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PIHUSHED BY
EDGAR SNOWDEN.
n^/V'maVM‘ COmtTy PaPtr 85>
fox Xrw \'»xk.
1. n.rket schooner VlRiitSlA, H. Har
Jj).1 rV,H sail on Wednesday next. For
J** apply on board, or to
ri^-'g"t 01 P“ •*>C “PI s | tt'MKN SHINN.
Jannev’s wharf.
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Vur .\ins\tfctv\w\n.
jT™ ..a freight. or passage, having haudsume ac
• oisolatiow. app'yto OAlNGERFIRlD.
m«r H_ '___
Yt*apA» vinu\ea.
Two SMALL YKSSr.LS are wanted to
fW ** ‘'""s UKSSKUSWITH.
cur 19_ —
\»\u\ > Ap\Y»V\ a ^ >U'A^ 6 *
hands canal line.
r* The .loop Ufilos is now loading in Phil*
y »i, pf,;, for the His'iict, and will sail aoout the
■vT.i weather permitting Apph to
‘ JOSEP• I HAM). Pr<»pr-etor,
No 7 North Wharves. Philadelphia
WiLl.lAV* MORGAN, Agent
at Georgetown.
STRPHRN SHINN, Agent
j. at Alexandria.
>‘uf\cp.
Steam boat POTOMAC,
_Jose h Serif, Master, will
mi Friday, the 22d instant,
o!r IK-'It.- fr re W ashington -nd Alex
to v-rfdk »nd Richmond Leaving Washington
, . «i«| Ueaandria at 4 P «■ R.-tnroit-g leave Rich
,.,'lon t'ue# lav running, and Norfolk on Wedncv
j„ morning at 9 .»'cl«a k The boat and engine hare
npot incomplete ordir,and a caretnl and expeu
t ;c.'' master and engineer attached to her.
fare to Norfolk, including meals, 17; to Richmond
^,19 WATTLES. Agent
•WoUiaattb u.uA VJiAtr.
v, Hlils. N--w Orleans Molasses
25\S/ ?0 “ Newark Cnler
l.sndiuK from schooner \ irg'mia. and for sale by
bl'BPMKN SHINN,
• mtr '9 Janney’s wharf.
O) 9 Bags <s» Homings Coffee, landing from scboon
<£*) er Virginia,fur sale by
m,r .9 1QHN M. LAUlt.
t'ugfivw* RruuAy.
ft Pipes Cognac Bnndy ^ Just received per sebr
m 2 j do do do J Virginia from New York,
mil for safe by S. .*lr. SSHH5MII il.
mar. 9
\AnctAu U\uuu\)er\aiu
i'»‘t received. per schr Virginia trom New
York, sad has in store:
10 hlnlt good Best India molasses
8 •• w est In I a an I New Or! ans so^aT
In S-g- liio and St l> ifr.ingo coff.e
<•1*1 whiskey, <n barrels
• moil do. in hogsheads atid barrels
Now r.nglsn l mm. in barrels
C wmtr\ gin, in barrels
I'ench brandy; Molland gin; spirits
vicily Madeira wine
. lo fj urttr cask* Mar. sites wine and Greek wines
Mts» and prune p>rk, m barrel
krJ h<iXi-« bunch raisins
j r-attw wrapping paper
u c hat chefs, and buses, gunpowder, im
P rod, young h» >«n, and black teas
1) keg* (,«rreu’s snuff
li&pp’e do in jsrs
Scotch do i! bladders
* ’ culls c«>tdage, assorted sin s
.d) nest* w.iojware, iron bound
1,'oj p'Hin !, inj lump sugar
2W0 •• bacon h
f‘tUlT *lth ^ticlct usually kept in a grocery
_ _ ™tJ9_
* fct. Vb*& &uV\ uWviAl.
