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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-09
COMM ERCIAL.
BALTIMORE uApKEr-YovrMprn

FLoup-- Ho,card street. The wholesale store price
has remained quit, stead, throughout the week. nclu
ding day at 5 374 cents per barrel cash or mteres
added; and tins the article has been taken rs fas
AS received The saieS at the week having been fury
equal TO the receipts there is consequently no stock
ON hand The wagon price has also been steady a. S
25 A load had has occas'only been bought AT frsc-
ton more but the great bulk Vt the receipts has been
taken at tn. price named.
Cdy Nils Flour In the early part Of the week The
price Of standard quality was generally At 81 Is cts on
so DAYS to months credit. In cons guence, how'v
er of The smaness of the stock hand, and the CON
tinued scarcity and comparatively high rates OF whea
the pric, has gradually improved Sales OF small par,
GELS were mad. Thursday al Is full. and at 81
on so DAYS without interest. foda, hold are firm At
4 S74 full and ut this rate we nov quo,e sale OF
a 10, of xra WAS made "Wednesday al % on mo
but this description couldn't I've bought al hat rate.
Stsouehnnna Flour There none IN Market
Corn Meal The stock is sna-sales of barrels at
81 SO cents.
this season are materially less than those of any pre-
cedinp period for some years back. he market has
been very scantily supplied this week, and owing to
this circumstance, and the slnallness OF stocks ~ he
| mil,ers hands, prices has been fully maintained
The sales ogood prime parcels of Maryland rcd have
ranged during the week a: from 90 to 81 cents. in
quality. and these may be considered about the fair
au ,tations TO-DAY. On lhursda! LOT Of extra prime
rec, was taken 81 NO per buShel Sales of white am
lily -four whea, made on TUESDAY at 10 IL
on Wednesday lot Of 100 bushels white Was sold al
l %; and TO day lot at 05
he current rate for old Corn throughout the
week has been at about 43 cents per bushels IN some
cases cent lower and in others cent higher. Tin
Thursday parcel Of very beautiful white was taKer
for xport AZ 50 cents We think the fair quotation &c
day for old Corn is A. ~ cents: The supphes arc
new Corn have ranged at IS 40 to con
dition.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-09

Rumors Of changes in ne Cabinet are stll'
con deniiy spoken OF in Washing on no'w'h'
standing th- dcnials which have been made
There mus, be some grounds Tor such tumors
or they would oot be so ofen repeated.
Among he on dts in me Metropolis, is one
'ha II required ali he energy and 'ttaence OF
he Presrden, to ptvcnI TWO members II the
Cabinet FROM coming Into personal collision, IN
the Psiscs; it is generally believed th.i The
two coemb,rs alluded to entertain no good will
towards Zach other, the cause e whic is per
Cec,E well understood = Georgeio,cn Columbian,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-09
NEW YORK CRY ELEC TON.

There is II IT, or no doub. tina, the new City
Charter has been accepted by the peopl but
whether The term of service Of the Aldermen
will be for two years or one wear, is not known.
As 10 the Assembly and Sena, oriai Tickets,
there has been so much cro,s.6ring, and SO
many splits that no certain calculations Can be
made. I" The Pewter Mug Ticket" as it is
called, has probably succeeded Such was the
panic, after the first day, lest The Agrarian lick
e, should succeed. that our friends. by hun-
dreds, deserted our own ticket, and wen for
The Pewter Mug. Com .Adu
The candidates for the assembly on The reg
ular ticket, with the exception Of Messrs Day.
ton, Arnold, and Myers, are chosen bv large
majority. Mr.. S,illweIl, on the ticket agreed
on al ST, Johns Hall is doubtless elected, ana
Messrs. Tucker aud Van Schairk on The srme
ticket, have probably majoriy hough the
friends of Gen Manly, we u"ders and, claim 10
have prevailed against "oe or>oher Of 'ht la
ter genllemen. The "fi ial return of he as
sembly ,ickr, viii probably not be mai un'il
lac, on accoun, of The number of spli IL ke:s.
The Mechanics Ticket, or w orkng
Mems Ticket for both these names have been
givepit has receiv, d, il is supposed, a vote Of
abnu' 5000 ou e the 20 600 given in. In get,
ting up his ticket We understand SOM persons
were concerned who are no. ciiizens OF the u
DiSed States, who have 10 sympathy or cons
nrctioo with the working men, who have come
oul 10 Tins country in order 10 persuade US TO
pu, all our properly into common stock and
To discard tn oldia>hioned doctrines Of mar
riage and particular parentage.
l. is said that one person on the ticket
has written book in favour of a general re
partition OF properly. 1t is bu, justice, how
ever to The people If he city o state tina,
many persons voted for the Working mems
Ticket" withou' much knowirdge Of the o5
rcls Of those by whom il Was got up, and ceI
tainly no appreciation Of lhcir gsnrrel doctrine.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-09
Nov g.

