Phenix gazette. [volume], January 25, 1833, Image 1

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PUBLISHED BY
EDGAR SNOWDEN.
Daily Paper g8 pet annum. Country paper 85.
Yot «i\ u\ftletAa\n,
-rir The superior coppered ship .VJRYLA&D,
•:V3> vVillism M irrell m.ster, has the principal .put
***".,„re fly to go on board, and will take one
h.mdrrdi'ui fifty hhd* an I smill stowage on freight
ippl> to HENRY DAINUERFIBLD.
dsc 1
.VttUCft
The Steamer COLUMBIA,
Captain James Mitchell, will, un
■til the closing of the navigation.
rrr_hVavr Baltimore on Wednesday, at
.7 v p u for the District of Columbia; and re
4 0 CMC • •• Washington at 6, and Alexandria at
j.-c n—tr ____
MlWttUACi 1’OY
a MKKICAX Almanac
D^iVr'a Almtuic an»! Ui*g»»Ur
Anti Maso .ic
Olumb.an l*.»cket do
* Elliot** ttirectory
I to Sheet do
Jnatrlrriwdby W>|- 14 MORRISON.
Yvltwfc ft t f.
- i X uni.S. prime Beef, ju,t received an;! for sale by
;j0 jii. 12_ S M A »■ H JANNRY.
Suck dftU.
Iaau »dc hv the subscribers. Ground Alum Salt,
i i„ uck», Liverpool filled, now landing on tnr
v nrf from on board the Brig Remittance. CaptNii
M(,„rK A G. GAaCNOVB CT Co
1411 U _ -
Virtue V «a\.
. c\Rr.o of English Grate Coal, daily espcc*td.
A h»r «-«le l>v W. FOW1.K far cm
WttUUA,
I N a Compting House, a Ud of 15 or 16 >etrs ot
I tiiat antes a good hand, and to whom no com
peMatiun will be given. Apply to the Printer.
>n 11 ____
^tTV«UVVitM\\Cl\.
4 COLOUR!) LAO, of 16 or 17 years of age, i«
A wanted as a Dining Room r-erv.nt. W id I e h>r
ed either bv live month ->r - car._Apply to the I ru.Ur
V r Cult
The Token and Atlantic Souvenir for1833.
1H AY fc a ft * c«p:e> of the above * ork still on sale,
which l will fell at coat, if called t>r sooa.
jan 3 W O. MORKISON,
^\Vitti\Vug UoU«u.
,/\ B VI.KS Raw folton. of au peri or quality, and
III suitable sjaesfot retailing. tu»t received and for
ss!eby 3. W. t* S H JAYNKY.
TSuglVTft.
OIL* Hogsheads Muscovado Sugars, of good quality,
for sale by W. F<)W Lh St Co.
lltG 31 ______
-
Hogsheads superior Retailing Molas-ea, landing
•III trom Brig Caravan, for sale by
dec 31 \V, FitWT.K Cf Co
ttuWwr.
aj\ F1RKWS Shrnandoah Butter, for «aW be
411 dec .9 CMC* ' «’ 11 I’ dif.
limuuuliiViii Uoafr
JUST received »nl for sale by the an-'sc fibers, one
tide short and long G rmantujrv Hided d< se
. dec s9 A C CvgKMiVE A Co
IVm t>tt*e.
rs\ HVGS prineUiO Coffee, just received and for
-111 i — i t? ««*.* i> 3 vi I rii
the 23 •
Vtu\k Or\eau& $U£UT,
•f tl gsheads New Orleans sugar
4 7 do do molasses
10 do Trinidad do
■ 20 hags Rio coffee
b bag* pepper and pimento
10 boxes London mustard
10 kegs ground ginger
3 bids copix.ua Just received by
dec 23_ CI.AGKi I’ a PAGE.
Vi wWr V\i'o’ a «.nA tium ^Ikiit&a
1 A DIE S’ tVhiuntUe Gtitrr H’Wta
^ l)j Paiis Kid Slipper*
Do Fur trimmed and lined (Jura Shoes
*■ <*r sale (a tew <l «>rs below White** Auction Store
street) by 8 l). KDSON.
