Phenix gazette. [volume], February 22, 1833, Image 1

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pc BUSHED BY
EDGAR SNOWDEN. j
Daily P«per *8 Per an,uim' Country^ PaPer
j for Or\efti\a,
-f's On the 25th infant, the splendid packet brig
vlVy IRIHL. Capt.-For cabui or steerage
^ t0FHANKUN h ARMF1ELO.
" TUa dcA\wu\®r Oacivr
.fit- WouM take f-eight to Norfolk or HichmonJ,
ayjZ-Kf. carries 3000 bushel* or 600 barrels, and
for .h, —Pj-rf J-KS rsir
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f«t >*ur.i«\Ub
on JISY POUT IS THE BAY.
The schooner UOMMPWE, Capt Dillon,
.«**V itl ukr freight <>« rexvmnble terms f»r Nor
TTt? unv port in the Bay if c IT-red iramediateY—
A. U WZKNuVUt..
let 19 _____
flit AA&iAfcVra.
tflt The fine new copper fastened scli-oner HOPE.
i-P Jri..h» Beetlv,master, is designed to nail |.»r \»a
T^Toout the Ut of M*rch next. For freight of 500
bxrrrDxpphto «K«» JOHNSON * Co.
'he Hope is to return direct to this port, it pi'e
sen** a good opportunity to importers of wme, <>l which
wc hone ihry will a ad ihcnealvcs._JI,H &
VVxUc iAv>\\a \*«cV tAa
HAND'S CANAL LINK.
;f 5L 1 he sloop I’il/diV is n-»w 5* adi'-g in **hil»
ie pid* for the Distric*, and will sail a ’out the
5ih unt., weather permitting App!v to
JtiSF.Prt H\ Fi'-pretor,
No 7 North Wharves, Philadelphia
tk i : • i ii ill illtl \ V Acr.Mit
»t t„ orgetowo.
STEPHEN SHI.NIC* Agent
jt.f, | j at Alexandria.
*Vot\w.
Steam-boat POTOMAC,
Just h Niritf* Master, «ili
. on Friday, the 23d instant,
ro u-titncr htr uiiiai route from XX asliitigton aint A.'ex
aie'ria to Norl' Ik and Richmond I.< wing Washington
at j, a>'d Alexandra at 4 H M. Returning leave Rich
mon I on l'ue<!.\ morning, and Norfolk on AAidi'e*
dav morning a' 9 o’clock The boat and engine hare
been put ui complete order, and a taretul and ex peri
ence i mA->'.er uod engineer att .died to her
Fare to Noriblk, including mexla, 17; to Richmond
,l„ <q \ H \ f ft IS, agent
\ \\« 9\<6tIiUbnU\ tanttC. Y
iVtil commence running
| to Mattox II \A'£e on Friday
the 8’h ol February, anil
returu on >at.i -i<l. a »e will then run as she did ast
Fall, leaving Georgetown every Monday and l hur<day
at 7 o’clock, Mca'hng at ashtnglon and Alcx tn
rlria; and on her return, leave Mattox Hmlge every
Wtthvrsdat and Saturday at 6 o'clock, X M She will
*‘up at the usual landing p aces for passengers and
mgbtyfall kinds. She has turee hundred bugs lor
tit am feb 5
IituuuA *W.in\ Su\t. .\l\wwt
I’llR cirgnof.the Itrig Nancy, new Ring a? tlameron
■>rr~et a hart, tor sa'e by
ft-M9_A C r AZPNOVE & Co.
fc\\>Y*S
\N additional supply oi Nine phte Stoves just receix
el, which, wito hi* stock on hand. Consisting id
t.ookmg fir eitlier wood or anthrucite coal, K ankiin
Coal btuveS, will, to close Sales, be sold unusually
lu* GEO. WHl I E.
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^\'iu\\s\x Arises.
IV'Du niifi Scgar-,, in quaiter b''X"« *
»eowby n.„,p
.Vvfcrimui V x«i *ui\.
) b irrela iVnufrinini i'i.p.ti.1 I .,..1 | .»
rby GKO Will a*.
