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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-01-17

murder Of a most attcCoaa character IL snn-
un4cd 10 have been pcrpelfatOl nsar tila placr ~
sunday Night last Nj. Robert M, Raudoi.Aa MIR
chant, OF Railway, left his residence On sunday
l0th uif. on u Ysltto bis father, who lives IN Nea-
RJOdklyn and from thence visited the haasr Of a
inopd IN Mctucbln, winch Nc LIFT nj 10 o',lo.h M
sunday n.tt al horseback, intending T. sldlt car
= on huuaay morning, COR New o.h. Nj
Randolph nf-eHto Attaining his t1t0as. tSoms OF
~hom hner he bad IA lis o,sessbn about l0ut,etn
h1nited do!aro they concluded TO scour tho woods
tHoash which IN hudlo pnss on his way hone
\ gentleman has just informed US thai IN ssarch-
N; through Dark LAM, the faddle known 10 be
Mr.. Randolphs, was found partially coveted with
leaves anl marks nj blood visible upon il 4 short
distance further, his pnslet book end lupers, togolh
81 with aten dollar bd, were found winch clrc6m-
stances load MS 10 suppose tina, he has been murder
ed aud bis bolY thrown into some one ofthu ponds
adjacent to where the saddle, a.. wee discoye.el.
C1feY0Hdfate NJ He Joa18at Of Camaisrct.
EnwAY.lN. Jl tuesday evening.
Respecting the murder OF Mr. Robert NJ Ran.
doph, of thls place tn excitement grows stronger
and stronger To-day, n, II o'clock, upwards Of six
hnndrtd persals we're securing the woods in the
slcnts of Dark Lane several ponds were drain
Ell or dragged, boat having been procured for the
purposr,) bat no further Developments made up IN
tho Tine Of nay writing this, g O'Clock this eve
ming Oor newspaper here (the Ajvocae) gave
fen hasty particulars, under the head of Post
SCRIPT They were, however, in the main, correct |
tt ID the following additional. The Advocate acco1nt
mentioned that Mr. L ,t the ho Use ola friend at
l0o'elora On Sunday evening, DC. Bot, tor home
be distance from the house to he spot where the
saddle was found, is about three quarters of mile
an1Er Hall, who resides in the vicinity, BON, Ia
the loom at nail paMiea, distinctly heard the re-.
portoi pistol or gun, co,oreI = oman living in
his family heard the same. Alr Freeman ESQ
whose residence is also IN the yi.n,y, with his
family, heard, u. the same hour, n Ike report No
hdmgs have been received from the horse The
suppositon is, however, that ne is in or near New
btunswick rs person mounted passed the toll
house nj Brunswick Bridge at rapid rate late ON
the night OF the supposed murder, the rider refusing
to stop ton his change. The search viii be con,un-
ucd Tomorrow.
Mi Randolph was abou, &c years Of ace,
ana unmarried his family of tAe FIST respectable.
ny, and his peeaeisiy circumstances considered
fair
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-01-17
v VARIETIES.

IA Is VI u IA J. n "a ~.
Z AMP Ill, Winter and f',ll, by tie barrcl
~ = or gallon, al ol.D prices
Rice, new orop. Superior
Rasins, new erap, fr.t quality
on alapdt, tft4e
Pona,ums
Essence of Roses
DO Vioicts
DO Jcssamne
Do Carnations
Do Ciiron Flowers
Do Milliaeus
Antique OIL 6 new Patterns
Cologne Water
Honey do
Lavender do
Bay do
Orange Flower Water
Furniture Brushes aud Paate
Toilet Bottles, 4 new patterns
Fine Gold Beads cut and PLAIN
Bead Needles, best
Magic Matches
Chlldrens Rattles and Ivory Rings
Long and round Bead Purses
Harmonious
Round and Fla, Bead Guard Chains
Hooks and Eyes
German Razor Houes
Contsctions ofSenna and Roses
Do Opium aud Aromatic
Watch Papers
Cut and plain Seed Beads, assorted Sizes and
cd'ers, etc. -lteceived aud for sale BY
Howell DAVIES.
Dec 81 lis
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Fc0M tae v Y tnfyfrao