I ) j! W ) u«-‘Ms t,F coarse St. Ubes Salt, the
, . . n 1 «rb*» of the ship Harvest, tor sale by
- r:‘S_ A. C. C\ZKNuVB {* Co.
fcnAt.
bill) 1>,w*he** r,,,*l Liverpool cost** Salt, on hoard
Irwin** wharf, for sale
„, .foff ll"‘ before storing
— CKO. HHtNSoy fc f.o
t'hmr Seed.
41) R’,<,!eU,0:1lio b«*vy an 1 clean Clover Seed will;
be *n eJ un Sunday nett, 1st April, for sale
«ur:a SAM’L. B. LAUMOUIt & Co. ]
12 \57ts4,,d bslf Che sts Teas
1 bjx,tJLoaf Sugar. Ported
!)’d* l'ort« Rico and N O. Sugar -
°S Ksf * lava and St. Domingo Cotfee
«> bbls Jamoca do
*° b ’5es t hocoUte
, ':l* I* PMmo N'ew Orleans Molasses
fasls new Rice
*•> boses best bunch Raisins
f* ‘,r ims Pulled Figs
to bags l’ mento
J? ba*’ P'PP«
H b°«* oest Chewing Tobacco
8 so*es Plug
5U r-.ams Wr.pping Paper
*} re»"» Foolscap do
«: ?“* wsurted Fancy Soap
boxes yellow do
is cZY* k <’uW ,nd d'Pt Cindies
last J iU Wh,te Cordage
^•ved and for sale b?
—--KRRR^Ji FITZHUGH.
a V'taa.
AvSftSSf \ T'“’ °fct.b40Ec,i,••e’,
»rom schr. Harriet, for sale by 5
X. E. Hum.
f\/f\ Hhds. N. E. Hum, landing ftom schr. Harriet,
for sale by W. FOWLE i Co.
mar 26___
Macon* Ea\t. #c.
WM D. NUTT has in store, and offers for sale
20,000 lbs superior town cured Bacon
1,500 bushels Salt, l urks Island, Cadi*, &c.
10 hogsheads Whiskey
3 do Apple Brandy
4 do Whale Oil
2 do Winter Sperm Oil
7 do West India Molaases
1 pipe Holland Gin
50 bbls \o, 2 and So. 3 Mackerel
10 dozen neats Boxes
40 do round and flat Brooms
25 do Whisps_mar 26
tigs.
Drums Figs, of superior quality, landing
i ) from schooner Harriet, from Boston, and for
sale by - EDW’l). DAINGKHFIELD.
mar 26 ___
(ilasaYiare.
Fackages Cut, Plain and Moulded Glassware,
•j received per schooner Harriet, and opening
this day.
(*n hand, a large and full assortment of CHINA,
GLASS & EARTHENWARE, at the lowest rates,
mar26 H C. SMITH.
To Cabinet .Maker8.
nC SMITH lias this morning received from Bos
• ton a Box of Patterns, comprising the latest and j
I best assortment of cut and plain Furniture and Door
Kr.ohs, Curtain Pina, Nc. &c. and which cabinet nuk
! ers ,nd others are invited to call and examine.
imr 26 _ _ •_
Aiwa Coffee.
/x /V\ BAGS, iu-t received and for sale by
U 'J mar 26 S. MRSSKHSMf Til.
B^ps Proper, landing from schooner Harriet,
»M r for sale by S. M. & S H. JANNKY.
mar 26 _ ___
\Avwpuo\ 8ft\t
Bushels Liverpool ground alum Salt, for
XAHH) sale by
mar 25 A. C. CAZKNOVK & Co.
Q\at\f8 Bennett,
nAS received and off-r* for sale—
A few bales 37 '* 28 inch stout unbleached Cottons
4 4 bleached Cottons •
9 8 and 5 4 Co*ton Sheetings
34 inch Cotton Osnabprgs
No t,2,3,4 Hcmj>en Hurlsps
Rest Dorchester Hedticks; Apron Checks
Two hales Knglish >hoe Thread
Dark blue and W 11 patent Sewing Thread
Rest dark blue and bitch superfine Saxony Cloth
lta iun Sewing Silk, real black and blue black
4, ami 5 Pins, first quality
Hemming’* genuine first quality silver eyed Nee
dles; W C ditto. _mar 25
fcusAX ft? •M.vAaasfca,
(3)rk fllida New Orleans sugar, and
" 20 hhds Trinidad molasses, both prime quality,
ju-d received per schr. Success, for sale by
* m .r 23 A- C. CAZKNOVK isf Co.
ftrovm x>Y\eeXvnga.
