Phenix gazette. [volume], April 10, 1833, Image 3

About Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833

Image provided by: Library of Virginia; Richmond, VA

                
alexammma, (P C.)
.0,
FROM RIO grande.
. - feen pol.lelj favored with ,h'f“' |
V „f/letter. receieed (per the John
Alrbmder) by a Commercial House in tbi* town,
«l»,ed g10 Grande. J»Q* 29, 1833.
it,, recent large arrivals,from the United,
1 the same moment, have added ver,
‘""s l,! .o o»r previous storks, and have
("tt'tderab P ,he demand for produce
x:x:
„„ stocks pte.ioos thereto .ere not large,
a. m hone5 of a revival ere lung.
Richmond. 145, other brands 135 a
K 300- Butter'240 1b; Codfi-h 71 qqe; taro
^naKtto IjOOIIacroba, llvaon Teh ,5230 Ibt'm* J
, tm,• salt J8DM atq; Cham Windsor,
C do’can, seal. 34 000; Cordage .45000
Umber 30,000 par M. Ea^-l ^
prime, 1235 a 1505; do. Campo, HO! a 1151
L. Horse. 1,200 each, no demand; llalr, S»a00
a . ,lt)rilS in. hundred—sales; Jerked Beef
rio’arroba; Tallow 1.400; Spanish M*.
a„d Pataconns 1 350; D-eibluous 22] a -2,300.
Exchange on Kio 3a5 per cent prem.
LITERARY.
Hoiks of the !>ev. Robert Hall—The third
and last volume of this excellent work is nea.ly
reaily fur publication and will be instil m t.»
course of a lew days from the press of the H »r
Vcem V...W Mr. Hall, for many years
previous to his death in 1829. was ranked as one
ut the ti-st among the many learned, eminent
and'eloquent divines that have graced the cle
rical profession in England within the last centu
rv. and the loftiest intellects have borne testuno
„V t„ ,he splendor of his talents, the vast cx’ent
of his acquirements, and the purity of his cha
racter. The volume now in the cou.se of pub
lication will contain an admirably written me
moir by the celebrated l)r Olmthus Gregory,
an able sketch of Mr. Hall’s character as a
preacher from another hand, and a portrait oil
tterl, engraved by Mr. Forest, a ski.tul aitist.
I'arley's Magazine, Xo. 1—Boston—Lilly,
W ilt A L’o —Peter Parley’s tales anil travel!
have amused many a youth. I his magaziue is
intended, in the same familiar way, to attract
the attention of those who do not like to read as
ata.'A, and to in.lure them to read for pleasure.
I* t> t.»be published sent monthly, and will treat
of the manners and customs of foreign countries,
of vovages and tiavels, of natural history; some
times interesting stories, sometimes explanations
of vaiious trades and pursuits vvill enliven its co
lumns, which will be illustrated writh abundant
engravings; the whole at the price of one dollar
per annum. This number before us, which is a
specimen number, aff -rds great promise of use
fulness and s»ui.d instruction, by the dissemina
tion in plain language, and in short narratives, of
| thing', meet to be known.
Mr. Br.H.ks the editor of the Portland Ad
vertiser,—whose iive:y sketches of Men and
Things in Wa«^ingtori have been in favorably
received—is now on a Southern tour, and his
last letter is dated from Charleston, (S C ) We
have copied it in to day’s paper.
Massachusetts.—We "ere let! into error in
regard to one of the Districts of Massachusetts,
in stating that Caleb Cushing was chosen to re
present it in Congress. In that District, there
was no choice, owing to divided votes. Mr. C.
however, received 700 votes more than any other
candidate.
In the Berkshire district, George N. Brigg«
his been re elected, and in the Franklin District,
tva-rge Greunell, Jr.
1 lie V ice President of the United States has,
we hear, taken a house in tile Seven Building:
(Pennsylvania Avenue, Northwest of the Presi
dent’* House,) lor his residence in Washington.
