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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-19
CaAciNea MagnesiN.

NE have received direct from the Maryland Che
w mcal Works, supply OF superior Calcined alag
ness, made after the of IIenry's Celebrated
magnesa This magnesia we warrant to be as good,
if not better than the English having b, testing the
two articles together, proved this to be SUPERIOR
We here offer condensed form, at half the price
OF the imported, perfectly pure msgnesis, and it may
be ;.ken into the delicate stomach without pro-
duc'ng the slightest nausea Gan object often consi
derane with phi, sicans) being rather pleasant than
dislgreeable tasted In the of the American arti
Gle and when shall become generally known,
feel will snperceiie the of the imported es-
pecsly is .fQrded at The same price and more
sur> IA rr ct than the common csrined maEncsia 1t
is Eu, up ia b,ue md ',belled with directions, in
convenient size for families retailing in country
stores or other piac, where medicines are vended
Also. assortment Of
COMES, BRUSHES IND soaps,
Con.istng OF
Tuck, side, long crooked, NJ ok anu pocket combs
Cloth, hsr. esh, nal vsrnish, sash oels, ami came,
hair Brushes
Rose, transparent, variegsted and Windsor shaving
soaps For sale by
august IL WILLIAM LANPNlER & Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-19
a Camp Meeting

WILL be held in the grove near Fairfax Chapel,
w aoout nine miles from Alexandra. and FIVE from
George town, to commence Friday, August 18th, at
10 O'Clock, A. NJ. aug IA
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-19

SeOws fur sale or hire
RY JOSIAH H. DAvIs.-12 kegs superior Lard.
pu' up for family use ;uk IS
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-19

Lumber. Tar, Pitch, Resin, etc
ID ECElvED and for sale by the barrel or larger
IL quantity,
Far. pitch, turpentne, rosn, varnish
Spirits of turpentine, herring and lard
.9so-A fresh supply of prime North Carolina floor
ing boards, with
General assortment Of Lumber.
august Ia JOSIAH H. DAVIS.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-19
APoTHEcaRY's & DRUG SHOE,

on King street, one Goor above Hessrs.
SSsJ annev Co.'S store, and opposite }. x
&SSn.sY A. Douglass. Statoners-where h. hopes
GzS his friends and III. public general, will
ESA call, and furnish themselves with such ar
S-TF0S tices as are in his line. lie expects IN a
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-19
Genuine Medicine, sc.

of the latest importation, in addition to his present
stock. lie also has IN ban a stock Of his best
BTTTERS,
so much praised for thcr good qualities. They have
been sold ant highly approved 1t New Orleans, Pensa-
cola; ral'ahasse. Key West in south America, and in
several of the West india Islands Those who wish
have Spanish labels Ia such as this, they are
much wanted Where figs and masra are common,
those who use them seldom need medicine.
All of which he sells on the lowest terms possible for
cash, and on short credit to punclual customers.
~ All who are in arrears requested to make inn
mediate payment aug 10
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-19
Charles Rennett
Paper Hangings. < C.

"F$' S,H'S"' U
TINE subscriber being appointed agent, has just
received, and for the future will be regularly sup
piled with. an extensive assortme ntof
Paper Hangings, Fire Screens, &c.
Which he will dispose of at advantageous rates To
those who purchase to sell again, liberal discount
will be made The above beautiful articles hav. been
recently imported from Paris, and well worth the
attention of the public
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-19
Dyeing and Securing

IN all its various branches executed style Of supe.
rior nea,ness Cotton and worsted Barsgc coloured in
the best manner P.J. SAIVETAy,
Westside of ROYAL. between King & Prince SITS.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-22

Prince de Polignac," say the writer, "has been
CHARGED 10 form a new Administration. l
can state with certainty Prince Polignac Is
Minister of Foreign Affairs, NJ. de la Bourbon
nave. Minister Of The inferior, and Admirai de
Rieney. Minister OF the Marine."-Arg 10,
LONDON, AUG. 10.
Gin f,uo o'elock--Consols which were look.
ing heavy IN the early par. Of the morning,
and were down a, SO 3S for the account, have
since improved TO ss So sellers.
The accounts Of the approaching harvest
were more favourable Wheat declining 10
price,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-22

