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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-28
tMoice Hi,.es .

g NJ. s S. u JANNEY, agents Of J. ~. March &
-. Go of Madeira, have received per brig Baltimore
and schr Velocity, just arrived from MADEIRA, choice
election Of HfNES of the following kinds:
l.. L MADEIRA !
Burgut.dy In pipes, haiEpipes. quarter
T Ti,,a .,.,. CASKS and haf-q"Ar' er-easka'
deben,Ure. QetH-d
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-28

Sugar. Yen, CnWee. &C.
81 DOUGLAS have just received well select
81 ed assortn. ~ ot
GROCERIES,, Viz:
so hhls and ;srcc, sugar, IT various quahtes
IS hE.is, tierces and bnls D'olAsses ii 10
40 package, of teas, gunpowisr, imperial, and
young h, son, 1T hne quality
1000 lbs lost sugar. Of different numbers
20 bags best and common cohre
S5LT-looss AMI IN sacks
SPFES Embracing pepper, sisp'ce, ginger
cloves nutfneys cinnamon. mace, &C
SPIRITS French brandy, Holland gin, Jamaica,
Antigua, anil New England rum
TPTNES Madeira. Lisbon, port, malaga, &c' some
of them very low priced.
DTES-lnligo, copperas. madden. logwood, fustic,
alum. SC
EPNOW SALTS ofs superior quality
SvUFF-icper, Garrett, & toriliar's Nsccsbau
Paper Writing and wrapping; tobacco. starch
mustard cheese fig blue, gunpow'lcr. shot par iesd
b-ims,one salt petre &c &c the VIII ie OF which they
will sell, wholesale and retail, on very moderate terms
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Valuable Neal Estate
nov g -2sw I'm

nFFERED for Sale on long credit, in exchange
" for Corporation Stock OF this own, or Suck Of
any of is H'"ks:
IA That large three starry Brick
So Ia Dr'hiog a, The -ontI' ..tcor ~ otrrnce
E.stlii., d :, ,>.ph rre"'', With the vacant lot
t2a+,si<ts ~ aiioiHpc o. he at
That e'egonf M'"Mion ""H HoU Squire
" hround ir"n,lng e. Dr"nck. aud WasIr, OF sts.
'ur' erA uccmr'ro b, Nr nop.rs.
That Convenient im0 story Brick NmpHi"g
on Came,u ,tr"et, and opposite ;he NJ ~ Occupied
bi Capt jenkins.
That beautJuiIy improrcd H~y Squire
# Ground fronting Wolfe, Henry, and "a. IT.
tnrmer Mr.. Mast,lI.rs, and now the occupancy of
Mr. Winter And
A moiety of the re,y valu0bIe HhGr/cnA
Hdreo,st II the south extremt, of Prince e.,
now occupiedp ny Nessrs. Foa!= K Go
= II this property is in good state Of repair,
and has Careful tenants by III. year. For terms ppy
TO WV BiWriEMaN, or
HORD. MILLER.
sept I6-eoIwaiawtf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-28

On lie cork OF each bottle is seal with the sub
scrbers name, to prevent deception; and #, on trial
i, should not prove "a represented, be returned
For the accommodation of public houses, the subscr
berhas bottled quantity of wine. porter cider, &c
in whole and half bottles which will be delivered Tree
of EXPENSE Masters of vessels wishing wine, por-
ter sc bottled, will please give few days notice.
in order that may undergo the necessary Tor
a long sea voyage. The above liquors were import
ed BY the subscriber, and will be warranted pure and
unadulterated. he expects hereatter.to receive re-
gular supplies All orders from the country le,ner
in boxes or demio,ns) will be promptly attended TO-
NJ B. The subscriber is at all times prepared TO
clarif, and bottle wines for those who msy desire 1t az
their dwellings, aud e required can trrnsh olaTet
bottles and corks Of first quality.
In few days he will be able to supply his Trends
with Wine Vinessr Of the best quality.
He continues carry on all is varieties, Dyeng,
Securing and Bleaching !N,rino 2o,ols. in the best
manner, on the SIDE of Royal, between King and
Prince streets, Alexandria
may 9 L. j.. oAi-ff A.
TT The National InteIlgencer will insert The above
three times, and send their account'o This Office
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-28
SottiiNg Cellar.

rs>iE subscriber grateful for the encouragement he
las received since his return from Europe, informs
the public that he has on hand an >sarmcnt Of .r
Hines, Bro,rn Stout, Lo4doa Porter. file,
fider, &c
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-28
New Gods.

nlCHAD s. HOPKINS & Co. have received by the
Ia arrivals from ph"1e phia anil New-York e ne.
r. and we'll selected stock of seasonab!e DRY GOODS
which hey offer for sale accom- nodating terms.
II
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Cotton Seine WINE.

