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sopn.enaorA. IT. w-s 5esfeia't oHter
Geo. Washington. We understand thai
dreaialion from the American Chamber
OF C+nln,--~e waited un tlT. knE 90 MN
4 ~ IN solicit the honour n hls comp ny
to di4s with the mrnhrrs If he A4soei1~
lion. bat SIC are safiy t. lealn, that OWING
70 Ia hzpositioo from the taaagc, NJ. kl1B
va at#Ii,lr 10 accept TIE m itatlua. Tie
same rausr has paetentrd Mn from afctp.
thug h. per.na4l imitation Of the Mayor,
~ line NTH his worship and = select patty
I'm the ToUHhlll
Marshal .Uaraqnnid, Duke of Tarentnr,
srr,,e 81 ~ Edinburgh on SdurlAy evening
s',ua,eht lac went To nIass nj the CatIio-
iir Chapel on Sunday morning, aud ns'-
ted Bishop Cameron. lie las since recri-
we'd numerous visit from nablrnlen and
gentlemen of IT, oldest families, te some
ct @iiem hc remarked, tld from what he
had seea Of them and rtclr county, he felt
more piidr than ever Ia having Scottish
blond IN his rrins. He has visited the field
Of battle NJ Prrsfprpans, where h's father
fought ~ the ranks of the Pfetcrdel aud
le int,n2s to visit many othrr celebrated
spots III Scotland, and among the roai, tie
Govern whore the Chcvalier kept himself
concealed, v'th u few uf Ira fpllOU ers, IL
mcag ~ nom VIE the Marshal father.
lie Wa 20 ST. o. rn tae Ihursday fol-
lowing, or tis Wy 10 tl'n northwest #
Scotland, aud sfler ha1His aeen the most
interesting part II the country, IL will
embark IN u klag's cutter, which has r.
crr,ed orders T., attend him and 'fls. HIM
10 some of the principal nestern Islauds.--
Among othrrs he WiIl Wit Soulh LIT,
where his father was born. The same
cutter vii then ean',y nm 10 Ireland .---
Af,ei some stas IN the sister island, he will
return n Liyerponl through LlyDrpo. ], ii
sting Manchester, Birmingham, and STOW,
Blenhrim, aud ONE other Of the most
.plend i eeots 9th nobility, and not for
getting II take sight ola few OF the best
aprcimens Of the British farming and ma.
pnfaetufing industry. TIN Marshal, WIN
meter eas N England hfofe, il rnraptared
witt fhe beaoty Of the country OF the
towns, and above all the metropolis Of
Scotland S,oicbwaH.
The Marquis Of Maranham Lord aooh-
rme1 has struck bis h,g AID GONE to Lon
don. Il Is SAID the Parnaga Will coinc in
10 harbour 10 rehl She isa very fine FIJI
gate; her crew consists Of 500 MN, 40
of which are brush Al tn officers are
Eughsifnen. tn supr#ial oiii"rrs arc--
Comm. Crosby, capt. Marshall, Second
Capt. Clarence.
The crew are being pad two months
wages. They have EIJ0 PER mun pn2r
uooev due. wbirh r'i b. paid them al
this port aud il /. said, they will have Ii
berry either to proceed 10 SRA with III
4 L
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Tuo,l I'M NA1IoYAL JoUosAb.

