Phenix gazette. [volume], December 06, 1832, Image 3

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I. , ia public and in private, as any one
’ * ,n this na ion since ihe revolution
* • ", Kjve produced a pause of doubt—it
I'' w* l*c» » PMW-Wtollwr the jje
;.:rran„n of the great and pure l aroliman
; ; : i uiI1 Even then, however, the ex
* *wr ,, {fouled br the letter ito-lf. of the ori
' Kandolpli’s distrust of Mr. Lowndes,
„ r..al or supposed against himself—a
~ ^aj—would have disarmed ! is cen
;'jt 'now that this same John Randolph
. {. ^chased with a price—that the railer
‘ 1 -tunve j-bs and patronage, has pock
• iu' even the semblance of service-* ten
• avails of the most op n and baref» • d
. :v' w a m our annals—Wat the cynic has,
' ' a.MC of an outfif and a salary, t>- n
| ; o the sycophant - that the Juhn A’« »
' itty should presume to speak of
. , ij(,w‘„des. of S. C. as “a pimp and a py
" .. ) »• the wageti «*f ambition,' is
i j uu't*er of special wonder on ins own »c
. b it. as regards the enduring reputation
\j‘ i.,,«rules, •»[ entiie insignificance.
(a'ounitlan>t the Hkig*.—Among the
. of the " big Ministry, was to clothe
0 l uanell witl» a silk go* n—in other wunis.
^lS, hims serj-ant. But he does not rcq- i e
'Vt hi kind. He is now addressing a **•
letters to the ttvforiners of England, in
1(. [.jshes the Whigs with meiciless -ever
\Ve quote the following paragraph as a
Speaking uf the pledge of the Tory
v ,.rv shortly before it went out of office, to
,. i„.:„nd a new lury Bill—wind* pledge, he
' , >u, Knewd o» t ie Whig Ministry, but
been viu'a'rd - be * ; vs:
S>«lain i' convinced as l am that tire
)!i\mu*-sat n.M.'i. t!ia if Lm d Lev ism. Gower
• lined ia *ffi e, • w mi I ijv.mwabfj
leemrtl the pledge—and ’hat wp should have a
.Hi!, now the ia*- in Ireland. I never
7 ; •vidleman in ire in, a pa1 tie of violating
. I ,;*e. cull I, »ril r rail' IS 11 » |sn:i u""u
j j, in ;k * t v. a lorv, a id l urie* h ive many
tr.ius ("idtii-al Gult* —but Men Fo re are
,.,t them, gentlemen imap.tb*- id violating
V „ul m» h ii only u/ttr genuine ff'/iig
Hi /,> • r i>,)t( like n Ml'iphtced mi l-alone,
i,, ,..|it .• it ui'is.ting »i ius falsehood as
/'.nr itself > and fmrwa'd Lmd Anhmp,
,m* kirn v whether you be* not a Whig of
., You ue on trial b-fore the R eforto
, i,i |{ it., n, mid 1 defv you t<> deny any of
: > i r'ttiin* tl mv statement.’*
’ ci /'■■'' r >f ikt In fi'-innj — Fl.e mdepen
i eel tue Jidiiiarv has a way* and every
eiwen consider.*1 a 'natter of prime luipor
i) in st-cti'ing the «lue administration of jus
Y \ co'iirarv toad reason and the results
..I i! t-\;h-it. n e, the Convention which has re
c-m'Iv be it sitting in Mississippi to revise the
l .siirmion of that Mate, has introduced a pro
' - *n foi the election of Judges by the penplc!—
hi this shape the Constitution has passed; and
n ut is worse.it we may Credit the l* irt G il
mii Watchman, it is not to be submitted to *he
[***ple foi their rejection or approval! The Iti
e>;!> N. C ) Register, in alluding to the piovi
'"it above mentioned, asks. — “Can the scales
,f !»e expected to remain “ in equal ba
r e 1‘tnig,*’when those who administer the laws
or to cn»er the political arena to electioneer
u their oflices:*’
l ie Merchants are rarely wrong; they calru
•»*e better than pnlim ians; and as we predict
i a few weeks since, live threat of nullilii atton
a-ha’I an irlhience on commerce. The Au
;i-’i (i—».; Courier of the 26th ult *avs—“In
^-etjustti-of the recent movement* in South
F> ' a. Savannah is expected to be an iinpor
^ [Hirrthts season, and rumor must be very
i.ittju!r, if arrangements are not now pro.