Wvrfc,
F^R the ensuing year, an active, honest Man—the
I nt r (junite must be indispensable.
dec_25_ j A J DOUGLAS.
V tuvl.
jljl II 'XKS fresh Bunch Ramins, just received for
1 *»>e bv_ J O* I lmUGI.AS.
CoAft'iXXs &C.
f\{ \ Q^NTALS of Cixl fish
‘Vf lu boxes dun fi,h
40 boxes hernng
W.l* ur*«U very low, to close a consignment.
___c 18__A. C. CAZKNOVK fc Co.
Au Assistant nr Vartner
WASTED.
1 • Proprietor of a Country Store in Virginia, in an
s!rU ••tuition for business, desires the servi
j * r * *c" V»» 'Red man, of pleasing manners, strict
•e rnty, and industrious and temperate habits, as an
e ™ w»»uld be received a* a Partner, if more
"s~^*Pec‘^'y if he coukl bring an accession of
‘‘A," Unquentiunable recommendations will be re
‘{airfd.
^ Addre** F Q.t over the real name, throueh the Post
and if by mad, postage paid. jan 7
Servants for Hire.
I HAVE for hire, the ensuing year, several valuable
Servants, of both sexes. Among them it a first rate
Dining Hoorn Servant and a good Cook,
dec 17BKNJ T. FENDAf.L.
Liverpool SaU.
I BUSHEt.S, on board the schooner Poto
lOi Fl F mac, from Halifax, for sale by
dec 15S. ME99ERSM1T1I
NVVibU^ 85 VVlwe.
|A VI 'gsheadt copper distilled whiskey
IvF 2 half pipea old Sicily Madeira wine
1 pipe domestic brandy
Received and for sale by
dec 15 _ __WM. D. NUTT.
S\vavii\^ Sf \\a\r-Atvising
JAMES W. SIMPSON, having commenced the
above business on King, two doors above Koval
street, begs lesv to inform his fri-inds »nd the public,
and hopes, by his attention to business, to merit s por
tion of public patronage. oct 18
\V\U lift Vu\>\la\ife&,
IN the course of a few days " the Poetical frag
ments of a Pilgrim ” The work consists of origi
ns! pnetrv on various subjects It is neatly printed,
and will be aold at 25 cents per copy. It will be for
sale at the dillerent bookstores: _;
^wgAta, Oofft&fc, MuYaasea,
Oil H«?*l»e*ds? Orleans, Porto Rico and St Croix
;FU -40 barrels $ Sugars
4 boxes white Havana do
fib barrels and boxes loaf and lump do
13b bags Kin, l.aguira and Java Coffee
85 hhds Orleans and English Island Mi.lasses
100 bbU HpP'r“lt'd W hiskey
6 pir- heons old Jamaica llum
15 idiJs New England no
1 • j Kol<* mill K.ic.ia f!nn*vim.'/loP 1
-- --'V - --- -- - -1 -■
Imperial, llyson and Young Hyson leas,
Lewis’s cargo
100.000 lbs choice Bacon, our own curing
3'J.OOO lbs yellow and brown Soap
60 boxes moulcLand dipped Candles
For sale by SAM’L U. LARMOUU & Co.
Just Itacftfredt,
4 FRESH aupplv of Jujube Paste, in sheet and
boxes; and Liquorice Hall, of the first quality.
On handr
The various remedies for the diseases of the season;
also, s whim’s Panacea, G 'V. Carpenter’s medicines,
Mead's \nti dyspeptic Pills, Bus 's do . Holler’s Ve
getab'e Indian ’Spec fics, Wiktwr** Cough lozenges;
together with inoat of the regular Tinctures ointments.
Piasters, Syrups Pills, and other compounds in use,
carefully prepared by the subscriber, for the use of
| Physicians, Merchants and private families.
For Salt,
A pair of Side Lamp,, with reflectors and chinmies,
and a complete set of 'l"es’s 0\ clopedia
WILLIAM STABLER,
dec 21 Druggist <* Chemist, Faufax-rL
[Warrenton Spectator, omitting tlie Lamps )
Xevf Roolu.