1o,5, r That o,,jfo, nj TN Droreagf5,rs of
t5e fouyt lLr,iUL in m tayc NJ f5Df1ii
b,r,n ,.orrrp yr3jrb s5,.t7,,q fbf 6uJ
opyo.,Jq3ec. ,ylt.# Can't
grrsn,v A..st-er
rb, Comm MI u,,,r,nt to ,d,orrn-
,,ra, or r,sl,.ld,, nrraeal. al Inc a,,,u-
hers nr III, t'oort, and the ,Tu,Ir. Advocate.
,pbe y,o,r be,,tp cleared. Inc rrsid az. ~ ihp
nrnrr,linpe. r,,d.
Tn. d,irnc, not naviog bern transmit
ted the Court casic to tn Following rcso-
Int,,n..
Resolved nv fhc Court. That tais Cont
has felt. and exhibited dlslosition. darna
,I,n n,,,,r,sa of thistr,,l Ia ,,lln.v ,x,rx in.
dnlsrnre 10 the accused winch the most
cautious r,r,fd In ms feelings and wishes
could dictate Jh,t, with TINS deposition,
deaysand course of practice hive been
ob3Itted to. IN which the Court has rel,c-
,,,,lv arun,esr.d That ar,unrnts. in
efead orhr,no prcp,r,d. when offered 10
In, Court. in .l,cb a state IA to ~, annexed
tn the record. have. after M ample allow
,ncp ortIuc. kpcn delivered oraIl,. and An
roo,l lrngth of time afterwards consumed
in con,mittioe the same II writing. That.
in regard To the Defence. after having
waited for an unusual period of TIM, II
yaa. in fact. delivered to ihe Court orally.
and a. written document, il has not been
presented to the Court this third day after
iIs public delivery The Court feels con.
strained to notice this conduct, which It
cannot pass Over without an expression of
it, Instrumentation, and has determined that
uolp-s fine name is.rrady hV the nlretipr of
the Court to morrow, the Court viii prn-
coed IN Indictment withnntIt. Audit IS re
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l. -
on Thai fheie rapHrs VII 10 ha%h ''Sl
from The Defence whin was s+il'etru on-
behalf 81 The aerusea by h'' Cse''ls,i i'ia'
III p"' ,'e''si' ,'F sdynes.t,.
-" III s'''"' - -, a. at -
Nh'oH "pP'a' III 49, i'IF - -
pear III me '''f"et ~ - s,a.a
me l ""fl Germs ~ =" -. 1t, d.
that ne eohaN'' 81 'l' '''1 - -,
fins 'ie =iaai Vs. - -
1ht ''ts7'' '"F W - - ,,ose.
as h1"t1t We - - - r., ,.r
sioh 81 ihs ~ ''"Se' : NJ, - - E, i..'d a..
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fahy' a''a Il 'iI ~ - -
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docHHthl 70 1'' w "sse'' % ~ '.''
ihtr ons't' a''"N' Ia ''D',''"'' .o,.I.-
II II "h'ea e'n ~ ~ -
sion 20 wi.ei, we S'oi' ',''C -.
y - "a t>'HO-,'
hicHAhp .. = OK ~ 49, ~
ne 1'af' "uJ 'uineo '''' ''" -''~" "
Monday morning.
'9PPfoted' =. or-,,-<,,- .n.,,s
- = = ~ =
f2,gyg,g and s1erjfcaiions Exhibited against
D1i,id pa,jer. ESQUIRE. Il Cautu;q III the
-No,u octbe I,,isd Si1tes.
Ii,Rag l,t.
D,.obcd,snrp Of otd.r-, aud conduct an
he,o,,i,,o a., Office
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9 ,, 80 'o'' ~ - 49, ,,.f4,-' T.,f.',
az" ~, - ~ ", So ,l.a, nd
~ ~ '''e ,'','' ,f,' IT,, ,f..;,..1
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o'"''S = "'''' w s'1' 20 " "'''''
M vi u
1h"'Hoi aioa'' cooV'e'' ""o eoauue' III.
o'c"'nihS an OHheei.
Specification iSt.--For that he, the said
David otter did write and transmit to The
President Of the United States, letter Of
an iusubordnate aud disrcs pectfnl charac-
ter, to vii, on The 18th day Of April in the
vcar e nnr Lord one lhou-and eight hum
drcd and twenty f.; and did also write
and transmit 10 the Secretary Of tie Navy,
at sundr, times herein after particularly
mentioned. various letters of an insubprdi-
nate and disrrsppctfal character, VIZ, on
the thirteenth DIV Of January, the 18th day
of March. the thirteenth day Of April, and
the l4tb day ofJune, all in the year Of our
Lord one Thousand eight hundred aud
twenty EYp, thereby violating the respect
due from every officer in the Navy to the
Head of the Drparmrnt lmpaifioG the DIS
clpiinr of the service, ana setting no7t
dangerous and prraieioas example.
Specification 2us.-tor thai ne, the said
David Porter. after Court 81 Inquiry had
been convened, and directed TO Investigate,
agd make repn,ts IF he facts, relative to
the matters embraced in the specification
OF the frst chugr. and after sucn Court
had terminated ITS inquiries and had trans
mitted is report to tle Secretary Ut tie
Navy, aud tpiorc the Executive had pub
ished or authorised til" Fublieauon Of tine
proceedings Of that Court, did publish or
caused 10 be published pamphlet pur-
porting L contain The proceedings Oh the
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x OF. 2 EGN.
LATEST FROM EUROPE


