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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-12-17
district Of Columbia,

County Of .alsrandria.
DETER RHODES has applied to the Hon
William Cranch, Chief Judge cfthe UNI
ted States Circuit Court ofthe District OF Co
lumbia, to be discharged from imprisonment,
under the act for the relief Of insoivent debt
ors within the District of Columbia, on the.
23d day of December, 1926, at o'clock, A.
n. At the Court House in Alexandra, when
and where his creditors are required to attend.
leclS EDA. l. LEE, g. 6.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-12-17
LONDON MAaKrrs, Nov. g.

Cokton.-There was not much doin3
in this trade last week, the sales 4
mounting to only 227o bales; Bourbonl
load a lid; Pernams f2ss-sd; Bowed
Sid a cd; Surats Sid; Madras 81 6adj
Bengals 7-Sd Esd all in bond
The Sugar market was very heavy all
last week, the purchasers were barely
sufficient to constitute market prices
which might be quoted rather lower
This morning the market opened very
heavy and the appearance Of business
has been checked by the report from
the Westfndia warehouses, stating that
the delivery last week was less by 1900
cask, than the corresponding week OF
last year. At the close Of the market
to-day, several of the most extensive
holders had Withdrawn their sugars en-
lirely, and generally there was more
6rmness in the market. The prices
were the same as last week; Barbados
7os 76s being about IS lower than
the late highest point in the market.
Lumps were pretty brisk last week.
but there being only a few parcels at
market there were no sellers under s7s.
Towards the close OF the week the in
quiries ceased and the prices gave way;
Jumps S6s; molasses S4s; brown 62s a
7os. Coffee was brisk last week at sos
Cd SIS; generally the market was III
a very depressed and languid state; or
binary Brazil 54s. There is not much
business doing in rum, but the market
is firm; under proofs 2s Id; some favo-
rite marks of Jamaica IS cd a SIS Sd;
brandy is higher; favorite marks sold
for arrival at SIS sd As Cd; other
marks SIS I'd SIS 4d, and the market
sill looks firm. Pale Geneva is Is lid.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-12-17

The subject of the Chesapeake aud OHIO
Canal isnow before the Legislature OF Penn
sylvania. A bill to incorporate Comoany
was introduced on Saturday last. and made
the order of the day for the 2Sd inst.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-12-17
AHEN AMD@IAa
SATURDAY, DECEMBER IL, 1925.

GT Our brother editors, with whom we ex-
change papers, will please to observe, that
the "Phenix Gazette" is now, and Will con-
tinue to be published daily. on an Imperial
Sheet. Those, therefore, who do not deem
II advisable to send us Their papers daily,
viii oblige us By discontinuance.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-12-17

We mentioned yesterday that the prospects
were in favor of our navigation continuing O.
pen-The mldness and moisture OF the at
mosphere since thattime have completely re-
moved every appearance of obstruction.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-06-16
Additional Supplies of
SPHIyr @ GOODS

y WII I1'Itt01 I II"7FTUTT0'
Rich tgnred black and coored SlIks,
A splendid as'lm't of fashionable aljcocs,
Plaid Silk Scaris, II nec s, beautiful article,
Elegant Batesse and Umbre printed Cam
bricks,
: cases superior Irish Linens, put up cx-
pressly for the home tIade,
silk Stripe ChllIinss, a new article for gen
tlemtn's wear,
A large assortment of Angola Cas.fmercs
do Of Cloths and Ca.smeres
And are in daily expectation Of further
supplies, which they will sell at then usual
low prices
April Is. ts68
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-06-16