V FURTHER supply of Blackstone Sheetings, just
received per schr. Klua Hand, for sale by
IT> lP >3 \ C. CAZKNOVK Co.
V urka Uiuud aa\i a1\maV.
a (5fej w \ Runhel* Turks Island Salt, the cargo of
I *11 the British schr. Thistle, for sale by
mar 23 W. FoWLK k Co.
VU\v Sa\\, V; \aV\ SXanAis, ^'C. &c
Bushels Liverpool ground alum, Lisbon,
OUUU and Turks Island Salt, all of the best
quality
? ._•_1u.... c.ii
,",kv .i- ■ " ; _
#j Urge Whiskey and Rum Hogsheads, for
fish stands
. 15 kegs Glades Mutter
20 casks prime Goslien Cheese
300 boxes mould and dipped Can-3 Our own
dies > m#nu
20,000 lbs. yellow and brown Soap 3 facture.
An«l our usual general assortment of Wines, l.iquors,
anil Groceries. For sale by
mar 23 SW1UELB I.AMOUR fc Co.
Alae\uT«\.
NO .1 Si 2 Mackerel, in barrels, halves and quar
ters, Received per schr Addison, and for sale by
mar 22 A C. CAZENOVE & Co.
Thoiuaalon Lime.
Casks of Thomaston Linie, on board the schr
F Addison, for sale by
mar 22 A. C CAZENOVE A Co
Cbrwlng Tobacco.
JA Kegs Gray 3c Pankey’s best small Twist
*§IF Received per steatoboat Potomac, and for sale
by W. H. MILLER.
mar 22
Spinning Colton.
6 Bales, suitable for retailing, just received and for
rale by ' GEO. JOHNSON & Co.
mar 22_
I'nab lor Servants.
WF. will pay cash and the highest price* for any
number of Likely Negroes, of bo'h sexes,
mar 19KHAN KLIN h ARMFIKLD.
lirowml VlftsVw,
For sale by the Ton, Barrel, or Bushel.
THE subscriber has on hand, and intends keeping
during the season. Ground Plaster, which will be
aold at as low prices as it can be procured at in the Dis
trict. JONA. JANNEY.
Alexandria, 2d mo 11—dtf
Anlt.
Of W\A Bushels of heavy Coarse Salt, will be aold
pHFIFU low)/ W. FOWLE & Co.
JOB PRINTING
FjxpetUtioualv executed a the Gazette Office.
LIST or LETTERS
Remaining in the Post Oflice,jAlerandria. D. C. on the
1 at of APRIL, 1833.
(£j* Persons calling for letters in the following lis't
will please say the? ake advebtued, or they may not
get them.
Mrs Agnes Adams Mrs Anderson
Craven T Allston
B
John Booth Mrs Sarah Ann Brown
Harrison W Bowers Wm Brisker
Robt Ball Ann Brooks
Geo Brown Jas P Bartlett
Henry Brent Wtn H Brown
Gerark Banks—2 Capt J H Bell, U S N
Mrs Jane A Barker Roberr Burns
Correl Brooks YY’ra R Barker
John A Beckley
C
Leonard 0 Cook Isaac Cannell-*2
Moses O B Cawood Mrs M B Carter
N Croswell Miss H A Canell
A D Collinsworth Chas YV Carpenter—2
Mary Ann Cole John Clare
D
Francis K Davidson Joseph Dudley .