Nrw YnRx, Aatp.t t8.=-By the ships
.sE1n-beaer, Ire. aud Euphfaie5, Spua.ue,
fiun Laerpppi, tiIr editor Of the Niteud
Adcocatr 4 20 .arIrrd iis 6ie, of London
aid Liurpoul papers. the former II tire
4th, and the LATER 10 the 6tn July, both IN.
elusive.
The Engl,i Parliament -. expected 10
H. peofegard On the 9th July.
Thu Duke aud Dutchr-s If Nrlthnm-
i,li,ni arrived n iaiir mansion in Eng
lhud On the "a July.
ia London, the prrrs Of American
stocks remained without nafrfiJi chang.
On question I5nt ~ NJ. Bfou.Ean Il
Nj, Caaaing, F., the House u Comuons.
respecting ne military occupation Of Spain
l,g tia, French, NJ C. stated, " that his
mnjesty's government bad, from time 10
t'We received assurances tbat France bad
IN iut.s3l0n uf continuing lhr military &c
cuPation of Spain nor of retaining aus Of
The Spanis fGrirssses permanently. Tue
late reduction n eoBtluued) of the uam-
her Il the French troops in tie Peninsula
took plaee ~ caassq 1rnCr ot an aPpl.Calion
fr0m IA. Blush ge'.r NM, and IA hls
opidloll, there was No occasion for alarm
o. Jealousy with regard Ia tins subject
II" believed that. Ire French government
~as quite as DESTROYS 10 get fhrir troops
~ut ot Spsn ~ he could BE-. There could
b. no doubt ililf tbs was the cnsr. Never
was suceess mnrr troublesome IN Us cousc-
glroee, ihau w. iau iorr-ten of Spain
Tin London q aarftrly Review has a.
Gajl changed It's edioU Il IA not yet said
~ho las succeeded Mr.. Gulhs.
4 work has been Published by Nh Co
vcntty. II which h. demonstrates that
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vance the interests Of the Nation, and OF
the service.
The Court also Thinks proper to state,
Tint 10 deciding that tie ibird specification
Is proved. i i ~ the opinion, that, - Tar
a. respects TIE inaccuracies pointed ont ny
the judge Advocate, N the paprr annexed
les the rccor1, and marked M ID, Tins :pr-
cideatiun is folly proved bat liz Court
sres no reason TO believe that tie errors
aud inaccuracies thereto Indicated, yer"
The result If design or q improper inoi1'f
That, with the exception of such errors a
have been particularly noted the publication
by the arcased ofthe proceedings ol the
Court oi Inquiry, appears 10 be correct
transcript ri the record.
l. forming ia opinion upon the fourth
specification, the Court IA satisfied that the
same is fully proved in the following par
ticalars.
L. the advertisement: BY the conduct
Or the Court Ia which the subject was re-
fetred Tor investigation, | was driven from
lis presence. and prevented lrom making
thr cxpllnatlons on which founded my
jastifrai;onf
II the remarks, p q 81 could not cen
spnt 10 defend myself before the Count -
z1inst any chafgr, uhate,cr until IS legal
II, had hecn decided by proper authority ::
until could appear before II on trrtn1 at
perfect eqnalily with NY accesefs until u
could be- allowed 10 protect myself ~ the
way which might appsaf most proper;
without admitting my defence II the IN
apecii0u nf tie Judge Advocate, who had
no right to decide 10 my c.,se or TO the
control OF the Court WHO would thereby
have exercised II power not ioupdcd Oh
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word is intended 10 drno,e .0 =. ,,
Of The most hot and sHItry pat
bat as iHese days ,afy clmnst r,r.,
In lAelf commencement aud far,,,
aGy notice in the slfraaac ar -.
pretending 10 drfne The tineub .,
days begin and end, Is futile. Sol
importance that the predictions COZ.
the weather,
Dog days in England have g..
yer. mnch as appears from iaeir c.I..5
Bed refers To calendar y aich p,,,,,.
beginning of dog days on ihr l.'1.,,f
In queen EliZsbeth's time, t.,py ,,.. =.
have commenced On the 9Th If
.raded on the 9Th Of September. ~ 3.
restoration of Chafics the II. teli,..
ton o. Tie British cn!rndar. the ,,..
WAS placed on the 49, olI.I,.srs
on the 2eth OF August Alfrf IT,. o..
ton OF the calendar, tiie brsin,,...
placed On the 30th July, ami fh,. ~
the 7th 81 September. Oflate fi,n =.
almanaes have placed the b, piauiu,.....
Srd of July and end On rheIlm ol a ..'
Nhen the aucients first ohser,.u,,
star, Il used to make lis appcarapr, l.,
moning about the frs, OF Iuly, Iuia, :
procession at he equnoxrs. II now
neilaca!Iy, OF i, first discovered IA. h..
The I9th 81 August, AID in process 49,
ii VIII be the harhloger, not of hra, ~,
frost and snOw'-fCoilectca iron. liz i.
ciopedta ami eIssthere.l
.,t&xys..--
Genius and YroGe.-Thc follow, -.
contains the names Of eminent peIso..a.''
have been concerned 10, Or CONNECTED 4. /.
trade:
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Akcnside, son of a ticc 70 gr,cs,
butcher. 'luinr, mcrcas.a
Bloomfield, shoe clerk.
maker. Jones, lingo, inn
BoCcacia, natural son ucy man csrga....
OF II merchant. johnson, s am 8.
Bonner lBlshop,l a a bookseller.
peasant, Johnson, Ben lfae
Bunyan, tinker. layer.
Burns Ploughnan. Knua Khan, 50, Al,
Butls, sen OF a far shepherd.
mer. Lilo, a JeNtly-.
Cervantea, d common Lniher, Martin. "a.
soldier ner.
Chaiterion, al attor MahoDtt, cam.
mes : clerk. diver
Chaucer, son Of a Milton, soa oia s-
merchant Srttr.
Churchill, ciderpres- Moiirfe, sou oi Al,
ser. restry motpG
Cibber, son ola sculp- Moore, l., a Ina
tor. draper.
Claude Lorraine, Il Prior, Mat. son ii i,
pastry cook. lailor.
Collins son OF hat kah' l,ns, an ap ig
ter. cary.
Columbus, wool sta Ritienhousr,a vac
pier. maker.
Crawley, son of Il Ramsay, A0an.
grocer. barber.
Cromwell, son Of "A Richardson, apt r.s
brewer Rousseau, son q,
Davcnant, son Of ~ cobler.
ina keeper. Shakespeare, son u
De Foe, hosier, son wool stapirr
nf a hnfChnr iSnrnltpf a aurrr#-
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JANEs BARroa, President,

