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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-07
For Sale by the Subscribers,

on Pipes and half pipes Cognac brandy, 4th proof
s)lI various brands.
Is pipes Holland gi
5 punchcons Jamaica rum. 4th proof
do n. o. particular rum, 4th proof
$50 SO s Ss'Is'' F.. rum
Is barrels country gin; Campbell anil other brands
so do Winchester superior whiskey some dis
TILED from barley
90 hogsheads st. Croix sugar
so barrels and boxes refined do
So hogsheals prime retailing molass"s
chests Hyson and Young Tyson tea
100 boxes sperm candles
SO do mould do
25 do CASTLE soap
25 do SWEEP oil
90 barrels No. ? Boston bay msckerel
$50 kegs half kegs and boxes Richmond manuiac-
tured chewing tobacco
bales hops, LIST and I'd quality
10 tons Russia hemp
90 coils Boston patent cordage, assorted sizes
$50 kegs Dupont's Brand, wine SunPowder OF dit
ferent grades, single, double and treble +.
in papers and csnnis,ers for sporting and
strong coarse for blasting rocks
1000 bags Philadelphia patent shot of all sizes
so casks liibberts London brown stout and porter
in quart and pint bottles
MurlochS pale and high colored old Londoa part'cu-
lar Madeira wine in casks OF every size,
some of which are entitled to drawback
White AMI pink Champaign, sparkling aud still
Alicant Port
Sicily Madeira
Sweet Malaga WINES in ar. casks
Passarte
Marseilles Sherry
50 boxes Maccouba, Frankfort and Natural Clark
snuff
500 casks Of nails Of all sizes
200 reams wrapping paper
90 bundles sugar loaf do
ST. reams foolscsp and pot do
20 cases boys and mems fur and WOO! hats
500 whole and half boxes OF all sizes, Baltimore
window glass
.fbo IL bales German hcmPen oznAburSs, ucklen-
burgs aud hessians
5 do Russia diapers
IS bales and cases 4. 70. IA, s and Sd
brown ard bleachcd shirtings and sheetins.
Blue and yellow nankins
90 cases printed striped jeans
4 do white Jeans and dr'llings
do printed calicoes, hdks and sl,swls
s bales brown drilling,
S do tickings
5000 lbs. Gotten yarn, assorted numbers
SO pieces No 2 and 3 cotton sail duck
90 bales white, red and yellow domestic fannels
assorted qualities
25 packages mixed and plain sattinets, kerseys,
liuseys, 8 4 and 4 twilIed cloths & casinetts
50 dozen German'ow" hall hose
SO do worstcd do
40 do lambswool. worried and Vigonia hose
80 do lambswool, worsted and cotton knit
shirts and drawers
Broad cloths. cassmeres and waistcoatings
A handsome assortment of plain and figured and
fancy Swiss musiins
a. 5 4 aud 6 csmprics and jackones
BOX and fancy British m,s!ns
cent A c. CAZENovE & Co.
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Sugar, Paper, Gin, &c

y boxes white iiayanna Sugar
~ 50 reams patent straw paper
barrels country gin
3barrel cloves
S Or. casks Malaga wine
boxes prime apple cheese
IS boxes Siuscatel raisins
80 Lisbon Mats. Just received per schr Virgin.
ia from New York, which will he sold accommodate
ing terms by LINDSAY nILL 4 Co.
sent % WR
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LIST OF LETTERS

LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining in the Post Office, alexandria, d. c. on the
Isl Of Oetoter 1899
OF Persons calling for letters in the following list,
will please say THEY ARE ADVERTISED, or they may not
get hsh..
John .avery e Co. DOrcus Adderson
james a. alexander
Rer. JOHN Breckemidge-4 Joln r BeaN
Henry Ball Christopher j. BoeOet
Npencer BurueH hid Barry
Uezda Brookes Edtoard BurchM
HIM. Ck"e Ed,0in J CoBy
Jao CafLn Mrs E CraRst0n
COL n w Cmter Marien Chase
Nr Caybin Nancy Canton
Hiss (rier
I'm. Dohe Jetty Day
I'm. Egan Robert ~ Exams
Ma 9 Em5eyson Captain Eldridee
+
Dr. T. F. Parish f. IT FTishugh
mo. p tsnds Mss nary E Hooa or
Richard French ROod
Ed,,ard Good,cin I'm G,illham
Rtp George GrisuoM
Mrs. Frances Hu,chens Eliza Henderson
.9ndreD Hancok-2 .71ne Elisabeth Hall
James mn Philip Hamilton
amanda Kdtt0n II Hanson
job" 1:f,y
John King Charles King
l.
Hancock Lee 1irs Eleanor a Lewis
NJ
George Ayers hhm Ne Donnh
.Iohn Monroe HIM NJ Net 'arty
Nm. A. MIS- Captain 4 Meade
Geo Markell Mary ". Noore
Sidney i0son HuTrfe UcCue
Jonathan May
Margaret Price Dorid Price
r
WiRis Rose isaac n Ro5bns
Patrick Ryal
Robert Stephens Mrs Judith Mution-2
Vim Spencer Stghfer Ninth
Robert Hdrders-2 Jno y Sayrs
Capt Smith, schr. Nestor Dir SfuWt hkeep1
Samuel s. S,cann .if4or .Jno. Stodaart
Il
Mrs. Elizabeth Taylor Lucy iIpsieoc
jefferson Thompson
v
H-sA ,'o'e1
RosQna UInGsor Washington Udy
hrs. y ~ PIndSor-3 iona ttna
Robert UIndSor alter lizard
Captain MANUEL fpeich-2 tatharine Hedly
Franc, II Jv.isaan-S j. MeRensey HIare
d. BRYAN, p NJ
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SCHOOL
on Duke street. for limited number of Young Ladies.
to whom she proposes teach the English and French
Languages scientifically. Ancient and Modern History.
chronology, Geography with the of the Maps and
Globes, the Elements Of Natural Philosophy, Rheto-
ric, Prosody, Mythology, Composition, writing and
Arithmetic.
From her long experience in teaching and perse.
vering attention to The moral and literary improve
ment of her pupils, Mrs H. trusts she will be able to
give general satisfaction to those who may favor her
with patronage.
Information concerning her capabiiity as teacher.
may be procured from the following gentlemen and la
dies whose children she had under her tuition during
her residence in Georgetown, ID Cool. harhnry,
Clement Smith, jeremiah Bronaugh. Robert Getty,
Horatio Jones, John Abbot, Esquircs; Mrs Chapman
and Mrs. Mackal and from Daniel Bryan ESQ Alex
andris DC.
Her terms may be ascertaned on application ether
to herself or TO Mr. Bryan
Mrs Hagarty soicits attention to the joined test
monials.-
Washington, .9ugust Sh. 1929.
I am well acquainted with Mrs. tag,ry Ib~li.ve
that she is pios good lady, and know that she IS
well informed, and an excellent ns,rictrcss
JOHN Mcleod,
Principal Of the Central .aeademy Washington, d C,
Having had full opportunity, during residence of
many months in the same house with Mrs. tagart, IF
ascertanng the and of her literary At
tainments and her method and industry in conveying
instruction, believe her, in all these qualifications
essential to the instruction of YOUTH 10 be surpassed
by TO lady with whom have ever been acquainted.
PHllIP SMlTE,
Classical Teacher, Washington, u {.
From the many opportunities that have had Of
Judging Of Mrs IIasartys requirements, Ihave no ne
station in prunouncing hertc be OF the best qua
lifted ladies' that have met with in her prJics.
sion. II may be truly sail o her that h, know dye
Of the various subjects which size teaches tar exceeds
her prctensions. JAMES CADtN,
Professor If Mathematics and Natural Ph.losophy,
august IL Washington, u c.
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Nugh Smith & Co.

OFFER fpr s,le an additional supply of SEINE
~ THYME, Of The best quality, lately received, via
New York. from the manutactorv at Bridport.
LETTER PAPER, BY THE RE4M
large assortment of EARrHEN FURNACES, just
finished, of their own manufacture and at the lowest
prices. sept IL
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MO- a8Gg
Mrs Nagarty
SCHOOL

informs the inhabitants OF Alex
q andria that on the oath inst. she will open .
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Old Sicily Madeira, 90 or IS "
On the cork of each bottle is seal with the sub
scribers name, to prevent deception and it. on trial,
it should not prove as represented, be returned.
For the accommodation of public houses the subscri
berhas bottled quantity of wine, porter. cider &c.
in whole and half bottles, which will be delivered free
Of expense. Masters Of vessels wishing wine, por.
ter, &c bottled, will please give few days notice,
in order that it may undergo the necessary procession
a long sea voyage. The above liquors were import.
cd by the subscriber and will be warranted pure and
unaduileraed. He expects hereafter, to receive re-
gular supplies All orders from the country (eithcr
in boxes demjohns) will be promptly attended 20.
N. e. The subscriber is at all times prepared to
clarity and bottle wines for those who desire it at
their dwellings, and if required, can furnish caret
bottles and corks Of first quality.
In few days he will be able to supply his friends
with Wine Vinegar OF the best quality
He continues to carry on, in all its varieties, Dyeng,
Securing and Bleaching MerinO MG,cis in the best
Manner the west side of Royal, between King and
Prince streets, Alexandria.
may g r. J. SALVETAT.
~ The National Intellgencer will insert the above
three times, and send their account to this Office
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Fur Sale In Fee sample,

