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The y $. brig Spark, Lieut. Com. Eey,ton ~:
rived on wednesday, at Norfolk, from Vera Crrz
and Havana. She brings s 100, 900 in speeie. Tor
merchants OF New York. The pirates are .tili 4.
mice. She reports says the Norfolk Beacon1 fba,
-" 1t was rumofed at Vera Cruz, tha, the Colombian
Government was fitting out an expedition 10 attach
cuba and that the Mexican Government was 70
furnish certain quota OF the force. Asa con6,-
NATION OF the correctness Of this report il is stated
mat me ocio, Graves, of PHILADELPHIA had bsou
chartered by the latter Government, to trsnsoort
loops 10 Campeaeby, which was to be the general
rendevouz, and that it was in treaty for number
OF other american vessels for the same purpose
hey beingIpreferred
a number of troops had assembled at Vera
CruH' ana more were momenlly looked for. as they
were marching from all parts OF the country. The
quota ct troops to be furnished by Mexico is Said
TO be 1000. The Colombian lrcops were assem-
Ding at Csftbagena. the quota of that Republic is
sald TO be l2,j00. The forces were expected n
sail Tor The general rendezvous about the middle =,
January, and the combined army TO arrive off Cub,
about l. April Those at Havana who were IN
favor OF more liberal Government. were snxiousIy
looking tor the arrival Of the expedition
III tins expedition be really set on foo, sgsinst
cuua; u 1t be necessary for tie safety of The Sog,s
American States 70 take /, out Of ,l.e Lands q.
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COLD WEATuEp

The severity of the cold has been greater to the
north during the present winter than has been ex-
perienced Tor several seasons. The thernomel er
has stood, early In this month, from II to IL de-
gress below zero, at Boston, Roxbury, Medlord.
Salem, Gloucester, &c.-In Montreal ON the morn
ing oil the 3ist January, it was So degrees below
zefo-At Keene, N. h. it was 10 degrees below.
In Portland, nj. the 3lst January and LIST Feb are
SAID to have been the coolest days experienced for
many years; perhaps by the present generation
In different parts Of the town, the mercury was %
deg' below zero; and on the hill near the obserya
tory, 1t was ~. The harbor was closed with ice
an obstruction OF rare occurrence. At Bath, the
mercury me was down TO ~, and at Brunswick TO
80 At New Bedford it is said ON the 81 i,., -
have been S5 deg. below zero.
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MIR. CALHOUN.

The name Of Mr. Calhoun has been banded out
IN some OF the papers, with no little freedom and
asperIty, since the commencement of the session
L has been said, that he is rallying determined s.
at The same time cunning opposition 10 Mr..
Adams's Administration. II has been charqrd
upon hun, tina; he 'ook the Char on the LIST dat OF
the session, with a view Of appointing Committees
OF the Senate, (mote especially tie q ON Foreign
Nelaions) which might be hostile to the Secretary
OF State and 20 the Presidents and that lie has spar
ed no effort, which policy could supply. 10 get M
the opposition. Some - eeks since, a little paper
war was waged in the MAI. Intelligence between
some friend Of Mr. Clay and some friend of Mir.
Calhoun, in which The latter was assailed and de-
Tended, for his appointment of Committees, and for
his general course towards the administration. We
notice these things at present, because they NAV
furnish clue TO some future eyents-(We ofcr
no comments on the allegations at this timeO bu,
we are induced TO notice tliem more especiav q,
this time, in consequence OF Letter ghch appears
10 the Phil Press, addressed 10 the Editor OF tbi.
paper, from Washington, under date Of Feb 3D.
The following is an extract from il: % IL is said
that the Vice President, about the time OF his com
Jog on in the autumn, caused indirectly an Cyer,ur,
10 be made TO the President that if he would breaL
Nth he Secretary Of State, he (the V. Pl and M
ftiends would support the administration. III,
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tCOIfuUNIc A7'ED.
To the Senate of Virgiuio.