A11xpoEp FRAUD. a Circumstance occur
red las, week, which produced no small sensa-
lion among some of our respectable aucuon.
honse> l. was occasioned b! suspicion 'hat
,w, midi, iduals who conducted an aucto" ana
comm, s,ion business in Chatham stree', nau
intended TO defrasd them out OF cons'de' aa'e
proner,y purchased a, their d'fferen' sA'e.; "y
giving checks payable a, future day' Wnl'u
were never desisn,d to be paid. ~ Peruo
o,er,v was traced TO Trov, and found IN
,hs n,ssession Of a man, who being a, the time
=; MS CIV. was arrested aed held 10 bail IN ''e
.nr, Of $4,000, as an accomplish in the traua.
7, wa, alleged by him thai he came honesty
:. secession of the goods, and was IN no man
nsr connected with OF prisy TO, any design 70
,h. principals had been previously arrested o."
a civil process tor large amount az" DC ),
IN. .nable to find bail, we're closely conhhea y"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-09

pRnSPEcrs F The SoUTH.-Cuder this he al
si er in h.. Charleston Courier states TIL
,rspee,s Of South Carolina, par'i. ularly, are
|r,htnlue, in consequence OF he a,trntion
Is ith the citizens OF tina, Sac ste beginning
. pay to he manufsct ure of their own products
III. use, Of cotton tsays he) ale multiply
Ing d, oni.hingly: COTTON soils are getting into
umu. n use; 5, vrral Grorgeiown cna>'crs use
arm A. the Union Fictory. Sos iety Hill the
urrrprisr Of Gen Williams has air ady sup
llrt his neighOors with cor,on osnabui gs; ann
,pialsr on Pee L, {, who as clothed his ne
.rr, with il this season, is qaiie SATISFIED ne
wl buy any other. Bale rope, coi'oo bag
Gag. and win,ct c,o,hing for negroes, are daily
nas. ,ctured and dis rbu,ed; and application
S hsen made To the Secte AIRY ot The Navy,
rron,anisd BY a sample OF cotton rope t'r
P .se. manufactured At thu Union tae'nrY,
IS lis H,ll-lo watch he Secretary will give
|. sir 'risl; aud few shor, months may bring
an order for I" cotton rope for The Unied S'ates
y.w," TO be supplied from Carolina cotton,
n,raia lured al home; 80 ubai the value c. ne
rae mqieriqi interest Of capital and labor vii! all
d ,scisd rne agricultural Society have %
N u,nsd their attention To he introduction
Of ice into the army ard navy.
We rejoice at these evidences Of the future
prospects Of the psuiotic State Of South Caro-
Ina Dl>osgan ze's and demagogues will soon
Ne c sink to their proper level, and the State
nIrnrsiuis eleya, ed sa ion in the Confedera"y.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-09

.fnoiher Revolutionary Patriot and Solder gone
Itaas Income our melancholy duty 80 announce the
lamcnted death u: another distinguished defender Of
his country. The brave and gallant Gen Philip Iced
is He died suddenly on Monday 1'ght. AT
iunting6cd. his esdence.in Kent County, Maryland.
Gen. Reed distinguish d himself in man, hard fought
bs tiles during the ever ms morabI war of the Revou
ton At later period, when Britain sent her mower
full fleets and arn spread and dcsoatiQn along
our seaboaid this venerable patriot more. cheer
fully obeyed the voice Of his country, and raying ~
round his standard the brave and patriotic yeLnairy
of his native county, al the famous battle of Cauik's
fieli he and conquered Sir Peter Parker leaving
him dead on the field
Gen Reed always enjoy. in an eminent degree the
confidence and estee of his fellow citizens fre-
que nty hunored with some Of the most important and
dignied "fices within their gift both in the general
and state governments Az Of which he filed in man
ner highly honorable to himself md useful TO hi, coun
try, The death at .uch is less To ,h nation.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-09

:, r,owER.-Amopg the curiosi,ies exhi
80 =, one of the New York museums, he
r. ru. Of rhaI city mentions The living sub
,,.,, called the Sea Flower, which changes
:. h.m ard appearance constantly, but never
,,s5irs the some figure. Il: inaabi,s, (says
n, Nrchell he bay Of New York, and ranks
i,yrvrdly among It's admirable varieties
p,,,ess.rg r, i,her bone, tendon, or limb-'hr
,,p,,u-e nr,er,heless enjoys he power OF Cen
y, ting end diialing itself, aud OF changing its
n,m o,d attitude SO as to afford a very inter~
J, ipr >oec,acle. II has been called he AMI
y 1 Flower, the Sea Anvmone, and by seve'a!
ss,r rames." Doctor Mitchell refers the in
rr, ipg aud changeahle Thing to The family OF
Nrinl.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-09