Fur Sale In Zee simpie,
;1t7, MOUNT PLEASENTVtlLf.
-J2Sss3 a small i.,rm situated near the LATHE River
HTts Turnpike, Fairfax county, Virgnis; l.,c IN
-.s.., the occupation Of the subscriber, and con-
tanning by ac'ua survey,
SeVeMty-nine Acres.
There is the premises good brick Dwelling House
and piazza in view of the Potomac and sdacent c0un-
try-It is bounded BY the land Of Capt ne0rge Ter
ret. Mrs. Dick and Kerr F,zlugh distant from Alex
sndria five and from Washington eight miles; on 't
are two apple orchards Of the best fruit. which may
yield yearly from s>ly Ia hundred barrels ut ci-
der besides large garden adjoining the house and
variety of peach, pear, plumb. ounce cherry aud
other fruit in full bearing The subs riber from
experience ssy, is Of the most healthy Pa.
in the county, and retreat during the summer
heat slcky months, he knows Of situation that IS
more desirable
For particulars apply to
june IS -lawf WILLIAM POMERY
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Nothing Cellar.

TIME subscriber, grateful for the encouragement he
has received since his return from Europe, informs
the public that lie has on hand an assortment Of
Vines, Bro,0n Stout, Lo.don Porter. file,
Cider, &c
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CASH for Negroes.

WE wish to purchase ONE HUNDRED LIKELY
w NEGROES, of both sexes, from IL 20 IS years
of age. field hands a,o mechanics of every descrp-
ton Persons wishing sell would do well give us
call. as we are determined give higher prices for
slaves than any purchaser who now or may be here
sfer in this market
Anv communication in writing will be promptly at
tended to- We can at all times be found at our resi-
Jence- west end of Duke street, Alexandria. ID. c.
cent 20 FRANKLIN L ARAf1ELD.
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Coffee.

apacs green coffee, just received per schr Est
6 her and sally from Phi.sdelPhia. which viii be
net a"" Jay LINDSEY, HILL g Co.
soo 'o~ 90 - IW. r.
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9DI1MA81o

Washington, July 9-The President of the United States
and his Family accompanied by the Secretary of War and
several other public officers left this City, yesterday afternoons
IN the Steam Boat Potomac, for Fortress Monroe &c and
Norfolk.
Yettop Feper at NeD OrleanS.--The Natchez Ga
zete of June ] l. states that tins fatal epidemic had
made its appearance thus early in the season at New
Orleans : Seventeen cases had been reported in one
day.
United States Bank-This institution has declared a div
ldend OF three and half per the capital stock for
the last six months.
At the sale of pews in the First Baptist Church in
Hanover street, Boston, lately the number of pews sold
were 10l, producing the sum of $780, the whole
number of pews were 1855, leaving 81 unsold, and APP
praised at S6,05o.
Pittsburgh. Pa. June 3d.
Paurs CathedraL--The Corner Stone of the new Ca
thoc Church, Grants HILL was laid ON the oath inst II
stated by those who have examined the PLAN that this will
be an edi6ce OF great magnitude and beauty.
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COLONIZATION SOCIETY.

The Treasurer of the Pennsylvania Colonization Society
acknowledges the receipt of collections from the following
Churches:-
St Andrews. (Episcopal) the 9Th July $42 90
First Presbyterian Church of Kensngton, 4th July so
First Presbyterian Church, N. Liberties 9Th July 20
$67 40
A motion for leave to bring in bill to prohibit Bull
batting was rejected in the British House of Commons,
on the 10Th May. It was commended, in opposition to
the motion, that it would be unwise to diminish the
of the people, and that if this bill should
pass, another to abolish cock fighting would be intro
duced The ayes for granting leave were 49, noes 10.
numerous and respectable meeting of citizens of both
sexes was held at Savannah the 18th u for the purpose
OF forming Temperance Society Society according
formed OF which about sixty ladies and gentlemen enrolled
themselves members.
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the Ariel is expected to ascend the river to within IS
leagues OF Santa Fe, without being INSTRUCTED by rap
ids. Thus journey, which now requires months,
may be performed in about Is or 90 days, and door
be opened for profitable and extensive trade between
the Southwestern States and the Mexican Republic
Captain Austin, it is said, has obtained grant from
each of the States through which the Rio del Norte
passes securing to him the exclusive navigation of
that river.
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Hillsborough, Caroline COUNTY,. Md.