Blu has passed the n,,e OF Delegate, uthori1ine WIN.
w''1er Of this conceves passed. s man, other bill do, win
~, que confederation e would ysy respectfully state W
s aos 20 we CONFEDERATION Of your body, belize in he viii
"f,es unjust aud 'eoHste,ioai The road too-
20 ns oosrueted by gates about three miles lougt IS
Mofihefa Meek 10 Richmond, ani the only direct mail roie
w ay9e man otvery large fHnne, and his extensive
e u5ly mp o'ei farm = principally enclosed BY posi-
sn raw eH,e on high ditch There eater inconyen
ehees experienced by him IN consequence o foad ps.ur
nV15h i' arn' ban there Il by any other individual sn
MS le"elig . extensive and laborioi, s are common
81 ate with That extcn Under these circumstance II MI n,
pass ths ohf Cam similar application he refused aud
val DOT tue passage " this bill many future apeesi
ons' Just g. pass anil PIT pulls 10 inconsen.n
!" laFoW az noivdualF And It coHsfalion0L when ~,
nave even 20 the General Government the eon,roul al o
,oafs why did not the law of state giving the county,
e9H' power q permit gates 60 be erected across public
give them also The power over s,a ,oqds7 biL 90
beeause hey had not the right. va
pv.il,c good. Nv 'a' VIZ
n silent Member Offhc IT, of De{ceo,yes.
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the republican party, not only in Virginia but
throughout the Union, by the rejection of the bill
When it shall be told that Thomas Jefferson, the
great apostle OF republicanism-the man who has
ever stood FIRST in their affections without whom
they might have been condemned to be {. hewers of
wood and drawers OF water''-when say it shall
be told that for all his past services he asked
nothing but the poor privilege which is asked
Tor him, and that he spurned from the legisla-
tive hall OF his own native Virginia, what republi-
can but will feel it as wound inflicted on himself
will not believe that enlightened and patriotic
legislature will so decide and shall await the re-
suit in anxiety and trembling
PELOPIDAS.
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SpaIIi--and thus cut oil her means Tor coilectia,
and recruiting troops and ornaments against their
coasts; does MIR. Livingston expect that the Con-.
gfess OF Panama will be civil enough TO abandon
the expedition in consequence of the remonstrance.
OF our commissioners?
~ Thes,h No of Political Dqusitions and letter frog,
correspondent IN London on fr,t page.
DIEDlin this city on Sunday evening ia,. Mr. yo,is:
raqugh one Of the Delegates General Assembly
n ,s tguny Of Nan'emond ia the 59h year of hi. age
~ sunuen aud severe ndPoion OF about twelve hours
~ u event society has been deprived OF most excellent
his os will be sensby felt in the circle t which ne baa
n ia ms pub"c IA an his private Character lac was without
DiEDla his residence Southampton on the sG nit in
"a o. ms az 'lr. Be'Ja@i Biosn, leaving four
Their hreparabe loss Too oen the case th,, he HOLY mn,
friendship; bn, IN recording the present notice ar ic
aJut tribute to the yrtuoHs memory Of the dtera,.d H
esrersth Of his understandings well a. hi. extensive lit
ra requirements or the deharr. OF every Lind Of bn.ne
nestle ciie! and ~ his private urhood in aic
ton TO his family kind attention has servants. and chart,
d,er1n the American revolution lie did proie.,o
christians bu; when his blood was retreatinr TO It's last e
ne osaed ca" resignation and died with confident hope
81 s.pi 10 TIM, heavenly place where SHE weary are
= III vows we've orsclts, his wOr,s DEGREES,
is heart, ?, iar removed from laua,
nj ,esidehee IN narrower county on the Cd inst
h1nyf Des IN the 59h wear her are alter ,e,
uiSss Illness Oi between Two and three months
ei eat rCsisnatiun and her desic depart aud be wiz,
CHRIST have 'aned affection Of lis sting she can ,ruy t.,
sad have been tender psen, KIND neighbour and an
gem mistress. She has LEFT ,Sur children numerou,
friends and neighbours 20 their loss.
-, at her mothers residence in Hanover on the ON,
an ast In ne -5 year ui her Mrs i.th b. Siege
wne o. MAI john H. s;es.r OF Powhaou aud daus htrr
ae Harden nuniey. Mrs Stegcr wa cnineny picus. a
Of 'he bapt't ohorch the resigned ortiiude
which .he sessind long decline proved thnt The rrle m
sac pfu.eed "a'deer seated ia the hearti and sufficient 20
inn NJ a..
death. Sac leronv chld, and many agectionae frcmi,
auiu er los, "hie ~ rrSe N he calm re-ignaon
- on Thursday h.i Mrs. El.-aLa. Breet an old asa
resgecahe inisbitlnt Of this CITY.
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Opposite ttc Ea-e Hotel Richmond.
AtCotcs Ogics in tbe uc state other loeres were soII
the great espb of 10000. 3ofs5G0JO. Of 5000 dol.
laf, 81 aoOD Dol,, ~ Of 1000 Dlls, n Of iONHQ
Dollar, % of 5pD0 D.i1rs So. Nc. &c. AND WHERE.
Ms3KE CAPITALS HAVE BEEN OBTAINED Than
AZ ANY OTHER OFFI, r. ~ ANEEICA.
D. PriE,s ina ) Ofhc fes will be received in ps,-
rirn.
Ordcf from aiy part ef The United State. either Nv ,.t
(pu l3idJ y ftfa conveyance, ncosfnr fe t,.b -
prikc urscts ANY 81 Tie Lotteries Tor ckets paeksres e.,
Shlte ,, , prompt aud punctusi attention , Il,
oi personal aypioiilnn-- Di.tctto
b. 1. COHEN, JR BROTHERs.
Dec. - G4-ff
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Z silent 1fembe, cfme H. of Delegates.
sTATE LEGIsLArrREs

