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ALEXANDRIA, (D. C.)
* S.lTt'Iin.ir UU RUING, FEBRUARY 9. 1833
.‘FIRST OF FEBRUARY.”
The Charleston Courier gives us the following
account ol wlut transpired on Nullification Day
in that city:
Yesterday, the birth day of practical Nullifi
ca.,„n, otherwise called the fatal first of Febru
er:j was signalized by no event of greater itn
ii.ii tance than a somewhat more rigid enforcemenl
• ..in usual of the revenue laws. The Britisli
*\ii> Roger Stewart, from Greenock, and Spa
, bri/llermoso llahMiero, from Havana, were
lA.-n m charge bv the U. S. Revenue force
our harbor, until the duties on the merchan
,li/.e thev contained should be properly secured
t, the Govenment. This proceeding has been
denounced, bv an Evening Journal, as a “ Fe
derat aggression,” and the first step towards a
lollisiou’with the State authoiities. So far from
this being the c.^e, the course pursued by the
Collector on this occasion, in compliance with
his instructions, is in strict conformity with the
provisions of the Act entitled “ An Act to re
-ulate the collection of duties on imports and
tonnage.” passed the 2d March, 1799—an act,
the vaiiditv or constitutionality of which has ne
ver been questioned. That this amounts to a
«• Federal aggression” can only be maintained
bv those who are anxious for some pretext to cotn
iilome hostilities, or who agree with an ingeni
ous Columbia Editor, that to enforce the laws of
•he Cnited Stater, is to commit Assault awl
Buttery. _
We perceive, by the instructions of the T rea
surv Department to the Collector of this port,
dried Nov. 6, 1832, published among the other
documents, accompanying the last Mes*age of
i is I ...» a 1. tna ivHi <ar«t exf fltP rit«tniiU .»r*»
lilt a • rom •• - « --
directed to adhere to the stiict line of their ofh
►ul duty, •‘merely executing their duties with,
p'rhjps, greater vigilance than ordinary, and
adapting existing regulations of daily u*e anil
.i| plication, to new circumstances of greater
emergency, as they may arise;’' and that it is tlie
uiO. of the President and the Treasury Depart
u.i u\ »* to take no step, not employ any means
calculated to provoke or eac'lle to loree, tm*»e
w!i;> are now threatening iesistauie, but to de
but their operation* by the moial force of tlie
law* aud die Constitution.”
The above will show how things went in
Charleston. The following, from the National
Intelligencer, will show how they managed in
Columbia:
hom CVuiiihiu, tlie s>’at of government of the
State, we have seen a letter which states that,
«n die preceding evening, tlie College Students
io that place formed a procession at about eight
i-’dock, ami marched through the Main street,
with an i ifigv of General Jackson, with a I a b»* 1
*• Andrew the Fir*t” oti its head, and the Execu
tive Messages in its hand. They b'»re it to ihe
fiout uf “The Hive” office (a Union paper.)
and there burnt and shot it. “ 5> » ended with
us Nullifi.atimi the fi(*r day,” says the wider.
The Charleston “States’ Rights and Free
Trade Evening P.«*t” of F. bruary first announ
ces that m pursuance of orders from Washing
ton, “Ihe Bii’i*h slop Roger Stewart, Captain
Kerr, from Greenock, ami the Spanish brig Iler
biimii Hiibwiero. from Havana, have been brought
to in the Road* by the U. S. revenue forces in
th‘* harbor.” T he editor and* that this act, “ il
followed up, most uiing tlie Gene'al Govern*
■uihf in collision with us,”—meaning, we pre
*u ne, the nullifies—the Post being one of the
leading organs of that party.
TREAT RE.
W e understand that the Manager of the W’n»h
mg’on theatre, having »iFectyd an engagement
wp:i the celebrate d Havel family, proposes to
op a the Alexandna Theatre on Tuestlav next,
“n A'1111 occasion the Jiaveh will appear. If one
h i ot w.at has n*m said of this family in the
N • \1 \ m !: ifml Ptiik.UUl.i. ......i... *. *t...
