn
ing's paper, we inadvertently united some nm
porfant sales uf Flour SAID to nave been made
about the time of our preparing our report on
Monday evening for Tursday's paper, which at
the time we had heard spoken Of. but could not
then ascertain, nor have We ,et been abe aatis.
fact0rily to ascertain, exactly the quantity and
price. We then (Mondav) reported safes If
1000 bis. BIT have since understood that from
$500 tn $500 b,s sold at 81 20 tor wharf and
80 for K.ng street Flour. We regret this
OMISSION as or soc object in reporting is to i'm
part what little Information We aresin possession
Of for the benefit Of ,,h our Torn and Country
friends, and snail IN future keep a sharp look
out--We make no pretensions to infa iD,li,y, hut
we venture to say that we are not incorrect in
our reports of the Tagon price OF Flour twice in
a year. The wagon TRANSACTIONS happen immedi-
atsy under our own notice: III reporting the store
prices, we have more difficulty, as We have to de.
pend upon the variuus statements and cOnJpctures
we hear. With these, and what we kno,D. we re-
present the state of the market as fairly as we
can. and sometimes indulge in specuatons as to
what probably will or may happen Our opinions
we expect 10 be taken for what they are wort,
al no more; our facts will tell for themselves.
A, TO repairing all the sales that are made,
that cannot be expected. while, from motives OF
interest or caprice, many are kept secret tor Sc
veral days after they occur
We shall always feel obliged to our town
friends for pointing out any errors in our quota.
tons, and more particularly III such articles as
we have not 50 good an opportunity of ascertain
ing the prices as we have OF Hour.
These remarks are made mainly for home con.
sumption, and partly to let our friends IN the
country know how far they may depend upon the
correctness of orr reports Our desire IS to please
all, If possible; but 10 insure the appreciation Of
sumo, we begin with first pleasing ourselves.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-23

Cholera an Montreal There has been sharp
controversy between several OF the physicians in
Montreal, on the subject of the temperance of
the cholera in that city. The fact was first an.
nounced ~ the Quebec papers, as having been
derived from letter addressed to the Govern
ment by Dr. Nelson, the Health Commissioner
Of Montreal. d.. Stephenson published letter
on the 9th instant, in the Canadian Courant, de-
nving the existence of the disease in that city.
DR.. Wehau replied to DR.. S. with severity. on
the tn inst. and in the course of his letter says
). There have been nine cases Of cholera in all
that have come to my knowledge, four of which
have died. The first case had was on the Slst
Jan aud the last case reported to me was on the
9Th Feb If any medical gentleman is DESTROYS
of verifying this statement, he may by calling on
me, for the names, dates, and places of resi-
dence."
DR.. Arnold has likewise published letter cor
roboratlng the statement of DR.. Nelson, and Sc.
verely assail,ns Dr. Stephenson. The burden Of
wisdom is in favor of DR.. Nelson. A few cases
have, probably, occurred in Montreal, and DR..
n. speaks of advices from Detroit, announcing
the temperance of few cases of the disease in
that place ALSO We do mt conceive. however,
that occasional cases of this kind should create
alarm. 1t is altogether likely that the disease
will become Endemiat in our country. II so,
Syasn,odic cases will occur from time 10 time,
as with high bilious fevers. And every case
will be but an additional caution to practice the
virtues of temperance, regularity, and cleauIi.
ness.-M. y. Com.
A desire has been expressed BY the admins.
tra,ion, to remodel the Treasury Department
on what grounds, we are not informed. The
very great increase Of business since the first or
ganizatisn of the cabinet, has probably burthen
ed every department; aud as the increase has
not been equal in ALL there can DC little doubt
that the Iabors in some are exceedingly and i'm
properly severe. There was a plan proposed
several wears since, for an additional secretary to
be at the head Of the Home Department Of State.
CO. 5. Gas.
Extract from the Washington Correspondent of
the ieW York Courier.
Last week was week of more than ordua.
ry galety, in which even many of the faded mem.
bers of Congress, after tedious session, took
their part You know, that it has not been my
practice to give you the chit chat of Washing
ton, or to play the chronlcler OF the beau moade,
Of this our republican Versailles Boz, A. two
Of the parties of the last week. that is, A Mr.
Livingston's Secretary Of State. and the French
Minister'S. the agreeable tone Of hospitality. and
the easy and pleasant manner in which the
ming passed III. was worthy Of notice. arising
mainly, from the2simphcity, and freedom iron,
ostent aion, in all the arrange nents OF both those
houses; and in Justice to the good sense and
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-23
MARRIED.