Ky the Providence Journal Of Tuesday we
learr IN relation to the examination of the Rev
Nv Avery, at Bristol, that the Court decided on
Monday that he should be discharged the tcstimc
ny against him not being sufficient TO justify his
totnuit'al for regular trial.
J0&raGi q. advertiser.
This shon!d, Blu, will not, be solemn lesson 10
the conductors of newspapers, TO AVOID in ,hei. de
sire OF catering for the public appetite for hsr,ors
the publication al untraced ruinors and details I'M.
'pu"ns and seeming indeed 10 prove, guilt against,
any individual suspected Here ia a Clergyman
whom the competent authorities cannot, upon In.
"stlsaion, even find cause TO commit GA suspicion.
whose name Is now circulating throughout che Il :
mon ,eharged-wh all circumsian,iality-w the
deep chimes OF Seduclien and muldor.
On the Petersburg Railroad, few DAYS ags n
party OF gentlemen were transported by a loepmo
I i've engine between Petersburg and Be!feld A dis
lance OF forty miles, in the space Of only two
hours.
The Vestry ofS,, Peters Church ALBANY IN
l., at meet ne held on the 18Th Of December u
UNANIMOUSLY invi,edt the Rev Or Dacachoi o,' Christ
Chafeh, Norfolk to become tie Rector of that parish
FTom The Mr. Orleans Advertiser Der. o.
ThE DgaB.--irac melancholy sssacja,ions ofihe
ATE epidemic, have no, YET been discarded Go,,
our memory. We have noi forgotten that th6s,
OBJECTS upon whom we had lavished the most dctn.
s9re hopes were removed in moment, ere we were
CONSCIOUS ofihc palsying pes,ileuce, which auencl.
ca The spirit AID laid the body lsw
1Li cefeinohles which took place, On yes..rd1v
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TIE LEGISLATURR- letter to the Ed

TIE LEGIsLATURK- letter to the Ed
tors, from m,mber uftne House of Delegates, da
ted SATURDAY evening, Jan. l2th," aoptlzes us Of
the first vote that has been taken on the South Car
DINA resolutions. Mr.. Ghuson addressed the
House on Saturday, in a very eloquent Speech, in
favor of the Report Of the Committee of Il, after
which there was general call for tic question -
The vote was then taken, and resnltcd in the re-
lection of Mr.. Marshalls substitute for that Rcport
by vote of 81 to 10" Mr. Brown Of PETERSBURG
lsays our correspondent will, il is understood 5cr
his Resolutions on Monday, as a substitute for the
Report of the Committee, and my impression is
that they win be carried
The same paper also informs us, tina, the petition
of the citizens Of Lynchburg and Campbell, rela-
tive to the road ON the margin Of the Canal, through
the Blue Bdge, has been referred TO a committee
and bi drafted, ard that no doub, is eA,.ftained
OF its passage.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-01-17