sNeU Yoyk.--The Committee Of the Senate. to
whom was referred much Of the Governor
message as relates 70 the Resolutions Of Tenne.-
see, haye made Report; which, while il assepts
propositions, that the election of President
uniform, that the district system is the
an election by the people 10 preferable TO
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The spirit OF party in Georgia, seems 10 respect
no public institution. The Directors of The Da-
rea Bank have selected such a Board for tie Mil
iedsevllle Branch, as TO carry every thing in favor
oil the Clark party. zen. John CLARK himself +.
selected ITS president: and an old and faithful
oook-keePer, MIR. +. Jeter, has been removed, 10
make room Tor political pariizan in Mr.. T. Hep
burn.
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MIR. Baron Stow has assumed the charge of the
Colunbian STAR religious paper printed at the
Chy OF Washington ; and MIR. John S. Meehan.
ls, , Editor Of the Star, has succeeded MIR Jonathan
Elliott IN the " Washington City Gazette -
which has changed it's name to the 90 JTni,sd
States Telegraph" MIR. NJ. disclafms any design
to oppose the measures of the present admnistrs-
ion' merely on the ground of the manner of Mr..
Adams election but candidly says I:
a. 1t would he want of ,andor an1 f,,,,
not to declare, that we shall feel bound, at The pro
per time, to oppose the reelection of Mr. Adams
event. ne had not so strongly indicated departure
rom Republican principles, and reliance upon
the improper use Of patronage To sustain himself
In power. We complain of the manner in which
power has been acquired, well as that in " icl
IT has been used, and -ha, on both accounts. feel
ourselves called upon by the highest obligations of
duty, TO reject the precedent
So Ear a. Mr., NJ. has proceeded. the Editorial
department OF bis paper bespeaks a5iiifv on the
side OF the opposition.
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Mr.. !SOufhdTd.--A rumor has rome ,l,. ,o,,, d.
OF the newspapers, that the Secretary of the Nav
was TO leave the Cabinet. We have seen letter
from gentleman at Washington, upon whose in
formation reliance may be placed, stating that the
ruinor 10 entirely without foundation, and that Nj,
Southland enjoys the entire confidence of the presi-
dent, and the other members oitbc Csbinet.
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MIR Crawford has been received with enthusi-
asm IN iIaricn. federal salute was fired; the
mayor addressed him; and splendid Ball was
given him at the Mansion House. The second
day afterwards, he visited the upper steam mill
winch Is 1alJ TO be of the most stupendons
works OF The kind in America; while there. he was
invited on board he French ship La Vile de Mantle.
Capt Peltief, who received him with salute and
every other demonstration of honor He has gone
To 81 Slinons, and will afterwards visit Genera,
Floyd.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-11-08
Fall and Winter Goods.
JAMES w SCOTT.

