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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-16

WHEAT Straw FOR PorAroEs.--Our readers
may lean tom the following communications TO the
southern Planter, by Dir. Harden, useful
HATS relative to raising Potatoes, particularly those
Intended for early markets. Leaves and some 9TH
er similar litter will answer the purpose. II
Is possible that cedar bushes or branches laid thick
ly over Potatoc beds may be ofserviec. We regard
the experiment detailed by tn DR.. to be an impor-
tdnt one. Farmers should, during the leisure Oh
this month, have ready from the wood many loads
ofledves-[ED.
Ii, says the writer when the corn has been twice
worked over and The ground is very wet, directly
afcr hard rain the surface of the ground be COW
cred toloraby thick with wheat straw II Will be apt
Is proliic very fine crop, W thout farther worn
and the year after it will produce an abundant crop
this however is a busy pat Of the season, when
we have little time to spare.
The best use | have ever made of wheat straw,
nd think it the most profitable use that can prob
ably be made of it, is follows and although this
way ofusn. it is not new, yet many have not tried
The ground being we'll broken up, run it of in
rows of the usual width, just sufficiently deep to
cover the Irsh potatoes, plant them as usual, and
cover hem, Now cover the ground with straw
about three fest deep, and if the straw will not hold
out to cover them all this Deep the dehcien;y may
be made up with leaves. In this way the potatoes
my be planted very early. 1t lis known that VII n
potatoes are bitten by frost, they never DO we'll In
'hls way, however early they are planted, they
wa seldom come through the straw before the dan
ser Of host is over. they should, however, all
Vat IS necessary is 10 cover them over as t'ey
come out with more straw or leaves; the grou'o
beng covered three feet with straw, kind OF nor OF
forcing bed is PRODUCED aud although the tops DO
not come through the straw, yet they arc growing
hnely long time before they would grow II plant
ed IN the comn'oa way Once planted they require
no working or further trouble ; the produce Is as
tpnishing; those who have not tried could MOI DC
I'eve that such bountlful crop ouldbc made with
SO little labor They can be taken away as reqair-
al there being danger Of their remaining as they
are I'LL planting time perfectly sound have no
ucef IN taking up whole square of them TO plan
that did not see one unsound potatoe. IL Is q
common opinion that potatoes will net do well an.
less the planting potatoes are brousht from TIC
north Seed potatoes planted in the common way
lhave no experience Of but if planted and saved as
directed above, We can make and save as good Pc
'a.oes at home, either for planting or eating, as any
part of the world can. Many believe that Whole
potatoes do better when planted than eut potatoes
have tried this several .ines1oth planted as usas
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-16
by FLETCHER & TOLER.

( and with straw have planted one row with Il
| largest whole ones | could fnd and another roI
ofpotatocs cut very small the tops Of tho VIVID
potatoc will grow very large, but never could III
tngush much if any difference in the produce.
have thought the rows Of cut potatoes best but Il
| appearance was SO small that do not feel ccrlai|
II matters not how close the tops Of plants are, so
the roots have sufficient distance. believe IL 4
potatoes were planted directed and covered o|
foot with straw, that another crop might then
planted and covered another foot; and another or
planted and again covered 1oot or so, SO
produce three crops on the same ground; howcy
| thick thc tops might be- the roots would all be SC
arated and not interfere with each other | ha
not tried it but have this fac, 10 support such
opinion; | was planting large patch of potato
and one of my boys stole n parcel; when the wa
was done carried all the hands with me TO a j
tont field; the fellow found his potatoes ,roub
some, yet had no way to dispose of Them and
he passed by shucl pen stopped and pushed
potatoes between the rails into the shucks, who
he forgot them this pen Of shucks was
wanted, It remnincd there without being notice
one day in riding by il, was asonshcd to find
finest polaioe tops growing from between the raj
between two and three feet from the ground, W
nothing bur the shucks to grew in--this is wol
trying.
Now although VIC have, by thus employing d
wheat straw, made the largest crop oflotaioes "
the least labor, yet we have only got part of
benefit to be delivered from the straw. When
the potatoes are removed, if all the straw was
taken away, the ground, from being so long GOV
ed, will be found rich. The quantity Of straw
the ground, afcr taking up the potatoes, il SO gr
that 1t cannot be ploughed one haf or more sho,
be carted away this might be used to cover ano
or crop OF potatoes, Or put in the manure lot Nd
SOW some corn on the ground and turn in the ia
Of hogs. They WILL in searching for the potato
and corn ca the ground. root up the straw
earth ard mix them together, so tina, the plou
will go through it without difficulty this plant
in corn will make such crop as will fully pay
all The labor. The best corn have ever ma
was thus produced But, alas all the gr und
ceiyes from this management this one crop Of ca
takes away The next year, when planted in col
the produce is little better than common. But he
shall we make better disposition OF out straw
IN the frs, place, VIC got most bnuntitul crop
poietocs without the trouble Of working them;
then take away sufficient straw 10 cover nearly HI
as many poaocs for another crop, aud then
ground put in corn W i'll make splendid crop.
RoErRT X. HARDEN.
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POETTCAL.