On Sunday last. I'm lust. oy Rev. Mr.. Will
son, RICHARD JAMES ruBMAN, to Miss CELENA
JAvINs-ail of this place
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-23

Preventive of Sea. Sickness. Academic d.
Industre, published in Brussels, states that
girdle worn round the body above the bowels.
that is, over the epigastrium. will prevent sea-
sickness. 1t is said to operate BY keeping the
intestines from pressing upward against the
diaphram when the ship descends from the top Of
wave. The upward motion of the vessel does
not cause the disgusting and painful sensation
Of sea.sckness, but affords an instan taneous re-
lief.
BY no means a modern invention, but known to
the monks Of Palestine, who kept it secret, but
were well paid by selling to pilgrims embark'ns
at Dametta for Europe. bits Of paper which had
touched the holy .epulchre, with directions to
have them bound 10 this manner round their bodies.
This procured brisk sale for their papers.
Symptoms resembling those of sea-sickness are
often experienced by persons Of delicate nerves
in riding in carriage over rough road. by
swinging, falling, and. what is remarkable. while
dreaming Of falling from considerable elevation.
1t has been observed that ladies wearing long
corsets, tightly laced. however injurious they
may otherwise be to the health, are some times
preserved by them from sea.sickness. An in
stance is given Of seaman who escaped this NAL
ady for many years. By wearing belt on account
Of some injury he had received in his side.
The ship South Boston, at New Bedford.
brings $500 barrels Of oil, 100 sperm. she had
previously shipped home 500 barrels.
The julius Caesar, at New London, brings
$500 barrels of oil. Both Of these ships report
some twenty or thirty whaers left, with various
amounts, differing from 1000 to 5000 barrels Of
oil
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-23

John Y. Evans
VETISHES to purchase FUHS OF different kinds, vIz
w 40 600 muskrat skins
5000 mink do
$40 otter do
10000 rabbit do
1000 racoon do
5000 red fox do
1850 grey fox do
1,500 wild cat do
And he is determined to give the highest cash price
Those having Furs sell, will find to their advantage
to give him call
lie would inform his old customers and the public
general, that he still manufactures as good work
can be found in the District his old stand opposite
Mr.. Jonathan Butchers Hardware Store. King street,
Alexandra. jan 2i-d3m
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Ground PLASTER,

For sale by tho Ton, Barrel, or BusheL
TINE subscriber has on hama, and intencs keepng
1 during the season, Ground Plaster, which will be
sold ut as low prices be procured in the Dis
trict. JDNA JANNEf.
Alexandria, Cd mo 11-dtf
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Public Notice.

CEALED Proposals will be received at my house on
- Paine street. between King and Prince streets.
until o'clock Saturday, 23d instant, for Renting
the Fish Wharf for the present season.
feb i5-dt2SS WM. VEIrCH, Supt. Police.
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office.

Notice.
IL persons who received Nuskets from the Arse
"A nal during the summer Of 1881. are hereby re-
ouireG to return the same to within ten days from
this date; after which warrapts will be brought against
all delinquents. By order:
feb 5-eol0t lSSEf hrritu'
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Nistrict Uf NO,uMbia.