■*TO! s 2 and 3 B >y’s and Girl’a Library; The Com*
▼ forter, or extracts selected for the consolation of
Uou timers. under the bereavement of fri» nds and re.
lations, by a ViH .ge Pastor. A Manual of the Chaldee
l.angti’ige, containing a Chaldee Grammar. Chrest'ima
this, and Vocabulary, with an Appendix of the Rabin
nical cli »r.»cter and style, bv Elia* Riggs. A M Dr.
Alexander's Annals of the Jewish Nation. Keith’s
Signs of the Times Dr. Chalmer’a Political Economy.
Itcp irtaof Cases argued and determined inthe Court
of King’s B-nch, by George Maule and Win Selwyn;
-tx volumes, condensed into two. bjr Theron Metcalf,
r sq-; price in full law binding $10. “ This edition,
ii, two volumes, includes all ihe Reports of the Eng
hsh edition in six volumrs, nothing being omitted
whit h can be made applicable to American practice
! The table of cases and tlie original paging, arc pre
! served throughout.”
The Libr<«rv of Entertaining Knowledge, Parts 27
\ and 28; Pad. and it* Historical Scenes; the Revolution
v.flH30; embellished with engravings.
I lie -win Family, Robinson; ur adventures of a fa
ther, mother, t:id four sons in a il.rsert island; with
notes reference train me aeveiuu i.wunn cumuii.
Caimut's Dictionary of the Biblex »few more copies
lcC. „ea. W «. M MOUUISON.
dec 21___
Ufciij'tmiii A' • veuiVttVl
k IIa*juit received—
OSHF.N cheese in c .ski
Jf Best winter strained lamp oil
Gunpowder and imperial tea, in quarter boxes,
of superior quality t ^
Boxes half and quarter boxes bunch rriijp .•
Whiskey in hogsheadsand barre;- ^ ;
And nn hand, a general assortment or GROCERIES
W L/Qf’ORS% as usual. deciy
Vrmcfc AcdiUmj
THK mder-igned, in announcing to the citizens ot
Alexandria and its vi 'iui'y that this Institution ia
now open for the reception of youth, would respect
fully asiurc them that hi* ' ill c Hitintie tf> cuforcr the
Mint rigid observance ol schola.tic discipliive, pursue
I he same efficient system in the communication ol in
structinn, and use the same untiring industry in the
ditch *rge of his professional duties, which have hi
therto invariably proved #•* advantageous to the pupils
committed tn his care The St stem of Exercise* in
the Prince-street Academy embraces the following
branches of Ed .cation: Heading; Writing; Aritlime
tic; Hook Keeping and Eng'i-h (iramntai; Geography;
the use of Msps anvl G-oues; Geometry and Algebra,
with their application to ihc practical branches of the
Mathematics; Trigonometry, plane and spherical;
- ensurat'.on; Surveying and Gauging; Navigation,
with the c lOitAiction of the tables auucxcd; the pro
jeetion of Maps and t'laiiispherea, according to prin
ciples purely malhemitical; Topographical and Ar
chitectural Drawing; Civil and Military Engineering;
Conic Sections; Fluxions; Gnomonicks; Astronumt,
and Mechanics. Conscious of the extent and accuracy
of his research in the branches ot science above enume
rated, the undersigned h«s the confidence to assert that
be •> ill give instruction in tbem,not superficially, butac
cording to principles susceptible ot conclusive proof,
in.the rigid Ungunge A irrefragable demonstration.
Terms ot tuition, and Rules of the Institution, will
be made known at the Academy.
JOHN DRV UN,
Alexandria, Dec. 2l-tf Principal.
ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE
MADAME BONAPARTE.
Accounts from Rome in September last, speak
ing of the illness, and, as was sometimes said,
the jjeath, of the mother of Napoleon, reported
the provisions of her will, and set forth her pro
perty as amounting to no less than £15,000.000
One of these Italian paragraphs was copied into
the Gazette, and to correct the errors to whirl) it
would lead, we now quote the following from
! the London Court Journal, and annex Oiereto a
[ letter written by Madame Letitia herself.