Jeb 19
luiia -V ukirw \\ ine
4 F'P« (v-nt as a sample) of •• Figuerm*'” k. I* Ma
'' ,r‘ v' U1ei alM'h has had tht benefit of a vovagi
•o i • East finlits F*>rsalchy
___ S. ME«SF.RSMITH
*Va\k.
lift ft *■*'k*s and Brads, assorted sizes. For
, .. *** b* WSI. Fo%* LE CT Co.
HM 18
Poitou Duck & «>\anU\a
COR DACE.
A fj ft ® 'is iif ; .,n's cotton duck, from No. 2 to 1(J
'*'^'**^ 5o do Hascn*duck
l bde cuttm sewing twine
I .y coils Manilla cordage, of assorted size*
in-,n? »i:d in store, tor sale at manufactory prices.
W. FOWI E fit Co.
J}) K*h**da bright r-jtading Molasses, just re
ft* *a llV>^ an^ ^up *l< *t low price, by
... _ WM. D BUTT.
ftu^ Java Colfffefc.
J,‘’5'b"*ds prime <>rl«*ns Moiassei, new crop
ZYj?kT 1,0 J«vaCoFee
f_, »^hr. Columbia, for sale by
_____ct.AGF.rr y. p\GF.
1 sopp,,'^'iuftA au8ttt
* * r<rce > r0* ^<HU,UIUI psteni steam refined Sugar,
feb .u‘v Ue Louisiana Company, for *ale bv
——-A C CAZENOVE M Co.
k'vake^.
2.) ^ ’K^Ads and 50 barrel* Whiskey, of good
l^uy, iol Mle b> ’* B
10 km *. A. C C A ZENO YE & Co.
J bhdiJfcw England Hum_feb 18
,L " e arerequested to announce William
!*we ©r Ybt* Caa‘l"lB?e (>r * **»t in the neat. Legu
“gtuia, irom tbe County of Fairfax.
S^ermaetU OVA.
g'/rv Ticrccs strained Spermaceti Oil, of best quali
?)>!■/ ty, received per schooner Comm rcS, lauding
this day and for sale by
feb 18 _A. C. CAZFNOVE k C.
Fishing Salt.
QQHrt Bushels Coarse Salt, suitable for the Fish
•> Af If I eries, the cargo of Brig Lavinia, for sale by
feb 16 W. FOWLK & Co. *
Ground Alum Salt.
GROUND Alum Salt, of Kaatport and Liverpool
manufacture, equal in goodness sn l Wright For
sale bv A. C. OAZriNOA K & Co.
feb 16_
to fishermen.
SLINK twine; hanging and hauling rope
Long oars of first quali y
feb 15_ JQS| Alt 1L DAVIS.
Turks Inland bull.
A t\dm Bushel* Turks Island Salt, in store, of supe
"4* if If I rior quality, for sale by
feb 15 J & W. 1! IRWIN.
Malta and Gnm Bfiiovni.
j) Doaen F.ntrv Mats; Landing from Brig Lavinia,;
Ai 500 Corn Brooms 5 f"r **lt by
| feb 15__J A AV H IRWIN.
Fish ball.
I Bushels Liverpool Gr»und Alum, superior
J !)- HI weigh and strength, intended for New
foun-11 md Fishery u«e
1700 bushel. Turks Inland Salt For «ale bv
feb U SAM’L- B LARM«'UR ^ Co.
.MaekereV.
yn 1 ar* I 2 Mackerel, in half barrels, for sde by ,
J feb 15 A C CAZKNOV F. ?< Co |
V vga and VVaVsltts.
!7I|»KSH Figs and Daisies for sale by
' feb 13 A C. C AZKNOVK. L Co.
Wtata VVi\
Ij Q. \ Gallons common Whale Oil. just received ,
■JM * in Urge casks, per schooner Vi fcrity. tor
sale bv S. VI. t* S. U JANNfcT.
feb 9 _I
'Vo V v.VuifcV w»\aUer*.
FOIt $AI K— * l- t of 1, 2 and 3 inch Cherry stuff,
well seasoned; a lot o first quality broad had tuch
I'opUr; a lot of second quality »i to
fcb i - JOSIAll II. DAVIS._ '
sMli\At\T V WlUft.