" oraer to give her
&c :. ~ ''''', '''' 10 Keep her man..
.,;s..,,, st.',.' '' ,''' &c ''' as it ma d..
| 'e'''' a'e'y approved by "a.
''''"' 10 a',''''oh'hen' as the alla,,.
N''7o'"''o'' u inc ohion-and lhty e..
y o''''''' H''' '"'' '''e'f demands viii be l..
''"s'' W % 'o's a. "'e9 pay the bully and h..
S"''''a oi"ef sections OF the Cnion have a..
eS'' % NC JeoParu'zea, preJudleeS to be Con-.
'' ''e'"ss 70 DC S''''i'ed' as well as they whall
assume airs OF superiority, and afIre, n
ever their equal, ia every thing Win, @'of II
re,neet able or o,,,,,,,,,.;,;.. ''es M
"''f5'' Let
'o'''' i''''' 'nee' aeSeent from fber ell,
and consent /" reason wioh taefr brethren
oftlneatcnirz them with r-.assf,,,.,.... ai
tn carry 81 i,..., os#,.,.,t. '''" aa5At
w IN haHfs al
'"''' " nv 'H'sa''f rs 'loSa as'Gst whom ,l,
P'ier oiiets u 'h3 bsali" a. ii.,.tal
we haze ~ Iop1, thar ~ ~ .,,..,, -. '
Il, - :, -, . .,;.t - ''al -
" '''''''3 nf tais
! s''''' M 1Nei'a2 question winch re.sona.
Die ana patriotic n1sn Should ask OF pr1n, ;,
BraGrs, OF Rhode Tslanl, in Or je, 10 d;,,,...5.,
"' "7'A lave
'" ''''"''' '''''y nlSth!'o itidN, particularly IN
the South, r.lai,ye 10 the unequal ;nd ounce.
o,crs,i,oe -, '''t
limitation
- "'' s'''''''eo, VI me II OF L. Tn sui,5a.
co preamble and Resolutions, which, afer b.,,
read, were sd on tie table Thew ean,o,
elicit n fund of ,n,e,as,;,l. t..... .l.I,
" -
...ss' - ~" - u ''i'''54, d iaalI.
~ P'p'e'"'te
UtetcaS, IL has been ALLEGED IN s.a..,,.,...
made in this House by members there anal, -
where by others that The povrf oiven h. C,,,,,...
by The Constitution, 10 Law rnd collie, spli,s IT,,
post on goods, wares aud merchandise ,oro,od
into the United States from ioreion coonif,,s h.
been, and now IS uneaualy uni,lsllv. and t,qa,
'nirsiy exercised 10y the mnlo,,rv thereof, ,baib,
such in justice aud tyranny so exercised The uro,,,
IN certain States of,he Union called bv ,h,n.
selves the ~ n,aen STATES arr sricvals'y cp,,es-
scJ, and compelled, ruinousy 10 themselves. 10 p5v
annun'ya great amount Of money over and abey.
their far and ratcabls portion oil sub tintirs that
they have ALLEGED o1o, io:h within and without
these walls, the people of those States have ben
and now arc compelled hv the ,espo,ir ,xercjs, 81
the power aforesaid to ray annually a heavy ..
mount ol money as duties, imposed on their staple
PROJECTS cotton rice and tobacco when exported
from these States In inre-n countries md
that RS they have often ALLEGED. moreover, on tAe
door, and lately have, by pubic missionaries. in
ono of those states proclaimed to the people of dat
State, and of the Urit,d States, that those great
suns of money so nnnstly exacted and ,xtorct
from them IT'S aforesaid for duties both on then nv
ports and exports, ore by the d'spollc exercise Of
row trS Iis,r ped by Congress lavshcu in Duua,irS
gwen by tyrannlca ma ority of that Congress 10
manufacturers IN the Northern, and cspscallv IN
the New England States, and in expenditures an
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tins Union Of rs awn acsor5 III Same noser
eiaeh int IL toseiber caa uusatf. The same
fot5'ei'y wh'ei' torncd tie links OF the linton Is
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consent has been obtained an arenr, to d,s5oIce
the Gat"a or obs,rnct the efficacy OF ns constIto'
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t'''' "'' P'''' VI '''a ''d H'''e
Rights c'erd-the conservative principle of tie
" VIZ ''''" l" one
9ort, then, Secession is tbs Hartford Convention
doctrine hhoe the true State r. sh's doctrine of
"a the H~ttf,,rl Convention1,,s oush, no lono,r
% 30 -, s,,,d;,,, ,,,.L ,,r ,,.,..J,;,. , r..
~ 'i'i'''''''" anu "''a'aee'
~ W o7 o'''o' "aan' !" was treason then, 1t IS
treason now.
Time Vas, .oo, AMI tia, no, v;rv lon, -, % vbrn
the c;,1n,oJ mr.. ,.;,,, .ol,,.,.
'''' o"'
s''' W ANN '' "o'u ana a"c'f'"e' asserted, as
NC now dohat the theory State interposi;ior, as
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-01-17
THE" PEACEABLEp REMEDY.

The New York Journal Of Comniarcr, of Jan.
H. informs us that twenty-one 81 FOUNDERS were
pat on board vessels bound to Charleston, for the
oeneht and behoot ofthe nation of South Carolina
Tho journal adds" a shpnen, of small arms
was mode u few days since iior the same destina-
ton"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-01-17
1ysso.uson e.msi,a.ion was san,e.i b. ss.e 20