• g, which ate to make it so.**
• t N\-.v York Enquirer savs—
“We iearn Irom a source entitled to confi
> • '.V \li. Speaker Swenson is to go to
.■in.!. Mr. l.ivmgston to France, and Mr
'Mine to be Mbs ..ted to ilie Sutei'ep.irt
lt is also rummel, but not on the same
•Mity. that Mr. IV.lias will go into ihe
* i-:'» Department, atol Col. R M. Johnson
■ .q.r mv as Postmaster Gtneral.”
Ar.y ft t\t—The Charleston Mercury
"li en (ui'i,sheil with a letter trom K- v West,
Nuv. Hih, from which ttie following in.
i, gathered.
l a* hue been m mv shipwrecks on the coast
I he jwiket Kentucky, with 8‘H) bales
"a Spanish bug; a schooner witti manv
"Her4. am! a pot turn of the Glasgow’* cot
■ lt<* <»f t've list. Also an Kngli-h brig with
i nar.il sugar, one of the crew of which i* dead,
' j I th-rest sick; and another Spanish bug
• i'-ir k v 15, ay tie, with logwood, mahoga*
a;n| some fi'iy inferior Spanish paintings;
A si brought >o Key West and sold
J *c' part o| (tie Pulaski's goods had Oeen all
r );;ht to Key West.
1 >e M-'tto wa* sent up the coast for the relief
i'i distress, ami no salvage to be de
‘ -r'l. Si? returned with the crews of the
a,'d Spanish biigs, and the passenger* of
li,trr» “ho alone required aid, tlie others
■' ns '‘distance already.
v / tr * —An inquest was held on
> atieruu in in the Walnut Street Prison,
'• body of a mulatto man, named James
";'n- 'ntpnced for larceny—ar.d retu-ned a
r,,;»t the deceased came tohis death bv a
m il m s*de, caused bv a case knife,
, , . S!,,:' of \\ illiam Gordon, also a mu'at to,
1 o.\ cr,n\ict. In the course of the inves
a number of witnesses were examined
‘ *'T' testimony conspired to sav,
-if, u,'s^a'‘ «*'ening. the 27th uIt.• a short
‘<.rltle.v ''ad been locked upin their sleep*
^>r *^e 'dght, Gordon, who is rep
. ' '' ■* n,Jarrc!si*me fellow, was silting by
1 the fire-place, cutting his tobacco, when the de
ceased approached the fire-place to light his
pipe, and in so doing brushed against G., who
commenced a quarrel. At length deceased told
G. if he would put down the Knife, he would
flog liim; G refused, and with »he knife in his
right hand, rose and menaced the deceased, who
suddenly seized his right wrist, when a scuffle
ensued, and G. s ipping the knife into his left
hand, drove it to the handle in his antagonist's
leftside Deceased fell, and exclaimed “1 am ,
cut!” Medical assistance was procured, and
he lingered in great pain till about 6, A. M. on
Sn unlay. Knives with points are not allowed
to the prisoners, but the one used, was ground
down In an another prisoner, of whom G. bor
rowed it fora domestic purpose. The deceased
is the third person G. has assaulted and wuiund
ed 'ime his conviction;but the first where death
has ensued from his attacks. After a post-mor
tem examination, Drs. Bache and P.incoast were
of opinion that deceased came to his death from
violent inflammation, caused by the wound; but
i tI.**v believed that nine out of ten persons stab
bed might be saved. G. confessed the crime,
and said he was very sorry for it.—Phil. Chron.
^COMMUNICATED. J
Mr. Snowden — Your correspondent ‘‘Union,”
who, I suppose. i* a Merchant, must be very im
perfectly acquainted with the habit' of his neigh
bors and the rights of a citizen. Now, I am a
piece of a Merchant myself, though I do not cut
: tape nor sell whiskey—yet I cannot see the just
ness of Ins complaint. 1 would a'k. in the name
of ail tnat is patriotic, what better reason there is
for Merchants and Merchants’ wives sending
ab'oad for their clocks, hats, shoes, &c. &c. than
for “ Me« hanics’ wives’ purchasing ‘♦imported’*
i goods in a neighboring market? l.M the Mer
cian's encourage the Mechanirs, and the Media*
nits will support the Merchants.
P'llLO-UNlON.