DlStrlCt U1 OtWtMOtN.
County Of alexandria, Set.
ID ENJAMIN F. SPENCtk has applied to the Homo.
ID rah]e William Cranch, Chic; Judge of the United
States Circuit Court Of the District Of Coumbs be
discharged from imprisonment under the act for the
reiet OF olyent debtors within the District Of Colum
bia, on The second day Of March next, at nine O..
clock A NJ at the Court House in Aexandria, when
and where bis creditors are required to attend.
feb 2l-3ts EDM. LEE, C. C.,
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Wines, l.iu,Ors &c.

VllIE subscriber, having been importer and Deal.
l. er 10 VINES for many years, h $ in store a stock
of every description, old and pure in wood and bottles.
Also general assortment of the best selected articles
IN the
GROCERY LINE.
or The Bottled Wines--upw~rds Of 800 Dozen.
packed in cases one and two dozen each have be
selected from the most approved Drsnds London par
ticuar Madeira. Of which late from India, very
nil Tinta aud Burgundy TO-; Sercia and Iiua do;
Gordon's pure Grape Juice do Old Sherry; super or
Burgundy Port; do. Dry Port; Old Hook; with Il vsri'
ETY. Of French sn other Wines
All Of which will be sold at the most reduced prices.
GUY ATKINSON SON,
dec 4-eotf Fairfax street. Alexandra.
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For sale On t"nelsuMeMt and
NOW IN STORE,
yHS Kegs No Lard, Georse,o@n inspection
O/C Is do No 9 do do do
SO do No. 10 Baltimore inspection
1l3 do Butter
IA barrels and boxes Roll Butter
5000 lbs Of prime Virginia Bacon
80 bushels of white Corn Neal
AquAntv ofB"ck~he.t do 49,.
Also will be ,ceived shortly from Smthheld. Ohio,
are, quantity of small sized Bacon, warranted to be
of very superior qusiy
All of which viii be sold at very low pric s. by
ARNOLD BOONE,
feb 2s-3is Water street, George own
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600 Reward

$2N NeWhrN
+ OsT. on Tuesdsy, the 5th instant, between Mr..
IL John Fsrr's Tavern and Lcesburg, on the Turn.
pike Road, q small Leather Pocket Book, containing
Fifty Dollars The above reward will be gwen to any
person no may find and deliver the same the sub.
scriber deposit il with The cashier of the Branch
Bank Of the Valley in Leesburg.
feb l2-f GEO w. HUNTER IT,
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ssiiP NEWS.
pORT or ALEXANDRIA. IN. c.

ARRIVED. February 90,
Steamboat Fredericksburg, B. J. jenkins. Bal
timore; freight and passengers for the District.
SAILED,
Brig Caravan, King, Halifax.
Schr. Columbia. Smith, New York.
Steamboat Potomac, Ne,itt, Norfolk.
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on tuesday last, further vain effort was made
:" J"h' meeting OF the Legislature OF Pennsylva-
",a' 10 eject Senator TO succeed Mr.. Dallas
'"e iOlIOWInu an arcounf of that dave ,yorl
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For HOstOn

For BOSTON
.E6 The schooner WILLIAM. Capt. Tucker.
Gf,2xil be despatched in few days For freight
.sss appl. to the Captain on board. at Cameron
street WHAT. or to A. C. ChZENoVE e 20.
80 sacks fine blown Salt
2Do bpis do
900 .askets table Salt. Landing from the
w iiam and tor sale as above FEB Il
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s~SAv1NGs FUND INSTITUTION open