@ Nj & S. n JANNEY have commenced making
-, Cotton Slime Irvine at the OCC0QU7N Fac.
1URY. Persons wishing to buy, can have it made to
c,ti.r OF an, ,ize. oct 28 E
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IN III subscriber respectfully informs his friends anc
the public, that he carries on, at his old stand, souti
side of Kings,reet, nearly opposite the Mechanics
| Rank Alexandra, the
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Notice

Notice
o,a,Jsl0hia s, Dist. Of Columbia Packets,
ri Hands Line, Via CacoL)
The regular packet slooP
H JOHNSON.
m Fan, Johnson. will leave Philadelphia, via
4lAfCanI ON the 5th of November; and the lays
- rom that time. viii be WEDNESDAY of
vi week. uatj further notice. For freight, sp-
e. STEPHEN SHlNN,
- Janney's wharf, Alexsndris,
- JOSEPH HAND,
50 South whsr, es, Philadelphia.
Y D. Extra vessels will be despatched 1t necessa'
d" nov
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-04

but she persisted In trying to put him oh ti''
the next day. When hndiug he was not likely
70 preyaiL he unbu,toned his pea Jacket and took
out the knife, and turning to Mrs. Abbot VINO
was in the room, said 'life is sweet, INT il, Mrs
Abbott This expression and the manner IN
which il was uttered, SO alarmed Mrs. A. that
she ran out of the room to call the neighbors,
leaving Morgan and his wife together. A Mr..
Willis entered the room first, and found the de-
ceased leaning back on the chair, and Morgan
standing few feet from her with the knife
with which he had stabbed his wife, still in his
body Willis succeeded in pulling it out, tho
he (Morganl tried his utmost to prevent him
from so doing. Others rushed into the room,
and on seeing the situation of the deceased VINO
was then expiring, asked him what ne had
been about! He pointed to the wound IN his
own body, and said Il have fixed myself too
He still kept his position, and to prevent his
doing further mischief, it was thought best 10
confine his hands, which was wIh much diffi ::
Guilty accompiished:-the agony OF his mind
and body seemed 20 have doubled his natural
strength. However, his exertion and the loss
of blood soon o,ercame him, and he became sc.
ry weak. When interrogaied on the subject,
he persisted in saying he was glad he had kill
ed his wife, and regretted that he did not die
instantly himself, until next morning, when he
became very peniteni. He acknowledged the
truth of the statements made before the jury OF
inquest, and expressed deep sorrow for all he
had done. He said the treatment OF his wife
10 him when he asked for reconciliation, 50
aggravated the wrongs she had done him, that
he was unable to restrain his passions. He did
not desire to recover, blu, hoped to die and be
buried in the same grave with his wife. On
Sunday, we understand he sent Tor the Rev.
Mr.. Rand and requested him 10 attend the fu-
neral Of the deceased. He is sill alive and is
able TO take some nourishment; but il is the o.
pinion Of the physicians who examined him
that there is bu, little chance for his recovery.
He doubtless aimed the blow al his heart, but
struck little too low 10 accomplish his object.
sThere is, we understand, a material differ
ence between the history Of this evenings ex.
cursion, given by Mis-. Abbot under oath be-.
fore the jury Of inquest, and thar given by the
watch who were at the place when she arrived
with the deceased in the carriage. and met
Morgan. Mrs. A. testified, If we are rightly
informed d, that no man was in the carriage with
them, and that she drove The horse herself
The Waterman says man was with them, and
after Mrs. Abbot and Mrs. Morgan got out OF
the Carriage he drove off; and that Morgan tried
TO ascertain who he was.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-04
From the DAILY Adesrtissr
CANADA.