MARRIED,
On Tuesdav, Nov. 27th, bv the ev. Mr. Smifh,
| Mr. Samuel Sutton, to Miss Nancy Leach,
I both of tins town.
DIED,
Iii Washington, un M inday evening/ the
3d instant, ufter a protracted ami painful illness,
PhiF.it Lenox, Ksq. iii the G2d \car uf his age.
Vidvvtv.vUnn
k (lUV UE'tl.IV respectfully informs the cit i. *ns of
fte Alexandria and it«> viciniiy, that the Academy on
I’l iuce street 1st. ly occupied by r Hughes, will be
re- >pe* ed by him on Monday, H e 10th tiny ofIJecem
b, r u.vtant. I*is enur e . f instruction uili be excltl
V‘. :y I'.nourH am! '.itiiimitiui. 1 h< se who wish
< > patronise him will p1- a e to call at the Academy,
where his tem* villbc made known,
dec 6—tf
IVuiU ty r\\nv».
^ 11. D MtMtiN has received, by late arrivals, an
a » o to his stock of
50 BOXES HOOTS fy SHOES,
d ever) vayi ty, suitable for the season. Also,
’ca ks Gum Elastic OverShoes, a pri.ne article .
dec 6
New York Consolidated Lottery,
Class So 44 fur 1832,
t*n hedruw.i ,n York on Wednesday, Nov 5
S?L3 2510 CAPITAL PRIZE $20 000
tc* i* «j; halves 2 50; quarters 1 25
To be had >n a variety o* otnnl'ersat
J. II. W52I?E<S
' ot -ry Ojfice. Hoyn! Street
i'^ Ord* rs from the eonntrv sntciallv nitrnHn1 in
.New-York Consolidated Loner),
t’luss So. 44 fur 1832.
To S* drawn in n. w V k on Wednesday, Dev 5
t Prize of 820.000 I 2 prizes of 1,600
t tlo of 5,000 I 20 prizes of 1,000
I n kets f.5; halves 2 5 >; quarters 1 25.
i o be bad in a varied of numbcrsoi
J. 30J1SB,
/•ot rt/tsf E- change Broker. •Her> ndria
New York f'onsoliilated Lottery,
. Class So. 44 for 1832.
Will be drawn in the l.ilv ot New York on Wednesday
Dece-> Ser 5
CAPITAL PHIZ3 $20,000
rickets tit baives 50; quarters 1 25
On sde in great variety tt
jas. friioaDAsrs
I.otbrv ’ thee, corner King and Hoyalsts
Wnuia, Ut^iorg nc.
Iri^t'IK subscriber, having be, n an tmpmter and Dea
I er in o IN’KS for many years, h s in stare a stock
i f every description, o!,l and pure, in wood and bottles
‘.bo. a general assoitmiit uf the best selected a;tides
in the 4
GROCERY USE.
7j* Tim Bottled Wines—upwards uf 300 Dozen,
packed in cases >fone «n<l two dozen escli — have bee'
s -tected from th m >,t anpruv.nl brands: — l.omlun Par
. ticular Madeira, part of which l -t>- fr< m India, v^ry
i .hi; i I'M* an*i uurgu my >m ; scrmi ami uuai u<> ;
j Gordon’s pure Gripe Juice do ; Old Sherry; Super nr
Biugnndv I’ort; do. Dry Port; Old Hock; with a vari
et> of French an l other Wines
Ail of which will be sold at the most reduced prices.
GPY \ i KISSON fc SON,
dec 4 —eotf Fairfax street, Alexandria.
jy i he National Intel igeneer will please insert tile
above three limns a week till forbid
fttfc&WibuM
A^f?363 From Monday next, the
Steamboat ESSEX will run
j but Iwo trips a week to
SI* iox n e; >• ••••g Washington on Monday, at 7 j
o’clock, A M and r.’Murn i.g leave Mattox llridge on !
Wednesday at the same hour; aiuffiguin go down on
riiura Kv, and return on Saturday
rov 23—eotf
V-hu Vv t*auguitgfc.
WILLIAM LANPIUER
tiril.l. teach the rudiments «-f tlie French l.an
v V guxge, S nijjhts in the week, at fi pei quarter
lli'iirs of teaching, from ~ til! 9 o’clock. Nigliis of
tuition, I n.-sdv, I hursday and Friday. Apply at the ,
simp, on Ki g stm-t dec 1—5t
<lrv*ue\i \m\iguuge..