From Mr. Brooks' sketches of “Men in
- M ashingtoo,” communicated for the Portland
Duly Advertiser:
^ Tit Georgia Dtftgution.—In this delegation
'here is much ability, not extraordinary, spleii
did ability, but Mimcrhing above the common run
of Congressman Mr. Forsyth, one of the Sen
atnrs, formerly Munster to Spain, now a reputed
candidate for the Cabinet, is a man of much ta
•mt in his war. As a speaker, his manner is
(' cgant, graceful, courteous. The modulations
' I nis voice are well adapted to make an impres
S'|*n; and his utterance is ready and fluent. H‘
aftetts at times with all this elegance of manner,
» bitterness of expiession, which cannot be agree
*t> e—and being more disposed to see things to j
ridiculous a"d absurd point of view than in ant
uj:i*r '‘Sht, be generally presents the argument!
* '^adversaries in that manner. H'S declama
Uon 14 beautiful, at times splendid; his word!
are the very best that could be selected; his im
-'^nation brilliant and generally chaste, and hn
P°*er.0' 'i'us'r*tiun rather remarkable,—bu
*'vhaii this, his arguments are mere shadow!
n any and all questions. He cannot reason.—
:y* ""P^sible for him to present any thing liki
ti-m ar®uaieQt bearing directly upon the ques
Mr. Forsyth is a man of words instead of ide
*■ Not that he has no ideas, but he has man<
"'ore words, fine words, than he has ideas,
ean to say his clothing is gaudy, gorgeous, daz
ng it tunes, but the thing clothed is often i
poor one. It is like putting gold trappings, ant
• 4
a famoul warrior, in ipun, plnme, and iword,
on a sorry mule. However, I would not under
value words in these times, when they are s»
roUch neglected, for the ability to command good ,
words .s next to the ability to command good ide-,
as Words suggest ideas. Words are the arms
of ideas. Well chosen words make even old
ideas appear to be new ones.
1 cau very well see how Mr. Forsyth can be
considered surpassingly eloquent, as he was
thought to be in the Georgia Convention, when
advocating the permanency and durability of the
Union, for there the theme was a grand one, and
on a »raud occasion—and he was among men
nlottinz destruction to the Union— and thus the
subject exalted him. But Mr Forsyth is not an
eloquent man, if thought is a part of his elo
-quence, as no man whose views and reflections
are not proportioned to his manner no matter h ow
eloquent that mftj be, can long command alien
tention. This is true of Mr. Forsvth. At first
all listen: all consider him extraordinary, but he
soon wears out. His beautilul words are like
beautiful-toys. They fatigue one, or they are
tike that repast, which should begin with the de
sert and then end with the desert.
Mr. Forsvth is probably.over fifty years of age,
but I do not' know his 'exact age. He is little
short of si* feet, well built and well proportion
ed. In private life lie is agreeable and enters
heartilv into all the engagements of society.
Mt/Thouf is the colleague ot Mr. Forsyth.
Mr Troup is well known as the fiery nullmer
whose messages ami threats made so conspicuous,
but so harmless a part of the Georgia thunder
during the administration ol Mr. Adams. Dur
inir this session of Congress, Mr. I\ has been
nearly all the time,-and of course has not ad
I dressed the Senate this session, nor did lie ad
dress it during the last. Domestic afflictions, it
is said have made him unhappy,—"f which un
happiness every feature gives indications lie
has a verv sour uninviting countenance. I be
lieve on nullification, he and Mr. Forsyth have
this winter separated, Mr. I roup being a
nullifier. and Mr. Foisyth a Union man—but in
social lite there is the best understanding be
tween them—and this difference in politics makes
no difleiencc iu mutual attentions.
As the editor of the Globe seems verv desirous
to impress upon the public inind that he stands
fail io the good graces of Gen. Jackson and Mr.
Van Buren, and as this is an affair in which the
people are very much interested, we would re
commend to Mr. Blair to issue a weekly bullet
in. something in the nature of a thermoraetrical
table, exhibiting the rise and fall, the cooling and
warming of their affections towards him. W e
trust to the well known honesty of Messrs. Blair
and Kendall, that they make a true and faithful
report — Telegraph.