From Tic Efedcrishsbary A,ena.
We have great pleasure in pres cnting the fol
lowing lines, written by Mrs. SIoouRSrY. IL
1925, Mrs s. visited the grave Of Mrs Washing
tor. md the noble verses, which that visit inspr
cd have been frequently republished, and are ia
,niIiar to our readers. Those that follow are o
kindred mcrit-ake worthy Of the occasion ant
the fame OF the writer.
on iaap,g The Corner Some of the Monument Il
Mrs Washington.
Long hast thou slept unnoted. Nature stole
in her soft ministry, around Thy bed
And spread her verna coverings violet gemmd,
Aud pearld with dews She babe bright summer
bring
Gifts of frankincensc, with sweet song of birds,
Anl autumn cast his yellow coronet
Down at thy fee,,-and stormy Winter speak
IIoaiscly OF Mans neglect.
But now we como
To do thee homage, -mother OF our Chiei -
Fit bomare-Such as honorcth him who pays
Methinks we see thee, as in oJen time,--
Simple in garb majestic and serene
Unaw'd by po mp and circumstance IN truth
Inhexihle, and with a Spartan zeal
depressing Vice, and making Folly grave
I'aon diJst not deem it Won ms par, 10 waste
Life in nglorous sloth, 10 sport awhile
Amid the flowers or on the Summer wave,
Then Acct like the Ephemeron away
Building no temple IN he, childrcn's hearts,
Save 10 the vanity and pride ofllfc
Which She had worsIppd.
Oftie might that clotl,'i
The " Pater Parln '--of The deeds that won
A nation liberty, AMI cartli's applause,
Making Mount Ncrnna's tomb, Mocca-h,unt
t,,,. Il. III
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TERMS.

srFor 81 per annnun', payable In advance. No sub
.r,nt,ou will be received for less time six mont
a. n, parer will bc discontinued but at tho discretion
Che t.itors) until all arrcaragcs paid.
y. ADVERTISEMENTS" viii bc inserted at so cents
.,uare f,r the fret time, aud ~ - for each
ron,pua,ce Those from distance be paid for pre-
= on. 10 er Insertion ~ the payment assumed by some
rrspans,hie nerson in i.ynchhurg.
Al letters aidrc-scJ To the Editors must be post paid
or tIev will mt be attended to.
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DR.. RELIES
NotanicaA drops.

rs one ofthe n,st enscious ~ .ne
terra Ysd,es for tn. of;hat eIsss OF md
..,,es oduccd by snimpure state oftnc o,ooi .,u
habit Of ssy and usually ..s ..an. spss.s
selves IN "s fsser (sven when the bones are
.reags s gpl. .ar s Iss. and eye.
s - children. scuryy and sccrbutc govt. pm
Piled sy ~soh las, sea ss the
,s'sas.n c,,,e when mercury fails. They are also
The and su'smn pby ssi t. eo pay an. sp
A. these seasons of the year They also aid the
process Of DIGESTION and by purifying the blood pre-
vent the secretion Of malignant humours on the lungs
The propriesos confidently relies upon the vast num-
her Of cures effected, by these Drops not only IN pos
ton and its vicinity, but throughout the un,on 70.
best proof Of their excellence as an unfAinS ssI.
dive medicine, in all the cases above speched. nus
article has recently been pronounced by physician
Of the firss respectahlty who had witnessed IT'S sur
nr;sin, ec,cy, as entitled his opinion 10 faSe sae
had all he p9pni ariies. keoyn for i1s GS9s &c e eo
oiaa,. and ndc. Il Is fast gaining this poiht IN
lie estimation t,roughnut the country.
Pri.. 81 a BoHi., or Sir Bottles for -.
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Dyspapsia!
OR INDIGESTION,