tsa.voon ee.nsi,a,ion was earr,e,l b. se.e o. %
to 81, tight abs ni.cs
On the rcveipt ofiht ifsr itat.en, whieh was no
made by the Senssc, the estgynen cfihe cty tar
teen in number, Joined IN letter both HOUSES Ut
the legislature, which they conelaied b. saying
that 10 view Of the opprs,ioa wtieh iIc .ai.
p,cymen, Of chspsaias by tho Legislature as .ae'
win, within few Year, past, tie unpleasant d.
eussions which Il has necasohed and which NJ
protnbly no renewed from year b. year, hey be-
lirve They ~l, best advance the interests otfcas on
by respectfully asei.siBs the invitation.
TINS ,eibr YVES received on Ssiupisy. and Of
aon.lly hill WAS introduced INTO the AsacH,iF
for repaa,n..el TIM, par, Of the revised statutes 81
tAc State, winch refcrs to the empfnyi,snt 81 thHP
lains by the Legislature, and |, posad a'noa IN
m-diaesy by vote or l1l To- ll,h,tlesn avsen'
Tie Scna,e lave no, acted on II.
1 lTafing,on, I'm ~ - h animal tam NJ r.
Es,r rat NJ Coupr Of the Unhei State aeatpesf -
| ON Monday next MI Justice Thompson Ia
lbecn herr soet w-cke, Mr justice Mai,eau .or 81.
fveral DAY., nnl Sir. Justice story at1Ved OF
Thursday Naf. NJ
Tho nprfnasisn Of uen,or Crng n Is 3uWeV6f
Of the port Of New YORK, rtee N. NJ Naaa, lcslga-
I'd, andof Enos !. Throop, 10 he Nasa. Officer iol
the same port, were confirmed by the seuaio Of the
United States on Thursday las. II.
F.om the Legislature of Poptsyl'ana "e earn,
TINT on the Oh lns,aot, another Us1tt .ssiGi 81
temp, wos made tn choose Senator OF tna CaHed
States, 70 @Iocoed Mr. Dallas. Two Ypiings were
hsld, .l.o ,esull of each of which was eAac'r r.
f.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-01-17
Ham ~ b ~ Etea.rs GBseile.
l.La.A4.I IlltHE4eld. L.. Eall7L


R4Wt>eroN, De -, 1892
Dan Sla=-You ,ave NY laaah. Tor hn evening
rDzeite OF the 22i Instant, Containing staiemcn,s
OF yot,ts, upon the aeetu,, he'd in Boston, to RS.
nnud 10 jhn Pffsionl's Proclamation. and at which
e1oe rnD.tis Of yours contrasting the expcditneg
o. TIN meeting t,e'f ailu r.ercnrc 10 the purpose
for when i aaa Adea 'ohseaed appear TO have
bee n'efaepis ~ ia digestion that iiey wme
No' IA order anu End on 'he pepper a manuscript
ioq,'4y by gol Of m o,dn.on, upon tho pom, OF
eidee
RH'4 al o-.,r j.lct IN different assemblies
Th-agn p'a4rd IN orc principe, they are 9Th
b #uutf-s Dir. r. is I believe Rule OF Or.
d.t e4siu 4Hze tY nv ~ Asssachusttt3, that 20
sua ..t'shdt uc douat,d IN Town Meetings, unless
II be na,hed IN the Warrant for the Meeting. II
Int rule was in force a, the meeting which yop
attended then should incliuefn the opinion, Tint
Il eeesiida Is 70 the cxfedency Of the ncctln: was
to9 lai", atd therefore not IN order. Sail should
ha.e dce uici il raAer question Of f,r n than Of
sf'l lance ahd liza, Resolution might have betn
uii. 81 by you us-.-Resogei, tl1t II IS incxpc-
i,sal Tor this meeting to express any opnien with
. .a1 70 Inc Proclamation OF the Pres drri # the
tnael stats. Ndm observations h tn, effect
wtts sc,I deserving Of conslderatiot. P,dbably
those who eaileJ ihe meel!n, tlou ,ht II gpoI pol.
,cy
. coteb, ere she change, the Cynthia Of the
m,nulcp
The principles Of the Proclamation, are of the
lIlass hat psfl5A III the u5oe.
aIQ, seIY respectfully dear sir,
Inur ff.Itntu often,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-01-17

AMP OIL 100 gallons real Wiitor
IA Sperm Oh; just received and for sale by
d. r, LYMAN.
Nog. u
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-01-17

Csarfcyg 81 EnrYaies In.he Memoirs Of Gen
Maeumb aeiy published nm incilsn, is rcla.tai. 10
show the ,ui, Of courtesy an1 nuiu Il ftlma,nn,n
which, after the battle Of Piat'sfprs, prevailed h.-
tween the American u1d Brush 0iht,rs -
It sorvah, Of u Eiilsh Adiifant deserted ,c
our side, With hls masters lsNae, clothes nui mo
ney. On bciuS brought To Head Qnarlsrs. and ,t
amlned, he confessed that all the articles were sir
len General Macomh Immediately ordered ~
Lieutenant Riley TO restore thcm While IN the
act fdc1vcrng the property, al the British camp,
an American deserter arrived, with General Ma
Combs chatser, fresh stolen i,on his stah1s The
charger beng recognized by Lieutenant Riley. VA
promptly given W, the British bcln. qleas,d w,tli
an opportu1i.y, 80 singnlary presenied of seeipro
eating the courteous lioerality to thc,naa.yes.'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-01-17