The JEntian II u p may be made to any size,
and the sounds will correspond to the magnitude
id the instrument. A colossal imitation of the
yEolian Il.irp was invented in 1786, by the Ab
be Gattoni, at Milan. It was called the Giant’s
Harp, and was made by stretching severr iron
wiie* tuned to the gamut, from the summit of a
tower fifty feet high, to a neighboring house. It
was only during high winds that this mighty in
strument could be heard to advautage, but dur
in0’ a tempest it powerful but harmonious tones
could be heaid at a a distance hardly credible.
«\ tW t v t\»eiuenV
\GRNTI.KM.XN » desirous of purchasing, for bis
owi os*, Hurl) efficient Field llaiula Any per
son having such Negroes to dispose < f, will d<> well tci
apply to Major Lawuksok 1 xwis, near Alexandra, 1)
j. apr 9 t !Oih *rr
George A. YY\»Ufc\\
IS now opening a choice selection of FAhCY AhL
STAPLE GOODS, consisting in part of
Super London cloths and cassimeres; men’s-ummei
wear; black lu-trings an 1 poult de soie; watered and
figured silks; white, pink, blue and blak sattins; paint
ed muslins and calicoes; light French calicoes, very
handsome; painted palminet’e; Italian crape; Cyprus
I and Iris gauze; cambrics; jackone s; plain and figured
i Swiss and Hook ditfo; plaid muslins; ginghams; real
.rwtrt.wa.aac . o-Kil* ullil hfOU/n T1 III T1 O'
stripes for boys; one case super soft dressed Irish li
nen«; super long Owns; green and white blond veils;
figured and plain barrege ditto; linen cambric; ditto
lidkfs; Bishop’s lawn; white merino and canm i’s hail
shawls; h. autiful assortment of lancy Itdkls; bobbincU
: and ,ac»s; Grecianette; nun’s lace; Hoskin and kid
gloves; large assortment of cotton hosiery; misses’dit
to, some very superior; Marseilles md silk vesting; ta
I"ble and bird eye dNpers; Irish and Kussia sheetings
j bleached; black and colored lasting*; olue and greer
' table covers; colored and white knitting cotton; gras:
cambric for eonnets; gause and other ribbons; galoons
fine black b mbazette and circ -ssians; 6 4 and commor
bombi'Zeens; yellow and blue nankeens; gauze flan
nels; fuicy tuck, side and puff combs; hair brushes it
gr-.at variety; tooth arid nail ditto; bandannas, sunn
fust chop; ratline' forcoachtnakers; hangups and bea
verteen*; tickings nd domestics generally; silk anc
cotton umbrellas and parasols; foundations and wad
ding; point blankets; coarse linens; cotton burlaps
low priced carpeting, very handsome; four cases s'raw
bonnets; Leghorn flats; boy s’ leghorn hat*; men’s su
perfine palm ditto.
Cotton Yarn, C-*ndlewick and Cotton Bats, constant
|y on hand, at Baltimore prices__4th mo 8
£p.\ng XioovXs.
\V. H. THOMPSON & CO.
HAVE received by the last arrivals, a large and ge
nrral as*ortment of
STAPLE AND FANCY GOODS,
which they offer tor sale upon favurable terra*, wuoti
SALS AN 0 RETAIL »Pr 8
Orphan a^luui.
V MATRON wanted, to take charge of the Instill]
lion tne first of Miy. She must be a woman c
approved standing, both for piety and intelligence
and capable of teaching the children in all 'hose braucti
e» which, by the Hoard, shall be 'teemed either rtqui
i site or proper. She must be faithfu1, kind, and tende
in the care which she exercise* over them; and, boll
t noth by precept and example, encourage habits of in
du-try, a sacred regard to truth and to the perform
■ ance of every moral duty, and a love to the great prir
1 ciples of the Christian Religion. Application to b
made to either of the Directresses,
i ANN CLAGKTT,
t mar 26—eo CATHERINE P. JAMIESON.