HENRY GUEGAN
HAS the honor to inform his friends and pupils in
the District of Columbia, that he will re«ume Pic
tuition of hisnative tongue on tlie commencement ot
October next. sept 22 — rotf
aVotvee
rI^ilF. President and Directors in the tahby'sGap
I. 1 urnpike Company, have this day declared a di
vidend of two ami a half per cent on their t apitsl
Stwck, payable on or alter the 1st of January. 1813,
to the Stockholders or their legal representatives.
B> order of the Moar •; A. GIBSON,
Middieburg, November 9. Treasurer.
CO.HMEKC1AL, |
Price of Produce in Alexandria yesterday, from
wagons and Vessels.
Flour, per barrel, * • 86 00 a 0 00
Wheat, per bushel, - • 1 10 a 1 20
Corn, do - - - 0 73 a 0 *5
Rye, do - - - 0 62£ a 0 00
Oats, from wagons, per bushel, 0 33 a 0 35
Oats, from vessels, do - 0 30 a 0 32
Corn Meal, yellow, do - 0 65 a 0 70
Corn Meal, white, do 0 70 a 0 75
Flaxseed, - do - 1 25 a 0 00
Whiskey, per gallon, - * 0 31 a 0 32
Bacon, per cwt. - - - 6 50 a 7 00
Butter, per lb. - - 0 10 a 0 16
Lard. do - - - 0 07 a 0 08
Plaster Paris, (retail) per ton, 5 50 a 0 00
Flouu—In our last notice of the market we
quoted the wagon price on Monday 86,12;, be
Iteving attire time that price had been uniformly
paid; but learned the next day that some loads
had been taken at 6,06. Tuesday the ruling price
was 6,00; a few loads were priced at 6.03 and
6,06. Yesterday the current price from wagons
was 6,00; several bundled barrels were sold from
stores at 6.00; one lot, good bi anils, was sold
eaily in the day at a fraction over 6,00.
CHARLESTON M ARKET Nov. 30.
Hire.—This staple ha* b.-en in tolerable fair
demand, and sales have been effected at front 3 to
Sj. The receipts arc still quite light.
Corn—The stock on hand t* limited, and deal
ers, we understand, are not anxious to seli in
, large quantities, fearful of leaving the markH
bare Importations, at the present time, would
command good price*.
Flour—Demand confined principally to city
consumption; superfine commands 87 readily,
as the stock on hand is getting light.
Sugar, Coffee, 4*r—I'he demand for sugar is
good. A lot of 78 hhtls very superior New Or*
j leans, sold on the wharf at 8.}, and a small lot of
i nrmit* Porto Him lirmiuht 40. nnlv c »lo
Coffee that lias come to oui knowledge, was a lot
of about 200 big* Cuba, for export. About 100
barrels Cuba Molasses brought 26 cent* cash
Spirits—The market is nearly bare of Domes
tic Liquors. A lot of N. E. Iluni, Idols ,*,t 58
cents, and bb!s at 38], is the only transaction
that has come to our knowledge.
Suit—1'he cargo of the Nimrod, is selling
from the vessel at £2 per sack.
Remarks.—There appears to be but little ani
mation in the market at present. The aspect of
affairs is such, that commercial men appear un
willing to do business w ith their accustomed free
dom until things become lire settled.
Corn Exchange.— There was very little fluc
tuation in the pi ice of Flour. Tim arrivals
from the West were liberal, a large proportion
of which was stored; the price ranged throughout
at 86ija$ a a; common Southern sunk to &(>, 19,
but closed at 6j, buyers; Richmond City was
sold at 6,81; Howard *t. and Georgetown at J
a|. A lot of Western Wheat sold at l,35cfs.
l'lte following was the state of the Grain Market
•in Saturday. A cargo of prime Virginia Wheat
■old at l,33ct» ; old Not them Corn at 82.87ct*;
new at ()8cts.; 2500 bush, new Southern, the
first arrival of the season, but in very fine order,
brought 75cts ; live quick at 90cts ; Burley
sold at 75cts.; Black eyed Peas9 ) cents bushel.
iV. }T Jour, of Com. Dec. 5.
BOSTON MARKET, Dko. 1.