I--— r"r - “* .
people in tins part ol the country luve not
u t seen any thing »o i qua! thtm.
1 he I uniT Bill is at length fvnlv out of Coin
mi lee ol the Whole, anil now upon the table o|
1li aise ol Representatives. Much more de*
hi e. «e presume, need not be anticipated upon
1 * Q tes'mtis win now be taken, in reference to
1. b' veas and nays, and every vote will tell.
'• e are glad to learn that Mr. ARMiruoNG,
"* ^t'guiu, who has for three or tour weeks,
!)'1" Pruned from his seat in the House of Re
r < -eotu ivt*s by severe indisposition, is consider*
' I by hw physicians to be out of danger and in a
t or way of recovery.
l.i ilo* Senate on Thursday, after Mr. Clay*
l',N ‘ u* fims:iei| his spe *ch,a motion being made
tuaiijoara. Mr. Wans,hr objected.
Mr. K \g And that, if the gentleman from
.Mas,ac nsetts wished to deliver tiis sentiment!
■ »e jill, he hoped the motion would be with*
hi"ii tor that purpose, and he would be happv
to listen t« ihe gentleman to as ^reat a length as
* might desire.
Mr. \\ eb^tkr said, the gentleman from Ala*
°’,1U was extremely kind: anil nis kindness was
PVly appreciated. The gentleman from MiS
fully understand* the gentleman from
- a,JAniJ« hut he has no dis| 0'iri>'n to address the
^ i e at present, nor under existing cireum
r'UM* al a,lv other time, on the subject of this
i In the V irginia House of Delegates on the 5th,
P ln"f,“n ®f Mr. Daniel, leave was given to bring
* hi l authorizing a lottery to raise a sum ol
P' .et for budding an academy, and paving the
[ *'* irl ^'evidence, in the County of Fairfax,
* I LEGISLATIVE SQUABBLES.
In the record of proceeding* in the Canadian
Parliament, we find the following, which indi
cates no very enviable state of feelings among
' the member*:
“ A terrible kick up took place on Friday even
, ing in the Assembly during the examination of
Mr. Viger. He had stated that he had seen a
man named Keogh beaten by some of the con
stables, but could not name them. Mr. Young
having expressed some surprise that a public man |
, like Mr. Viger should not know the special con-1
| stables, when he was so positive as to Keogh;
;, Mr. Leslie said there was nothing surprising in
: it—he knew Mr. Young he did not know his!
i wife. Mr. Young madeaverj long reply, which
he concluded by saying that the language ot the
Hon. gentleman was unbecoming a Member of,
the House and a gentleman. The words having
been taken down, the Speaker took the chair—
and as there w«9 no quorum, messengers were
sent all around to procure the attendance of
i members. Mr Young refused to apologize, al
! though entreated by a great number of his friends,
j An order Tor his arrest was passed, but the aer
! jeant at arms has not yet put the grace of God
upou him. The discussion commenced at half
past 8, and terminated only at 11.”
Mr. Andrew Stevenson, in a long letter pub
lished in the Enquirer, declares against the right
; of peaceable secession. He disclaim* nullifica
tion too. ■ ■
NEW VERSION.
Dulce et decorum est pro patria mori.—Sallust.
“ He knew that his fellow-citizens whuld go I
even to the death with him for hjs augar.”—Go*
veruor Hamilton's Sjttech.