“ The public were never more completely mys
tified tl anon the subject of Madame Mere and
her three millions and a half, [sterling ] The
bona fide state of her coffers is simply ihisj she has
two hundred thousand hard dollars lodged at in
terest in the hands of various famihe nobile at
Rome, ami eighty ih 'Usand similarly fructifying
in the hands of Torlonia the banker. In her
personal possession she has a diamond necklace,
valued at twenty thousand pounds, besides other
trinkets of inconsiderable figure.
She may have laid by some savings, but as any
thing like a handsome income did not fall to her
lot, many vears before its well spring was dried
up, in 1814. they must have been of very !i.
mited amount. Her jewels never produced one
farthing of accumulation, and from the state of
the tiims, must have sunk in value. The up
shot of uur inquiries (and they have been maale
in a very competent quarter) resolves Madame
Letitia's fortune into ihrre millions of francs, in
lieu of ihre<* millions sterling; in other words,
for **£3,000.WO,** rend “One hundred and
twenty thousand pounds.’ By the deaths of the
Piincess Hor«hese and youna Nanoleun. llienum
b**r of hen* is reduced to six; so that if each of
them should share alike, twenty thousand pounds
will be the extent of their fortunes respectively.”
The letter is n these words:
“ It is. no doubt, by means of the newspaper*
that you learnt that all my family had assembled
around me. The news is as true as that of the
millions of mon^y with which the editors endow
me, ami which they make me dispose of in so
strange a mode. I nm as isolated as when you
were at Rome. The Cardinal only comes to see
me whenever his health wiil allow him. All mv
children are removed from the town in which I
live; tnd a* to the immense fortune which is
so generously attributed to me, sensible people
might believe that, if I were the mother of a
banker, or a gambler on ’Change; they will ne
ver believe it when it relates to the mother of
Napoleon. It was to embellish and enrich Ft anre
that the Fmi>eror employed the millions which he
acquired by victory, and not to gorge his family.
Mv health is still very delicate, and I continue
to keep niy chamber.
Your affectionate Lktitia.
Rome, October 4 ”
HOW ARE YOU OFF FOR POTATOES?—
This is the close.of a love letter printed in the
newspapers, in the report of an action for Bread)
of Promise, and which, when read in court was
received with universal laughter. It is not an
heroic expression, and would not shine bright
in the speech 01 epistle of an Orandatrs; but it
was doubtless considered bv the parties ad rem,
—ami this i* certainly a chat in in a love letter.
But the late of (Ins kind of writing is unenvia
ble: love letters, as they are called are sure to
be laughed at, whether they begin—like the school
master’s letter furnished to Tom Pipes—“Divine
empress of my soul!” or close with a benevolent
and pertinent inquiry as to the state of the pota
to-supply.
Why is it that men so inevitably make them
_* :.i:_..i ... i.. ... " : 3
n^urci ■ imv ui vti<i ir inis y »v —
The fact is that the writer n> geneia.ly a hypo
crite. lie conceives that there is a convention
al degree of ardor required, ami he theretore
lashed himself up to it, and *ut vevds now and
then in rattling out'a vow or decimation of velie
ine'ii •,—nav, he sometimes mntiiven to dirt me
through the whole a general tropical lempei mure.
But the whole brinall ir«fcri«*r perform
er necessarily breaks down into the uatural tone
occasional iy. which pmdtnes a most discordant
effect,—an vflV. t scarcely j irring on the ear of
au intended, foil of hope and chaii'v, but which
read in a cold heart* d .tod crowded court, where
ridicule concentrates into a passion, the disso
nance almost era* ks the dome.
The venerable justice, with his gouty shoe and
flowing wig, is the first to ‘»twig” the absurd,
and a smile on lus countenance, acts like a torch
to gunpowder upon the explosive crowd. Gen
uine feeling, true enthusiasm, will stand the
teat even ot a police officer or a court of justice,
but there is no surer touchstone to the false in
feeling than a crowd A break down in elo
quence.# hypocritical »entiment,or an overstrain
ed expression of feeling, beyond the occasion
and the reality, before a large audience, whose
uatural feeliogs are not restrained, jars from the
boHum, and produces a regular volume of discord.