gllShlncn.--- | hey VIII hhtaty oeltcYe
that an intelligent man, Ike your
humble servant, could have been born
and brought up there. They have
heard Of Liverpool, and of George
" and John Bull, aud that is all
they know about ne. am tcascd 10
death by questions about John Bull
they want to know who Inc is, and
what is his profession.
Frfyari from .nqtstd RJrtamJeaas he
morris uJHc" Operations of NE Frenh
.lmg N the Upitod States d .3merteo.o
| shall venture n interrupt herc the re
golqr narrative, ia nrdrr TO relate AN "nec.
dotc ftIcd to exrmphfy thu character ~
thu good republicans of Connecticut. In
Eaing to a conferences, The carriage which
conveyed admiral the ehuraller de Fcrnay
aud myself broke down. ] sent frrsen,
my first aid lie camp, IN search of Il Wilfel
wright who resided at the dtstanef Of
nile hnm the plarr whore the accident
Mpprnrd. Fpr~en returned Is iufurm
mr., t1lt hr hid found q man siek Of
ouarlan trNpr, who hhd answered him HAT
his hat fan ct fnntas would nol tempt him
to ofi IN the night | requested the ad
nifll - - with me that NJ might entfept
him together W. told linn That Groefd
Washington was = mrltG that evening at
Hartford, for tir purpose Of comforting With
rs during the day, = that the object would
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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-06-16

the manners AMI customs, &c. Of In
gIishmcn.---They will hardly believe
that an intelligent man, Ike your
humble seIY ant, could have been born
and brought up there. They have
heard Of Liverpool, and Of GEORGE
" and John Bull, aud that is all
they know about us. | am leased 20
death by questions about John Bull !:
they want to know who Inc is, and
what is his profession.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-06-16
VOL. I'LL
PRINTED AND PUBLISHED
rriJkH FLETCHER y HGH. II. rOLEB,
Publishers oftte LaeS y lie Latou.

~ The sem,-Weckly Paper, at 81, and the
v5elly Paper, al So per annum, ayahie in
.ty,uce.--No subscription Willie received for
/. les time than six months aud ~ paper will
~ discontinued tbut at the discretion OF the
- -, Advertisements Will be inserted at 81
..,,,ts ner square cor less the first time, and
" - cents for each continuance. These
con, o. distance must be paid for previous to
,beir insertion, or the payment assumed by
. .oeq responsible person in Lynchburg.,
~ Chancery Orders are inserted for SIX
w T5 Alllettors addrcssedto the Editors must
IN posr PAIN, or they will not be attended to
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-06-16
MeAicincs. sc sc.

VIII be soIotas low as they can he procured
any where in this section OF country.
February |. tsd9
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-06-16

CO. We recommend the following
.huaehdaSen description of ono of the
principal cities of tho United States
TO the loycra of fun -
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-06-16
GarAen and Fiower seed.
W., Owens 81 Griffin l.. Leckic.

W m. NJWVTI5 &C VI IIIIII 1T N'A1N'
.4pothecaries & Druggists,
TEAVE Just received from New York
IL the largest assortment Of Garden and
Flower Seed, ever offered in this market, viz
Garden Seed
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-06-16
TO the Afflicted.
DR.. att1ldge's Iincture
EOH IN DAuESTAOE,
Termed DYspepsia
I PFWPI UVSDo DSlQ.


TliE discovery Of this Medicine has
Il been the effect of long and attentive stu
dy, a is now made public from the most deci
ded conviction founded on ample experience
Of lis power in Graduating This disease, after
every other medicine had taled. II has only
been IN this country twelve months, and il
has done wonders in giving restoration, aud
in asihmatical cases, its beneficial effects has
beeu astonishing DR.. ias. Farmer, Member
OF the Royal College Of Surgeons ia London,
declares in his Treatise, that Asthma aud indi
gestion are found co-eXisting, the stomach
ut all times exerts considerable influence
over the pulmonary functions, and it is there
fore fair 10 conclude that the former disease
is aggravated by the latter. A,thmatic pco-
pie, continues HE learned Doctor, should i'm.
pose upon themselves the same regulation as
ii the case were purely dyspeptic. Thjs
IinCtare opens obstruction, ot the spleen
and liver, cIpanseth the breast of pleem, and
tie chest OF humors gathered therein re
moves pain in the back, stomach and sides,
and the windy cole. Also gddiuess in the
head, which all proceed from Indigestion -
It has been recommended by some OF the
most eminent physicians, valuable mcdl=
cine in Dyspepsia-ba! it does not cure all
diseases.
ron SAFE ny
Howell DAVIES.
May 10. 3m 30
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-06-16
Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils
and Dye-StuiIs,
S1kake
THOMAS J. DUyAL.