JAMES BARrOS, PftStdfnt
TpoMhs T1HsER,
JAWS BIDDLE,
Z. q. RtpGELY,
Robr. FRAtLL SPENcF,
JSo. DewHre,
J. y. HENLEY,
J. y ELLlorT,
JAMES RGNeHAw,
THps. BKtws.
Gus. (. q. fHonPs6N,
ALtX. :. WAEpaw0KrH,
Gro. ". KosERs,
l1cHARr :. C0NE, fRdgs .3d"oc1ic.
'hc record of the Proccr ding inthc case
Of Capt DAVID Porter, having been signed
and transmitted to the Department. the
Gonrt,hy virtue OF ~ order tor mat Pnr-
posi- from the Secretary of the Navy, dl-
rectrd to tae President and hereanto an
nexed aud marked 4, adjourned to meet
tomorrow morning NJ ten q clock, at the
building on the LIST street east, aod the ror-
ner Of NMl land avenue, formeriy occupi-
I'd by the Congress Of the United States.
FRIDAY, Audusr l1ih.
The Court net pursuant to adjournment
yeste doy-prrsrnt al tat members OF thp
Court aud the Jod5e Advocate. Yhr
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-06-02
IADKAH SHEEP.

An English traveller, named Moore
croft, in Tartary, among other novel
ties which have attracted his attention
in natural history, makes special men
ton of the Ladkah sheep. This ami
NAL he describes, when full grown, as
being scarcely as large as an ordinary
lamb Of FIVE months old; "yet in the
fineness Of its fleece, the flavor of its
flesh, and the peculiarities of its con-
stitution, it is said to be inferior 10 no
race. It's as completely domiciliated
as the British dog. In the night it
shelters in walled yard, or under its
masters roof; in the day it feeds often
on the surface Of granite rocks, where
cursory observation can scarcely disco
yer speck of vegetation. fpermit-
ted, it will pick up crumbs, drink salt
ed or buttered tea or broth, or nibble a
clean picked bone. Itgiyes two lambs,
and is shorn twice year. Mr.. M. has
procured some of them to import into
England. We believe our climate did
rot we'll suit the full-blooded merinos.
Suppose we procure some of these?-
By the account given, they would live
luxuriantly amongst the most rocky
and barren parts of New-York, Massa-
chusetts and Connecticut.
INer-York Com. Adr.
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from our Correspondents.
NORFOLK BEACON OrrIcE, MAY 80.