Soaih Vest Corner Of King and Faisfar-streas'
HAS received by the packets Columbia and Chaun.
i cey, from New-York, where they were oo s
chiefly at auction for cash, general
sonable .l 20
Foreign and Domestic Cry Goods---suee@ a.
superine and common cloths and cassimeres
Rose, point and duffil blankets
Flushings and bookings =.
Scarlet, red, white and other hanneis rnse,s
Plain and striped British and German A'''e
Sattinets various colc.s ,,.o;
Silk, worsted, and lambs wo0i no''eJ
Cloth, chintz, and other snawi'
Silk and barage hhdkf's. ,..,;.r 3, other silks
Plain and fig'd Gros de Naples, ie'l.',
white and colored sattns and norenceS
Figured and plain ribands ), ..,.o. ,s,r.
,,;.b ,;nens. linen cambrics and lawns
snn and common prints and ginghams
Scp,ch nlaids and camblets for cloaks
Plain and fig'd bombazetts, various colors
Ia,es' and gentlemens horseskln & beaver groves
domestic plaids, stripes and checks
Bleached and brown sheetmgs ana sihrnngS
German burlars and ticlsenburgs
scotch and Irish brown linens, twilPd sackingi
Cotton yarn, from the most approved factories, &c
with an extensi, varietyof other goods not mention
a. which are offered for sale at reduced prices, by
wholesale or retail. OCT 20
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DRY GOODS.
NAMES e. BARRY,
Neat Door to The Washington Iavern,

Nert Door to- the washington Tavern,
Has just received his Fall assortmentef
Blue black, drab grey mxd and other colors, cloths
and cassimeres
Sattinets, bangup cords
Swansdown, toilinet and valentia vestings
Fearnaughts and 'lushings, Devonshire kerseys
Blue plains, grey frieze, plain and striped Inseys
Point rose, and duf blankets, Scotch tartan plaids
Scarlet, red, yellow and white fannes
Cambrics, cacoes, ginghams. Partisan stripes
Canton and Nankin grapes and robes
Red and green bookings. carpet baizes
Figured scarlet fannels, bombazetts, bombazeens
Tickings, Irish linens, lawns linen cambria
Cambria hdks brown hollands Russia sheetings
Ticklenburgs burlaps, cotton in balls and on spools
Braganza shaws, cames hair cloth and merno shawls
and scarfs
Ribbons, silk handkerchiefs, and
Domestic Goods Of every Description.
With variety of other articles in his business to the
purchase of which he invites his friends and the public,
assuring them that the Goods carefully selected
and will be sodaslow be had in any other Store
in the district. j. C.B.
/, oct 81
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HENTTsTRX.

nR. NPKEE respectfully offers his services to tie
III inhabitants Of Aexandra and its vicinity, in the
department of Dentistry Having paid particular at
tention to this branch of his profession he fater him
self that he is competent to render essential service to
those who may have the misfortune of disease in Their
teeth or gums In almost all he is able to cure tie
toothache without the loss ofthc TOOTH and to relieve
the pain Immediately. He will clean and file the teeth
without injury to the enamal and will guarantee that
upon obedience to his directions, they will remain
clean and retain beautiful ivory whteness. lie WI.
also insert new teeth, which cannot be dstlnguS1eo
from the original ones.
His office is at Mrs. Gardner's opposite ST. Panis
Church. where he will be always ready Sundays cZ
cepted to attend to any calls in the line of his prOc
sion.
Reference may be had to Rev. DR. Wilmer, Rev. Pro.
fessor Keith, DIR. Semmes, Dr. Richards Dr. Fitzhugn
and Dr. Brown. sept Is
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-11-08
Public Sale.