O d Shenandoah—the “tenth legion of Virgi
nia (leiniiirao,” a* we have been wont to call
her, holds a meeting on Monday next, to speak
her mind on the existing crisis in our affairs.—
vv 4i n'irfit inuto in ths* tfotiornl tnl«r 11 ti (f U'liirh 1C I
r.i p.
felt ti* learn what **he will have to say to the doc
trines oi the pm. tarnation. Had we been called
upon anterior to the birth of that paper, for our
opinion as to the reception she would be prepar
ed to give to such principles as are tljcie avowed,
wc should have had no difficulty in answering:
but so many strange occuirentes have happened
within the Iasi 60 days—thare has been such a
shitting of the scenes—such an amalgamation of
parties, 'hat strong as has been our laitli in the
steadfastness mid consistency of the political
principles of our sister county, and especially in
her ardent and unflinching attachment to the
long cheiivhed doctiiues of state right* we can
not venture to predict the result of her delibera
tions. if she, too, shall renounce the faith she
has so long pos»e*sed, and strike the flag on which
are inscribed the doctrines of *98, their fate in
the valley may be considered as settled. Xous
ce rons. —Winchester J'ir.
The bill arranging the congressional districts
under the new census has not yet been fin.illy
acted on in the house of delegates, but we learn
tliat our district will remain as at present with
the addition of Morgan; and that Berkeley, Jef
ffis.m and Loudoun will fin in another district.—
^ 11 was proposed to attach Morgan to this latter
•listiict but the legislature very properly forbade
the banns.) Hampshire, Hardy, Pendleton,
Rockingham, and perhaps one or two other coun
ties are connected in another district. i i
Winchester Virginian.
Who can desire that a winter should pass
awav without snow! Notice the cheerfulness of
our streets yesterday and to day, and remember
their dull and almost dismal features for t'.e last
two or three weeks. The change is magical.—■
There goes a sleigh with -dx foaming black tug
gers—streaming away »» the rate of ten miles an
hour, conveying a joyous 1 nt d both sexes and
all ages, from buoyant Mxt vi. " ontemplative
fi„t\ What a deafening 'anlara those Russian
bells make! and then hrar ti*c gir'a lung 1 <: *o«|.
IK*sv <m:\ nvis how1 Mu \ I t i*t p<‘« p r
that boo.! and link a I'm*" *: «ik',; ^ hrb*, - . *1
ding planetary light aroi.d It • k ol ’ .
jov tliat pervades tliat little h -.u t s ■: I h'kv
in the corner and enveloped in lui at d ■ >o i .oi
And t.tfti i.b*erve General Gravity on the front
seat with the driver, reatlv to *dve a rau'toiiarv
word and c!ie< k the over -peed of in ambitious
whip, who feel* thnt his Icomotice is not *W »
must not be pawed by ant thing. I) *ou
call tins ••cold *porir*’ Soak thy fc-t in ic*> wa- |
ter. and rub them dry with a crt-K towel. |) n
they not glow? do they not send the hi nod iin-u
luting to the ends of the finger*? S" dues a j
sleigh ride—when (he moon shines, and the j
white snow lies on the frosty ground—when all
i* light as day, anil the heart as merry as mir'h. ,
D iver! touch the leaders! laugh girls! jingle j
bells! (Jive us snow u> W inter, and let it lull
i on level.—Boston Transcript.
| The If’eather.—A* the Museum on Friday, at
j 8 A. M , the Thermometer stood at 21°, and
nearly calm. The gale which commenced on
Wednesday night, continued, with a few inter
missions, a great part of Thursday. The vuntl
was extremely cold.
MARRIED,
In Washington, on Tuesday evening, the 5th
inst. bv the Rev. Mr. Schnber, Robert Fitz
iiugh. K*q. ol the U S Navy to Maria, daugh
l ter of Daniel Carroll, Esq. of Duddington.
In Pensacola, F onda, on the 10di ult. by the j
Rev. Sephau/.ien (iuinard, Doctor Isaac Hclse, i
' Surgeon of the United States Hospital of that!
• station, to Miss Mf.i.akia, daughter of John In-j
neraritt, Esq. of Pensacola. ~
DIED,
On Wednesday, the 6th inst. in the 23d year
ol her age, Mrs. Isabel RrrrENHousE, wife of
Mr. Benjamin F. Riltenhouse, and daughter of
the Rev. Dr. Laurie, of Washington.
$10 ftaw&rd.