AAte'ooofO"3Hs
Mr. EDIToR.--Ihere has been some excitement in
this pat of the county, in consequence of the murder
OF fellow citizen by the hand of brother
MIR Shelby Jump conceivng that his brother Peter
Jump, was too intimate in his family avowed his in
tention to shoot him. On The morning of the cd inst.
he came TO lsborough settled his accounts with the
merchants and others far he was able, voluntar-
" calling magistrate and conessng judgments, &c
ana sad ne was going to die, but would first kill his
brother As he was in the habit of talking extrava
ganty, the people paid but little attention to what he
said He then rode to the residence of his brother,
called him out and shot him through the heart with
out dismounting.
Retiring little distance he reloaded his gun. and
went home where he remained unmolested till about
o'clock the next morning, when Sheriff Carter burst
the door and arrested him, before he could make any
defence.
1t is perhaps due to the memory of the deceased to
state that the suspicious formed against him are be-
leved to be entirely without foundation
Eastern Shore Wig, July 7.
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MARRIED

On Wednesday evening, by the Rev ]. H. Colt, GEORGE
FlNFGELDT to ELIZABETH MYRE, all of this Borough
AT Milton Del the 25th ult by the Rev Daniel Jester
Capt BEVANS MORRIS 10 Mrs ANN COLLINS
In Philadelphia, the 30th ult by the Rev p F. MAYER
JOHN MILES, Esq Counsellor Law that CITY, to Miss
HANNAH WAGER SMITH, daughter of VIM. r. Smith,
Esq. of Christiana, Del.
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Ne'0 Yor July I've regret to learn from Hudson, that
on Saturday last Jonathan Fray Esq of late years drug
fountain Having charged the vessel powerfully the top
was burst off, and struck him in the forehead he was lean
ing over It, with such force to carry the top of his skull
completely off, and caused his death nstantaneously The
explosion was as loud that of the discharge of
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PROVIDENCE. R. /. June 30.

PROVIDENCE, r. /. June 80.
OperatipeS-It is a sufficient refutation of the pro
dgous stories that have been circulated in reference
to the effect of failures, upon laborels in this vicinity,
to state the fact that wages have not alen and that
no person who is willing work need be without en-
poynent. Instead Of "2,500,' not goo persons have
been deprived of work, except perhaps, for few
days. The papers abroad circulate all the exaggera-
ted statements of fictitious Distress but do not give
any contradiction 1t is more than week since there
has been any failure in this quarter american.
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DIED

On the Both u in Brandywne village, Mr. JAMES SMITH
cooper an old and esteemed citizen of that village.
In Dover Del on the 23d u the house of her son John
M Clayton, Esq. Mis- SARAH CLAYTON in the 56tb vs
of her age. 'ea'
In Philadelphia, the 3Oth ut. DR. THOMAS M STOUT
formerly OF Dover, Del in the SOh year of his age.
On the goth umo, at Charleston. Cecil County MARYLAND
S. Army during the late war ' =
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Firet-A fire broke out Monday night last in Spring
street, New York. and destroyed upward of twenty buildings
Damages estimated at about thirty thousand dollars
GREAT NEws!!!

London papers have been received and they contain
the important intelligence hathat what what would you
give know WELL to satisfy that eager curiosity which
prevails among of readers inform them that the
London papers the interesting fact that the King of
England gave grand dress dinner party the 27th of May
and after the dinner he gave ball to the juvenile branches of
the nobility and gentry But have not told the most i'm
portan intelligence yet, which that at the ball. the foot of
the young Queen of Portugal during of the Dances slip
ped, and the little girl fell and hurt her face.
Vests PaintingsThe sale of the paintings of our
,ryman Vest in London produced upwards of twenty five
thousand pounds sterling.
--e@9~-
Prices at Brandy'nine, yesterday
Sup. Flour, $500: Rye, 1915: Middlings, 200 al
$50; Wheat, white, per 60 lbs. 1903: red, per do
100: Corn. yellow, per 81 lbs. 49,, Rye, per 60
lbs. Sc Corn Meal per hid. l1,75 1900: do. per
Dbl 2,12: Oats, per bushel, So;
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Prices at Brandymine, yesterday.
WHEAT.