an Monday first day January nert at 10 CLOCK
u M. the subscriber Will offer at Public oaie' oh
the premises, that valuable
Lot of Ground and Improvements,
1E=M1 fronting on Fairfax and Water ssree!s' pc
tween King and Prince streets, now in the ten
ure Of VIM. F. Thornton, and lately occupied
bv John I.lovd. The lot fronts Fairfax and Water
streets 26 feet snches former and "A feet nine
inches on the latter. It extends northwardy 20 S"
Alley, on which it binds 90 feet
The improvements consist of a three story Brick
Dwellino House and Store on Fairfax street, BRICK
Stable and Carriage House, and three story Brick
Warehouse on the Alley
The above sale viii be made under the authority OF
deed Of trust from Geo. Janney to the subscriber
:. Terms cash. r. TAfLoh' trustee.
ort 800 3awts
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-11-08
WIN. N. Kennedy

UVAS in store and offers for sale,
hf 90 bbls New Orleans and Barbados sugar
$500 lbs prime Havana coffee
800 gallons sperm oil
20 boxes muscatel and bloom raisins
bales Spanish tobacco
SO boxes and cannisters gunpowder, young lyson
and souchong tcas-iatest i'aportat'ons
1000 lbs taow-5 ton shot, assorted sizes
kegs gunpowder
20 kegs chewing tobacco, good and as cheap
as any offered in the District
dozen salad oils, superior quality
Paints and os-sprits turpentine
Sewing twne-cordage, assorted
Alum, copperas, pepper, mustard, &c. &c.
1000 lbs corkrood, suitable for the fisheries
5000 bushels Goals for CRATE and smiths use, as low
can be had in the District
Wheat Wanted.
Apply as above. June ID
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-11-08

Tea, Sugar, Coffee, &c.
WILLIAM FOWLE e Go. havem Store and Of
fer for sale
~ |, f p 5si IF Young Hy.'' Tea
80 80 b baHsa Imperial ditto.
Is boxes Gunpowder ditto
fl hhds Muscovado sugar
Is ditto New Orleans, ditto
100 barrels Brazil ditto
800 bags st. Domingo coffee
10 ditto Sumatra pepper
1000 sacks blown SALT Liverpool filled
s pipes cognac brandy, segnett's brand
! B BiRff pipe }n.asira Wine
90 baskets sparkling Champagne
IS packages 81, 7-8, A., and So brown and
bleached domestic shirtings and sheetings
cases choppa romais
I ditto large size ditto
ditto fine black .lankeen silk levantines
ditto black and colored, lowered and vine
striped nankeen horences
100 pieces sattinets and cassimeres
10 cases black and white wool hats
2 bales "A twilled linSeys
300 bolts Russia mt
200 pieces Ravens DueA
100 pieces Russia sheeting
100 ditto ditto diapers
bales No. 1,2, 8 and burlaps
10 tons of st. Petersburg hemp
Is casks Bridportshad and herring twine
500 sides red soal leather
300 casks nails and brads assorted sizes
81 boxes tacks and sprigs-will be sold at the
factory prices @
10000 bushels turks Island and St. Ubss salt
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-11-08
Public Sale.

AN Monday the 4th day of December next, at II
~ o'clock, NJ the subscriber viii offer at public
xasp3ep~ sale at Catts's Tavern near Alexandra, a
HE tract of land in the County of Fairfax,
M CONTAINING 100 ACRES,
..6Aen Situated the north side ofthe Little Rner
turnpike road, and beginning at the east abument Oh
of the bridge over Accotnk Run--now occupied ~
Thomas X. Bealle The above sale viii be MADE u i
der the authority of deed of trust from the SAID Beaie
to the subscriber. Terms cash
RI. TAYLOR, Trustee
10 Stawts
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George s. Hough