This Day, (Ssturday.l under the direction OF \ Com
mttee Of the Board Of Managers, At the Room corner
of King and Washington Streets at half past O'Clock
p eSaturtf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-01-26

surprising. "A turkey, when she eyes kite
lowering in air, uses the note Of alarm, in the
exclamation, Ko-e-ut, ko.e-ut,' and the young
ones instantly conceal themselves in the grass
Who ha. not reused the plover from her seds,
bank, and heard her ,nournful note, Pe.wit, pc.
wit, pe.w t;'-tumblug in air, IN awkward flight
she wheedles you from the haunt VI her young
by her piteous cry; and the sagacious, swallow,
BY shriIl alarm, bids his fellows beware that the
ha ak is near.
In the summer morn what a chorus OF birds.
carnlling and straining their throats to hail the
Gaming day! Hid in the tangled hedge-row. the
loquacous maybe is chattering to1he jay. High
in the orchestra of the woods, the rocks, in the
gaiety Of their hearts, attempt to sing, but with
no success; and the ~nOdpccker, that critic oil
the grove, sets up his loud and hearty laugh
As the shades Of eve draw on, the coolns doves,
in mournfu mood, begin their sung. tender
tale of desparing lovers. After which, the
emery fern owl. with the Gathering Of his cas-.
tanets, calls his evening party to the dance. "
From these natural EXPLANATIONS, the musician
draws the vi,ifying strokes of his art, and from
these fragments Of rhy thin and melody. he forms
the motives of the most pleasing, and dlverting
compositions; and though the song OF birds Is CO.
eval with man. yet music is the science which
arrives last at perfection.
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prince street academy

yI1HE undersigned, in announcing to the citizens OF
Alexandria and its vicinity that this Institution ID
now open for the reception Of youth, would respect
fully assure them that he will continue to enforce the
same rigid observance of scholastic discipline pursue
the same efficient system in the communication OF IN
struction ana use the untirng industry ~ the
discharge of his professional duties, which have M
therto invariably proved advantageous to the pups
committed to his care The System OF Exercises III
the Prince.street Academy embraces the following
branches Of Ed lcstion: Reading; Writing; hrthme
tic; Book Keeping and English Grammar; Geography;
the use of Maps and Globes; Geometry and Algebra.
with their application to the practical branches OF the
Mathematics; Trigonometry, plane and srhericaii
..ensurAtion; Surveying and Gsuglng; Navigation,
with the INSTRUCTION OF the tables annexed; the pro
lection Of Maps and Phnispberes. according to prin
ciples purely mathematical, Typographical and Ar
chitec,ural Drawing; Civil and Military Engineering
Comic Sections; FIuxons; Gnomonicss; Astronomy ,
and Mechanics Conscious Of the extent and accuracy
of his in the branches OF science above enume
rated the undersigned has the confidence to assert that
he IN give instruction them, not superhciaiy, but &C
cordns to principles susceptible Of conclusive proof
inthe rigid language Of irrefragabe demonstration
! Terms Of tuition, and Rules Of the Institution. will
be made known At the Academy
JOHN DEVLIN,
J Alexandra, Dec. Aft Principal,
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CONSERVATION.

DIR. TH.aYBOLD'S Oriental Specific Remedy
fos Consumption in It's last 'Sage! .also.
asthma. >pitiag Of Blood, andaA pulmonary
diseases-as ShortneSs of Breath, Pam IN fts
Breast, Debility, Want Of Appetite, &c &C.
TISnI> Medicine Is an extract from Herbs, Roots,
i Plants, &c, which, in their combination. become
bssam TO the diseased frame; and is never tsiling
remedy for that worst OF all DESTROYING and ravenous
comprehensive CoNsUMPTloN!!-ss many hund.
eds of persons have certified
PHILADELPHIA, April 1e, 1882 :
Spruce street, near Tenth )
SIN Being extremely reduced from he contraction
of cons,,mptive disease by cod, wet, and neglect
was strongly recommended to use your Oriental
Specific Remedy for Consumption" and was at length
Gail other remedies having failedl induced to try it,
and Judge my establishment on its first aPphcauon'
,houyh feeble, weak, and sink in FAST and scarcely
able TO assist myself in few days was enabled to
take the air; IN three weeks was new beings and
am It this moment totally relieved from ell debility,
ard nrge,ful Of the past except the gratitude owe
you, winch thus willingly and unrequlted express,
hoping YOU will not fail to make my case public
/ am, sir, yours truly,
JAMES ALLISON.
nr JogN THIYROLp,
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New ROOks.