Flour— Our market is rather unsettled. The
sales since our last have b*-en limited. Several
hundred bbls. Genhesee sold on landing at 86?.
ra«h. for Beach's brand; 100do Philadelphia su
perfine. C| on time, and some Howards st. 6.J
per bbl cash.
Grain—Since our last there lias been a decline
on corn. At the Aoinineiiceinent of t‘>e week,
1400 bushels Southern white were 90UI at 82c ,
since which.about 2000 bushels sold at 80- ; 1500
a 2000 bushels luumi yellow and white sold on
Tuesday at 85c, and some northern yellow, 88c
per bush. ca*«h to 60 d*: 2200 bu-hels Rappahan
nock, good, offered a* cu lion; 100 -o d, 78c per
bust), cash, ss
Viur.t A mu\ ri\\hd.A,
SU. r.USON, King Stre« t, (a few ilnnra^alrw
• White's .Suction Store) has received, poHShr.
Harriet, and other Isle arrival-, a fort tier supply of
HOOTS AND SHOES,
which, with Ids former sock, enables him to 1 fiVr a
very extensive assortment in his tine, winch wi!l#be
sold by the cis--, -iozt-n, or single pair, at a very small
!»d\ance for ca-h.
VU<>, a few cases Men's and Uo s’ libck and White
WOOL 11 A'*‘s, ver) fine nov28
1 \\ia n gwtfc u«\\v,fc,
IlllAi tin* subscriber lias obtained roin the County
. Court of Prince 3V illiain, State of Virginia, letters
of administration on tlic estate of J >bn M. Kinky, de
ceased All persona having claims again-1 tin said
deceased, are hen bi warned toexlubit 'he same, with
the vouchers I lit re of, to 'he stihs riber. on or beture
the 24th of November, 1833; they may otherwise, l»j
law, ne excluded from all hem fit of said estate. Gi
ven under my hand this 24'h dav of November, 1832
ZKIIULON A. KANKFY,
m v 24—w4w* Admini-trator
Office of the Ches. «Sf Ohio Canal Co.
Washington, November 23, 1832.
NOTICK i* hereby given, that an mstalnu nt of two
dollars and fifty cents per shire, (being the 31st
instalment) on every share of stock in the Chesapeake
Mud t lliio Canal Company, is required to be paid on the
2d day of February nex'; a further sum «f two dol
lars and, fifty cents per share, (being the 32d instal
ment,) on the 15lh d«y of February next; a further
sum of two dollars and filty cents per share (being
the 33d instalment,) on the first day of March next;
and a further sunt of two dollars and fifty cents per
share, (being tl»e 34th instalment,) on the 15ih day of
March next; which instalments must be paid to the
credit ol the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company, to
the Cashier or other officer of either of the following
Banks, viz:—
The Branch Hank of the United States at Washington
Back of V» aslnngton.at ' do
Patriotic . auk, do
Bank of the Metropolis, do
Firmer*’ and Mechanics' Bank at Georgetown
Bank of Alexandria at Alexandria
Hank of Potomac do
Farmers’ Bank of Alex’a do
Hagerstown Bank in Hagerstown, Md.
Branch of the Valley Bank in Charlestown, Va.
And the Branch of the Valley Bank in Leesburg, Va.
By order of the President and Directors:
JOHN P. INGLK,
Clerk Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Co.
nov 30—wt 15th Mar
CAtamUeT wanted,
WE will give fair wages and steady employment to
a sober, good working Chandler.
dev 5_SAMUEL B LAltMOUK k Co.
C\uaU Loat.
\NEW hltte Camblet Clo.tk, with velvet collar,
and lined with grey cloth A suitable reward
will be received for leaving it at this office,
tier 5__
vJuVitittbi’Uk insurance Office,
Atlexundria, 4th December, 1832.
PROPOSALS will be received at this Office until
Monday, the 10th instant, for reinstating the Roof
of I.add’s Steam Mill. Specifications of the work and
materi ds can be had on application at this Office.
(Ire 5 dt 10thIt’D VKITCH, **ec’y
bwti'id of CuiunibU.
County of Alexandria, Set.
October Term, 1832.