has terminated by a peate when saiisnes ~
reasonable preiensions Of the contenain8 parties
and which is about to re-estabiiSh the authoii.y
of our institutions and the enjoyment OF una,,
,erable tranquility. The party WINCH "ou,u
obstipa,eiy endeavored toco!npiete lis TRIUMPH
would have contaminated the ruin oil the coun,
try: I have disdained a victory which "oo'u
have cost so dear have resolved 10 cohSeo'
10 every thing which was asked OF me w"en II
was not TOO far removed from the ooJec' LOT
which I eon,endej, my only wish oeihs ~ &c
cure my country its dignity.
Citizens To obtain this object nave aeS
parted from the exaggerated prr'ensiooS ora"
parties. have sworn TO forget the ?as', De-
cause in those who were opposed TO me- ha'r
found only Por,enoes disposed 10 eohseI'a'e
10 the honour Of their country those arms "h'e"
were raised against their bro,hers
Citizens -Ha,mouy has been esiaoiisneu d
mobgst Por,enoes, let no one attempt 70 .husr>
rupt il. Woe be 10 him who dares ihsui' '"e
the territory Of our country.
BuNEus AYREs, June IS, 1929.
JUAN LAVALLE.
Tn comoliance with the second article OF the
ro,.ooipr decree. I,ayaIle issued The following
proclamation:-
BuENos AYREs, June IT.
In order thai: IT, Legislature may be con-
vered as soon as possible, the government
has decreed =
On Sunday the 18th Of July next, elections
for repre- sentatives Cor the city & country, sha'i
be held. Their number and manner oil election
10 be in conformity wiz the existing laws.
LAVALLE.
A Monttvideo psner of the llth July states
tina, advices from Buenos Ayres, 10 The 9Th
jolly, had been received there, and that the cleo
lions which were to have been held on the 18th,
were postponed until the Goth, an consequence
of the continued political disturbances.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-22

Mn. EDITOR 4 lady. who is Il constant read
er Of your Gazette, desires that you will insert
the following, and aid in circulating an article
replete with observations, worthy 10 be written
in le,,ers Of gold. She will no, add any thing
f her own 10 impress the valuable truths,
there inculcA,ed, upon tbe minds of your read
ers; out truths. that no female will lay down
your paper, without having given them an at,
tenlive perusal:
ADVICE ox A FATHER TO HIS ONLY DAUGHTER.
Witien Immediately ale' her Marriage
The following Letter is said to be from the pen Of one
OF the best and greatest men that Virginia ever pro.
duced:
My DEAR DAUGHTER:-You have iust entered
into that state which is re plete with .happintsS
or misery. The issue depends upon that pru
dent, amiable, uniform conduct, which wisdom
and virtue so strongly recommend, on the one
hand, or OF that i'm rudence which a want OF
reflection or passion may prompt on The other
You are allied 10 a man Of honor, Of talents,
and Of an open, generous disposition. You
hsvs, therefore, in your power, all the essential
Ingredients of domestic happiness; 1t cannot
be marred, il you now reflect upon tina, system
Of conduct which you GU ght invariably TO pur
SUE you now see clearly the pathfrom which
you will resolve never 10 deviste. Our conduct
is often the result OF within or Caprice, often
such as will give US many a pang, unless w
see, beforehand, wha, is always the most praise
worthy, and the most essential to happiness.
The hrst maxim which you should impress
deeply upon your mind, is, never 10 attempt to
control your husband ny opposition, by dispIea.
sure, or any other mark of anger. 4 man Of
srnse, Of prudence, IF warm feelings, cannot,
and will not, bear an opposition of any kind
which is attended with an angry look or express
sion The curreni of his affections is suddenly
stopped his attachment is weakened; he be-
gins TO feel a modification the most pungent
he is belit'ied even in his own eyes; and be as
sured, the wife WHO once excites those senti-
ments IN the breast Of a husband, will never re:
Inain ihe h2eiA ground which She .mighi and.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-22
FROM BRAZIL

The ship Cow g,on, Holbrook, has arrived
a, Baltimore fro.. h, Pacific, and s days from
port TO the Sd August, A letter TO the editors
Of the American under dale of"Rro DE ~JANE1Ro,
Aug. 3D." says:-We are selling he Hopes
cargo of flour, being very good, at a 22I per
barrel; Hams, 500 RS. per 10; Wax, 600 RS. per
ID: Cir, 900 RS. per gal. being free from colour,
whiskev wall answer the same purpose, provid
ed it be strong, free from colour, and in old and
pcrf, ely seasoned pipes.
TIE U. S. ship VandaIia had sailed for the
Pacific. The frigate Hudson, Com. Creighton
was still at RIO de J~.neiro.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-22
GOVERN ENT BULLETIN
RODRIGUEZ.
Salvador Maria del CufiW