Every election crowd, when they are rational
enough to listen, furnishes abundant confirmation
of our remark*.— London +\eiv Monthly Maga
zint •
ICJ® We re authorized to announce
Or iloBBRT O. Gmiisoa, of SufT»rci County, a candi
date to represent the Northern Neck District, in the
Senate of Virginia __
|T7» \Ve are authorised to 9ay that Col. John
H vxr4ttaci will be a caiididate f«»r Congress, for the
District ot which Fauquier will torn a part.
CjonauiupHon*
DR. THAYROLD'S Oriental Specific Remedy
for Consumption in its last Stage!!! Also.
Asthma* Spitting of Blond, and ail pulmonary
diseases—as Shortness of Breath, Pain in the
Breast, Debility, IFant of Appetite* dfc 4e
I^HIs Medicine is an extract from Herb*, lioot*
Plant*, Ac , which, in their combination, become
a balsam to the diseased frame; and is a never failing
remedy for that worst of all destroying and ravenous
complaints—the CONSUMPTION!!—** many hund
eds of persons have certified.
Philadelphia, April 18, 183? ?
Spruce street, near Tenth 3
Sir—Being extremely reduced from the contraction
of a consumptive disease by cohi, wet, and neglect, I
was strongly recommended to use your "Oriental
Specific Itemedy for Consumption," and was at length
(all other remedies having failed,) induced to try it,
slid judge my astonishment on its first application,
though feeble, weak, and sink in feat, and scarcely
able to assist myself, in a few days 1 was enabled to
take the air; in three weeks I was a new bein^'; and
am ht this moment totally relieved from all debility,
and forgetful of the past except the gratitude I owe
you, which I thus willingly and unrequited express,
hoping you will not fail to make my case public.
1 am, sir, youu truly,
JAMES ALLISON.
Dr- Johx That bold
Dll. TflAYBOLD offers to the public the BILIOUS
PHPVKNTIVE, as a most powerful antidote tor
! U YsPEAS/A, and all organized derangement* of the
digestive system. Time and space forbid here an
enumeration of all the various cases of cure; suffice it
to say, that, as it is wholly extracted from natural ve
getable productions, it is as innocent as it is sure in its
effects It is well known to have restored, in a few
days, strength and vigor to the languid limbs; steady
ing the palsied hand and faultering tongue, and im
parting health and tone to the debilitated atomach.
GsoaoKrowa, (Bridge St-) U. C. Nov 11, 1832.
Sir- I Ho, with the greatest gratitude and satisfac
tion, give you noeny 10 maxe n»y case jiuduc, mat
those h-.boring under similar complaints, may have an
op]Hiitunity of being relieved. I was severely afflict
ed with indigestion, dyspep-ifc, and disagreeable feel
ings nil over, fora length of time, and tried all medi
cine that 1 could hear of, that had any relation to niy
complaint; but had no relief until 1 accidentally saw
one of l)r I hsybo'd’s advertisements; I took one bot
tle of bis " Buious Preventive,” anJ making use of it
according to the directions that accompanied the but
tle, 1 am Ht this time io as good a stale of health, and
enjoy myself as well as ever I did in my life, and thiuk
myself a new person
I am, air, your obedient servant.
Dr. Triysuld. HKNRY BAKER.
Rheumatism.
JOHN THAYBOLD’S R1IKUMAIICIA is a safe,
sure and speedy cure lor the Rheumatism, Gout,
and wrakness of the Nerves; it has not been known
to fail, in many thousand cases, of the most diatieas
ing na'ure; and has in two weeks, restored to the bu
si ness walks of life, patients who hod not been able
to leave their beds for several years. Want of space
prevents more certificates than the following being
given; but many others may be seen both for this end
ttie find named medicines, on application to either of
the Agdfcls:
Geonoirow *, (Water St-) II C- Nov. 11, 18J2.