The Debtors Jail. As they could not be taken
GU, nf,he custody Of the sheriff bu. by wr,
Of hnbeas corpus h wers suffered foreman
until it shall be, heeesssry &c bring M m be-
fore The court for trial Thev positively d.
claim any design of wilfulIy drfraadios their
creditors, and allege that no difficulty would
have occurred in complying with :hrir engage
ments, had they not been prevented from ap-
propria,iog the funds provided for their checks.
The case will be tried a, the presen, term Of
the sessions.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-09

n.r York Mercantile Advertiser says:
Tvs from Bogo,a, Of the last OF Sep'em-
L. @., ,b,, The new Congress was TO assem-
T' mary. 10 form ConslluIion.s A part
A' u :, .ny had lrsady been gained over to
" p,l;xar Emperor; but the opposition was
d. ,,o,g and compromise was expected
w. 80 he parties, 50 as to make him Presi-
=. -, wears, with dicta,orial powers, aud
r,,l,y % be reelected another ten years a
O,,,y was also favorable To his being
President for life. Few, r1eep, the mi-
wrrs in favor Of his being made Empe,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-09

IHs MEs,AeE OF GovERsuR SHuLrzs.-We
aNe aiteady informed our readers that the
Governor Of penosylvania bad called an extra
T"lon Of the legislature OF that Common
wealth, To meet On The Sd instant. That bocy
y INV in session, and on the All instant II $
1;sllency transmitted his Message, from
Which We ,a4ke the following brief abstract
[Balimore Patriot.
The failure to procure the necessary bans
.a'hO'zrd by the legislature at its last s. s>ion
-" 'arry m the public works, has render ne
afa session necessary. In the fal, OF 1898,
We Canal Commissioners had recommended
"'n OF three millions Of dollars to meet the
''ma'ed Expenditures Of the year 1929 ny
:" 4c' OF December, 1879, ne Governor was
' :; 10 borrow $500, 900 in anticipation
v De main loan. This sum was Immediately
a'Ned By IN &C, Of April. 1898. further
IAN OF 81, 200 900 WAS authorized, and Tom
,',''oner OF Loa"s appointed, 20 reside IN phi'
S@uelpAia, VII, for,nwi h entered upon the du'
s' MS fice, bu WAS unable 10 procure
~ "'n S77s l2S IS cents, rhr balance o.
y h3,90o,Ooo, which the Legislators author
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-09

The Proprietor Of the
GMALiNE or SIaGES between
t&a5PSlTa Ibis place Thy Charlo'tessii'e) and
.ynchburg, wilt, in future, run
three times ,cesk It will leave this place ON Monday,
THURSDAY. and saturday, att p 81 and return on the
following DAYS 1t viii reach Charottesviile IN ono
dsv and half and Iynchburg in two days and halt.
il will leave Alexandra every day at 10 A. N. reach
Barnard's Mansion Hotel Washington, in forty minutes
at which point it n'ersecs the new anu r"s. a.
more at half after 4P. II. will leave Barnard; no
tel on Monday. Thursday and sa,nsa, o a. ~ O'clock
and on the remaining days OF the week ~ minutes AZ
I p A. and reach Newton's Hotel III Alexandra at
P.H. .e
the steamboat in baltimore
.rhs e;,;zen. of Alexandra advised to enter >.
the ssy TO baltimore by doing their seats to Be-
t;more are secured, without any attention or care
washington and go from baltimore on to ash'ngton
nj Fare between Alexandra am, Washington, fig
ceSs; between Alexandria and Baltimore, IS 60
nov EHh PkoS&$S5 - =.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-09
Extract Of letter received III Baltimore, dated
NoNRoYIA. liugMsi 24th, 1929