LOST, yesterday morning, in the Market, a small I
POCKET BOOK, containing several receipts,
and tortv-one dollars in five dollar notes, and one Cor- i
poration note. The above reward will be given on j
j leaving it with WILLIAM CAMPBELL, or at this
J office. feb 9—3t j
FROM WASHINGTON.
In the Senate yesterday, Mr. Poindexters’ re
solution, offered the day before, (see another co
lumn) was debated by Mr. Poindexter and Mr
Calhoun in its favor, and Mr. Grundy against
it. Before the question was taken, however, the
hour for taking up the special order of the day
arrived, and the Senate proceeded to consider
the Revenue Collection Bill.
Some remarks were made by Messrs. Web
ster, Tyler, Bibb and Brown, of North Caro
lina, in explanation of and reference to the Bill.
Mr. Mangum being indisposed, did not resume
his speech. Mr, Dallas, of Pennsylvania,then
took the floor at length in favor of the Bill, and
was speaking when our informant left Washing
ton.
lathe House, the Tariff'Bill was again taken
up. Particulars in our next.
COMMERCIAL.
Price of Produce in Alexandria yesterday, from
wagons and Vessels.
Flour, per barrel, - - 85 00 a 0 00
Wheat, per bushel, - - 1 00 a 1 10
Corn, - do - - - 0 60 a 0 65
Rye, do - - - 0 62 a 0 65
Oats, from wagons, per bushel, 0 35 a 0 36
Oats, trom vessels, do - 0 33 a 0 00
Corn Meal, yellow, do - 0 50 a 0 55
Corn Meal, white, do . - 0 55 a 0 60
Flaxseed, • do 1 25 a 0 00
Clove*seed, - do - 8 00 a 0 00
Whiskey, per gallon, - - 0 31 a 0 32
Bacon, per cwt. - - - 6 50 a 7 00
Butler, per lb. - - - 0 10 a 0 20
Lard. do - - - 0 07 a 0 08
Plaster Paris, (retail) per ton, 6 00 a 0 00
Flour. — We have yet no change to notice in
the wagon price of Flour: it continues at $5 03,
with but little disposition on the part of dealers
to take it at that price. Considerable sales
have been made from stores at the same price,
say Five Dollars.
BALTIMORE MARKET— Fkb. 8.
Flour.—Sa ps ol Howard slreet Fiour in the
early part of the week at 85.50, withili the last
two davs some sales have been made at 5,37.1
and at 5.25 from the wagons. City Mills stock
in the hands of (lie millers said to be small; the
mil lets generally are not grinding at this season,
there being no wheat in market. Sales at &5i|, 4
months.
Wheat.—A cargo of Virginia prime red has
been sold at 81.12 . Cora—Yellow 66c; white
65; both in demand, none having arrived for
some time past, and ten or twelve Eastern ves
sels waiting f‘>r cargoes. Outs—Sates of 1000
bushels at 37ic. Clnversted-—The receipts light;
sales from stores S7l
PHILADELPHIA MARKET—Feb. 6.
About 1000 barrels Superfine Flour have been
sold for export at 85,25; some holders refuse
this price, but others are willing to sell, A
small !•» Rye Flour sold at 84; scarce, and held
higher. Corn Meal in barrels is scarce, one or
two lots at 83.25. No Drain at market. Flax
»eed is scarce, and void at 81,65 a 1,70.—
Clover Seed is wanted, sales at 86,25 a 6,75.—
Whiskey is dull anti on the decline. A lot of
104hhds. new crop New ()ileans Sugar was of
fered at public sale yesierdav, of which 74 lihds
void at 86, f5, at 2, 3 and 4 months credit.
NEVV-YORK MARKET—Feb. 6.
Flour —No change in prices of Western.—
Sah*s of Baltimore Howaril street at 85 75; Rich
mond Country at 85 62. in small parcels. The
stock of Flour in first hands is about 80,000
hart els.
Grain —No sales of Wheat. Southern Corn
ilull ai 60 cts. No other change.