Cap! Dulany Robert Doyle
Wm D iffy Ann S Davis
John Day
K
Charlotte Edwards Mrs Harriet R Evans, 2
John P Emerson David Easton
Richard Ellicott Henrietta Edwards
F
Henry Fairfax Josiah Fuller, Jr—2
Mrs Airy Francis YVest Ford
Wm Ford M is Ann Fenwick
u
Mr9 John Gird Jackson Garrcll
Geo Gruver Rachel Goldsmith
Jonathan Gibson Htnrv Golden
II
Capt K A Huchens Wm H Hoard
Wm Hain Dennis Market
Wm Herbert—3 Liurence llontT
Edward P dayman John V Harris
Henry II Halley Charles H Hnnton
John Hall Henry D Hatton
Robert Hunter Wm P Hereford
Major Reuben Hills—2
J
Capt E Jones' George Johnson, (ship
Mrs Sarah A Jacobs . Harvest)
Robert Johnson John Jackson
K
M rs Ann W King ^ Washington R Kid
John King—2 well
L
Richard Loudoun Rev John C Laurie
Anthony Levy Miss Maria I) Logan
John Lalor Miss Hanna Lewis
Richd B Lloyd James Leckie
James Lee
M
James Millin James D Moore
John K Mattingly Jonathan May
Levi Muiry Ed McLaughlin
Jacob Miller
N
Mr Nightingale Mrs Matilda Nickols
Miss Elizabeth O’Neal
P
John S Preston Capt Robert Perry
James Perley Mrs Sarah Pelton
Joshua Pierce Walter T Pierce
Jonathan Ross Thnmas Ruthe
Josiah S Rutter Mrs Marie Richie
Robin Reed John Rheein
Mr Racafort
S
Horatio N Steel JeremiahSatterwhite
Robert Sands Capt Isaac Staples
Mrs Catherine Sands—2 John Simpkins—2
Thornton B Stork MissMariaStanwood
Tlios Smith Wesley Summers
Marshall S R Skinner
T
Capt Samuel Titcomb Mrs Sarah Talbott
Capt Geo H Terrett—2 Miss-Ann Tynan
John T Towers Geo J Thomas—2
John Tolinan
y
Mr Valentine
• W [sor
Mrs Catherine WTood Miss Klifcab’h Wmd
Thomas Waring Mrs Sarah Weston
Miss Mary E Walker Joseph Westcoat
Tlios B Waterman Davis G Walkins
Thomas Wilson MissHannah J White
Y
Arthur H Yeateman
_DAN'L. BRYAN, P. M.
To Went,
MTo a decent tenant, one half of the commodi
ous Brick House opposite to Mr. Smi h’s V'uun
clrv. t he whole house can be obtained, if r qnir- d
mar 18 JOblAH H. DaViS.
For
An exce’lent Brick ST\Bt.B, with Carriage
Eifleslhouse, o.i Patrick «1reet, between Prince at d
Kitur streeta. The rent will be modi rate Apply to
_3moj6_ R. II, MILLrR
Boots Sf '
A D. HARMON has received, by late arrivala, an
A. • addition to hia stock of
50 BOXES BOOTS tf SHOES,
Of every variety, suitable for the season. Also,
2 casks Sum Elastic Over Shoes, a prime article.
ALEXANDRIA G5AZETTE.
From the Christian Sentinel.
ENTRANCE OF POMPhY THE GREAT
INTO THE TEMPLE OF JERUSALEM.
The conquering Rinnan band has passed
Jehovah’s temple gate;
AmJ Hashes bright their lances cast,
Waved high in wailike state.
With ioftv look, and haughty stride,
March all the sous oi raaiuai pride.
His form high towering o’er the rest,
With grave and graceful mein;
The conqueror of ihe boundless east,
Rome’s mightiest suit, is • en
His lauiels fresh with crimson dye,
Not yet upon their foliage dry.
Hold and unawed they wander there,
Through the wide holy ground;
While in the still and sacred air,
Their steps unhallow'd sound.
Eager, their rude inquiring gaze,
beaus the vast temple's glittering maze.
But still they vainly search to find,
In the majestic lane,
Some splendid idol nigh enshrined,
O’ei vot'lies blind to reign;
They thought some sculptur’d god should
stand,
Sublime, within his temple grand.