MoSRovIa, Iugmst 24th, 1929
OGr COLONY u pears 20 BE- in u healthy state
q prescott DR.. J Mechii", our present Agent,
10, had several s,ta ks Of he eSills and fevsrs
since his recovery f. m TIE last fever Prin'e
Apiuh RahamAn dep ted ,hi, life on the =
81 July ord ! was formed that he took up
b. Mahoue'an princIple' as 500" as he got
N sigh, c this land, and he died wi h the same
hr'd him in company with The Doctor dur
hS his 81 kue>s, which was an Overflow OF one,
AID his sy>'em was too weak, on accom- oil DIS
age admit Of the necessary mFdiSt"es; hr
Dad every attention that could bs afforded MIN
though DR.. Meet iip Jr."
This Prince Abdul Rahaman. II will De re-
'0Fcted, hum6ugged the people here = made
Tee believe ne Was Christian -pooke'ed a
; deal &c sheir cash--and tow, 1t appears,
'rn' home good Mshomedan. We hope Inc
'ndDc' OF 'hs impostor will open the eyes OF
a'e charitable pr rsons who are so anxious 10
Sa'er their charity everv where-exrepi 81
AOme.-ED. GAG
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-09
,MNre NeW GNnNs

WE sh, open this morning further supply Of
w SEASONAL E.. GOODS, received pei chr.
Cardinal, consisting in Part. Of
Merino Circassians, fawp. brown, oliye, orange,
crns IN, blue, and other color'
Black Italian lutstrngs; eros dc Naples
Blue black satin; colored florences
New style winter ribpsnds
Canton and Nankin grapes
Silk and raw silk hosiery
worsted and silk bratls al colors
Ladies' open worked cotton hC.s
do super extra Vigona and lambs wool 10
Black haitian cravats pain and scarlet borders
Extra superior yalencis and silk vestings
Scotch, Russia. Irish, and American diapers
Plain and printed hoor cloth baizes
Black and cler color Italian grapes
Mems and boys buck and woolleh gloves
Ladies' and misses beaver do
.9iso
Superfine steel MKT and blue cloths
Do blue cassimeres
nov 4-e.6t JAS. MCKENZIE & Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-09

:, ,ari,ion 10 the names already propoAed as
,,plil.,cs for the seat i" the Senate 'ra" ,,e0''
,,.,,ed bv the appointment Of Mr.. BER'
Attorney General, we see the names oil
= MITCHELL, A. 5. CLAYTON, EDw. PAYNE,
1T ". HARRIS.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-09
Not uDpn

The base of human misery did they build
The temple OF their grs atness; but they waged
The better war of trlth--essaye ed TO stem
The tide OF vice and error, and bring back
Corrupted mortals to the hG'y law
OF >sture- They required ye Smtuous '>omanry.
No contributions from your scany ~'orr
OF hocks and herds; We mothers and ye maids
No sons and lovers from your bleeding hearts
To die in distant battles; never broke
The peace of neighborins conntre,-and they ask
To grace their sepulchre, NJ ohcr tears
l3ut such As they have wiped finm suffering eyes
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-09
SHIP NEWS.
PORT or ALEXANDRIA, N CO.

ARRIVED, NOVEMBER 2,
schnr. Washington, Wilson, New York; freight for
the District
s,oop Johnson, johnson, cleared at Philadelphia for
this port 5th inst
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-09
The Stage liNe


Between Baltimore, Washington, and
Georgeto,Dn, UiH, on Wednesday nerl,
run in the JollotOing manner:
sage No. /, vii. leave the
Compar,'s uflre a. Browns and
aEHs1S4EXTf Gadsb,'s Hotels at 6 he
Mail Live, 30 9, s'63, NJ
No 3,a, 81. N. NJ A. ns,.A n ard NO. 1t 2,
r. H. II ia intended h., each Line shall reach b u,
,norc in about five hours \ similar arrangement of
departure from Baltimore to the City and Georgetown
will be observed Morning lines viii run from 1i''ey's
Hotel in Georgetown al 5 anl A n. dahl fot
baltimore As 1t is tn. ComDsDy's detrrmin ton to
serve the public they will employ sober, faithful +
>yers who shall know their and observe it. Sc, Of
new Coaches of the most comfortable Kind in addition
to those now in use, and which are OF good quslty are
making The Conpan,s Stages will leave Their "hc' III
baltimore KEEP, AZ Barnum's Brltzoover's, and-----
Hotels Stage No 5w give the citizens OF Baltimore
Washington C,ty. &c an opportunity gong to Their
cities after tie business hours OF the day are
nearly closed Passenger will, as usual be delivered
at such places as they wish in the respective cities
=. BRADLEY f. Co.
H..h;,1tnu nov 5-6t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-09
DIED,

In Charles County, (Maryland) IN Monday, the I'd
Instant after few days sickness, Mr. RoBEnr GRAIN,
in the 6Sth wear OF his age.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-09
Hoarding .