! r|AllK subscribers designing to make their annual in- ,
I 1 p.irtaU >n of 'Vine by the Hope, invite orders for j
j am description of J Howard, March cJ* th*.’s»hrand — j
j In (hi-way the person ordering will have the tasur
! anct of receiving the Wine shipped for them—their
j names being cut on the cask in Madeira.
gko. joiinston fc On.
Who have remaining, from their last importation, a
few qu trter and half quarter casks of Burgundy, tin
r to, Grape Juice and London Particular 'lad*, ira Wint’s,
; w .named pure as imported, and fur sale on their
I usual accommodating terms. j«n 30
\iUYUY>ft
JUST received from Boston, per schooner trans
port, a Very handsom assort nu nt •■!
Cut, Ground ami Plain RSTRY LAMPS,
Of the most fashionable description. Also on hand—
Kngosh Bronzed Astral Lamps
Do do Mantel do
Do Bras S!n*p do
Do Tin Wall do
Together with a large assortment of Chins & Glass
wire of every description, offered for sale on moderate
turns, wholesale or retail.
W mdow Glass of every size and good quality.
* jan30 HUGH C 8MtTil.
\"v w V_Y&»a\c w\ tuu\ Kiig\wl\
ACADEMY
rHU?K Subscriber respectfully announces to ihe in
I habitants of Alexandria, that he has this day open
'd a Glassies! and Kngliah Academy, in the bouse re
cently occupied by T. Vowell, Ksq- on ’Aatcrst.
I he undersign- a iva is uimse-i mint prrm-ui occasion
t»« MV, that he designs to establi-h hi-nst If permanent
h in tlii- place, an to devote his undivided time and
attention 'o t‘e arduous and important duties of an
: Instmetor of Youth The most approved and efficient
I v. s emof education will ue adopted, and every me^ni
i eoip o' e-l to pr- m >te the improvement of his pupils,
; which much esperi- nee as a Teacher has suggested
to him a- most conduc ve to tbit end. t he discipline
will be miid. and mv.riahlv enforced The course of
studies will comprise tile Greek and l-atinClaasirs, the
French Language, and the Mathematic*, with their
most useful app'ic.tions to prtcticrj besides the ele
mentsfv branches of »n English Education
Terms of admission and hour* of at'endaoce made
known ou application at the Academy.
H I CkOSSIS.
Reference is respectfully made to R I tailor, Pey
ton "• hnmp-mn, Daniel Hr. an, and Wm. I.. Hodgson,
Eaqs. _ jar 7-dlw eott
A .s tYi siutt.
Lincoln tl.a»M fas commenced the
GROCERY BUSINESS,
lower end of rm.c> street, st-j inmg John H. Ladd’s,
and directlv opp->Mte where he formerly kept, on the
vle»rf wher*- h« i-um.latokeep a general iaso-tm. m of
If uies. Liquors, Groceries, and Ship Chandlery,
and wbeie b<. invit- s iiis old customers an > others to
call and get bargains__jan ^9 - tf
•Vhtice.
vlNflE undersigned takes this occasion to inform hi*
II friends and the public that he has taken the
HOUSE formerly occupied by Stro
ther, Wt'lmmson, and Barnard t his is
a Urge and convenient' Establishment,
well calculated for the accommodation.ot
all persona, and particularly for private families ^
To those who may think proper to patronise him in
his new vocation, the undersigned can safely offer one
assurance—the effort to please The h- use will be in
future known as the AMERICAS HOTEL
JMO. M McCARTY.
Washington City,sept 14- d
MUSEUM
Opendaity from 10 to 12, II., and from 3 to 5, M P
ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE
T From the London Court Journal]
FASHIONABLE TACTICS.
one's country neighbors.
Gladstone Hall. The Hon. Mrs. Gladstone and
her three daughters at a work table. Enter
Gen. G. from his ride.
Gen. G—Helen, my dear, go and see wheth
er there arc any letter for me on my library
table.
Helen G—Yes, Papa.