Thomas Swann, Complainant, "1
A01IHST
Daniel Graham, Administrator of |
John Mtlver. deceased, Daniel S/i¥ CHANCERY
Graham, and Maria his w ife, Co [
lin Auld.aud John II. Crease, |
Defendants, J
tpilK Defendants, Daniel Graham and Maria his wife,
I. not having entered their appearance to this suit,
and given security according to the statute and the
rules of this Court; and it appearing to the satisfaction
of the Court that they are not inhabitants of the Dis
irict of Coumbia, outlie motion of the complainant, it is
thdired, I hat the said Daniel Graham and Maria his
wife, and the said Daniel, as administrator of John Me*
Iver, deceased, do appear here on the first dsy of the
next May Term of this (Joint, and answer the bill of
the complainant, and give security fur performing the
decrees of this Court; and that the fdBent defend*
.ints, Colin Autd and John It Crease, W not convey
.■wav or secrete the estate, money, property or effects
m their hands belonging to, or by them owing to, the
sa il I'Him I Graham ai d Maria his wde, or to the said
Daniel as the administrator of tin estate of the said John
ticlver, dec< ase<>, until the further order and decree of
this Court; and that a copv of this order be forthwith
pub.ishrd lor two mouths succi s-.v- ly in the Alexan
dria i'lienix Gazette, and that another copy be posted
at the trunl door of the court hou^e of said countv.
leste. EDM. 1. LEE, C C."
*tpc 5—2m
V uf mtsteriVtim,
The Miperior coppered ship MARYLAND,
William >1 rreil master, has the principal part
. cargo ready to go on board, ami will take one
!>.....I.I ..... I Cl... I i„l. ....I fr.-lirht
pply to 1IENUY DAlNLEKFIELD.
dec 1 _
V' or Btttba&oeit
SjTdv 1 he superior coppered Brig JOHN LAI'iD
■ Waask.Per Ireigiit ol 80J to 10U0 barrels apply to
u- c 4 w. H. MILLER
Fur Uarhiu\o«s.
The Packet Brig DANIEL 11 MILLER,
Plain K Bacon. widsaiion I bur-day next,
0 •• aiit l or passage, having good accommoda
tioos, apply to J fc W. II IRWIN
dec 4
For VitAluwuve
I Tlio good schooner SP1CA, Woodward,
' iih9ltr, lo hail on Thursday next For freight
«pp . so V. 1LL1AM II. MILLER
AiteiUionl In&epeu&tnt tiVueA
\MF.KI IN(, of the Company will be held at the
Indian Queen lavern, on Thuistlay Evening next,
ai 7 o’clock. Business of importance to toe Compa
ny will be transacted. Members aie requested to be
punctual.
By order: BERNARD BRYAN, Jr.
dec 4—3t Secretary.
JVew VWiftiws.
j Z,i\ B'>XKS fresh Muscatel Raisins, for sate.
| • ’" * d.-c 3 SAM’L. B I.ARMOUR <t Co.
lAUlfc er 'Vuri\\t'\kft VUu.d
COMPANY.
fill IK Stockholders are hereby notified that an Elec
JL tion will be held at the City Hotel, «n the Town of
Alexandria, on Friday, the 11th day of January, 1813,
between the hours of 12 and 3, fora President, four
Directors, and a Treasure!; also, for the settlement of
tin- accounts of the present y ear
j dec 3 J«>NAH THOMPSON, Treasurer.
■ df/* The Winchester Republican and the Genius of
Liberty, at Leesburg, w ill insert the above notice once
a week for four weeks.
'Vubacc o, A\iAA8sea,V\, & e
IANDiNG this day from on board brig John Laird,
J from 8t, Domingo,
150 seroons 6’t. Domingo Tobacco
70 do do do
5 hhds Molasses
2 do Honey
1 box Turtle Abell. For sale by
dee 1—fit W, il. MILLER.
lie.urge ft. Uuugh
U^’LI. open in day t, hvidsomc assortrmnt of STA
PI.E ci FAACY GOODS, in addition to ho j
early F ill Supply; am ng which are —
10 pieces super Browns, Olives, Blacks, B ut s !