Stu-I have been affected with Rheumatism for
years, and never found any medicine that could afford
me more than momentary relief, until I heard of your
invaluable medicine, “ ltheumstacis,” I got one bot
tie, and spplied it when my hands were So that I could
not use them, and could scarcely do any thing for my
self, and by three applications they were perfectly
well, and I have not since lelt the slightest symptom of
the complaint. You sre at lib'ry, sir, to make public
my case in any manner you think proper, for general
circulation. I am, sir, yours, uc.
I)n iH-vaoLii. B- W. DAVIS.
1 he following persons are Agents for the sale of the
above medicines:
JAMES THOMAS,
Bridge ..tr-et, tie rgrti un l> C
LEWIS JOHNSON,
Pennsylvania Avenue, Washington < ity.
Mm E. KENNEDY,
King street, tlexaintria. l> C.
HENRY VICARY,
tl''| i isuauvwi) mwihimm.
nov 27—*6#
t:\uiY\fcft Btimtu * #
n\S received, by ship Maryland, Capt, Morrell,
oirect from Liverpool,
10 bales best BriJport Shad and Herring Twine,
which the manufacturer says is of the very
besi quality, and is for sale ou the usual terms
He hw, liVtw.-e, received,
ltest cotton Burlaps
Drab woollen Kersey s
Lowell cotton ami wool Kerseys
A fi-w pieces beat Point Blankets.
\ few hales beat Sheeting and Shirt'mg Cottons
He ha« on h .nd,
Very first quality black Italian I uatrmg
Ladies’ English while silk and cotton Hose, beat
make ... .
English and French best Florentine Vetting, and
velvet Waiatcoatmg
Bluo and black superfine Cloths and Kerseymeres,
he. fitc
He eipecis daily a consignment of Bed Ticks and
low-priced Cassinetts.
nov 23_
\\uo\a ^\\oea
SD. F.DSDN has just received, per Brig Token,
• a few eases Gentlemen’s fine Calf, Sewed Boots,
at |3 50 to 4 00.
Ditto tluff Pag'd ditto, at $2 50 to 3 00
1 esse prime Leather Over 5hra
1000 pair Brogans and Monroe^
Misses’and women’s coarse snd fine Shoes, va
rious kinds
Atsnon hand, of my own manufacture.
Gentlemen’s calf and morocco Boots, 15 to f6
Do do do Shoes, $1 $ to
' Ladies’ fine seal, morocco and lasting Shoes
Misses’ do do do do
Boys’ coarse and fine Shoes and Monroes
Children’s Shoes, a great variety
N B Ladies’-Shoe* made to order, in the neatest
and most fashionable style. . 0 15
french Achoo\ Books.
^7UGENT’S French and English Dictionary fO 75
In Telemaque, par Lebrun • . . 1 00
Recucil Choiai.0 50
Element! of French arid English Confer 7 - ....
sation, by Perrin 5 ° 3‘*
Lev use's Grammar • . . - 0 50
Berard’s do (Weat Point) . - 0 50
Juat received and on sale by
JAS. RIORDAN,
jan \7Comer of King and Royal at.
4rch\ha\A UenAernon, it.
ATTORNEY AT iJtfF,
WILL practice in the Superior and Inferior Courts
of Fairfax and Loudoun Counties. His residence
isat Allison’s Hotel, Fairfax Court House, Virginia,
dec 18- lm
Colton Re\ne Tviine, Collon
Yarn, Counterpane Batting, Carpet Harp.
4 COMPLETE scsoitmerit of the above articles,
manufactured at Cccoqusn. now on band, ami for
sale by wholesale, at Baltimore prices, by
S. M. b 8 II. JANNF.T.
Who have for sale 6 bales spinning cotton,
jan 14
A&vo r If aoiup.nl.
TO RENT— A HOUSE “ re
formed,” though still a Jack on House,
opposite the Farmers’ Bank of Alexandria.