In Coffee and Sugar, vvehaver.o alteration to
nutlet*. The Coll m market i3 dcpiessed.—
'■ .- S ••!*’.t !i>h amount to 600 bales,
► c - i » '!•> .' i all cents, chiefly at lOj
.no cn K r : i . t It.'! s 11 cents.
Fio'.-h - I'v- fjoiotitv *1 flour now in tins ci
1 , .r ■..•lie. '.foM *• taided bv careful in
irei»ng;»( iti, tn very i.ea lv ss follows:
New Y • • k • h i**, including wheat in mills
on toe Iv»m Riser, 25.200 barrel*.
Weetem, - - - 38,000
Troy, .... 175
Southern, • * * -18.150
Tota*, ... II 0,525
_ AT. Y. J. f'om. Feb, fi.
_ SrtlP WEW8*_
PORT Or *USX*ADRIA, fb. CJ.
Ahrivko. February 7,
Schr. Velocity, R)der, Boston; Sundries to
\V. Fowl,* & Co and freight to toe District.
Schr. Kenawha, Cunningham, Norfolk; Salt
to J. 11 Ladd.
Saili.d, February 8,
Brig Planet, Peurson, Port au Prince, with
1100 barrels Flour.
Schr. Tom Wood, Shoemaker, New V'ork.
\YA\a\fc OyV .
j iqA Gallons common Whale Oil, just received
I HtcjU in large cask*, per schooner V elocity, tor
sale bv S. M. U S. H. JANNhY
feb 9__
V «r r reAgAvl,
rrzr The schooner SPiCA Woo ! ward, master,
VtTjX.ow ready to receive a cargo. Apply to the
1?™%,, board, or to W- H H.LLBtt.
feb 9___
Just U.e<*e vert,
J3nd for sale by JVM. M. MORRISON,
\ViksV of the Valley of t ie Mt^siisippi, or I he
Emigrant’* an 1 Traveller’* Guide to the Wear,
containin| a general description of tint interesting
country, and al.o notice* of the sod. production., rr
vers, amt other channels of intercourse md trade; and
likewise of the cities and town*, progren of education,
&c. of each State and Teiritor>. »» n v
(*• Westward the star of empire lakes its way —BciK*
|(,y)
Also, a fresh .upplv of Flora’s Inrerpreter, and Cal
jitt’s Dictionary ot the Bible,
feb 8—St
Viftno Music.
Received tinsday the fofiowmi', viz:
My aider dear; Summer’s gone
JimUrtiw Dance; Gome dwell with me
Cinderella Waltz* Wa -he’s Waltzes, No, 1
Do do No. 2
Minstr 1’* itel.rn, xc.* 'Jl.re de Kitchen
K light with tut snow white plum'
U.r.colei Jac» of Mailcdou, * ai d
Instructions for the Piano an t Violin
feb 9 BUilA KENNEDY.
Arrvantsfor Attic.
| NEGdO WOMAN, about 25 years of age* two
j\ Bovs and » Girl, ages from 4 to 9 years, t hey
will not be separated, nor sold out of Maryland or the
District ofCo'umoia.
WHICH I’ ft M VDD X.
For the Kxecu’or of J ohn H Dr Butts, dec’j.
Also, A PIANO FORTE,
A very sweet toned instrument, winch will be solJ
j low. feb 9 - eo3t
DRAWS THIS DAY
Union Canal Lotteiy of Pennsylvania,
Cluts So. 3 for Ib53,
Will be drawn at t’liilad-Iphia O' Saturday, F* I 9
I Pwze of 8*20.000 I l prize* of 6,01)0
1 do of 10,000 I 7 prize* of, 1,000
Ticketsf5; halves 2 5j, quarters 1 25.
On sale in great variety at
JAS. IIIOABAS’S
l.otterv ffice, corner Ki .g and Hoyalsts
Uiicurrent Notes and Fur ign Gobi purchased
DRAWS THIS DAY
Union Canal Lottery of Pennsylvania,
Class 'o 3 for 18 >.$ _
To hi* drawn in I'h l.detptr n ‘"Oilrdny, Peh 9
1 Prize of 820.000 I 1 Prize of 86.000
1 do of 10.000 I 1 do of * 4,000
Tickets fS; lia.ve** 5b* qu rters 1 25.