NORFOLK BEACON OFFICE, MAY 80.
Dreadful Hail Storm-The Elizabeth City,
(N.C.) Star of Saturday last states, that a Sec
ton of this county on the N E. side of Little
River, in extent about half mile wide, and 8
or 10 miles in length, was visited by the most
alarming hail and rain storm ever experienced
in this country. Much injury has been done
to the crops of wheat, (Which was cared out
and in bloom corn and cotton-the stock
much bruised, and the poultry killed, besides
much other damage in broken windows, &c.
One Of our informants says, the hail where it
drifted along the fence, was nearly half leg
deep, and that some of the stones were lite,
rally as large as common size mans fist.
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Erfroct from Commercial Edict from Rome
"All foreign merchant vessels, enter
ing, remaining at, or departing from
the ports of the state, shall be subject,
from the lst May next, according to
laws relating to tonnage, anchorage,
&c sc. to the payment of the same ia
riffs to which vessels, from the papal
dominions, are subject in the countries
to which they respectively belong"
Apostolic Chamber, March 2, 1925.
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COEIEN'S

Lottery and Exchange Office, No. ia, Mar
ket Street, Baltimore.
Where in the four last State Lotteries were
sold the great capitals of $780, 900, $40, 900,
9 of $4,000, besides no less than IL capitals
of $4,000 each; and where more capital pri-
yes have been sold than at any other office in
America.
Orders from any part Of the United States
or Territories, enclosing the cash or prizes in
any lotteries, (post paid, will meet our &C
customed prompt Northumberland to
iune 9 il COHEN, Jr. Baltimore.
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From our Correspondents.
BEACON OFFICE News Room,
II H. On n

From orr Correspondents
BEACON OFFICE News Room, {
Norfolk, May 500, A. NJ. }
Arrived, schr Molly, Robinson, New-York,
days. The brig Prometheus, Walker, tor
Maracaibo, and British schr Prince Sax co,
bourg, Fremayne, for Plymouth, [Eng.l Will
clear this day, and sail tomorrow.
by last Evenings Southern Nall
The Edenton Gazette of Friday last, states
that the schr Ann Howard, Etharidge, from
New-York bound to Edenton, run on New In
let Bar 14th inst. and has bilged.
.Schr. Two Brothers, Patten, sailed Esd for
Alexandra.
About three weeks ago, the bodies OF four
men were picked up, one on the South and {,
three on the North side of Currituck Inlet all
of them having theirsheads and hands cut on
from one of them the blood flowed freely
when found. The above men are supposed
to have composed part of crew in state OF
mutiny.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-06-02
nTMe above Sale is

postponed to Tuesday, the 2Sth of June, at
the same place and hour.
The National Inselligencer; Poulson's Anne.
rican Daily Advertiser, Philadelphia; the New
York American; the American Beacon, Nor.
folk, and the Richmond Enquirer, will add
the notice OF Postponenent and continue adj
vertisement for three weeks. At the end of
that time, u bill for payment, accompanied by
a certificate Of the length of time it appeared
in the respective papers, will be sent to this
Office. may31
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NODE OF DRaULyG