nF long standing, and lihs naosi ooslu 1s,as
character aas beea inmediateiy reiiersd ana cJas"
permanently cured in variety OF cases that nav O.
carrcd in Bn,on aadsvicinity by using TOT su, s
DIR. RELIES VEGETABLE SfECiSiC &
.ANTTBILiOUS Pills,
,h of h;eh are TO be taken together, according to
v,lsbe. plain and practical directions, accompany
ing The specii, Price so cents each
None are genuine u,tcss sigaed on ne outside
pr;atea crapper, BY .se SHE Proprietor. h!DDEh,
;ra mediate successor 10 The Tat: DR. ~ Conway TOT
s,,. ~ HE f.onn,inr oom over No SO. Cnurt street,
near Concert Hail. loosonl and also BY his special ap'
no;ntment by WM. STABLER,
.,,5 Fnirfar Street .7eraadric
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-16
Dr.. JEBB's CELEBRATED LINIMENT,
DUMERIES'
EYE WATER.

EN)a sore or ,nhlmed Eyes gives inmsdiate ease
AMI relief TN recent sore eyesthe effect s most
s,atary. WHARF the. complaint has been OF years
sf,o Ing an in 80 ne ex:eedag bad cases. the most
u,,xnsotsI an i.srable relief has been found in the
~. OF thi. Ers yArsa after every other remedy had
f,ilei u,ny persons who have used it. proaounce
the ,e.t preparation for Those complaints they have
ever m i With especially in of soreness or in
inauns,ion afioag standing. Price IS cts bottle.
'.'Noue are genuine uness sisned on the outside
printei wrapper. by the sole proprietor, T. KiDDE,
in n .,ate successor to the late DR. -. CoNwAY-
F,r sale At ais Cou ting Raon No &c. Court st
3,a.sFs Hall, aston, an Also by his special ap
poiatneat,by Wd, SrABaER
apr7 Fsirfir Street, alexandria.
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oo:pf.I eomplaini. without goirg into detail nc
deems il enoughto saw that he has ,ns
mos. ani.bted te.timaniais that it has more
for ,vkieh IL intended fhan any
other popular Medicine .,,;..,;or
This remedy is perfectly innocent IN us ~.
scription of the complaint, &C. accompanying eas1
packet, which consists Of two boxes Oine mo
Eleesuary. Price. Al for the Whole or ~ een's Du'
one ofthe articles is wanted AZ. ,.,.,d.
,,,o,n.r b, .Ie ,o proprietor TKIDDER. immediate
st,eessor 70 he late Dr. W II Conway For sale AZ ms
Counting Room over No. &c. Court street. near 1or,
cert Hall Boston, and also by his special
he ..' "A' ' - WIN. STABLER,
.,,o f;siyflr Street, a'ezaadria
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-16

'svIE above Ointment is recommended to the public
z safe and Certain remer for those obstinst,
diseases some Of which have onI oaf1c1 the skill
Of medical science:
Isl White swe.cgs ofev descriptions
81 Sore legs aud ulcers Of tong standing,
81 Schirrus esoduIsr ,um7rs, particularly hose
hsrdenedtum,rs ia ms breasts, which oftentmes
terminate in liberated cancers;
9Th Fcons; or what sage ne pile know by the name
of catarrlis, Of every description.
5,h Rheumatic pains og,he joiats;
9th spr,ins and bruises of every description, or in
Whatever part situate;
9TH letters Of all kinds. In this complaint the pa.
,ient in applying the ointment, must keep the part
out of water;
9Th Chlblains OF parts affected BY frost
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-16
CHARLES K0ONtS,