To be had in a variety ■> i.iinu ersat
I. SS. WKI?B'S
lottery Office, Royal street
<j*7 Ord-rsfrom thr country sjxcisllv attended to
Drawing of the New Y irk Consol’dated f.otttrv * No.
3 f >. 1 >3:
4 15 11 23 31 14 64 65 6-3 27
UUJiWS / III S U.l 1
Union Canal Lottery of Pennsylvania,
• ('lass No3for 18J1.
To be drawn in Pli ia'lrt. It a on Saturday, Ft b 9
CAPITAL PRIZ3 $29,000.
Whole tickets 1-5; halves -i 5b; quarters 1 25.
To be had in a variety of numners of
j. caiftss.
Lottery iy E reliance Broker, Jtlemndria
Drawn Numb«rs of the Nrw York Consolidated Lotte
ry, Class No 3 for 188.1:
1 4 15 11 23 31 14 64 65 62 27
Connecticut Lottery. Cl ss No. 3‘2—N**w Serbs;
38 6 46 2 4 20 13 14 52
lUghy Uerrlug
Boxes s noked Digby Herring, for tale by
OUU feb 8_D IKfWIV.
ftugwr § %>Vt»\u88fca.
Hlilrdt. Muscovado Sugar
r 50 hhds Jamaica and Cuba Molasses
For side by W. FOWLK k Co
fib 8 __
bruit.
| Att Boxes Granges
lUi J 4U do Lemons
Landing from schooner Velocity, fur sale by
feb 8 W. FOWLK & Co._
.vfcsv 'GngiatuV Hum.
(3)f\ llogsbeads New England Itum, landing from
/Si - r schooner Velocity, for &a!c by
fcb 8 W- FOWLK &. Co.
•Vai\a.
0")6i i C*sb* Nails, assorted sizes, landing from schr
Velocity, for sale by
feb 8 # W. FOWLF. UT Co.
Vur Bvislun.
The packet schooner VELOCITY, Ryder,
natter, will have dispatch. For freight apply to
Lott W. FOWLK ty Co.
FyysAy figs.
6)f\(Y Drums } Of fr..»h Smyrna Figs, of
.s)\ It f 100 half drums > veiy superior quality
Landing from sclmooer Velocity, formic by
feb 8 _V C l,' A/K.MlVK. *t Co.
•V v vy Viugiuiui Hum.
■)/1 Hogsheads of \'ew England^ Itum, received per
O* f schooner Velocity, for sale by
C. CaZKNOVE ty Co
Also 50 half boxes Chocolate. feb 8
T\\fc $\t»o\> IHadainia
Would take a fre giit to Noifolk or Richmond-,
£f jtfl^eurrh k 500 barrels, and is ready for its r. c< p
I .* Apply to GEO. JOHNSON U Co
fch_8 _ _
Union Tavern
The subscriber respectfully informs
I hi* friends and the public generally, that
V k'jJ£ SJKl.e has removed from Union street to Fair
^^QSiSifax street, hetwre.n King and Cameron
streets, and near the Maiket, where Ladies and Gen
tlemcn can be accommodated in* genteel manneri a*
his Establishment is well fitted up, and furnished auf
ficiently to render comfort to those who in»y please
to patronize him.
Me h.s excellent STABl.lNG for twenty or thirty
Morse*, for which his charges will be moderate
Gentfomen esn be furnished with OYSTER SUP
PERS in private rooms or otherwise, as he has his
Oyster Establishment in complete order.
Me can also accommodate ten or twelve HOARD
BUS, by the week, month, or year, at reasonable
prices ...
Mis HAR is furnished with the best Wines and Li
quors ihe plac'- will afford.