Gen. G—Mrs. Gladstone, I have invited the
Brooks Park party to shoot and dine here to mor
row. Be sure to warn Helen, before they arri
ve, that young Achlsey comes with them.
Mrs. U—Then why ask them p.f all? You
mieht have postponed it till next week? I suppose
Gen G—Next week Sir Richard Brook him
self is oft’to shoot on his Yorkshire estates, and
I thought Maria would be beti«*i hatisfi.nl the par
tv should take place before h;s departure—Eh! !
Maria?
Maria G—Indeed, Pa, Sir Richard’s move- i
merits are no concern of mine.
Gen G — 1 know it, my dear; aod no fault of
vour’s either However, I have given you and
Helen a last chance. 1 find that, in spite of
Ladv Brooke’s manoeuvres, Achsley is at pre
sent under no positive engagement to her daugh
ter; and Sir Richard told me explicitly this
morning as we wete riding home together from
Luiatohe, tt>at h<* is looking out fora wife; which,
to the father of unmarried girls , is saying a
Mrs. (i—Maria,—Sophy,—my dears; the af
ternoon is very fine, go and take a turn in the
shrub berv.
Soph G—Thank you, Mamma, I have a dread
ful cold.
Maria—And my ancle is still very week alter
mv sprain.
(»en G—Nonsense, nonsense, Mrs Gladstone;
let them stav and hear what I have to say. Y’ou
don’t tancy you can keep two overgrown girls,
of nvo or Three and twenty, m the dark on such
pom's?
Mrs G—How orten must I r?iaind you, Gene
ral, that Sophia is only one and twenty?
Sdphy G—Last birth-day, Mamma.
G n G —I have kept Latikley Wood and
Briikheatn Farm (my two best preserves) for
the Brook Bark party. They will be over to
breakfast. Take care that none of the girls make
their appearance. No sportsman can ever b< ar
the sight of a woman till dinner time Give
them plenty ol cold fowl, pigeon-pie, and choco
late, but no voting ladies
Mrs G —f can only tell you, for a certainty,
tha» Lady Brooke and Mauan preside at the tea
table every morning throughout the shoo ing and
hunting sia-en—foilow the gentlemen to the sta
ble yard and kennel—|>at the horses—pet the
(1o<;h— sv-c the refreshments packed, and pretend
to enter, heart and soul, into the whole afiair.
Gen G—Then rely on it that, with all their
hearts and souls, the men wish them at the de
vil
Mi« G—So vou mav fancy; but there are cer
tain litllt ulierittoiiMVhuh tltfy sw-arutthe first
week, endure the second, and begin to look lor,
as indispensable, on the third. Whatever >ou
mav have heard, General, Marian will catch
| young Achslev at last; and l s'mH always think
; that I.adv Brooke has behaved a very shabby,
i unneighporly wav about it. 1 told her mvst-lf,
j before Ea-ter, that tie was all but engaged to
llt'ICVI.
Sophv—Y*>, Mamma! But Ton gave her at
the same time surh a flourishing d •ncripuou of
his estates in Cheshire, and nis chance ol .suc
ceeding to the Grainstone peerage, that any one
might have predicted what would happen.
Maria—Lady Brooke is such an arUul wo
man. What right has she to q tarter herself as
>he does at Brookr Pirk? H‘*i living there
! amounts to forbidding the bauds of any marriage
her S"ii might tie mi lined tofoiin
Sophy—And she has such n tunning wav of
what she cal s in king the hoce “pleasant to
voung people;" which consists of gc'ting upclia
rade« where Marian plav9 the first pans, and
concerts; where, after our thundering sonatas,
Marian is brought forward losing oneof her beau
tiful English ballads.
Mrs G — I ha»e my own opinion of women
who make their daughters sing English ballads!
It cannot be as an exercise of tneir skill, or to
display their proficiency. But we all know that
no sort of inuMC- tells half so well witn young
men. This was the secret ot Miss Stephens’ po
pularity, and Mrs. Waylett’s and Lady Brooke
has been mean enough to turn it to account. The
most provoking part ot it is. that Helen’s voice
is too loud foi ballads—Sophy’s too low; whilst
poor Maria has none at all!