Calumet, Chair and Sofa 1faker, King, n.r.A,
to the coraer Of .4tfred street.
MAS on hand, and constantly miauiac; lres +, ,..,
IN raj assortment of
CABINET FURNITIrRr
Which, for elegance and durs, .y ,Iefe, c.na.,;,,
isstock. generally cons SIS q:
Grecian and plain sosas, criches aud loaures
Mahogany and all kin'is Of lrlg'ug.rooa cnai.,
Grecian. winged anil sngiewlriro5es
Pedestai-end iidcsosrls With N ,ro tops and roo,
Gothic ana yarious other ditto
Pier tables, with mlr,it s1d n,hnglnytons
PiiIer aud block lining. card Aui orcaksssttab,.s
do Claw do do do do
Plain do do do do. d.
Centric or loo 1,
Frenchaai vsriou other bureaus, with and viii,
mirrors
Ditto workstands and mrsic stools
Dttoaad sentlcIncl's sbinet. secretaries snd a.,
cases
washstands. with marble and MAHOGANY tops
Richly carved and plain mahogany, bird eye, AMI end
maple and common beaisteads
Cribs, cradles, ,shsyingjo po s5le,..
and every other article in the cabnetIine.
LfKEH7sE.
Mahogany OF various kinls, steam sawed, curl g..
shaded veneers, copslvatnsh, acking bottoms, cOB
B305, MArca A53ss,Sc.
The above articles will De disposed offor cashier,
punctual persons on the most liberia, terms.
A very extensive patronage from washlng,oninl.
to say, that viii ieiver furniture to any pg
cfaserin that city free ofexpence.
Turning & Caring ereculed IN ttebestmaapr
may 20
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mr. RELFE's ASTHMArIC PILLS,
~ To THE LADIES!

ZyS, IRE aud SOUND TEETH are both an orna'
w nent aud blessing. The best S curty for
their advantages is to be found in the use ofthe
british ANrISEPrIC DENTRiFICE.
rh,.very e,e, ,ot ro,,h P,s,er with A very little
use. err ics.cs tn. Surcy i. tks Gunss. and prevents
the accumulation IF Ttr. which not only htackens
but ioosens the teeth and acceers,es their decay
The Ueutriiee thus removes tie prsrn6ng causes 81
mss of hs Guns, and renders Me Teeth beautifully
,gii.e Price so cents,
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~ TO THOSE AFFLICTED WITH
CORNS.

0nuE celebrated .AaBION CURN FL.aSu En- ="
fords .astant relief and at the same time dissoives
and drawss Corn out ROOTS without the 'eaS'
pain. ,,,, co,nu nm
their feet do certify, that have used the o'on Corn
pS,.,.r with conpIete success Before had used one
bn1 Il completely cured Corn tchtea bad troubled me
q, ,,anv veors make this public for the benefit ct
t,hose aiioted with tina. painful complaint.
Flushing, L. I Feb 2S. "h' SaA"'
Price so Cents q Boz
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Notice.

v5SHE undersigned takes this occasion 20 MORN "'
I friends aud the nu.ic that he has taken the
.ssarn HOUSE formerly occupied by Stross
ss&4l3Ih ther, willis mson. and Barnard nus =
sYf5isS3 large and convenient Establishment.
well calculated for III. accommodation o.
all persons, and particularly for nriyate fam.iies
TO those who may think proper to patronze i'im ~
his new vocation the undersigned can ssfeiy offer one
assurancethe effort to please The house VIII DC I'd
future known as the AMERICAN HOTEL
,JS0. u. MCCARTHY. 4
Washington City sep, IL d
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-16
REMEDY FOR
RNeumatisM.

SNiE exsraaiafing pain the decrepituds and de.
Il focn;ty, AMI the premature old age. which are
TIA. usual Attendants Of this disorder. suffered by
m NV fro, despair ola cure, disappointment in the
e:ac, OF the nun pretended antidotes used to
e,r.;t this purpose. But those who have made fair
trialo
even in cases Of long standing andofthe most severe
chscacer have received certain relief and many have
been ired in few DAYS, in "a hours! asa num-
bsr OF persons in Boston and vicinity, who were for
o, rly affected with the 4heum stsm, have very fully
e,or. proving III. thorough and surprising cures
b. m :,as OF tas powerful L'niment, in cases where
oh r approved appii;ati'n, had utterly failed The
ii ,msnt is ais, asel with tor Bruises. Spraias,
N,n,nsss. s,ifaess oftas Joints, Chioains, &C.
Prise, 50 CTS. 4 bottle,
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Office ofH,e Ches. s, Ohio Canal Co.
WAsuIyGToN. November %. 1882.