the drawing, subject 10 deductlon OF ID per
cent.
NODE OF DR.aH ING
The numbers will be put into one wheel as
usual-and III the other wheel will be put, the
prizes above the denomination of 81, and the
drawing to progress in the usual manner. The
20, 900 prizes of Four Dollars, will be award
ed to the odd or evennumbers of the Lottery
Gas the case may be, dependent on the draw
ing of shs capital prize CT Forty Thousand
Dollars-that is to ony, If tho $4,000 dollar
prize should come out to an odd number, then
every odd number in the scheme Will be enti-
tied to dollar prize. IF the 1900 dollar
prize should come out to an even number,
then all the even numbers in the scheme will
be each entitled to prize of 4 dollars
The odd numbers are those ending with /,
3, 5, z, org.
The even numbers arc those ending with 2,
4, o, orc.
Thls mode of drawing not only enables the
commissioners to complete the whole Lottery
in one drawing, but has the great advantage
of distributing the small prizes regularly to
every alternate number in the Scheme, SO
that the holder of two tickets, or two shares
of tickets, q odd and even number) will be
certain of obtaining at least one prize, and in
VIZ o'"S i''o iOi any SiSttSi 1uaI'ity' -
Ticket drawing superior prize in this scheme
is not restricted from drawing an inferior one
also; many tickets therefore, will necessarily
obtain TWO PRIZES EACH
UjFThe Drawing will take place in the City
of Baltimore on Wednesday, the 9th July,
and will finish on the same day.
The brilliancy Of this scheme is altogether
unprecedented. Adventures will remark the
low rate of tickets-the very trifing risk in
CURED, (there not being one blank to a prize, J
and that the capital prize of FORTY THOU
SAND DOLLARS, is of magnitude hither-
to unprecedented for so small a sum invested;
above all, however, is the certainty ofobtain-
ing at least one prize by the purchase of two
tickets or two shares-[one odd and one even
number, and in the same ratio of certainty in
the purchase of a greater number of tickets
or shares.
Whole Tickets SIS 90 Quarters 81 Is
Halves $50 Eighths 81
To be had in the greatest variety of Numbers,
odd and even, at
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CONNER IAL.
PRICES OF PRODUCE

Flour continues to decline, though very gra-
dually, owing more, we believe, to scarcity
of vessels than to any impression made by for
eign news. The market closed last evening
at 81 40 for common super6uc-No family
brands in. Corn maintains its price.-Sales
were effected yesterday at 43 cents by the
cargo.
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THIRTY Dollars Reward,

For both, or haV JOr eather.
vUyhe above reward will be given for the APP
prehension of TOM and ALICE, who abb
seconded from my farm in Loudon County, du-
ring the Whitsuntide holidays. Tom is a dark
yellow man, about twenty-five years OF age,
nearly six feet high, of erect carriage, regular
features and open countenance. He had on
when he eloped, fur hat much worn, blue
broadcloth coat, light colored summer panta-
looms. and calico waistcoat. Alice is be-
tween black and yellow. She is about thir-
ty wears Of age, has bad countenance, and
freckled face, and took with her her infant fe.
male child and bundle Of clothing.
NAV 31-2w WM. NJ. MCCARTHY.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-06-02
GpEn SCHOONER nEuonoru. !

Prices Current at 81. Thomas, 10TH inst
Flour, IS so; rice, prime, from S3
to IS, dull; ship bread, 50 IS per
Dbl; prime beef from IS to so; black
eyed peas, IS per bushel, dull; corn,
40 to As cents corn meal, from SIS
to l6 per puncheon red oak slaves,
SIS to 30 per thousand white oak
DO, SIS TO 27; sugars, prime, IS so
to 6; coffee from Sl2 to II so.
Norfolk Beacon.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-06-02
James G Barry
III AS just received by the packet Express,
IL last evening, fresh supply of
Dt.a, Goods,

Consisting, in part, Of
London super, super blue and black cloths
and cassimeres
German ticklenourgs, burlaps aud dowlas
Grecian striped muslins and London striped
calicoes
A and ga super ginghams and fancy prints
Book, jaconet, cambria and null muslins
Barrage muslins, a new article for dresses
White and colored linen drillings
Drab everlasting worstcd, for gentlemen's
coats
English and French Florentine
Very elegant vest patterns
Mems and women's thread and cotton full
and half hose
Irish linen, linen cambria & brown hollands
A and Canton Grape shawls
Brown, red and yellow Bandanno hdkfs
White and colored cravats
Black silk and tabby velvets
Woodstock, beaver, buckskin, kid and silk
gloves
A handsome assortment ofsilk & gauze hdkfs
White and green figured gauze wells
India bamboo fans ces
Pink, blue, green, white & lead col'd floren-
Black Italian !ustring & black India sarsnet
Black twilled bombazett s striped circassian
Cotton ferreting, knitting cotton, spool and
ball wire cotton
Bleached, brown and colored domestics
And few cases of mems %, 80 and 50 inch
umbrellas
Ladies' % inch parasols
DO % do fringed, bordered and lined do
with ivory handles. Also, small lot OF