Gen G—And my little friend Marian the pipe
of a blackbird!
Mrs G—Yes; you are always willing enough
to disparage your own poor girls! I should not
have been very much surprised, had you asked
Miss Brooke and her mother to dinner to-morrow
to meet the voung men!
Gen G—Surprised? Why of course I did .—
How could I do otherwi-e? Invite ;v5-«y the
whole party slaving in her house, and »cave her
there to rtine alone? JSihaw!
Sophy—Marian add Lady Br«eke are not
sportsmen. Papa; they could n«i expect to be
asked to shoot at Brickbealh Farm.
Maria—Sir Richard went to shoot at the Minc>
ingt, the other dav; and I know Mrs. Mincinu
mok care not tube bored with his mother and
«i#ter.
Gen G—Verv likely, voung ladies; but Lady
Brooke is the widow of one of inv oldest friend*,
and—piav where are you going Mr# Gladstone?
Mr G—To write an excuse, and put them all
off. Yon do not suppose I will tamel? sit by.
and see my daughters’ interest* saerified?
General G—Nonsense!—absurd!—the girls
will have an equal chance! They are three to
one against poor Marian. Besides, Sir Richard
can’t marry his own sister; so Mis* Maria will
have a fair shot at the young Bnonet.
Maria—Really, Pap, you have no sort of deli
cacy !
Mrs G—It is quite oat of the question that
this dinner party should take place. We might
have done v.-ry well for three or four young men,
who. provided they get champaigne and claret
enough, take no notice of the minutiae of the ta
table. But Lady Brooke’s standing in the coun
try entitles her to be treated with respect. I
cannot think of having Lady Brooke without
white soup, a second course of creams and ca
ramels, and all that sort of thing. It is now
near six o’clock, and Tompkins always requires
a day’s notice. 1 shall certainly write and put
them off
Gen G—Did any one ever hear of anything
half so ridiculous! Asif it were not fifty times
more ungracious to put off Lady Brooke, than to
receive lies* without white soup!
Mrs G—-I dare say you think so, for it is quite
indifferent to you how had an opinion she may
lor* ''of us all. Rut after her triumph over me
re^f, eiing Hai ry Achslev, I shall lake care not
IO pill 11 III lierpu^Cl lu impciiuirm wiui^s
of me. I shall tell her we have illness in the
house, anil cannot possibly receive her.
G,.n G—You shall do no such thing. I have
promised these young men a good day’s sport,—
and a good day’s sport they shall have.
Mrs G—Let them have it, and welcome!—
But a good dinner is quite another attair. Why,
we literally should not have time to get down
li>h from "town; and you know* very well what
young Mincing hail the insolence, to say about
one myd.ly trout and ctay fish sauce!
Gen G—1 never knew nor care. But on this
point 1 am decided, that Brooke ami his two cou
sins, and Harry Athsley breakfast and shoot
here to-morrow; and that Marian and her mo
tlier join them at dinner.
Maria—1 will answer for it, Papa, Sir Richar..
does not care for turbot.
Sophy—And 1 am sure, Mamma, Harry Achs
ley can dine without white soup.
Mrs G—Very well,—very well!—I see you
are all leagued against me;—and you must tuke
the consequences. Let them come!—You will
find—
(Enter Footman, with a let ter.
Footman—A note Iroin Brooke Park, Ma'am
—( Exit).
Mrs G (leading)—,\y! I might have guessed
so! —I might have known she would take care
that neither Aclisley nor Sir Richard caiue with
| in a mile of Gladstone!
* Brooke Park, Tuesday.
* My son requests me to assure you, mv dear
Mr*. Gladstone, that in accepting the General’s
| kind invitation this afternoon, (hypocrite!) he
j was quite unaware that I had already engaged
i tin; Mincings and a large party to dine here. We
[are, therefore, under ihe necessity of stating our
very great regret at being unable to wait upon
you (horridwoman!) With united kind regards
■ from all here to the General and your dear girls,
l am most faithfully )0(n-,
• fciDITHA DUOOKG
Very well!—It’s all mighty well!—But 1 will
! manage to pay her off for these manoeuvres —
Sophy,Maria! 1 insist upon your going to take a
walk! Of all the hateful people on earth, cou^
j mend me to one’s Cuuxtrt Neighbors.