AT THE SIGN or ruE GOLDEN MORTAR,
ON BANK sqrARE,
HAS just received, IN addition to his
- rrstoclt, an extensive assortment OF
DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS and
E-SfUFfS, which enables him now to of.
ter 10 his friends, customer aud the public ge-
morally, the most complete and extensive as
soFtment ever before brought to this market.
AMONG THIN ARR THE FOLLOWING, VIZ
2jOo Ia. Glauber Salts, 30 do. Tartar Fine.
6oo do. Epson do. tic.
500 DO. Gum Shell 81 do. Quick Silver.
Lac, % doz. bottles Anne.
500 do Pearl Ash, rican Castor Oil,
100 do. Gum iCam- 10 packs Gold Leaf
phor, goo GALLONS Alcohol,
100 do Jalap, 600 do Lamp Oil,
100 do Sponge, loo do. spts Iut-
10 d" lerdigris, pentine,
80 do. Calomel.
And every other article in! his line, all Of
the best quality, and for sale nj the lowest
prices tor cash, or at SIX months TO punctual
customers Scptemher3
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-06-16

Extravasduce Is rcckpued dishonesty
Whoever spends upon himself " throws
away upon any other person, more than
he can pradrotly Afford, lwhairSer fine
oamca Of eIrganrc, good nature, or g"nefo-
slty his conduct may receive in reality dis
posts Of " bat cannot be fairly called his
uWn--hr does IN effect dcflaud his family,
and VII be IN Great danger ol being driven
at lasi 10 rldeayor to repair by unlawful
means what ne has lost by fblly.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1825-01-06
MISCELLANEOUS.

Miller DuGott, isrcad and Biscuit Baker, s
5hipley st. above the market. Is,
John Wright, Musical instrument , fe.a',t''
south side Of lower market near NUS A..
Thomas G. .AI,ichs, Fancy HaHAWalc,
and Sheet Iron Manufacturer co'"s'
market and second streets. i
Jacob Alrichs, Machine Maker, cum
shiplcy and broad streets. =,
iran Eoundry-Evan Thomas : ="
ond st. near the Black Horse tavern u
li9rocco neutrality-suspicious. :
SO market ST.
Couch Acknowledgement and NM, y, 4
ccssors 70 lNm. Robinson, l49 nl@','' Il.
Coupryancrr- Benjamin Ferris 9 -
ncr Of West and Third streets a,5
Hard7aqre, oil, and Peint 6iofe.--'o'sF
Gr,.bb, no r., Market Street. 4
/. p. Fairlanlb, Notary Pubic, SH'N .,rrc;,,
Land, Convcyancer, Regulator 2 -
&c. IL High street. ~ !.
l{Rl-z.yigAt-Jacob Dcrriciison, J re''' : :
near the Brandywine mills. 49,,
Pc;nlsck's Parent Hay and GfaM Pike
Joshua johnson & son, nlaNS''
Creek Mills. balm.
Lottery and Exchange CGce.--'' =
son, los, market street.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1825-01-06