NOTICE is hereby given, that an ,nstalment OF two
IN dollars and FIFTY cents per share, tbeing the 'ist
siment every share of stock in the Chesapeake
and Ohio Canal Company, required to be paid on The
2d day Of February nex'; further sum OF two dol.
lars and fifty per SHARE ibeing the SD install.
nent,) the 18Th day Of Februar, neat; further
sum Of two dollars aud fifty cents per share tbeing
the SD initanent.) on tbs first day OF Hsrch =
aud further of two dollars and fifty cents per
share, (belg tie Saith instamen,) on hr l5h day Vi
sisrch next whicn nstalnients must be paid TO the
credit the Chesapeake ard ohio canal Company to
the Cashier or p,her officer Of either Of the following
Banks, VIZ
The Branch sank Of the United States al Washington
BaLk of " ashlngion.at do
Patriotic aux, do
Bank Of the metropolis, do
Farmers and Mechanics Bank at Georgetown
Bank OF Alexandria at Alexandria
Bank of Potomac do
Farmers Bank of Alsx'a do
IIaserstnwn sank IN iagerstown. Md
Branch .! the Valley Bank in Chsr!estown, Va.
And the B.snch of the Valley Bank in Leesburg, Va
BY order ofthe President aid Directors:
JOHN p iNGLE,
Clerk Chesapeake and Ohio CsnalCo.
nov S0-wtl5ihSar
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Notice

.Setice
To the Citizens Of this place and The Public Ge.
morally.
sosT,s, Passengers for Baltimore,
NSs;;sSsr sss2 S care respectfully informed that
t 100 ses. they secure their passage to
Baltimore BY the 9, IL or O'Clock
Line If Cosches from Washington, by taking seats in
Alexandria at Ie wtons Hotel, and leaving in the 4
8, 9, 10, IL or IL O'Clock Boats for Washington.
there will be Coaches the wharfto convey them VI
to the Stage 0ffi:r without any extra charge
BY this arrangement passengers cannot be dissp.
ooin.ed Exira Coaches furnished for private parties
1t all times
Fare to Baltimore 50.
P.s. Nine o'clock stage By way of the Rail Road.
THOS. s. BLACKBURN.
m.v fA-dtf Agent.
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Cabinet, Chair, and Sofa hlanul.c

tory.
lanes GREEN aSinctmakcr,- hasonhard,r
% will constantly keep at his old stand on Rcy.l
st., Alexandra, G at the corner oflGth ST., Perns,
vania, Avenue Wsshington-a general assorlmer, =
the mos,fashionab!e and durable Furniture ,vlirhb
will warrant equal, ifnot superior in quality, ;en
ever oGerc lin the District:-Consstingi part, -
Grecian, winged and plain wardrobes
Gothic, pedcsts lend and plain sideboards
Ditto, with celiarettsand mar icslabs
French and plain bureaus
Dressing do with mirrcrs
Ladies and &c ntiems ns'secretariesa san to0les.t
Pier,a5leswith marble aud rahcSanyturs
Pilierandclawdining,b reak!astsre csrdtablc,
Plain do do do co do
Ladies workstsnd
SI,syng andcandl 90
Wash,tandssithnar and mshogsnvop.
Grecian Sofas
Mahogany chairs
Mnsic ,tnoIs, ,idctts cribs, rsdles
Portable writing desks&c
With r1iissortmentof bedsteads o!te!h
arved mahogsn any maple aud stained woods, a..
which WILDE soldssiow for cash as they car be PSI
chased oft hes amequalitya tany other rnanutseiey
n the Union. ALSO,
Rnassortmen ofStDomi ngo and Bay Of Hondurl
Mahogany, = Partof which is suitable for handr,l,
steam sawed curl and shaded veneers, copai Va,
nish of,supsrtor quality. sacking bottoms CORDS.
TURNING AND CARVING,
Handsomely executed nS,6
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@ousrtisett5snt.