We learn from Supplement to the Mon
treal Gazette, tina, the House Of Assembly oil
Lower Canada have expelled from his seat one
of their members, Mr.. Christie, from the Coun'
ty Of Gaspe. The House, in committee OF the
whole OH the third report on Justices oil Inc
peace, and on the petition OF Robert Christie
ESQ. passed seventeen resolutions, moved oy
Mr.. Valieres, declaring, among~othef things,
that he had Influenced The mind OF the Gov.
Dalhousie, by reports, against some vi the
members, prevailing on him 10 abuse the Royai
Authority, for the purpose Of Arbitrarily and
without any legitimate reason dlsmisslng the
said Francois Quirouet. John Nelson, X r rau-
co.'s Blanchet, from the Office OF Justice oil the
Peace, on account!of their opinions and votes
in this House; that by his avuwals and CONVEX
salion, he exposed and made public the odIous
motives Of these unjust dismissals, and that by
these means the said Robert Christie endeavor-
ed 10 degrade the Government, 10 excite feel
ines Of dislike 10 the authority Of the King, and
to destroy the confidence Of His Majesty's SUBJ
iects in the Provincial Administration.
"l5. That the said Robert Christie is guilty
Of high crimes and msdemeanors and is I'M
worthy the confidence Of His Majesy's Gov
eminent.
"l6. Tha; the said Robert Christie is guilty
of high contemp, of this House, and is I'M
worthy 10 serve or have a seat as a Member
thereof.
.l7: That the said Robert Christie be expel-
ed his House.
"Ordered That new writ do issue for the
return ola Knigh, for the County Of Gaspe, in
the room Of the said Robert Christie"
On Saturday Mr.. Christie made speech in
French in which he denied the charges made
against him, excepting wha, related to the dis
mission and appointment Of Magistrates on the
issuing of the Commission of the Peace for This
District, he openly ayowed tina, he had, by
command, prepared list Of Magistrates, with
the omissions complained of-far from recan'-
ing, his conscience approved Of his conduct
and, where he again placed in similar circum-
stances, he should, he said, pursue the same
course. He made an eulogium on the late gov
ernor, in reply 10 remark by the Speaker. o.
his having been recalled in disgrace. The vote
was subsequently taken on the resolutions
which were carried without division.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-04
AN ACT OF BENEVOIFNcr

We take pleasure in recording The follow,,
act OF true enevolence-suehi instance, of o.v
uine philanthropy are worthy ON ,ice. "
From the ~ ?. Commercial
New YORK, February, "a, 1884,,
w. l.. STONE, Esq.
Sir-l notice by the morning papers, thad,
nations for the suffering poor will be re,,iws
at your Office. The charitable associate,
that are engaged in these benevolent purur,
are unknown to me-therefore have iske,t,
liberty Of enclosing to you Sloo, which pI.,.
to hand over TO the proper channel for juri,
button, 10 be applied 10 those who are suH-r,,
by cold and hunger.
Respectfully yours, J.CRAN
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-04
SUPREME COURT UNITED sr,r,.
A.,n~ ~ "a Is

q
No. II. Charles A. Beatty. et a,
lants, vs.. Daniel Bussard, ct al. The a,a mpF'
Of this cause was continued by Messr.. 11' nst
lop and Key for the AppeIlees, and coreI Dsa J,
by Mr.. Lee for The Appellants. >''ss
Mr.. Chief Justice Marshall delivered II,
pinion Of the Courl in VIC o.
No. 80. J. Harper, Plaintiff in Error y, 4.
thony Butler. On wri, Of Error 10 IN. D NJ, AN
Court of the United States for the M;.,;., ;'e!
District. Judgmen, of said Distric, Conn., !!
scrsed,. aud cause remandeJ, with direclior, C
award venire facias de uo,o.
No. 70 and -. David English, ., :, !.
psliants, vs.. Catharine Foxali. THE srnno Mp
Of these causes was commenced BY Mr.. r.
the Appellants, and continued by Mr.. Jcp., H. T..
the Appellee.
Adjourned till Tomorrow II AM
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-04
Female Boarding School

MI RS. WAUGH wishes her friends and the nrbr.
lNl to know, that she has engaged the servicT, 4
Mr.. WILLIAM N. JONES, late of CharIestown, VIM,
He will enter upon the discharge of his professor
duties on the first day of April The friends and q,
mer patron Of Mr.. J. gentlemen Of dscernnen, and
high responsibility, recommend him as teachs, 4
rare qualifications, whose experience, professional
tainments, moral and industrious habits entite hint,
the confidence Of the public, and high rank anon,
teachers. 1t is deemed proper to say, moreover Sp
Mr. Jones will sustain the relation of copsrtns.,
the concerns of the School; SO that the Teachers d.
ticipating q common interest and responsibility vii
be equally urged, by the same strong motives, toyr
efficiency to their Office. The branches of edue.tu
taught in this institution, such to aFord yO
ladies an opportunity of acquiring either eOnuG
English education, or one more scientific and ca
cal They are Reading, Writing. Arithmetic, BOct
Keeping, Geography, Astronomy with the use Of tS.
Globes, English Grammer. rhetoric, Logic, His,o1
Drawing, Music, Natural Philosophy, Chemistry, h,
French and Latin languages, &c. For nformaionn
latve to the moral and literary character Of the teach
ers parents and guardians referred to the gents
men whose name are joined The terms are afa
low:-For pupils who board with Mrs. Waugh, ilS
per annum; for all others, from five to twelve dOlin
excepting such as are taught French, Music, an
Painting, for which branches additional charges AZ
made, to wit-French, eight dollars; Music (incIudY
the use of the pianno) eighteen dollars; Drawings
dollars per quarter.
REFEREES:
MRS. WAUGH's. MR. JONEsS
The hon. Judge Cranch, Rev. VIM. {. Walton
The hon. John T aliaferro, Alexandra,
The rev. MIR. Keith, Mr.. Ed. Hughes DC
The rev. Mr.. Jackson, Rev. S. fusion, Chi
Dr.. 7. Semmes, Town,
DR.. H. Pehke, Dr.. Lee Griggs, d.
Jacob Hoffman, Esq. Robert Working
Daniel Bryan, Esq. ton, Esq. do.
G Gorge Johnson, ESQ. Col. J. Hie, Jefferson
Younger Johnson, Esq. Col. B. Davenpor,t.'
R. l. Taylor, Esq. Rev. J. Ma'lhsIst'
Phineas Janney, Mr.. Robe PageFHt'
David Allen, do
DR.. Thorn p,ou, do.
marchA ?awtli
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SoMN House.