Being thankful for past favors, he hopes, by strict
attention and moderate charges to share s psrt ol
public patronage. JAMES MORRIS,
jau l.A—2m
OllCfe
IJURSUAVT to sn Order of the United States’ Cir- |
cuit Court o- the District of Cofumoia, sitting in ;
Chancery at Al xan.lria, tn the case of Lincoln Cham
berlain, surviving partner of Lincoln and Luther Cham
j berluti, against George McCli-vli, Administrator of
Archibald McCl-ish, et al., passed‘tetober Term. 1833,
. the creditors of the said Archibald McCli* wh are re
quired to present i h*'ir claims to the undersigned, on
or before the 1 ><h day of February next, or they Will
be excluded from the dividend of his estate
A MOORE, ,
janl7—lm Master Commissioner.
lor Hfe\\t.
The large and commodious House
.at the Village, with a valuable fnnt anu
J vegetable Ganns* of two Acres, form* r
!y owne I bv George Taylor, Esq.
Also, three Squares nf two Acres each, next west,
cast and north east, sod ten acres south east, of the
first. Apply to Samuel B Larmour, *t the W are- |
house of_SAM’L. B. LAKMOUK 8t Co
'Vo llfent,
A very A MALL HOUSE, at a verp cheap rent,
J liliinear the wharf. JOSIAI1 II. UAVIS. |
sCT® Savings Fund Institution open
Thia Dai, (j<tur.1i),J uidcr the d. reel ion of » Con*
mut e of the Board of Managers, at the Koom, comer
of King and Washington streets, st half past 3 o'clock
I*, u. eSalurtf
SALES AT AUCTION*
BY GEORGE WHITE.
Stocks nt Auction.
ON Monday, at 11 o’clock, at white’s Auction
Warehouse, without the iet*t reserve -
5 shares Chesapeake and Ohio Cana) Stock
2 do Alexandria Canal do
1 do Middle Turnpike Koad do
By order of the Trustee t
feb 9 GKO. WHITE, Auct.
BY GEORGE WHITE.
Yutunure ftoAe.
\T 11 o'clock on Monday morning, the Uth instant,
will be sold at my Warehouse, to close sales
2 mahogany sideo arda, of good quality
3 do bureaus
1 set dining tables; breakfast and other do
2 walnut «l.i; lot of Venetian blinds
1 patent wasti ng machine
I anthracite cos. Frankun stove
1 do cooking do, with necessary apparatus
Together with sundry oilier articles
feb 9 _•_GKO. W HITE.
•VolAee.
AGREEABLY to an nrder of the Honorabt* thn
judge of the District Court for the District of
Columbia, made at December Tt ■ m, 1832, I shall pro.
cecd;to sell, for cash, si the Custom Douse, situate at
the iitmcct on of K t g and Union stress, in the town
ol Alexandria, on Widnesday, the 27tb day of this
m'uith February, 1833.
ONE CASE OF BOMBAZINES,
which ha* been forfeited to (he United States- Sale
to commence at 10 u’cloek.
C. SCOTT, D M.
fe!> 9 ts For II. A*hton, Marshal.
BY THOMAS C. WRIGHT, GeorgetownJ
Yre*> anil YsXtenaiYo fcaAo of
nuv nnnn.v
N Monday next, the 11 ill .ns ant, at 10 o'clock, A.
*0 M , at the Auction Rooms on Bridge street, I
shall offer lor sale, w it limit reserve, neatly all the DRY
li (IDS on hand, belo.ign g t<> differ, nt distant con*
signers Tin- slock cout'st* of
Woollens, Cottons, Linens, and Silk Goods.
Amongst which are (onaidcrahh quant 'y of first
rate London Goods, rurh as Sup- rfine VaL rcia-, Mar*
seilles, and Silk Vestings, particularly worth 'he •Men
tion of Merc ant I ailnru A more particular desrrip
lion of the Goods will be given in hai.d -ills before the
sale Fermi at ante. TIIOS, C. WRIGHT,
Georgetown, feb 9 2t Auctioneer.
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dervaitta lor Ulna.