' To LVfctiX,
A three-story Brick DWELLINC
l HOUSE on Water, south ot Queen street
■ now id the occupancy of Mr. Robert Cor
] way Possession to be given 6th April.
■ _ Also,
’ The WHARF and WAREHOUSE formerly calle
[ •* Tpckers;” and the WAREHOUSES on corner c
. King and Cameron streeta, lately occupied by J & J
Douglas. Immediate possession given to the two lai
ter. ISAAC ROBBINS, Agent.
1 mar 29—d3tb'eo2w
COMMERCIAL.
Baltimore, Patriot Office, >
Monday, 1 o’clock, P. M. £
The Market.—Howard street Flour tales at I
5,50, Susquehanna 85 371, none arrived to-dav. j
Wheat—sales at 118 cents. Corn-68 to 70
cents Whiskey—sales in hhds at 29 cts now
held at 30 cents,’—several cargoes Whiskey ar
rived this morning from the Susquehanna.
PHILADELPHIA MARKET—Ai*ril 8. _
Superfine Flour was In active demand du
ring last week, and the 6ales for export exceeded
7000 barrels. The receipts fully equal the de
qpand, however, though prices are not as fully
maintained as in the beginning of the week, which
i uR- 85 25 per bbl. A sale of an entire boat
' load was made on Friday, on the Schuylkill side,
at 85 12s; holders, however, are asking 85 25,
’ and 85 121 »» freely offered. Rye Flour is
! scarce; sales to comiderable exient having been
made at 84 Corn "Meal in hlids has been sell
! icg at 8151; some holders have advanced their
prices. Corn Meal in bbls has become scarce,
large sales having been made during the week
at 83 25 a 371, and finally advanced to 84.
BOSTON MARKET—April 6.
Flour—The demand for this article being most
ly for home consumption, but little additional
confidence has been imparted to the market— j
Sales of Philadelphia and also Alexandria moun- '
tain have been made at 85 75, 4 inos. and Gene- .
see 86$ cash.
Corn—This article has been in good demand,
in consequence of thedealera having light stocks,
and the arrivals proving to be much fewer than
expected. Southern white has been sold at
65c lor ordinary, 66 a 68 for fair, and 69 a 7Uc
for good quality, and yellow flat 70 a 73c, and
one cargo prime 75c cash, and 60 days credit.
I ' ”.1
SHIP NEYY S. _
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA. CD. C.J
Arrived. April 9,
Schooner Paragon, Dyer, Portland; Molasses,
&c. to \V. Fowle & Co.
Sailed,
Schr. Fortune, Dale, Newburvport.
Schr. Convoy, Crowell, Halifax. -
Schr.Freedom, Osburn, Salem, fin Georgetown
Schooner John Alexander, Berry, a this port
from Rio Grande, Feb. 28, lat 9 29 S, long 35 j
W, spoke Brig Amazon, of and from Baltimore,
bound to Uahiu, out 35 days March 1st, lat 8 j
30 S, long 35 W, spoke Brig Mary, of and from
Philadelphia, for Bahia, out 48 days.
Left at Port JiVegre—Barque Ann Kliza. Bas
set, loading. Biig Clio, Purbreck, do; Brig La
Plata, Lambert, discharging; Brig Lela, Kurts,
for New York; Brig Ann Maria, Price, just arri
ved; Brig Lebanon, Hicks, do.
Left at liio Grande, Feb. 3—Biig Burton,
Smith, for New York, loading; Bug Delaware,
Chickening, Boston, do; Brig Bethia, Monte
Video, cleared; Bug Ganges, Francis, Havana,
loading; Brig Consul, Carney, from St. Ubes,
discharging.
Biig Delos, Barret, of this port, from Si.
Croix, at New York Gill instant.
Schooner Uethnia & Ann, Hopkins, hence at
Boston 4th
^loY&aaea.