And lai apart from all the rest,
The chieftain »oes betoie;
\l t . . 1. . _. - ulaii..lrufi ni'Uiot
lllll JHXIJ' 'I mil « in
W:\nsc trembling lips implore—
•*Ti,al is llo.lest—O torbear,
L< t not thy footstep# enter there!” •
With ras!) tU fiance he has gone,
No figure meets his eye;
He a Li is to fii.d Iiimsetl alone,
In dim v.huity.
Ho tee's the"first cold touch of fear,
From some mysterious being near.
He felt as if some viewless eye,
\\ ere Hashing on him there;
As ;t who flaming hand passed by,
At'd brushed his bustling hair;
And deep and sml, there rolled a sound,
YV inch checked nis throbbing buaum's bound.
He felt as if each ghastly shade,
Y\ ero gather'd l"l k around,
01 diose who bird beneath his blade,
On the red b.utle ground;
And that their eyes, sod.uk and diin,
Were fixed in gloomy gaze on him.
More dread these airy phantoms seem,
Than tltougli around suoutd close,
\\ ith sabies bright in brandished gleam,
Legions of living foes;
While singly stood Ins arm of might,
To stem the torrent of the fight.
With effort strong, and sudden start,
From the dread place he goes;
The Mood which curdled round hi# heart,
In madd'ning current Hows: .
Widi hurried step and bloodshot e>e,
Home's eastern victor rushes by.
Go, thy blight star is waning fast,
Fa*t lades itslalli'ig ray;
The zenith of its glory past,
It leaves thy daikeniog way;
Thou who hast trod Jehovah's fane,
Glory thou never mure shall gain!
Gu. let thy georgeous triumph roll,
Through the proud city’s way;
Let thy exulting eagle soul.
Soar high in fame's bright ray—
YY avt* high thy bloody laurel wreath,
Borne on the cloud’s applauding breath.
Behold a rising warrior stand,
A mightier far than thou,
Bctoie whose all resisiless hand,
With freedom thou must bow;
Head of thy country’s patriot host,
Puarsalia*s|field must soon be lost!
And when borne far upon the wave,
Exile to Egypt’sstiand;
Thou see’st approach the murderer slave,
Cliaiged «iih the dire command;
Then wall that feeling fall again,
Winch chilled thee in the Jewish fane.
Well may thv filtering bason fear,
When ihou snail stand alone; ,
In ti e r.exi moment to appear,
Before thy Maker’s throne;
\Y hile doubt and dread, with fearful gloom,
F*.rebode a just and final doom. S. B. W._
The Ruling PussSn Strong in Death. —The
closing moments of Lord Tenderdeo’s life was
market! bv » circumstance which singularly ex
emplified'the tenacious hold of the mind upon
what has been its predominant occupation. Fhe
family ol the venerable Judge were standing in
mate sorrow around his bed, watching his last
struggles; when he was observed feebly to move
his hand along the pillow, as if tn the act of writ
ing; and immediately afterwards he was heard
to exclfftn, almost in hit usual tone, «* Gentle
men of the Jury, you may retire.” He then
closed his eyes, and expired. Let it be remem
bered that his Lordship had literally passed from
the judgment seat to the bed of death; that, up
to the last moment of his career, he had forced
his fainting faculties to a close encounter with
(he complicated evidence adduced in a case of
great importance, (the trial of the Bristol Magis
trates,) and that, in all probability, the last dis
tinct act of consciousness which his mind per
formed, was an effort to keep within his view the
series of facts and argumrnta which it would be
his duty to place before the jury, when the time
came for his addressing them—let all these cir
cumstances be remembered, and there will be
little difficulty in comprehending how that tran
sient rally of the spirit, which so commonly pre
cedes the immediate approach of dissolution,
should have connected itself with the exclusive
object of his contemplation, at the instant when
the hand of Death was letting fall the curtain
that was forever to shot out all other terrestrial
thoughts.— The Annual Biography ff Obituary.