SuLpuATE OF QuiNINE and Cinchonn
y solution, pills AID syrup sal. OF BARK Black
..rops Morphum upnmi Iodine; liydrlodate OF
Potash. Extract Of Cieuta; Belladona; iiyosci-
anus. Cen,ion; Wormwoo and Digltallsi spri!
If scury, Grass; Alcslel sulpherlc, Nitric and
Asce,ic Acid; pyroligneuus Acid; Fresh Castor
Oh. Isl. and Cd qualities, BY the gallon, dozen, OF
sinp le bottle. Seldli,z and Solae powders. -
sen,Al salt Of Lemons f,l taking out iron moulds,
Godfey's car,li.l; Btcman's Dfops; Hrlttis
on; u.rlem OIL; Essence OF Peppermint; Opo
deld c; Turlington's Balsan by the sroce, dozen
or bottle. III. 49,,
Anderson's pills; rIooper's Pills; Bi'ion, Pills
Dt sqeptic Pills Swans PAnacea, celebrated
Tor de cure Of Kings evil an other ulcers; Black
lead; brass, whre.ma,al md silver cased Spring
Iance,s; Crown Laucets with pearl cases; Lancet
ilad S.
IIcnry's calcinel M4gncsiai Cengress Spring
water perlt All Eark Of vlrlous qualities.
Osborne, Water Colours fnr Landscape ant
Flower Painting, BY the bus o. - Sc cake--i,lt
dnaiilv is yer, sap riols they have received tn
approb tion If tie p-alcs, Sally, and other emi
nen, painters
For sale hv
JOSEPH BRlNGllURST, Druggist
NJ IS Market street, Wilmington, Del
62-6w
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1825-01-06
China, glass & queensware stores,

David Sinyth, 68 market st.
Joseph Mcndenhall & Go. corner of Kins
and Second streets.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1825-01-06
,yOSEPII SCOTT

Invites The attention Of those who may wish az
article in which acany i, aufahiliiy and c!capues,
ire combined, to c,li Il his
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1825-01-06

Immediately raised a subscription. to ASSIST
the sufferers, and i'll the course Oh Ian. an
hour, a passage home to their triehus oy w
way of St. Andrews, was secured anu Ps''u
for By the magistrate, on the part Oh HoNein ,
ment. and 1854 given to the passengers a'e
crew. i
Thus early was the charitable donation o.
our citizens, to those inhabitants, wheii tiieii
Town was laid waste by fire, returned 70 us
-" Cast thy bread upon the waters anu ai'ct
many DAYS thou shalt find II"
Salem Observer.
The following description OF impressions
of an unprecedented foreigner, on Icail]i'is '''q
simplicity Of the habit and the ffankhess o.
the dcnlcanor of the chief magistrate OF our
Republic, is taken from new WORK recent
ly published in London, entitled An e.
cnrsion t1y5tteh the United States and Cana
Il l. daring the wears 1925, BY an English
gentleman"
"Shortly after my arrival at Washington,
as was one tay coming with friend from
visiting the public Offices, he pointed out 10
me a well dressed gentleman, walking ny
himself. "That,' said he, " i the Prcs'dcht
Of the United States" When this great
parsonage met US, my friend introduced me
to him. | took off my hat as marx OF res
poet upon which the President did the same,
/ and Shook ME BY the hand, saving ne was
/ glad to see me. ! went soon afterwards 10
4 pay my respects to him at his house, III COM
panv with the same frcnd.--Ne were
shown into a handsome room, where the
j 2res,.ient had been writ;ng. When he came
in he shook rs by the hand, requested Us 10
| sit down, and coayeised upon 4 variety OF
topics NAV here observe that Whenever
I in America, YOU are introduced to any ono,
the custom is TO shake hands. / llke tais
custom, as it Is much more frithdll, anu
puts you more at yuur ease, tiah tae eoia
formal bow, with which i'll England, ana m
deed most OF Europe, YOU are greeted at INC
performance Of this ceremony. was very
much pleased with the unaffected urbanit!
and politcncss Of the President, SO entirely
different from what should have met with
on being introduced to q perscn OF any thnng
like the same importance i'll Europe. Nh
going 10 paw nv respects to duke Of lus
cary, or even to Il petty German Prince
whose Whole territory WIS not larger THAI
4 county in one Of the Unitcd states, have
had - dress III a court uniform, and to pas
by ii whole file Of soldiers, and then by hal
dozen PAGES, officers, ana chlmoclalhs
witll geld keys at thcir pockets, &C. IN
the President Of the Ua;ted States received
ne in my ordinary morning dress; ant
though he is commandcr-in-chicfoi the arm,
and navy, has 10 need Ct sentincls at III
door, being sufficiently protected by the low
Gf hi, fellow citizens.
u can safely say, that the manly simpllci
II Of the President impressed me with mucl
more respect than the absurd mummcry Q
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1825-01-06
TO be continued.