Care WeH,-Ta.e ala.a saN, dissolve /,
make SIT onE brine, simmer il gu FIRE in which
wet piece OF cloth and apply II s,tcoxxsiyely for
thirty days, and II viii carry ii away laaJ
heard OF this simple remeIJ some years SINCE with
out placing much confidence in It's eihcaty, hut Ia
wing negro woman who had been effected with
che of those tumors for some sane, ,e.efniuel 10
try It, and 10 NY great satisfaction fnd that /. has
elected an entire cure
RICHARD FRANKLIN.
Sumner county, Ten Nov 10 L13l.
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LrsCiinuisG. JAN. Il, 1888.
RIGHT OF SECESSION.

A correspondent ortlc National In,e.li,encer
flfni4hes tl,a .ol.oeiog rgffact
Efi,act ffga fls R.1iRoai EalaAer, .S9b !,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-10-18
Charles Bennett

n a. received nv the Brig Belvidera, from LSef'
f1 pool, and other arrivals
point blankets, oil sizes
iO-4 ia and i2-4 rose blanket.
i2-A 1874 and ~ best family o'anks"
s.4 fine Bath blankets
sho. thread in bales, various qualities
Patent colored and w. B thread
clsrk's Mile. End, London, first quality sp0o' a"0
ball cotton ,,u;a,h
English bl.eI 3 looms. single and double "'d'o
Baises and hsnhels
Ker,eys. drab cloths and au,a,ng'
Cloths, kerseymeres and vestinSs
Black and colored circassians
r"rr,ure csEcoes and dnities. very handeo'oe
A. ,ssortment Of printed and Madras nak"
Blsck Italian er.vsts and sewing al.
NssiDo and eottoa hose, d ~ qssnno
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-10-18
RY GOODS.
Wright & Maddox

WElShS q SMaONOX
fave received, by late arrivals from Philadelphi,
i and New York. very large and general assort'
ent Of
NEW g. HANDSOME GOODS,
apted to the present and approaching seasons They
vte their customers and the public to call and eas.
inc for themselves.
50 pieces cloths, blue, black. ride green, Russell
brown, plum, mulberry, 'caret. olive, drab
Blue. black and fancy colored eassimeres, plain
and striped
satinets plain and striped
Petershams, various colors
Flushings and kerseys. heavy and stout made. for
servants
Linseys, plain, plaid and striped
Rose blankets e. to 1874 very superior
Point and duffle ditto
Green and scarlet freezes and baizes, plain and
printed
White. red. green, scarlet and yellow asnnels
Gsuze aanneIs, extra quality
Canton do various colors
Goats hair and common camblets
Ladies' camblets, beautiful asticle for cloaks
French merinos, superior quality and desirable co.
Tors
English ditto. in great variety
Circassians, well assorted
Black and colored bombazets
French aud English bombssines
Aerino scarfs and shawIs, warranted wool boruers
Thibet shawls, - to i0-4, very handsome
Embroidered shswls, new style
Valencia and Prussian shswls
Satin fancy hdkfs, new article, very rich
Silk do do
Italian lustrir Is (Matteoni's genuine)
Do do co'nred ye,y beautiful
eros de Naples. PLAIN and 6surtd. in great variety
Florences, assorted eolors
Double green and brown ditto. for bonnets
India and satin Levsptines
satins, various colors, plain and figured
Senchews and ssrsnets, uncomnoniy cheap
Silk yelvets, black, blue black, maroon, green,
purple sndbrown, for bonnets
Tabby velyets, various colors
Avery large assortment of super chin'z and low
priced calcOes
Mourning ginghams, handsome new style
Table diapers, 81 to l2-4; damask table cloths
Russia do; French napkins
Irish linens and lawns, very cheap
Linen cambrics and linen cambria handkerchiefs
Checked and striped muslins
Damask ditto, beautiful article for curtains
SWISS anu uoox do, plain ava To-
Grass cloth skirts, new article
Silk and worsted hosiery
Moh,ir, merino and lambs wool ditto
Read reticules and fancy baskets
Super Hoskin and kid gloves
Long and short kid mittens
Fur trimmed and lined gloves
Ponpee and spttslReld haadkerchiefs
Several boxes handsome bonnet ribbons
Bonnet cambrics and reeds
Cut and plain velvet aud other belt r'ooons
Hearth rugs, Aoor and table mats
Fur tippets in great variety ,
A,lof which are off red on moderate and accommo'
ting terms ~
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-10-18
Real Property for exchange OF
CHLE

n.on.rtv distant from his residence, he would sell
.!ss."se for improved him s
" Two story Brick DWELLING HOIoE
"a LOT. in fee simple, on King stree, pess I"
Henry street. occupied BY kr rn,p h S...
A,S corner of Kins and Henry streets sub
lee. to 500 per ,nnum stound rent. not 'o!a ~ q
r...,. 49, or exchanged proposals they will De
Offered It public sale the l!.h day Of November "e1
on terms Ibenl to the purchaser Inquire o.
u" 80 SAMUEL B HARBOUR Co
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-10-18
Dry Goods.