1H1K umler-igned, in announcing to the citizen? ol
„ Alexandria and it- vicinity, that this Institution ia
| now open for the rt-ceptiuji of youth, would reap* ct
' full* ns«ure tin ni that he will conimuc to rnforce the
1 *>am? rigid observance of schola-lic discipline, pursue
! the Sam- tffid**nt system in tlie communication of in
<druction, an I use the same untiring in.lnslry in the
1 di'.cl’.^rge of hi* professional duties, which have hi
! therto invariably proved so advantageous to the pupils
(committed to bis care. 1'he Sv stem of Exercise* in
i the Prmce-Mnet Academy embtacea the following
j tranche* if Kjnca'.iont Heading; Writing; Anti.me
I tic; Book Keeping zml f ngliah.Grammar; Geography;
j the use of M-rps an*! Geometry and Algebra,
with their s»pplic<n.»n to the practical branches of tlie
Mathematic*.; IV.g.ihoinetry, plane anil spherical,
• emmration; Surveying and Gauging; Navigation,
with the construction of the tames annexed; the pro
jtetinn of Maps and Planispheres, acconimg to prin
ciples purel) ni.itnematioa1; I opngnphtcal and Archi
cliileclural l)nwiu<» Civil and Military Engineering,
Conic Sections; fluxion*-; Gnomo'ucks; Aatronomy,
and 'techanics. Conscious of the extent and accuracy
of hia research in the branches ot science above entime
rated, the undersigned has the confidence tnv assert that
he . ill give instruct ion in them,imt superficially, butae
cording to principles susceptible of conclusive proof,
in the rigid language of irrefragable demonstration
Terms.of tuition, and Mules of the Institution, will
be made known at the Academy.
JOHN DKVl.l.V,
Alexandria, Dec- 21 — tf Principal.
Fine TUnt,
M l he BRICK DIVE LUNG HOUSE, with
thr I.D I adjoining on Henry rtreel,-now nccu
pic.i oy Mr,. Jostph Davis. The rent will be mode
rate, and possession given on the 1st of February,
jan 4 w* TOWLE
i.ucifor Matcliw.
Til F, latest, most expeditious and convenient mode
for producing a light, for sale by the subscriber
«t whou&als and retail.
On hand,
The various remedies fat the diseases of the season}
<Iso, Swum'* Panacea, 6 W. Carpenter's medicines,
lead's Anti dyspeptic Pills, Rust's do . Bullet's Ve
getable Indian Specifics, Wi-Ur** (ougb losenge*}
ogether with most of the regular Tincture*. Ointments,
(Masters, Syrups, Pills, and other compounds in use,
carefully prepared by the subscriber, for the use o
Physicians, Merchants and private families.
For Sale,
A complete set ot RRK.'i'S CYCLOPBPIA.
WILLIAM STABLER,
2 mo 13 Druggist & Chemist, pairfai-st,
[Warre ton *»pectgtor ]
■ oaeh x Hurueififi Making.
THK undersigned have eatabliabed theirselves per
manently in Middleburg, Loudoun County, where
th«-y are prepared to serve the public with
Close Coaches, Stage Coaches, Rarouches, Dear
borns, Cltgs, Ca rioles, and Harness,
of the bi at quality, and <>n the moat reasonable terms.
Having learned their trades, and worked in the best
Northern KstablUhmenta, and having in theiremploy
hands from there, who are likewise well acquainted
with the buintas, they pledge fliemse:vea to fu uish
those who may call upon them with work equal in
quality and appearance to any in the United States.
/ HxrAias in their line will be done at the shortest no
tice and on moderate terms.
XT’ 1’hey have on hand, for sale, aeveral handsome
fashionable Carriages and Rarouches and a splendid
Sulkey, and persons wishing to purchase are respect
fully invited to cal* and examine them,
SATI'KRTHWAIT & RICHARDSON.