Charity Re7vartied.--rhe sloop Sally,
from Boston, bound to Machas, with several
female passengers, was blown OFT the coast
and after being AZ days from port, having
lost rudder and mast, and out OF provisions
was picked up by British vessel and carried
into St. Johns. The inhabitants Of the town
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1825-01-06
NOTICE.

All persons indebted % the MAJ late Of his
rich, Lumber Merchant, dece"Ts I'm. di,te pay
n"rnHgn' a' 49, ,e having accounts, to rFes''
hem div atlestea for settlement 70 ,us
DAVID Ah ,oeA E-5inp'
Wilmington, Nov, II, 1874,
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1825-01-06
GENERAL REGISTER
Dry Good Merchants

John Patterson, so market Street.
w. B. Tomlinson, No. 81, Market Streneo.
John r.. Brincklc, corner Of Market &
streets.
William M'Caullcy, Brandy wine, north SD,
Of the Bridge.
John M'Clung & Co. IS market st.
John M Lear, So market st.
Joseph Pogue, 1nl market st.
Allan Thomson, 43 market st.
John WI Tatum, 80 market ST.
Chalklcy Somcrs, As market st.
IN PHILADELPHIA.
p. Mendenhall, 201, market st.
Richardson & Bonsall, 101 market st.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1825-01-06
Dry Goods.
BOOYS ANN sSNOES.

VALENTINE M'NEAI., {. son. offer at their
Mandatory, AS. 81, mi 100, .lurhet street.
/, nj, (ys rraultd Aa,cr-ploot) an S DC. d
prime heather and fashionable N ke. for Gcnile
mems wrar--latli4s laced boo ), shoes, and slip
acrs, Of lraher, tid, and norocco, If le --latest
md most approved ftshions all Of which, theJ
will sell Al the lowest cash price.
Comfy merchants will Be supplied a the low
st prirc, aud on the lst accommodating terms
WANTED, 20 or 81 J51rneymeii.
WILMINGTON. Nov. II 1874. 7-F
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1825-01-06

We understand, says Galignani's Messcn-
ger, the cause of the Duches of Berry being
absent from St. Denis on the day of the late
kings intcrment, is point Of etiquette, ac-
cording to which Princesses never enter the
place where their consorts are buried.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1825-01-06


Almcndral, or Almond Grove, larger than
the town itself, spreads over sandy plan
about half mile broad, at the upper or
eastern side of the Bay. In the summer
months, from November till March, Vaipa-
raise is safe and pleasant anchorage but
during winter, especially in June ana July,
is subject to hard storms, blowing from inc
north in which direction it is open.
We were fortunate in having reached Val
paraiso at a moment when the Christmas
festivities were at their height, and multi
tades Of pcople had been attracted from the
country to witness the bull-fights and other
shows. On the evening of Christmas day,
which corresponds nearly with our midsuln-
mer. every body seemed TO be abroad ENJOY
nr the c5al all in the moonlight. Groups
Of mercy dancers were to be seen on evcrY
lhnl-and crowds OF people listening to sing
crs bawiing ont their Old romanees to the
sound Of a guitar; gav parties sluntcr!ng a
lontr. LAUGHING and talking at the ftil stretch
ofthcir voices: wild looking horscnen pranc-
I'd ;.5o.t ia all quarters, mixing amongst
the people on foot, drinking and talking with
them. but never diSinolating. from one
cxtrclntv OF the town - the other, along the
hasc ofthc cliffs, and all around the beach OF
the Almcn,lral, was one uninterrupted scene
4 Of noise and reyelry.
The bull-6ghts, which took place about
four o'clock in tine day, reaembad am thing
rather than fights; but they make the peo-
Die laugh, which was tAc principal oDiset'
/ and 5y bringing a crowd Together IN a merry
mood, contributed quite as mach 70 thr sci-
crai happiness, as il they had bcen eAhlJ!ted
lin tie usaal slngttary manner.
/ rhe area ia which tive bulls were bhte.l,
L. lI,,4l cas- a ~.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1825-01-06
VERMONT LEGISLATURE.