VTOIS 2 and Boys and Glrl's Libraryi The Com,
forter, or extracts selected for the consolation of
Mouusn under the bereavement OF friends and re-
lations, bya Visge Pastor. Manual OF the Chaldee
Language. containing Chaldee Grammar. Chrestoma'
this, and Vocabulary, with Appendix OF the haoin'
meal character and style, by Elias Riggs u: pr.
Alexsnder's Annals Of the Jewish Nation. Kel'h's
Signs ofthe Times Dr. Chalmers Political Economy.
Reports Of Cases argued and determined nine Gour.
Of Kings Bench, by George Haule and WIN Seiwyn;
six volumes, condensed into TWO. by Theron Hetcaif
Esq price in full law binding $40. " This edition.
in two volumes. includes all the Reports OF the Eng
Gsh edition in six volumes, nothing being Omitted
which can be made applicable to American practice
The table of cases and the original paging, are pre-
served throughout"
The Library of Entertaining knowledge, Parts q
aud S Paris and its Historical Scenes the Revolution
oflS3O; embelIshed with ensraVlngs
The Swiss Family. Robinson; or adventures OF va
,b.r mother and four sons in y desert islandi with
notes of reference from the seventh London edition.
Ca,mu,'s Dictionary Of the Bibles few more copies
received WM. NJ hon"'oN'
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Dyspepsin.
JAMES ALLISON
Dr. JOIN THArBoLD.

nR THAYBOI.D offers to the public the BILIOUS
IL rRFVEN FIVE, as a most powerful anlidole Tor
DYSPEPSIA and all organized arrangements OF the
diee tvs system Time and space forbid here an
of all the various cases OF cure suifice II
10 say that os It is wholly extracted from natural We
&c able productions, innocent as 1t IS sure IN us
effects 1t is wed knows to have restored, IN few
days strength and vgor the angud lirnbs' steady
ing the paisied hand and fsuterng tongue, and I'M
parting h. ath and tone to the debiii,aed stomach.
GEORGETOWN, (Bridge Sly ID. c. Nov ii, 1859
SIR ! do, with the greatest gratitude and ss'sisc.
ton give you liberty to make my case public so that
those lsborinr under similar comp ains, may have an
opport, n,ty of being relieved was severely ahi'ct
ed Nth indigestion dyspepis. ard dsagreeshie feel
nrs all over for length Of time. snd tried all '"edl
cine tina, could hear of that had relation to my
compIant; but had no relief until accidentally saw
one of DR. This, bo!Ps advertisements; took me bot
tie of his Bious Preventive" and making use OF IT
according TO the directions that accompanied The bot.
tie, am at this time in good state of hesI'h, ard
enjoy myself "eii ever did IN my HE, and think
my SELF new person
am, SIR. your obedient servant,
DIR. TulIBuLD. HENRY bhhEh
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Just Received,

4 FRESH supply Of Juiube Paste. in sheet and
boxes; and Liquuricc Rail, Of the first quality.
On hand,
The various remedies for the diseases of the season;
also, Swaims Panaces, G w. Carpenters medicines
Mesd's Anti dyspeptic Pills, Rns''s do, Buffers We
getsb,e Indian Specifics, Wistar's Cough lozcnges;
together with most ofthe regular fnctures
plssters, syrups, Pills and other compounds in use,
carefully prepared by the subscriber for the use Ut
PLY sciaus, Merchants and private families
For Sale,
pair of Side Lamps, with rehectors and chimnies,
and complete set of Recess C> clopedla
WILLIAM STABLER,
dec 81 Druggist Chemist, Farfsx.st.
(Warrenton Spectator. uniting the Lamps
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NheuM,atism.
DIR. TnLIBJLI