and Mixed CLOTHS
Middle quality do
Cassimerrs tnd sattincts
Rose ai.rl Point Blankets
C.hiizp and other Flannels
Drub Kt-rsevs. F u.dtings, and Stout Cassincts
for servants—very cheap
Plain, Striped and Plaid t instys
Long ands'iort Woollen Stockings
Cotton Carpeting (some very handsome) *
tiro de-Napa. Lustrings, Levantines and Mode
II ack Poult de Soie, a superior and new article
7 pieces Watered and Figuted Pultowa Silk
(splendid)
Fur Gapes and Mantillas
Large assortment of Colored Cambrics, of near
lv all color*
Superfine Long I.awns arid Irish Linens
Linen Cambric; di’to lldkfs
10 pieces English and French Me'inos
Merino Circassians and llombazette*
Common and 6 4 Black Bimhazenes, cheap
Cross barrM Muslins and Camb ir.s. Mull Mus
lins; low priced and fine Books
Figured Muslins for Curtains
Green, Maroon, Urown, Olive, Purple and Bl’k
Silk Velvets
Black Lyons *• ilk Velvet for Vests
Silk anil Worsted Vestings
Cotton, Worsted, Mohair and Silk Hosiery, in
great variety
Damask. Birnslet, Bird P.ve and Itussia Diapers
Blue and Green Table and Piano Covert, some
beautiful
Figured Baizes, Tartan Plaid
Goat Hair Camhlets
Great variety Fancy lldkfs, Shawl* and Veils
New and superior style English and French
Chintzes
Bang-up Cords (cheap)
With almost evert article in the Dry Good* line.
COTTON YARN.
Having the ageney of a Cotton Factors , he has now
or hand a considerable quantity, and y ill awm have «
general assortment of all number*, which will be aoli)
at the Baltimore prices.
1 lib mo i7 - tUtvei fit___
JOB PRINTING
Expeditiously executed at tbe Gazette Office.
SALES AT AUCTION*
BY WILLIAM D. NUTT
CAt^ Uotel Furniture
at auction.
MU lloratio Clagett having established a Board'Pg
House in town, at the comer of Prince and St.
Asaph street*, [one square above the Bank of Potomac]
will, cn ThursiUy, 13th instant at 10 o'clock, sell at
auction, at the City Hotel, without reserve,a great va
riety of
Tavern, Kitchen and Bar Furniture,
Comisting in part of 25 gouu Feather Be •
12 Mattresses, with Bedsteads in
proportion; many Tables, amt several dozen Chairs;
with all other articles necessary for a Tavern—most of
which are desirable for families
Terms—All sums under >50, cash; of $50, and un
der $100, 4 months; of $100 and over, 6 months cre
dit, for approved endorsed notes.
Also, at same time, will be offered, for cash, a pair
of excellent MATCH HORSES, well broke and very
gentle, siz yt are old.
dec 6 W. D. NUTT, Auctioneer -
BY WILLIAM D NUTT.
&u\»fcT\<vr Madeira Wine
AT AUCTION.
ON Friday, 14th inst. at 10 o'clock, will be sold
without reserve, at the public stores,
'? 5LSSS
cular Madeira WINE, J Howard, March
b Co brand, imported in the brig Remit*
tance, and entitled to debenture.
Also, a handsome fimily CARRIAGE, designed
for 1 or 2 horses, with harness for 1 horse.
Terms liberal at sale.
Ily order of the Trustees. W. D. NUTT,
dec 5 Auct.
BY WILLIAM D. NUTT.
Maltagan^ at Auction.
VTOW landing fiom on hoard brig John Laird, at
xsl llooe'K wi.aif, nnd will be sold -t auction on Wed
ne*dn\, the 12th dav of December next,
<S67 l ogs South-side St Domingo Mahogany
21 do North side do do
t’hi* cargo is represented to bepf superior quality,
two-third* of it Cannon Wood, among which is a good
port on of Table Wood.
'Terms libera! and will be made known at sale,
dec 1 W. I) MITT. Ane»
I lie National Intelligencer, and B* timore Am*ri
! can will please iosrrt the above daily tdl sale, and for
ward their accounts to this office
IW Va w\ .V' cWttn.
FOR ONE NIGHT ONLY! I!
, » N Friday Night n< xt, December 7 83 ’, at half
t " :«fte> 6 o'clock, I shall sell an elegant asortment
of BOOKS, ?«c., embracing some of the inusi stan
dard auihurs, and of the best editions extant Among
them will be found, Hunter'* Sacred Biography,
1 vol; Hannah Moorr, 2 vols; Plutarch, 1 vol; Jose
phus, 2 vols; Sterne's Works, I vol; Goldsmith, 1 vol;
Burns, 1 vol; Byron, 1 vol; Shake-peare, 2 vols; lie
mans, iMnr and Pollock, 1 v* I; Coleridge, Shel
ly and Keats, 1 vol; Cou p, r and I hompson, 1 Vol;
llarpci*8 Novels; Pellmn Novel- I ardner's Cabinet
Cyclopedia, 2 vols; Storm's lit fit cdons; Tom Paine,
2 vols; Taller and Guardian, 1 vo!; Seven Age* if
Shakespeare plates; family bodes; pocket testaments;
pocket dictionary; so venirs, tokens, Amulet, Forget
inc Not; blank books; quillrff Cray on*, 4tc *c Ac.