MidJIcburg, Va , Feb 5-tf _ _
French Vea China, &e,
RORF.RT 11. MILLER
HAS JUST OPENED,
■ Binil.Yglt, superior French China Tea-Sets, 86
JLm. picvsi9| it-umpiciL, wins m/iicx |iwu»
do do in smaller seta
do Teap'.ts, Sugars, Creams, Pistes, Ac.
A handsome assortment of rich Cut Deran«
ters, Tumbler*, Wines, Celeries, Fitch*
ers, Ac
A lew richly Cut Cologne Bottles for the
Toilet
Very superior Pressed Glars Dishes, Co
vered Dishes, Bowls, Buttertubs, Can*
dlesticka, Ac Ac
An assortment of Toys for the holidays
Plain, Cut, and Moonlight Hsll I-amps
Cut and plain Table Lamps} Stable and 11*11
Lanllioms
Cut and plain l-amp ('daises, Ac.
1 amp Vf ick for Astral and Mantel f amps
Blue, brown and pink Printed Liverpool Dinner
Services, complete
One India China Dinner Service
With his usual assortment of EARTHENWARE,
CHl!\A LI GLASS, wholesale and retail
N. B. PIPES in boxes. dee 20
V3a&Ai for Servant«.
WE will pay cash and the highest prices for any .
number of Likely Negroes, ot both sexes
j*n 15 FBANKLIN fc AKMFIBLD.
(jWUft AleimeU
HAS received, by ship Maryland, Capt. Morrell,
direct from Liverpool,
10 bales best Brid port Shad and Herring Twine,
which the manufacturer aays is of the very
best quality, and is for sale on the usual terms.
He has, likewise, received,
Best cotton Burlaps
Drab woollen Kerseys
Lowell r-ntton and wool Kerseys
A few pieces best Point Blankets
A few bales best Sheeting and Shirting Cottons
He has on hand,
Very first quality black Italian Luatring
Ladies* English white silk and cotton Hose, beat
make
English and French best Florentine Vesting, and
velvet Waiatcoating
Blue and black superfine Cloths and Kerseymeres,
K, f Kir
He expects daily a consignment of Bed Tickr and
low-priced Cassinetls.
jiov 23_
f For Went,
■ • A* JL The large and cotnmodioot Houii
at the Vill .ge. with a valuable I'rti't and
vegetable Gaboem of two Acres, former
i wl* owne I by tieoige Taylor, Esq.
aUo, three Squares of two Acres each, next weat,
east and north east, and ten acres south east, of the
first. Apply to Samuel B (.armour, at the Ware*
house of Baum.. » I.AUMOUK h Co.
Deimj \u\a.
q 4 Fourth, htlf, one and two gallon Demijohns,
O'* just received per schr Velocity, from Boston.
Also on Hand,
Five Gal'on Dtmij.-hns, German and American; all
for s«le by the dozen or smaller quantity.
feb Ittt. C. SMITH.
Y}vVw\a\trlns, &c.
SrP.PHKN SANGBIt respectfully informs the pub*
lie that he has commenced th>
UPHOLSTERING BUSINESS
Upon King street, a few doors above Mr. Hurdle's
Chair Factory, where he is prepared to execute any de
scription of Uph> Isitry, aiid will (urni'h to ord> t Fea>
tiler Beds Hair, Moss^ and common Matissses of any
6;ze. Sfc. tie
Stephen Sanger and William Creighton,
Iioo< r tilt firm oi Sanger & Creighton, have aiao com
menced the business ot (i
CABINET MAKING,
and the? off r for sale. Mdebodrua, Bureaus, Tables,
Btdsteads, Chairs, 8i-faa fcc.
Persona in want of any of the above article* will
dnuotleaa advantage themselves and oblige us by call
ing. as it is our purpose to sell at the lowest possible
pnets. liepairing promptly attended to.
jan 30—tf SANGKH H CHMCHT'.V.
Id® Geo. T. Broww respectfully of
fers himself to the Voters of Prince ti< >r^t ’» County,
M«ryUadi m a candidate for the next Sheriffalty,