TlfRKK GIRLS, (from the country, and of good ha
bits) of II, 13 and 15 tears of age, would be hir*
ed by the year at reasonable wages Applv to" tho
Printer. feb 7—dtf
IS the latter part of the year I8i9. a series ofliterary
communications, by •' A Llub” of young gentle
men, were published in the Alexandria Gazette, Tb*
advertiser collected nearly all the numbers after they
had been printed, and pasted them in • book. l b*
Book was loaned out—to whom is n w forgotten
The object of this notice is to request wh»«-ver may
have it, to l< ave it at this office, and by so d ing oblige
the idv Miner f-bF 3t
Coach isi Uuruea& Making.
mHK undersigned have established themselves per*
ft. nianently in Middleburg. Loudoun County, where
they are prepared to srrve tlie public with
Close Coaches, Stage Coaches, Barouches, Dear
boms. Gigs, Ca riules, and Harness,
of the beat quality, and on the frost reasonable terms.
Having learned their trades, and worked in the best
Northern Kstablishmcnts, and having in their employ
hands from tlu-re, who are likewise well acquainted
with the buiness, they pledge themae'ves to fu'nilh
those who may call upon them with work equal in
quality and appearance to any in the United States.
Hirstns in their line w ill be done at the shortest nd*
tice an-l tin moderate terms.
jjf They have on hand, for sale, several handsome
fashionable Carriages and Barouches and a splendid
Sulkev; and persons wishing to purchase are respect
fully invited to call and examine them,
SaTTBRTHWAIF A RICHARDSON.
MidJIehurg. Vs , Feb 5- tf
fcor Went.
a Will be rented low, two Store Rooms and •
Cellar in a Warehouse in Printer'! Alley, Eli
quire at this office. _feb 6 tf
WiU’mn %V. McVtign
HAS taken the Store House formerly occupied by
the Messrs. Chamberlains, and more recently by
Messrs. Fletcher 1%Dement, on Pftnce street * hart,
where he is now opening, and intends at all times to
keep, a very general assortment of
Groceries, Liquors, Wines
Ground Alum )
Turks Island > SJILT
Blown 3
Mackerel, Shad «ud Herrings- Together with
all other articles
usua’lv kept in a grocery store
All of which he will sell, whole sale and retail, at a
very sn»all advance to Cash dealers and punctual cus
tomer^_j*» 29 -eo.’w__
Vrinre street
THE undersigned, in announcing to the citizens of
Alexandria and its vicinity tint this Institution is
now open for the reception of youth, would respect
fully asMi'e them that he will continue to i nforce the
«nme rigid observance of scholastic discipline, pursue
the same tffi:ient system in the communication of in
struction, and use the same untiring in.iustry in the
discharge of his professional duties, which have hi
therto invaruibly proved so advantageous to the pupils
committed to his care The St stem of Exercises in
the Frince-street Academy embraces the following
branches of Kd ication: Beading; Writing; Arithme
tic; Book Keeping and English Grammar; Geography;
the use of slaps and Globes; Geometry and Algebra,
with their application to the practical branches of the
Mathematics; Trigonometry, plane and spherical;
* ensuration; Surveying and Gauging; Navigation,
with the c instruction of the tables annexed; the pro
jection of Maps snd Planispheres, according to prin
ciples purely mathematical; Topographical and Ar
chitectural Drawing; Civil and Military Engineering;
Conic* Sections; Fluxions; Gnomomcks; Astronomy,
and Mechanics. Conscious of the extent and accuracy
of his reseatch in the branches of science above enumc*
rated, the undersigned has the confidence to assert that
he ill give instruction in them,not superficially, but ac
cording to principles susceptible of conclusive proof,
in the rigid language of irrefragable demonstration.
Terms of tuition, ami Rules of the Institution, will
be made known at the Academy
JOHN DEVLIN,
Alexandria, Dec- 21—tf_’-;r><1
ICJ® Geo. T. Brown respectfully of.
fera himself to the Voters of Prince tieorge's County t
Maryland, as a candidatofor the »e*t Sbenflalty.