Also, an invoice ol Spanish and French Books; en
gravings; prints; and, to close a concern, a lot ol ran.
dleaticks
Any of the goods can be had at private sale at auc
tion »riccs I hey arc now for examination,
dec 6__ GKO. W III I K, Auc.
I’vrtiWc
WK will sell, on the 5th <Uv of December next, at
the house of Khas P. I .egg, on St. Asaph street,
between King an l Prince street*, all hi*
HOUSEHOLDS KITCHEN FURNITURE
Consisting, m part, of Sideboard Bureaus, Carpets,
Chairs, Glassware, Beds. Bedsteads, Bedding, Ac. t*c.
and a great variety of Kitchen Utensil*
The abov property will he sold for the following
purpose.-; First,io satisfy John F (.owe for hoose rent
due anil unpaid; secondly, to satisfy the following ex
ecution*, by virtue of which we have levied on the
aforesaid property—to wit:
Thtee in favor of Hebecca Mattersleyt
One in favor of II. Day; one in favor of Kdward
Smith; one in favor of Wni. Morgan; one in favor of
Thomas S Blackburn; one in f.vor of A. Newton; and
one in favor o| Thom.i* L> Martin.
The Furniture is of the best kind, and well worth
the attention of housekeeper*
t erms Cash. Sale to commence at 9 o'clock \. M.
THOMAS W. I.YI.KS,
EDW’D DUKCHII I.,
Alexandria, nov 28 Constables.
lfveftU
SF.Al.KI) Proposal* for supplying the Troops at
Fort Washington, Md , with FHESU B .EF,
for twelve mouths commencing on the 1-t January,
18.33, sod e"dmgon the 31si "f Decen.b r following,
wih be received by il"’ ‘.iil<s~:ibir until the -oil;
of December, 183’, a* 5 *ci<*'k p >i , wh-»> ihev
w ill t>** opened • he It • I to o: 4 good and »hole,
sort e q iality, hi q'i r er* .11 q -I p rti..p t.| each,
l.Netk mid shanks to be eXC'ui a) I In das of is
sue, and «he probable quantity of beef nqured, and
the terms and condition* o( the contract can be a*,
ceitained on application to the subscnocr, at Fort
Washington, Md.
It C Til GUM AN,
dec 1 2w__ l,t k A. A C S.
Union Tavern.
TUP. subscriber respectfully informs his friend* and
the pub’ic generally, that he ha* removed fr<.m
Union street to Fairfax street, between King and Ca
meron streets, and near the Market, where Ladies and
Gentlemen can be accommodated in a genteel manner,
a- his Establishment is well fitted up, and furni-hed
sufficient') to render comfort to those who may please
to patronised h m.
He has excellent STARLING for twenty or thirty
Horses for which his charge* will be moderate.
Gentlemen can be furnmned with t-YS'ER SUP
PERS in private moms or otherwise, as he has his Uya
ter Establishment in complete order.
He can also accommodate ten or twelve BOAHD
Fits, by the week, month, cr year, at reasonable pri
ces
His RAlt i* furnished with the bast Wines and Li
quors the place will sflord
Being thankful for past favors, he hopes, by strict
attention and moderate charges, to share a part of pab
lie patronage. J VI4KS MUHHI9.
nov 29— im
(£j* The Glob? will insert the above eo6t
'Vo Went,
j|. j 1 hat comfortable and convenient
£f?TTU DWELLING HOUSE
Fairfax street, below the First Preaby
£mmterian t;|,urch.
deCj5_ JOSIAH H. DAVIS.
To Went,
The T AVRItN HOUSE and LOT now oceu*
B1!**! pied by W. P. Richardson, at Fairfax Court
House, for one nr more years To a goon tenant, the
rent will be made low. Possession l*t Jan 1833. For
terms apply to HOBT. 8ATCIJFPK, Executor
dec 1—2^ Richard RatelifTc,dccM