sy BRENT have received. by the
w late arrivals from philadelphia and New fork'
A Handsome Assortment Of FILL q VIM
TER GOODS,
Consisting, in part, Of
s,n.r6ne blue black, Russell brown, invisible
green and mixed cloths; Petersham ditto
BIue black and fancy colored easslmeres
Blue and blue black silk velvet:
nart bhe. brown, cadet and other mixed cassnets
Rose, point and striped blankets
Domestic and other carpeung
Hearth rugs
nlaek and assorted colored bombasets
I'M and assorted colored merino clfcassans
s,ner6ne black and colored French bombazlnes
Rlsck and blue black Italian lustrlngs
Handsome colored gro de maps , -,
Ladies' super black and sss'fteo eo'''e" ~"
Linen cambria hdkfs, . great variety Of fancy
hdkfs ,, ..,v,.
Tbibet wool cloth and merinn hdkis aho SnsW"
4IG64 bobinets and Greeian do ~
Bobinet and Grecisneu quilting
s.ansdown and Valencia vestngs
Furniture prints. q great variety OF fancy 90
DOMESTIC GOODS:
Penitentsry and other plalds sna suIpes
Ned ticks, apron and furniture cheeks
p,.ached and unblesched Canton haanes
Red, green, and drab
brown and blesched shirtings and sheetings
20 bales cotton osnsburgs
.4lso,
p,,,sns. No. I, 2, 8, & 4, Scotch osnaourgs
pe.r. butch, and Russia sheetings
Al Great variety of other articles usual TO DC me!
With in dry goods store. oil OF when vi" DC s''o
low at wholesale or retail.
sept 26-tf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-10-18
" ashington Y. Harper

-vAs received. bv the New York and Philadelphia
II packets. and is now opening large s"a se"e"'
ssortment of
!sLL IND WINTER STAPLE e. FAN.
CY DRY GOODS.
Boupht principally for money, he 10 enabled TO oher
lem to his customers and the public generay low,
the piece or yard, as any house in Washington or
.lexandria. which is selling at small proht Ills ~
nrtment consists in part ofthe following articles winch
lin be kept up by frequent receipts VIZ:
Woolkess:
Blue, black, brown, invisible green mulberry
olive and grey cloths
no,,b,e mijled and corded cassimeres
Fine black ditto for vests
c..s;ne,ts All colors, some very low priced
p.ter,bams Aushings, kerseys and plains
"a "a IO4 la, l2-4 and 1874 rose blankets
Point striped and fancy end a'o. o ,a ssnred do
Figured and plain bsizes and frieze
Plain and striped iinseys
Nerno wool shirts and Guernsey frocks
A large auautity woollen comforts; coth caps
CoIored and white super saxony and common yarn
and worsted
Cotton cords, bangups and beaverteens
Real gost's hair csmbIetsi common 90
uen,s ~hte and colored lambs wool hose
Country knit half hose ,a ,-o,.
ladies' black. slate. fancy and plain e0'0Fed "0f'
sted hose !. IN
Maaeas do DO 90 Wv
snuSSs,, hit. scsr,et and red socks & stock'gs
Cloth piano, table and stand covers tohe"
Hearth rugs aud sheepstin ma"
Merinos:
"a brown, moroon, green, purple. crimson mo
scarlet blue and black a. 1sa, r rood imitation
do do do do
c;-e,,ians and bombazetts. al eoo,'; tartan P.s,o'
SSs..Sns and common French and English bonn
bs.ines, P.nsees. unusually low
Sill Peiuefs:
s"n.r Spured and black do for vesting
Silks:
o< ,;.... handsome staple cold gros de nsps
ALL. White and col'd vatered and plain do
pieces rich coIored poult de sole
Hlsek and blue black gros de swiss
W., ouaiity Natteoni's blk Italian lustring
Italian and English 60 90 -
Is black Italian and India silks
super white, pink. blue, oesags, BLACK ana eS0'