O/X Hogsheads prime Retailing Molasses, Innding
OiJ from schooner Paragon, tor sale by
I aprlO W FOWLE fc Co
Oats.
1- Bushels chan Virginia Oats, for sale by
;)|J aprlO GEO. JOHNSON & Co.
CfuiVun Socka.
i 3Q Pair Country Knit, just received for sale,
I OC7 wholesale. Uctailcrs will find them a desira
! ble article. h * J DOUGLAS,
anr 10
Vor JCoTfollL,
I The schooner 7X4.JC D.jVIS, Capt. Travis.
! |$£jFshe will take freight on very low terms. Ap.
j ply ro tne Captain on board, at Ladd’s wharf.
apr 10 3t _ _____
CUeu\i ^ r\w»ea.
A. I). HARMON, .
At his new Store, adjoining Mr. Butch
er’s, and l wo doors above bis old stand, has
ffij^j^Preceived a part of his Spring stock of
BOOTS & SHOES.
consisting of almost every variety of Cadies’, Gentle*,
i men’s, Misses’, Boys’ and Children's Boils, Bootees,
i Shoes and Slippers, which lie will sell wholesale snd
. retail vemt cheas. Call and see. _ apr Id
11 O^oobUVuhTor NVaaVingtou &
: BALTIMORE.
Beltzhoover & Ca’s Blue
Line of Safety Coaches leaves
th. ir Coach idficc, Koval street,
• _het ween K.ng street and iNewmn’a
City Hotel, every morning at had past 8 o’clock, di
rect for Washington and Baltimore, calling by Har
rington’s and Morris’s Caverns for passengers. Pas
sengers can enter their names and secure their seats at
• either of the above p.'ai es Passengers wishing to go
to Baltimore at any oilier hour, will be sent to Wash
ington without any extra charge. These Coaches,
Horses and Drivers, are surpassed by nonei and no ra
cing allowed. Passengers called for and put down
where requested. Every exertion to please.
Fare to Washington * • $0 25
•• to Baltimore • • 3 25
G M. BRUCE, Agent.
f P S< A Stage leaves'the Office adjoining Gadsby’a,
» Washington, every afternoon at 4 o’clock for Alexan
• dria_apr 10-tf
r
! Office of the Cites. Sf Ohio Canal Co.
Washington, April 2, 1833.
• A SPEC1 tL General ..le-iuij; oi vue Stocaliolders
s A of the Chesapeake and O no Canal Company will
be held at the City Hall, in the City of %* ashington, on
Tuesday, the 7th d iy of May next, at 11 o’clock A. M.
for the purpose of taking into consideration the Act of
the Legislature of Maryland, entitled •' An act to pro
vide for the continuation of the Baltimore and Ohio
j Kftii Koad to Hirper’s Ferry, and for other purposes,”
passed at December session.
' P By order, JOHN P; INGLE.
Clerk of the Chesapeake & Ohio Canal Co.
apr 10 ~wtMay7_
i Ip or lfcoa\on.
f IK The schooner EStELDE. Capt. Pearce,
• will nil in all the present week, and take 200
barrels freight. Apply to
apr 8 W. FOWLE & Co.
Loudoun Election.—We learn that the elec
tion for Loudoun, as far as has been heard from,
las resulted as follows: For Congress, C. F.
Mercer 657—Dr. R. C. Mason 420—Messrs,
lanney, Beard, and Harrison elected to the Le
gislature.
AN ACT
I'd amend an Act, passed the 7th day of April
1829, respecting Guagers; Measurers of Lum
ber, Wood and Bark; and Inspectors of Beef,
Pork, Fish, Whiskey, and Apple Brandy.
Section 1. Be it enacted by the Common
Council of Alexandria, That the persons to whom
the public Fish Wharf is or shall be rented, be,
ind they are hereby, authorised, during the time
For which they shali have rented the said Wharf,
to demand and receive fioin tbe purchaser foreve
ry hundred Shad, and lor every thousand Her
rings, which may be brought to said Wharf, and
sold thereat, or within the Corporation, the same
rates that they are authorised to demand and re
ceive if such Fish were delivered or landed on
laid Whaif.