General Juan Lavalle, provisional governor and
captain general of the province OF Buenos
Ayres, and the commandant general Of he
country districts, Juan Manual Rosas, in or
der 70 pot an end 10 the disturbances which
have effected ,he province and rc.estab'ish il
in the order and tranquility which have been
unfortunately interrupted, have agreed upon
:he following articles:
!. Hostilities shall cease, and from tn" da,e
of the present Convention The communication
between he town and country s7aI' be estab,
Iished upon the same footing as formerly.
2. In the shortest possible I'm" The election
of the representatives Of the province Shall
take place, according 10 the laws.
5. The crmmandan' general OF The country
districts, Jua" Manuel R"sas, being particularly
charged viii Maintaining :rd preserving he
tranquility and security f he country, he will
lake hose measures which he may juoge most
convenient, and viii appoint persons, with the
knowledge Of he government, to those Offices
established BY he laws and forms, which, al
timing TO sx'raoTdirar, circumstances, he may
think necessary for he regulation and police Of
i, ur'il the ms ala .on Of The permanent gov
ernment; the provisional government taking
, care TO provide HIM every thing necessary for
this service.
4. Tac election OF The permanent govern
ment having taken place, the provisional gov
eruor, Juan Lavalle, and rhe comandant general
of the court'y districts, Juan Manuel 2osas,
will then place the forces al its disposal.
5. The government of he province will re-
cognize and pay the obligations contracted by
the commandsut general Rosas, for The main
tenance of the troops under his command.
6. The officers OF The line and Of the militia
who have been under the orders Of the com
mandant general RosaS, will be entitled to the
pay corresponding to their respective classes.
Z. No individual, Of whatever class or condi,
ton, shall be nolestsd OF perseculed for his
conduct or political opinions anterior to this
convention. The authorities will severely pun
ish those who, by word or writing, act against
the s,ipulations in this Article.
In testimony of which, and to prove our
mutual agreement, we hereby sign and rarify
he presen, Convention, which consists Of seven
articles, in two copies Of the same TENOR
Don in Canuelas. in the esIancia Of Miller, on
the oath day Of June, in the year Of our Lord
1879. JUAN LAVALLE.
JUAN MANUEL ROSAS.
PROCLAMATION.
General Juan Lavsile, Provisional Governor
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-22
SO48Mls no halfhb's.
Total

/. Omitted in our last weeks report SO Dbl WHAT flt,
Gn,Is.-We have no material alteration to note IA
the price of Msat We quote IS cts. = 81, to ea!nc,
both extremes Of ali kinds anil qualities; the priircr,
sales have been at 81 TO o5 cts. for good red FQ Co,
we continue our quotation of So to 40 Ryi Is scare.
and without alteration al ~ to IS cts. fr1m vessels az!
wagons, and SO cents from stores.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-22

FLoun.-The tsogon price OF King street Flop, l.,
week was steady at IS IS to 5 SO, until Saturday a..
noon, when it declined TO S 80.
The transactions from stores were on a limited ,n.
being confined to small parcels by retail, and few h.
rels of coarse -four to complete cargoes for Ccs,,r,.
shipment, until Friday or Saturday, when a few b,
dred barrels OF King street -four were sold a, SIS. r..
have also noticed a sale of $50 bbls. wharf R5ir : Is,
so days without interest.
. Yesterday the wagon price ranged from S 29,Ojr
no sales were effected from stores that came :, ,,
knowledge.
Export for the week ending Saturday, 18Th ia,.n
o619 bbls. 1855 foreign S64 bbls. coas,wisc.
Quantity inspected during the same period
King street 1892 bbls.
Wharf 1856 I" Ito lalfb bL
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-22
NETWORK NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. y

NETWORK MAItKET-SErrEHBEH ~ Il,
FLoun The supplies having come IN freely ~, i
demand being limiled, prices have given way A,o' "a,
cts per Dbl. on all descriptions OF Wheat t'T''' -
Flour has advanced from IS to 81 cts. per Dbl 4.
GRAIS.-The new Wheat from the West W.T. ~.
been received proves of excellent QUALITY, o..
new have been made at 81 l2t cts. and Of Oh 49,
Rye has advanced about 6 cts per bush. and shs' ~ -
been made at IS cts. A large lot NoE'he" =
brought about SO cents. -
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-22
SMuP News
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA,

ARRIVED, SEPTEMBER 20
Schr. Esther and Sally, SOmcrs, Pln!ade'p"A'" ~
for the District. ri
Pioneer, Eldridge, Boston, p'a;s:, A,
--Virrinis. Rodbird, New York, freight Il"
District. ,e,se
Steamer Columbia. Mitchell, Baltimore PaS'"'
and freight for the District. e. .,;os B,r
Steam-packet Fredericksburg, B. J. Jens"'
more; passengers and freight for the pis'f''''
SAILED,
Schr. Hiram, Barnes, st Thomas. -
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-22
FROM MoNTEyIDEo AND sUENos AYREs.