y S now opening part of his F2LL SUPPLY, and
II in few days his assortment will be very ful-con
'stins among others Of
Cloths and cassimeres
Figured and plain bombazcts, some twill'd of plain
coOrs, very fine
Large and small rose and point blankets
Super and common black bombazne
Athenian stripes and barrage glnghans
Super Battisse and Caty Paley
Furniture chintzes and wide furniture dimity
Twill'd, stripe and plaid hnsey, for servants
Cassnets and kersey
Black, green, scarlet, red, white and drab hannels
Red, green, and blue baizes
Tartan and circassian plaids and camblets
Green table covers
Wooden caps and gloves for sailors
Bangup cords, drab and olive
Best black levantne and Italian lustring
Figured and striped silks
Wadding for pelisses super horSeskln gloves
American buckskin and w Woodstock do
Long and short silk hose plain and ribbed
Do do cotton and worsted do
Servants wooden stockings
One case undreSsd Irish linens
Linen cambria and do. hdkfs.
Handsome assortment merino scarfs and shawls
Cashmere, cloth and camels' hair do
Black, white and colored English belt ribbons
A few very superior fancy do in sets
Shoe do and galloons
Silk, barrege and love hdkfs
silk and thread braids, bobbins and tGpes
Silk and other handsome vestngs
Spool, sewing and floss cottons
Boss and knitting do
Figured Swiss cap patterns, point hdkfs &. collars
Plain and fg'd Swiss and book muslin hdkfs
German and Scotch linens and Russia sheetings
Russia, Huckaback and other diapers
64ow priced cotton do.
Best and common tickngs
ases best umbrellas and parasos
A general assortment of col'd and white domeStics
1000 Ms. Cotton Narn.
All of which will be sold at the late reduced prices
10 mO2O
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-11-08

TUST published, and on sale by PIsHEx THOMPSON,
Oh the EDINBURGH REVIEW, No. 81, for June
CONTENTS,
I. who wrote Icon Basilike' By Christopher Words
worth, of Trinity College, ID. u.
D Ham;lton;an Method of Teaching Languages
'rha ia,s Cr;s;s in the Money Market considered.
4. DR. Linrard's History of England.
s Nrurs ADMINISTRATORS. pour fare suite aux OBJ
serv.ons s,r les Meurs les usages Francois COM
nencement du XIX, Steele.
g. Denham and Ciapperton's travels IN Airca.
,. Life and Remains of DIR. Clarke.
subscrptions to the Edinburgh Review, IS per an
mum.
Washington. nov
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-11-08
Eruit Trees, Grapes, sc.

aaSae The subscriber, proprietor 49, sss7
&MyHE of the Linnsan Botanic Garden and <9R sksS
~ Nurseries, at Flushing, near New AVNs
.,.lS,s. York, offers to furnish the public 49,
with such Trees and Plants as they may desire
The collection Fruit Trees of all the various klnds'
and also Of Ornamental Trees Shrubs and Plants is by
far the most extensive in America In addition TO the
numerous acquisitions of former years. the proprietor
now offers to the public above fue hundred ne0 varle
ties of the most choice Fruits which not IN the pos
session of any other establishment IN this country all
of which are announced in his Catalogue for 1870 The
assortment of Cranes consists of above two hundred
and fifty kinds and comprises tie finest Wine and Ia
BILE Grapes of France Germany, Italy, and the Crmea
The proprietor having acquired extensive lnformauon
on the subject from actual observation ana eEpeec IS
enabled to make such selections as may be suitable 10
any particular locaty and where such seiecuons are
left TO his discretion he will send such as cannot fa 10
succeed He also offers them, in assortments, or one
dozen each, at the following Prices-For the rSt as
sortet the price viii be eight dollars; tor the second
six doars and for the third, tour and an hai dollars
The collection of Roses exceeds FIVE hundred select
vareties and of Greenhouse Plants he has above two
thousand species comprising twenty thousand pots,
interesting Catalogues may be obtained gratis of the
different Agents throughout the Union, and orders tor
warded through them, direct by mail, (post pald)
will meet with prompt attention.
Persons who order Grapes, will be furnished with d
rections for their culture. WILLIAM PRINCE
c. NJ ofthe Limaan Society of Paris, % me
Horticultural Society Of London, and OF the IN
p=rial Society Ofthe Georgofk at Florence &C
Orders received nv S. NJ JANNEY,
oct iQ-9taw1w Alexandria, d. c..
.'.Orders duly attended to- &c. 40