Sec. 2. And be it further enacted, That the
occupiers of the public Fish Wharf for the ba
lance of each year, after the expiration of the
fishing season, be, arid they are hereby, author
ised to demand and receive for every huudred
Melons landed un said Wharf, the sum of thirty
seven and a half cents, to be paid by the buyer,
and for all other articles the customary wharfage.
Sec. 3. And be it Juriher enacted, That this
set shall commence and be in force from and af
ter the passing thereof.
Passed in Council this eighth day of April,
eighteen hundred aud thirty-three.
B A. MOORE,
President pro tem.
Approved:
B IIOOE, Mayor.
Test: I- P THOMPSON, C. C.
Yut HuxiML ft VUc\uwonA.
The fast sailing schooner VIRGINIA, Tyler
KJ^ymaater. will Sail this afternoon, »ml lake freight
low Apply on bo>r*l, or to
apr 10 STEPHEN SHINN, Jsnney^s wharf.
YTuy YYw\u&eA\»\ua, via V3aim\.
8|^ The packet yloop MILLER, J. Teal, mas
^XS^ter, will sail on Saturday- For freight apply on
board, or to STEPHEN SHINN,
Bpr 10 Janney'i wharf.
or
A SORREL MARE, eight years
old; fifteen hands high; short tail; trbts
well an l easy; but will not work.
A hat F-m.t(e C»»LT, three years old;
has a remarkable round spot of about two inches dia
meter, and of a yellow color, on the near side.
Likewise a one year old Female bay COL I', which,
having received recently a hurt on the hip, walked
lame.
If strayed, and brought home to me, head of King
street, Alexandria, a reward of Twenty Dollars, and
expenses, will be paid; and in addition, if stolen, One
Hundred Dollars on conviction of the thief,
apr 10— 3t_ JOHN RAMSAY.
Coffee.
a /• Alta I.bs Rio Coffee, landing from Brig
lO.UUlJ Omar, for sale by
8pr 9 W. FOWLS k Co.
Foy Freight
liiSw The superior coppered Brig OMAR, J Fish,
aHltT tr niafeer. carries 1000 u.itreis, and will take a
freiglt. to any foreign port. Apply to
apr 9 W. FtJWLE & Co
ViivetphoV Coarse. toa\l, Alluat.
| Bushels Ground Alum Salt, on boardschr
4.01 FU llunton fc5* Son, Uisley, from New York
for sale low if taken from on board. Apply to
.,p 9 «p _SAM*!, LINDSAY
Ykug iobacco.
o I R ixesof 12N, this day received, per schooner
CJ I Virginia, from Richmond, and lor sale low by
gpr9 iiKO JOHNSON & Co.
«MtuuUa Cot&agOVhUc Rope,
be.
M Coils Manilla Cordage, assorted sizes
5 do White Hope, suitable for falis
7 Cables, made from Hussia hemp
English and .American Sewing I wine
ii.i linA, Ini*, line*, marline
House line, deep sea line, pitch and rosin
Just received per schooner Columbia, from New
Y"‘;ydf0r k» t.INCni.N CHAMBF.BI.AM.
Mar err Vulatuea.
A w l Bushels Mercer Potatoes. on board schoon
I filler Mechanic, Duke street wharf, for sale by
apr 9—3t_J. YBAf'iW^
Ft&alrrn Vo'aloes.
w r n Bushels Eastern Potatoes
/ till 1500 pounds Codfish
11 narreU New England Rum
Barrels and half barrels Nos. 2 and 3 Mackerel
The cargo of acnooner Paramonnt,fiur JleLb/|)n_
Wine at To a.
® Quarter Casks Sherry Mtfoga Wine
3 chests Young Hyson Tea
Received per sloop Miller, ‘orM^bJ| yjI<LF,R.
• For >fevi \ork.