TUVIIE Subscriber will receive W genteel 5oarders
At her residence corner Of Ca and PIT STR cts.
nov 3--coSt CATHERINE EUTTS.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-09

lied to be borrowed, has been made ub Of tenn
porary loans procured by the Governor. By a
resolution OF The Canal Commissioners OF the
Sd October last, the Governor was requested
10 procure an additional temporary lean of
5 900 beyond the loan authorized by the
act OF April last. Of this amount The Cover
nor has Obtained loans to the amour, Of Slo6,.
900. The money OBJ aimed under the ACT of
April, 1929, would have been ample, bu that
the drafts Of the Canal Commissioners in June
had exceeded their estimates. The Governor
suggests whether the provision in the law, that
the amount Of the loan not subscribed BY a ri,
ven time Should be put up a, auction, had not
operated inJuriously to the credit of the State.
He thinks ample loans may be obtained, provi-
ded the Legislature make the necessary enact
ments 10 secure the punctual payment OF The
interest He Acknowledges, in terms OF gra-
titude, The friendly dispositions manifested by
several Of the Banks. II appears tina, III
miles OF the Canal is in actual operation, viz:
rs miles frum Pitsburg TO Blair.ville; 4 miles
from Lewisiown TO the mouth OF the Juniata;
81 miles from Northumberland to The Junia
river; and % miles from the mouth of that RI
yer 10 Middletown, and believed to be in com
Ple'e navigable order, except the aquejuct at
the Jun,a'a He conlemplates that by the
early part OF mex, Summer, 400 miles will be
in operation He recommends the appoints
meni Of Board OF Commissioners, TO super
intend the Turnpike Roads and Bridges in
watch The State holds stock. aud Suggests the
proprie,y Of affofding relief TO all such Us need
it. H recommends the renewal Of The charter
Of the Bank Of Pennsylvania; the giving Of ju>
risdiction over divorces 70 Conr,s Of Justice;
an amrndmen, OF the law relative to landlords
and tenants; a moderation Of the eleclio law;
an amendment Of The militia law; The passage
Of law authorize the public alton of teports
Of decisions IN their Courts OF Law; and fur
,her ret ommends that house be built for tie
accommodation Of the future Chief Magistrates
Of the State
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-09

FRUIT.
an BOXES bunch raisins
~ 20 do muscsteldo
20 do boon do
Is drups 6gs
5 Ia $ soft.shelled slmonda
lust rec-,, ed per schr Decatur and tor sale oy
nov 9-St g.iL3SA CoHA3aN q
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-09
Cotton Yarn.

TUsT received from the Occoquan Factory com
- plete tnent OF Cotton Yarn, No to 49, for
sale by S. n, g. 8. n. JANNEY.
7mo 23-eotf t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-09

The Petersburg In'elligencer, IN re'publ'sh'
ing the Sne, ch of Mr. MoNRoE, very happily
applies the words OF the poe Cowley to he
venerable Orator:
Nor can the which cold age does she'd.
Upon thy reverend head
Quench ALA, the noble fires within;
But all which thou hast been,
And all that youth can be, thou'rt yet;
To things immortal, Time can do no wrong,
Aud that which never is to die forever must be young
Blu coupling the name OF MADISON with ihai
of Monroe, he Intelieencer dellnea,es the tWo
in the language Of S, Pierre:
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-09

LUCK!-The ticket having on it the COM
,;,,,;,n Nos. 2s. SO. So, entitled to the handsome
nr;Ze Of SIX HUNDRED DOLLaRS!! was sold at
CORsE's Office Oh the Sd instant, to gentleman OF
Alexandra, who is invited to call and receive the Dash.
nov 9
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-09
NO tue Ci,izsns uf .AlexanAria.

Washington nov 5-6t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-04-07
MARsBAI,s SALE

lEN pursuance of a, Decree of the Superior
M Court Of Chancery, for the Richmond District,
pronounced on the 9TH day of Feb. 1928, in suit
between the Mutual Assurance Society, against
fire on Buildings, of the State of Virginia. plain
ti6s, and Samuel Cartwright, Admir- of Samuel
Grimshaw, dec. and others, defendants, will be
sold, by public Auction, TO the highest bidder for
ready money, on the premises, on the 25th day Of
April next, at IL o'clock Of that day. the House in
the bill mentioned, and described in the ,lecLara
ton "a Samuel Griinshaw as a IVoodep Tavern,
one story high, situated at place noar New Mar
ket, in the county of Henrico, called the OH Or
binary, and occupied by the said Grimshaw, in the
year 1916. such part thereof as viii be sufficient
to satisfy the debt interest and costa and expenses
OF sale, directed by the said Decree to be paid.
JOHN GUEHRANT, m. s. c. C. r. d.
~. or one of his Deputies.
March 81. &C. 4O5-tds