10 THE ASTHMA TICS CONSU.UPIIVE
1NHE most prevalent and fatal ofali the Diseases IN
cident to civilized society-the Consumption
mar generally be traced TO the least alarming OF sor'
iers, ,lgM 5,l neg ieccd Cold BY estimation It sp-
,e,rs tina, one auaied and fifty thousand persons die
,nnualIy of the Consumptia, Most Of thesc dread
nj results NAV be attributed to common Colds, and
negligent treatment of the harrassing Cough that se.
,ees,y ensue~, which is usually followed by difficult
hr.s,hns pain in the side, and at last ucersted lungs
Violent anil repeated as,hmstic attacks also or's on
Consnnptive symptoms. One ortwo dollars expend'
ed in the pnrchHse of
DIR. RELIES ASTHMArIC PILLS,
anil little attention to their timely administration,
viii usually ensure mitigation Of these disorders and
,snsr,I;y effect a cure. The Pills are also an easy
and erec,us, remedy TOR the symptoms preceding aad
accompanying the .qs,hma a,d Coasamptoa; : Cuias
Co,,ls, Difficulty Of Breathing fighfnsss aid Vraes
I'VE ,cross lie hsst Paeeziag PAN IA Ns Side s't'
.ius of BioId &c Few cases Can nocur Vi an OF ms
c,aS of is,rersiu VIII CHI the prcaasers Of w Refes
p;;Is viii, not iiad rich return for their ia ~ sx-
M ;nre. Pr Fa,ie Poxes. 80 PiR,, Dolkir;
f{,ifdiii :, 70 Pills. 50 Cents
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GROCERY LINE.
New Classical aud Engiish
aCADEMY


TIME Subscriber respectfully announces to the in
habitsnts of Ale xandra, that he has this day open
ed Classical and English Academy, in the house re
Gently occupied by T. Vowel. Esq. on Water st.
The undersgn ava Is himself 1.-THE present occasion
to saw that he designs to establish himself permanent
" in this place. AMI to devote his undivided time ard
attention 10 the arduous aud important duties OF an
Instructor of Youth The most approved and efficient
system Of education will be adopted and ever, meals
empIo, ell to promote the improvement Of his pupils
which much experience Teacher has suggested
10 ann as most conducive to that end The discipline
will b. mild and invariably enforced The course Of
studies will comprise the Greek and Latin Classics the
French Language, and the Mathematics, With their
most useful sppc tons to practices besides the Gle
mentsr, branches Of an English Education,
Terms of admission and hours Of attendance made
known on application at the Academy.
u. !. CROSsIN. !.
Reference 10 respectfully made to Taylor, Pey.
ton thompson, Daniel bryan, and WIN. L. Iiodgson,
Esos ian 7-dlwh eoH
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UMinn Tavern

AxsA The subscriber respectfully informs
HMsSs te his friends and the public generally that
wMssS IS he has removed from Union s'-eet to Far
a fax street. between King and cameron
Streets and near the Market. where ladies ana Zen
his Est,blishm.nt Is we fitted up, and furnished suf
fcentIy to render comfort to those who may please
to ps,ronize him.
lie has excellent S7aBLIiG for twenty "r thirty
Horses, for which his charges will be moderate
Gentlemen can be furnished with OYSlEh SCi
PERS in private rooms or otherwise, as he mas MS
Oyster Establishment in complete order.
lie can also accommodate ten or twelve boAho'
Frs, by the week, month, or year, at reasonable
prices.
Ills BAR IL furnished with the best Wines and VI
quors the place will afford
Rcins thankful for past favors, he hopes, b strict
attention and moderate charges. to share part VI
public patronage. JAMES aoh"iS.
ian l5-on
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-16
DIX RELIES AROMATIC PILLS,
FOR FEMALES!

1DHEy purify the blood, quicken its circulation, as
u sist the suspended operations of nature, and ere
general remedy for the prevailing complaints among
the female part Of society 1hey Pills are par''1E"TN
.fcacious in the Green Sesaess, Patp;tnton Of the
Heart Gidainess Short Rrecih Snsing oftae Spirits
Detection and Disineiinaton TO Ererc.s: and Society
Married ladies will find the Pitts equally useil except
in cases Of pregnancy oaea they must not 6e tafen;
neither must they be taken by persons oil hecuc Or
consumptiye habits. Price 81 SO box