Xfig. The schooner DUN!Vli V SON, Risley
ffiahm»Yter. having part of her cargo engaged, wil
STT.S. despatch, and can take from 300 to 500 bar
“n*l,Plic*"“,"“SAM.L. LINDSAY_
V\u\iu\t\v>\'Ysv VUfiueA Sugar.
gINGLR and double l^oaf Sugary in boxes^nd bar
Landing from sloop Miller, for »'e by
6 A. C. CAZENOVE L Co.
Jilso,
30 lihds Trinidad Molaases
30 do Sugar House do_
XoT 4—IT—
A Prize of FOUR THOUSAND OOLURS
Is the undermentioned Lottery, was sold at RICH
DAN’S on Saturday, and paid this morning.
Drawn Numbers in the Union Canal Lottery, Class N
7 for 18 53:
44 34 12 7 53 21 47 17 32 4
Alexandria, April 9, 18.J—3t --
is*alia* Sugar and M.o\aaae&.
Bt/Vi KEGS nails, assorted .
10 hhds sugar, from Porto Rico and N. Orleai
9 do W.I Molasses, good quality
10 bblsfine apples, in good order
J„rt ««i«d .nd for ok riTZlIUGH.
~ To Let.
a comfortable Brick D WELLING BOUSt
1 IHiiLwith Out House* complete, adjoining the hous
I ocSnied by Mr Joaeph Baches, on Cameron street
I <•«“““> “V ke k*d “"CharlesSSjwbtt.
SALES AT AUCTION.
BY GEORGE WHITE.
Public Sale of Prints, Brushes, Perfur
meru, Combs, French Soaps, 6fc.
CLOSED, I'bia Evening, at White's auction room,
commencing at early candlelighting; to which
will be added,
Dry Goods; Britannia and Japaned Wars
T eaboards and Waiter*
A small lot of Hardwatw
Clocks, »' itches, Jeweliy, kc kc.
apr 10 GKO. WHITE.
BY GEORGE WHITE.
HubUe Aftle
Or SADDLERY, HARNESS, TRUNKS, kc.
f|YHK subscribers, being determined to close their
1. concerns, will on Friday, the 12th instant, sell *t
public auction, at their Store on King, between Wash'
mg and St. Asaph streets, their
ENTIRE STOCK IN TRADE}
consisting of best qua'ity saddles; one set of cariole
harness; best gear; bridle*; best and common leather
and hair tninki; one set of best quality plated coach
mounting; best and common stirrup irons and bridle
bits; spurs; buckles; trunk locks: and a variety of
uther article! in their line.
Also, all the Shop Furniture; Show-cases; 1 ten.
plate Stove, kc. kc
Terms of Sale: All sum* of and und'T #20, cash;
over #20, and not exceeding #50, aixty days; over #60,
4 months' credit, for approved endorsed notes.
rrTSale to commence at 10 o'clock.
HORATIO DAT.
apr 6 ANDREW SULLIVAN.
BY WILLIAM D. NUTT
A Handsome Country Residence
AT AUCTION.
BY virtue of a Deed of Trust from C. Chspin and
wife, for certain purposes therein contained, duly
recorded in the County Court of Fairfax, will be sold
at public auction, in front of the Reading* Room on
Fait fax street, on Monday, 29th instant, at 12 o’clock
M {II IHH previously umposcu ui uy
ABOUT SIXTY-FOUR ACRES OF LAND,
well enclosed, with a comfortable two stor> Brick
M DWELLING HOUSE, and. other Improve
ments thereon, about 2} miles from Alexandria,
and near the Little lliver t urnpike Itoad, It ia
a very desirable Summer retreat, having an abundance
ol remaikably good water. QC7 Term* at tale.
JOSEPH M ANDKVILLK, i _
AAltON D. IIAUMON, 5 ,•lwee•,
aprl—ts WM D NUTT, Auctioneer.
BY WILLIAM D. NUTT.
Eca\ Estate at Auction.