FROM MONTEYIDEO n bUENoS AlhES'
The schooner Mexican. Brotberton, has ar
rived at Balumore in 20 days from Mon'evldeo,
bringing advices TO the goth July. The editors
Of the American are indebted TO the p"liteness
of commercial friends for the annexed extracts
Of le,tets from first ra,e sources, containing the
latest accounts as well from that port as from
Buenos Ayres.
M~oNTEvIDEo, july Sd, 1929.
Tn Buenos Ayrss they have at las' found 1t
convenient To make peace, and / am happy 10
have i, in my power to say tina tranquility ana
oder again bless tina, city and pro'incr. My
advice from thu: place are TO he Is ies'a"',
and from h, Sc it would appear that the 'es'ofa-
ton Of order had not given hat Impulse %
trade wh,ch s~anguipe mercbars "ad antielPa'-
ed. They guole few'ai'era:ion' IN the prices
of jmporls fsr The better. md M decline what
ever in the productions # the country. Hides
on,iuupd a from $50 a S22; Doubloons $40;
exchange on Eneiand l04d. Flour was 10! a
bundan,, nominal prlrc S75; 80 inch donesncs,
4 q Al rls. There was NJ large supply OF dry
goods Of any country. yc, the demand was sill
less. China silks, as ~ his pace, were unsafe,
ALE, they quCJe Wine and SDirits al nominal
nigh prices, and ~ short they say here was no
Ter very liuir( business dong ~ all. they may
thank their Goysromenu, OF So u !, wo'thy OF
being ,ermedD their rotten Bank, and us still
more rotten papCE.
We are all quie, here for The present The
last sale Of Flour was a S22, but for lire Iusca-
Ioosa's cargo OF 300 bols no more than Sl3
cash has been of. red, ard for 500 barrels, BIS
Fer so inch dome.rcs Of good quality 81 cents
metz and good money. Soap was sold Yesterday
a, 80, this currency; Rice IS RI. per ar. Al
foot you have annexed a note OF sales Of good
a, auction, and which have paid a duIy OF l6a
per cent Oh The Mo ket prices. Catalonia Wine
is TO-DAY worth $50, Brazil and.Havana Rom
$50. Holland prof Havana Sugar may be
uuoo d a; so II. and is scarce and asked for. A
6ou, 5000 qls Of excellent leiksd Beef were
soId las, week a from 81 a IS per al; it pays
no duty. Hides are scarce, 81 a 81 RI. and
Horse Hides are still more so, IL a Is ri. We
have no horns Dnr Hors. Hair inthe Market.
Dubious, $40; exchange on England, Sad
GOVERN ,ENT BULLETIN
.BuENos AYREs, 25,h Jane, 1929.
The war having concluded, and II. L the
Provisional Governor having happily returned
TO the capital, has determined TO resume 'he
governmcn Of the province from Friday, Goth
~i1stan, mex, approaching; in cons quencr OF
which the delegi'e Governor has ordered aud
decrped:
/ |. From The 26,h inst. The decree OF the 4th
of Nav Of the present year will be Of no effect.
.. LIE, this be published
pn1pIHIlEI
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-22
PHILADELPHIA MARKET zsrrrssss /

hAhhbl IySiPItASS
Flour AND MEAL.-Since last report .he pree ~
perfne Flour has been established At IS IS, at vHt,
there has been a fair demand for export during the set
and sales amount to 2l00 brls. mostly confined ioBr
DIV wine brands There has been some increase my
supply Of this description of Flour, but from PENS,
vania the receipts continue TO be unusually small y
Richmond Canal and Petersburg Flour, about AeVH1
have arrived, and select brands sold freely TOR tt'I "
at IS IS, but for some OF tina. Flou: found not to pee
tirely sound, lower prices have been accepted y
sales of Richmand '.City Mills" reported the 'G'CT.
brand would command SC. Rye Flour is scarce and "a!
be quoted at IS 62s a 1915 No sales OF c~onseqC!sNs
of kiln dryed Corn Meal. but fresh ground in Dis 20.
quired after, and would command 81 37!; in h-S' ID
held al S12. r.
GnAIS.-There has been some increase IN slPpD'
of Wheat since last report, principally from De'rS+"
and most Of it sold afloat at 81 Oh 81 u %sceo'cms
quality and condition. Corn continues to come hue,
~. and went off readily carly in the week a np,
quotations; which, however, have been barely s1rr-
ed towards the close. Some small! parcels OF sun
Rye have sold readily at 50 a 81 cts. perbushe' 'I ox
article continues in demand. No change to no'e'' ~
and no sales Of new Barley yet reported.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-22
COMA ERCIAL.