It ha. lately undergone a thorough repair,
having received light and air from the north, east and
we»t The south n also corrected by substantial atepa
of recent construction. It it a house that has been
somewhat neglected, but the recent repair ar.J im
provement renders it worthy of the attention of any de.
cent Grocer, Huckster, Shoe store man. Tobacconist,
be. be. be. be. be. be. It is now open fur examina
tion, which I hereby invite.
jan 10_JQ8IAII H DAVIS
Vut Went,
ps!| The BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, with
J£f*X.he LO I' adjoining on Henry street, now occu
py • oy Mr. Joseph Davis. The rent will be mode
rate, ana possession given on the 1st ol February,
tan 4W. FOWLB.
Co«h Idt Servants.
WE will p»> cash and the highest prices for any
number of Likely Negroes, of both srxea.
j.n 15_1HANKLIN A ARMF1BLD.
Notice.
riAHF. undersigned takes this occasion to Inform his
JL friends and the public that be has taken the
HOUSE formerly occupied by Stro
ther, Williamson, and Barnard I bis is
s Urge and convenient Establishment,
well calculated for the accommodation of
all persons, and particularly for private families.
To those wbo may think proper to patronise bim in
his new vocation, the undersigned can ssfely offer ont
assurance— the effort to pleaae The house will be iu
future known as the AMERICAS HOTEL
JSO. M. McCAIITY.
Washington City,sept 14- d
French Vea I'Ytlna, &c.
ROBERT H. MILLER
HAS JUST OPENED,
RICHLY git, superior French Chins Tea-Sets, 86
pieces, icomplete, with coffee pots
|)o do do in smaller seta
Do do Teapots, Sugars, Creams, Pistes, lie.
A handsome assortment of rich Cut Decan.
ten, Tumblers, Wines, Celeries, Pitch*
eta, Sic.
A tew richly Cut Cologne Dottles for the
Toilet
Very superior Pressed Glass Dishes, Co*
vered Dishes, Bowls, Butiertubs, Can- .
dlcsticks, f*c &c.
Ao assortment of Toys for the holidays
Plain, Cut, and Moonlight ll.ill I amps
Cut and plain Table Lampsf Stable and Hall
Lanthorna
Cut snd plain Lamp Classes, Sic.
lamp Wick for Astral and Mantel I amps
Blue, br“wn and pink Printed Liverpool Dinner
Services, complete
One India China Dinner Service
With his usual aiwrtment of EARTH EMt ARE,
CI//SA L)* GLASS, wholesale snd retail
N. U. FIFES in boxes. dec 'JO
Uatft and Caps
THOMAS L. MARTIN.
A This old stand, on Kmg, bit wren Koyal and Pair*
fax streets, Alexandria, has oil hand an extensive
assortment of
FASHIONABLE HATS
of all description*, which he off.rs for sate
on the most reasonable terms. .
lie Ini* also just received a large and
elegant assortment of
CAPS, of the newest and most beautifulfashions,
of all materials, winch lie wiJ sell on terms calculated
to please pure uqtr*
All orders from the country' strictly attended to, and
executed with despatch.
Far Went,
A Three Story FRAME HOUSE
on Prince street, with the Hiop attached
thereto, opposite James Norris' 1 b*
_House is well calculated for a Hoarding.
(louse, is commodious, and in good order. 1 he Shop
is an excellent stand fo; a Hrtail Grocer.
. . Also,
n'TT.t That Isige ICE HOUSE on Water street,
lilfiL(late in the occupancy of Wm. B. Stuart) at th«
Norm aide of the town. Its situation is convenient to
the river. Apply to R. II. KILLER.
12mo31 ' '
Fifteen Dollar* Uevard*
I NOR taking up, and aecuring an that I get posses
' sion of her again, RBORO JANE, who ran off.
from Dumfries yesterday morning. Jane ia about five
leet three inches high, veil set, color darkj took with
her a variety of clothin^Tparticularly a plaid cloak —
She lived in Alexandria hist year, where it is supposed
the now is. The above reward of fifteen dollars will
he paid if she is taken out of tha limits of Virginia, atfl
ten dollars within. PEY I ON NOHVH I,
Administrator of Luke Cannon, senr deegved.
Bren tortile, I5fli January, 1W3—