WILL be sold at Auction, on Thursday, the Ulh
d.iy of April next, at It o’clock A M
A two-storj Brick DWELLING
HOUSE a LOT OF UltoUM), on the
N. W. comer of W ilkes and Itoyal streets
- 91 feet Iront on Wilkes, and 89 feet
deep; subject to an annual rent of $15
T erms of sale, 4 snd 6 mouths, with approved en
dorsed notea, with interest from day of aale.
mar7—wtllth.Apr WM I) NUTT, Auct.
VubUc catc.
I WILL sell at public auction, at the residence of
the late David Dick, deceased, on Itoyal street, be
tween King and Prince, on Saturdav, the 13th instant,
at'10 o’clock A. M , to satisfy bouse rent due P. G.
Mafstcllcr, s variety of
HOUSEHOLDS' KITCHEN FURNITURE
Consisting of Sideboards. T ablet, Chairs, Ac. Ac.
Terms of sale cash. JNO, C. MANDELL,
aur 5 iniM3ih Constable,
Notice
-rillF. subscriber, wishing to decline business, will
1 sell, at very reduced price*, her STOCK, consist
ing of* geneial assortment of DRY GOODS and other
articles, all for cash at low prices. To any person in
clined to purchase out the entire stock, the terms
would be m ole very favorable; and to such ahe would
HE NT HER STORE Uf DWELLING—m
good stand for business, and in a pleasant and
Bffiiiheahhy part of the town.
She »Is i begs leave to inform the public that ahe ia
at present Agent for McDewall A Co and has on hand
a large supply of PAPER /MAOWfM—ind all or
ders will be executed for any quantity and pattern, at
the shortest notice. REBECCA TAYLOR.
a nr C »n.3l f •fw‘2w
VttT
f|THE subscriber hss been directed, by the heirs of
I. the late William West, deceased, to nfler for sale
the following LOTH, in the old part of the Town of
Alexandria, designated in the plstt as Nos. 6,11, 12,
18 and 25 containing one half acre each, and situated
as follows:
No. 6, on the east side of Fairfax street, between
Oronoke and Pendleton
Noa, 11, 12 and 18, three fourth* of the square be
tween Fairfax, Royal, Princess and Oronoke street?,
now occupied by Edward McLaughlin
No 25, on the west aide of Uoyal and south side of
Princess street.
The whole or anv part of the above property will be
sold on reasonable terms, (and if desired, on the pay
ment of one fourth of the purchase, a credit of l, 2 and
3 year* may be had, with iutereat,*on the balance )
A perfect title in fee will be given, which ia from
the TrMsteea of the Town in 1763.
Any information respecting said property will be gi
ven by the subscriber. W- ¥ BATON, * **
apr I—eo2w_ A. ent*
JUST received, per schooner Virginia, the follow
ing v:x: . , . V.
French stained paper, various colors
1 issue do white and various colors
Artificial flower do; watered silk do
Morocco, all colors, do; gold and copper bronse
Perryan A quill pens; lead* for everpoint pencils
Red, blaek, and fanry colored wafer*
Note and notarial do
Extra superfine black and red aesling wax
Rose wood and ebony round rulers, 15 and 18 in
ches in length
Fine black ink, in small phials,6icts each
Lithographic scraps
Gum elastic, in balls and bottles
, Transferring varnish; albums, with vignettes
Polished surface visiting carda
Embossed invitation do
And Charts of the West Indies
a Do south Coast of the United States, of
the most recent survey; Nauticsl almanacs for 1833,
Ac. Ac. ELI2A KENNEDY,
mar 30—eo6t___ _ _
James S. OunneW, M. U.
DENTIST
s fJESPECTFULLYinformstheeitixens and visitors ^
Li of Alexandria that he may be consulted at Mr.
A. Newton's Hotel on the first and third Wxbbmday
in every month, from 9 o'clock a. *. until 2 ». *■
Allletters addressed to Dr. G. at hit office bet areen
• the United States* Bank and the President's House,
Washington City, or left at Mr. Newton's Hotel:t
< andria, will be punctually attended to.
e jan 2—eWedtf __
- job Printing
Etpeditioailf-execute! a the Gazette Office.