LynchJurgh, Va July GA few loads of new
wheat were delivered in town last week and sold at
70 cents. The farmers must moi be too sangune of
high prices for their wheat this year. In this country
from Georgia to Maine, the crop represented as s
perior to any for many years past. foreign de-
mand cannot be relied upon under such circumstan-
ces, the prices here must be less than last year.
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S WAlMS PANACEA.-The following letter from Doctor
~ John Howell, of Trenton, N. j., regularly bred physi
can oil scientific practice will show his opinion of Swams
and his desire that his may be used to
memo ~ me testimony which he gives the following cases
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Trenton, June I'll. 1927


VIZ n " M. SWAMI Trenton, June 18th, 1927.
Dear Sill have just received your letter Of the 9Th e
guessing an answer respecting the of Pulmonary
tons &C that some time ago mentioned to you an, corr,
tha am not able to comply with your request as keen M
docket or register that for the
ana symptoms But as far as recollec am fully ner
they were both very critical situation-hey cam
OF great pain in the thorax and difficulty of breathing.
they both had distressing cough and free 81
they have experienced wonderful change; he main in t
thorax is BETTER the cough SO troublesome and tha
pecoraon essened they still continue the use of Il and
have no doubt with attention diet and dress tbey will h.
restored. - $50 ~es' ''oy WIN pe
MY son. who is afflicted with Epilepsy must saw since
o mas commenced with your Panacea, has not had single
return OF MS MIS- now than five weeks; and SINCE The
OF ms disease he has before went over
ten days without having them And can saw vopr medicine
mas done him more good than that he has taken for he
last hree years have given him the two bottles that v
sent me- and should be glad know if must continue h
use OF any longer, and if you will oblee me by senn
ions eA ~ yo" opih-
nay son, student of medicine, related case 70 mo b;
morning Oh black who has had the KINGS Evil for G
years. and is now cured by taking bottles of vor
living about five miles from this place. '''
give you full liberty TO publish this letter. if Won wish t.
or as much OF 1t as think proper And if nv name can
pc OF any use IN giving Panacea that character hoh -
deserves you may it with pleasure and shall syar CT
II my duty to recommend to the public as safe and vi
"O e' ours, most respectfully,
JOHN HOWELL, M D. &c
@5- Sold IN Wilmington at M JoHNSoN's (Soze .apene
DRUG AND MEDICINAL STORE, No 90 .tLaykc, Sfrees
July, 1929. - '"
JOB PRLNT'IAc(S+ No ncUI am 1u,r-. - =!
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Fertility Of the Vine.--An account is given in the
American Farmer, of vine of the Jersey Grape
raised from layer planted in 1922, by John Willis,
of Oxford, Nd, years old, which was loaded
with 1885 clusters ofgrapes, the Esd of May last
The Number is certified by three gentlemen who counted
Them, and who state that nearly half of the punches are
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The Screw Dock.-AThe first trial of the efficiency
and usefulness Of the dock which has recently
been constructed a: MIR Ramsays wharf, Fell's Point
Baltimore, was made on Saturday week. The brig
Catharne, of 260 TOMS and having in her hold nearly
100 tons of ballast and water, was screwed I'D with
all her spars, mass, &c. standing, and in little more
than an hour was raised aboUe tie water and placed
IN a situation to be thoroughly repaired. The COM
plete and expeditions in which the operation
was performed, furnished the strongest proof of the
iahfulness with which the work was executed The
dock is 1856 feet long by "a wide, and consists of is
sections, with two wrought iron screws 19a feet in
length and inches in diameter to each section.
1.-The Catharine being repaired, was returned to
her proper element, in very short time This man.
ner Of docking, we suppose, will supercede the
ury docks; made at an enormous expense, and tedi-
Gus and costly in their operation, unless very favora
Oily crcumstanced Niles.
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More Enterprise.-Captain Henry Austin, who has
been for several years trading land from New
Orleans to Sante Fe, in Mexico, has now undertaken
the bold project of carrying on the same enterprise by
water According to a late New York paper, Capt
austin left that city few days ago, in the steamboat
Ariel, of 100 tons, accompanied by Schooner of so
tons, for New Orleans and intends to proceed imme-
datey to the mouth of the Rio del Norte and thence
up that river to chihuahua the capital of the Next
can State of that name, distance of six hundred
miles The voyage from New Orleans to chihuahua
can be made in six or eight days and at high water