Jlemarkable Sagacity.—A farmer residing near
Louth, in Lim olnshire. returning home with hia
team drawn by two oxen, the animals were at
tacked, on passing through a field, by a bull,and
very much ^ed The farmer, sitting in his
t wagon, drove the'beast* as fast as he.could from
their ferocious enemy, and succeeded in getting,
away from him. On His arrival at home he un
yoked his oxen, and turned them into the straw
yard, after having applied to the injured places
in their bodies something to heal them. The ful
tering his straw yard, to find that tht two oxen
were not there. On searching for them, he found
them quietly grazing tht field where they had
been at tacked by the bull the preceding day,and,'
at a little distance, the dead bull, whom they had
gored to death.—Englieh paper
V'OT VUltt.
The STXJHE HOUSE next door to Washing
B*ii>Iton & Brent, and tiie Dwelling House attached
ttn r to Possession of tlie latter can be had immedi
ately, and the former on 1st April. The Store House
is to be put in prime t^Jer, with new modern win*
down, &c
The superior location and character of this property
for a Dry Goods business, will, it is hoped, ensure a
good tenant readily. InquMnf sir Joseph Janney, or
our JO_GKO JOHNSON Q* Co.
JtAvn T. Evans
VKTISHES to purchase FURS of different kinds, vie*
f v 40,000 muskrat akina
3,000 mink do
500 otter do
70,000 rabbjt do
* 4,000 racoon do
3,000 red fox do
2.500 grey fox do
1.500 wild cat do
And he is determined to t*ive the highest cash price
Those having Furs to aell, will find it to their advantage
to givt him a call.
He would inform hia old customers and the public
generallv that he still manufactures as good work as
can be f>und in the District, at his old stand, opposite
Mr Jonnhan Butcher's Hardware Store, King street,
Alexandria jao 21—d.lm
Kooks.
JUST published and on salebv W. M. MORRISON,
Wilson on the Government of the churches
Records of a Good Man's Life, by Rev Clus B Tay
lor. M A author of •• May you like it,” “ Is thia
Religion?” and a ” Fire ti le Bo k "
Brittan’k Apology for conforming to the Protestant
Episcopal Church, contained in a aeriea of lettera
a !dr *»s. d to the Right Rev Benjamin T. Onder
• i. i> •. ii..i_c .k. _..r vt... v.
•• H. ready always to give an answer to every man
th it Mteth you a reason for the hope that is in vnu.”
Ui.r Etymological Encyclopedia of Technical Words
and Phrases used in the Art- and Sciences, and of ^
many words in common uae, with popular jj'iot'Hlnna m
from foreign languages, and their translation*. Ironn
the btfct authorities, by I). J. Browne, author of the
Sylvs -mericana, Editor ot the Naturalist, Ac.
mar __^
»
V FRESH supply of the above highly approved
Seeds just received by the subscriber, via: Aspa
ragus) Beet, long red and early turnip. Cabbage* the
most approved varieties) Carrot, Cucumber, Celery,
r#d and white) Egg Plant) Lettuce, several varieties;
Nutmtg, Citron, and' Water. Melon) Parsnip, Onion)
Radish, several varieties) Spinach, Turnip, Cr-"t\ En
dive. Urge London Leek, Parsley, Tomato, BRA VS
W PR AS of different kinds) sweet Herb Seeds. Flow
er Seeds, Ac. WILLIAM STABLER,
Druggi t, Fairfax street.
Order* received for Trees, Flowers, Ac.
3d mo 6 [Warrenton Spectator.]__
,Vew Boot and fcBo© Biot©.
JH. WHITE, having Uken the atore recently oc
• cupied bv 8 D. Kdton on King street, opposite
the Mechanics' Bank, offers for sale • general assort
ment of
. NORTHERN BOOTS and SHOES,
and hat made arrangements to be constantly supplied
direct from the mdst approved manufactories,
jf/to,
made to order, Ladles’ and Gentlemen’s Boot* and shoes
of the beat matefiAs and latest fashion* all of which ho
will aell on the mom accommodating ternw.

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