VoHN THAYBOLD'S RHEUnATICIA is q safe,
ID sure and speedy cure Tor the rheumatism, eou''
and weakness of the Nerves.; it has not been known
to fail in many thousand Cases. of the most distress
ing raurc; and has in weeks. restored TO the bu
siness walks of life, patients who had not been aoe
to leave their beds for several years Want OF space
preyc mis- more certificates than the following beng
given; but many others may seen both tor TINS ana
tue first named medicines application 10 either VI
the Agents:
GEoneErowx, water st) d c. Nov ii, 1882;
sm-i have been affected with Rheumatism lot
years and never found any medicine that could afford
me more than momenary relief, until heard OF your
;nvaluabie medicine - Rheumatsc's;" got one DOT
tie and apped it when my hands were so that could
not use them and could scarcely do any thing Tor my
.,If. and BY three applications they were perfectly
.I, ana have not since eh the slightest symptom OF
The ,omnlaint You at liberty sir to make pubic
m, case in any manner you think proper, Tor general
circulation I am, sir, yours, &c.
DR. THAIBoLp. IL w. D"'i
The following persons Agents for the sale Of the
above medicines ~
Bridge street. Georgetown, u. C
LEWIS JOHNSON,
Pennsylvana Avenue. Washington City.
Miss Z. KENNEDY,
King street, Alexandrs. ID. c.
HENRY WEARY,
No. so, Pratt street, Baltimore.
nov 27-w6w
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Coffee, Mo\asses, &c

Sugars, Coffee, Mo\asses, &c
~ iIogshesds2 Orleans, Porto Rico and ST. Croix
~ 40 barrels Sugars
4 boxes white Havana do
50 barrels and boxes loaf and lump do
$50 bags Rio. Laguira and Java Coffee
IS hhds Orleans and English Island holasses
,9 90 h hhds copper distilled whiskey
6 puncheons old Jamaica Rum
Is hhls New England 10
ITO chests, half chests and boxes Gunpowder.
Imperial, Tyson and Young Tyson feaS,
Lewis's cargo
100, 0G0 lbs choice Bacon our own curing
$4,000 lbs yellow and brown Soap
60 boxes mould and dipped Candles
For sale by SAA'L b. LARMOUk 4 Co.
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neniaMiM Y. enNaA
Has lust feceiued-

HtOSHEN cheese IN casks
u Best winter strained lamp oil
Guppowder aud mpe rial tea, in quarter boxes,
Of superior quality
Doxes half and quarter boxes bunch raisns
Whisky in hogsneads and barrels
And on hand, a general assortment OF Gh0CEhlEo
q LIQUORS, as usual. aec ~
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Cash for Servant 9.

VKrE win pa, cash and the highest prices Tor any
W. umbet Of likely Negroes, of both sexes:
janis fhhNhLAN ""'
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WIZ be pubtisheN,

IN the course Of few days '' The Poetical Frag
L men,s Of Pilgrim The work consists of orgi
ma poetry on various subjects 1t is neatly printed,
and will be sold at IS per copy 1t will be for
sale al the different bookstores
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Servants for Hire.
shaving i fancy Hair dressing

TAMEs W. SIMPSON. having commenced the
81 above business on King, two doors above ROYAL
street, begs leave to inform his friends and the public
and hopes by his attention to business to merit por
ton of public patronage. oct IL
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in assistant Ut PARTNER
W,4NTED

.a proprietor OF Country Store in Virgins. in an
ceso n situation for business. desires the servi
well qua fled man, of pleasing manners. strict
and 'ndu strious and temperate habits as mn
atn' OF he would be received Partner, if more
c,,;,I esPeciaiiy If he could bring an accession of
on;,sa onquesnonable recommendations will be re
OScs ans w. over the real name. THROUGH the Post
" maii' postage paid. sn7