Prices of Produce in al.rnud,iia y,,,.,,.
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-06-06

Avres-he observed decided preference given to American
Cations 1.-THE British, he says, cannot in these coun-
tries where we the equality of duties with them
sreotton fabrics Allowing the respective yard of each
cue to cost home the same the American is far superb
or in point of strength, weight, durability beauty of thread
reference VIGOROUSLY fact, that the vgant British
salesman exhibits his goods with the qualification that they
are american Donestacs! And have witnessed myself
an american firm in Buenos Ayres who had some British
shngs consigned to hem break the pieces from the bales
thai they might easily practice the deception above al
hded to-
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-09-26
No PRINTERS AND pUBIIsHERs -Tha

U w EhS AND PUBLiSHERS.-The snbso.l
NJ having added the manufa cture of able ,vna ~ ~
Stereotype establishment respectfully socs shars ~ i
patronage of the Printers Of Pennsylvania and the do s
states. ~ 09"Ve"
Having practical Knowledge of printing; and also
been longer practically engaged in the business Of
ing, than any other person the United States he
be able, from such experience 10 give satisfaction 10 ,bos
who may favor him with their orders From an Intimate @
quantance, for number Of years. tnearly eight Win -.
business type founding he hopes be able 10 pyodnce %
equal TO any offered TO the printers of the United
His prices, though low, will of course be the same ID oil
in the business Norwll he attempt to violate ,
insult common sense, by pretending to any increased e.
clties in the manufacturer flor there are no other G
ties at present in this city, than there were twelve wears
when type were from 40 TO so per higher than Al mas
ent,) have the materials, used in making printing tT
been greatly reduced, bear any PROPORTION ~ tE
reduction in the prices of type But the reduction has b
and induced by competition, and overbearne dispo,o
in of those founders who have grown rich on the be
tofore enormous profit on type.
All sizes of type, plain aud ornamental for book and M
printing from fourteen lines Plea, Nonpafe conan,yon
hand in such quantity supply any order at short notice
In the choice of bookeer pains have been taken to select
such faces generally approved for symmetry neaes
and durability.
He also keeps complete printers warehouse (be orv
one in this cty) and furnish complete ptningoce
at very short notice.
The following his PRICES, at a credit of six months
for approved notes. acceptances or discount of five n
ulh a aJa L..
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-09-26

FENRADE & COMMERCE The subscriber, late CONNER
Ill cal editor of the Chronicle having ased the Fountain
Inn, situate Light street, Baltimore street, most
CENTRAL PUBLIC HOUSE the city, is prepared to ac-
commodate Travellers and Boarders in with which
he thinks they will be pleased either good eating drinking
or lodgmg-and ere long, with information An extensive
Of Stables being likewise attached their horses will be
taken care of also TermsDinner so cents; Breakfast
and lodging one dollar. Families travelling, can have dis
nct apartments they wish Horses livery "a hours
for 60 cents And, to be altogether of sight of trad
ng any editor or proprietor of paper any where who will
give the foregoing three conspicuous Insertions in the inner
form, and send Of his papers containing the Fountain
nn shall have two days boarding and lodging, the first time
he passes this way provided too many do call at time
The Pubics ob't serv't, W. G. LYF0RD.
Fountain Inn, Light street, Baltimore.
N b. The Table of the Fountain Inn win be always sup
piled with the substantias and danties only Of
the Baltimore, but Of the Norfolk and other neghborng
kets August is.
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-09-26
CLOTHING STORE

QUESTIONABLE CLOTHING STORE.-JoHNN JACK
1T No !. West High street. opposite the upper Mar
ket House. offers for sale general of READY
MADE CLOTHES.
j. N j. will constantly receive the latest fashions from
New York and Philadelphia which will enable him to attend
more particularly to customer work. and having already
gagged the best workmen from the celebrated houses in
the u States, he will every garment to give salts
faction
Sincerely thankful for the past attention of his friends and
the pubc he hopes by diligence and to merit an in
crease of their confidence and support.
~ b. Country Merchants supplied at the shortest notice.
and on the most reasonable terms.
Wilmington, Aug. 1, 1929. 4O-3