I'ralara-I'hc committee TO whom WIS
referred the mass q petitions and rcmon-
str tnces r@latlng 70 the suprreSsiilg OF haWK-
ing and pedling, made report q a blit re-
nu;riue pc.ilars to pay al additional license
iato III, treasury Of each county, i'll which
tbcv should pcddle, Of from tiitccl. 90 twenty
nv dollars, according = the manner in
whicA they tr,yel o. carry their goods; which
was rcaa, when
M. BeaniHg, Of Salisbury, moved to dis
Mill thc bin.
A.r. !IGgat sal he was walking by ped
lar,s ! AZ the otherday, n this place, anil he
hc@rA him ct.y CIT /" I. g3r at,ahs FIR sale
7,arrhlteafJ stars wNiQW d ra2or," and
\ i 81, sir, with tho9e Who go about with
colleges va Ihcv viii be very likely to
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register. (Wilmington, Del.) 1824-1825, 1825-02-10

.dttemhtfo roo The 1faH.--The New York
Evening Post states that daring attempt
was made on the night of the % ult, to rob
the mail from New York to Albany, as it
was ascending the hill at the head OF Wash
ington street, about quarter OF a mile north
Of the village of (Poughkeepsie- The straps
and apron, covering the mail and baggage,
were cut, and the mail bag and trunk re-
moved from the stage without being obscry-
ed by the driver or passengers. stage
which followed close upon the other, arriv-
cd at the place before the freebootcrs had
time to remove the mail from the road, and
recovered it. The trunk was found next
morning i'll a field little cast Of tho place
where the robbery was committed, broken
open, and rihed OF its contents, some Of
which were found near the Academy in the
village. The tools with which the trunk
was opened were found near it; and as it
afterwards appeared, had been taken from a
blacksmish's shop in Poughkeepsie.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register. (Wilmington, Del.) 1824-1825, 1825-02-10
VALUABLE FARM.

or Plantation his present Residence, III Christiana
Hundred New Castle County State of Del This
property bounds on the valuable stream Of red
clay Greek and is separated from the subscribers
Wooden Establishment, by that stream; 4 miles
from the Borough Of Wilmington, and ] from the
Nillage of Newport, has recently been well I'm
ed is in good state of cultivation, and is belicy-
ell 10 be equal to any that can be offered in the
County for health, beauty and pleasanness of sit.
n.ton and fertility Of sell; unbroken, we'll water
ed and contains sufficient portion of timber lsnd
for the number Of acres, 150)cnntaung within its
limits a large Apple orchard Of grated fruit. The
buildings are a respectable two story stone dwell
ling with good stone Kitchen, Wash and Well
house attached thereto, a large two story stone
Born, stone spring and wash house, with two
we'll finished rooms in the upper story; also, one
either respectable two story stone dwelling, with
a respectable frame Kitchen, all of but a few
Years standing 1t is deemed unnecessary to say
more, as those wishing to purchase are rot dspos.
cd to Judge from what may be said in an adver-
tsement
Sale at O'Clock; conditions which will be made
easy TO the purchaser, at sale.
ROBERT PHILLIPS
1st AIo. 18th 1925. l7-4t.