OWING to the comforts which have hth %E'Snep,,
u experienced to result from the soup esan, i
and to the continued nelemency OF the Ss.nsr,to.
has been thought advisable to resume u: :, tbs
for the benefit OF the poor. whose necess -SGp
time call loudly for the charities o. u. tne oeIoek II
will be given out this day from IL ti' I'D meal
Srs.d will b be- tS.nIas asInovledsedn sI
thing calculated to alleviate the dsre,'es Of .b.n.
digent. will be received at the Soup House,
il will be dispensed TO the best advantage
feb IL
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-04

WIDOW of the late Captain Iodgkin'on o. o. o a,a
w port, wishes to receive few gentee BChhp
FRS. application to be made to her at her resdsn'
On King street, between Pitt and St. .f'apG%fe e.
alexandria, feb ~
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Mrs. HOdgkinsOn,

march &
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10 Rent,
70 Rent,
For Rent.

Iwish TO rent for the pre;en' . y,.,
TIT the tobacco factory on Wsshlng.o%1'byJo
SsS near the sugar house. lately cccupee e.cuI,.
a. nathan C. May. The house IS We. - r.nt the
ed for mechanic of any kind. also wi'n smote
Ice.House in Hallowei's yard, and ls'ge Lutte
House on Prince.street, lately occuPen =! d;,,.f
Chamberlain. Possession will be gwen ~ ln'p %oOE
ELILh -
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Important to Farmers.
CuEAp NANI1RE

II HAVE on hand or 10 thousand bushels OF nr,
Il which will sell at the reduced price Of ~ ,s''
per bushel. JOSIAH IL DIV"
feb IS
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Notice.
4 PPLICATION will be made to the Pres. w.. -.
"A Directors of the Bank of Alexandra 'Ol s,o.,
newal of certificate for one share Of the s!TsI
said Bank, belonging to the estate OF R'cnNa,
way. decd. and which certificate has been c n,
lost. RICHARD hlp'"
WIN. WOOD,
Adm'rs Of D. Ridgway E1'r. Of Rd' "'S
feb IS
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THE STAGE COACH.

A paunch ofawful bulk before.
Which still he had special care
To keep well crsmm'd with thrifty fare;
As white-pot, buttermilk and curds,
Such rs country house affords,
Filth other victual. which anon,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-05

stage in town or village would excite no IN
usual attention; and consequently could occa>
sion no material interruption to religious wor.
ship.
IL, as Is believed, the House will concur with
the COMMITTEE IN opinion, that no restraint
ought to be imposed on the consoiences Of in.
di,iduais, by his force nf human laws, il will
presen an absurdily, If we permit to remain,
amongst our legislative acts, an express provi-
sion, requiring portion Of our citizens TO ptr>
form Certain duties on the Sabbath, which they
eon,cientiously believe to be morally wrong
The COMMITTEE cannot see why il would not
be equally proper 10 reqoirr. by law, our courts
Of justice to Sit on the Sabbath, and that exc
cutive and legislative duties should be performs
ed on ha. day? Would such law b. deemed
reasonable? Would the People approve OF it,
when j, nigh, drive from the puhIc service
many Of the abesi and most useful officers, who
would ! Bquish their stations rather than VII
ola;e heir "usclences!
So r.sp ctfuI was tnr Legislature Of Penn
sylvdnia 20 the copscif ntious srruples Of small
portion of the citizens Of Ia, Stae, ,ha, tine
law respycting The return Of her annual cleo
tion. to be made Oh Saturday, was changed 10
Friday.
The Committee conceive that all such cases
should hr regulstrd BY public opnioi, and
cont olled ny emergencies. withou any posi-
tivr lrgal injunction. ], is believed hat the
staiu," books contain no provision, exoept in
the instances of Postmasiers, requiring The
performance Of officiaf duty On the Sabbath.
L. conclusion, the Committee earnestly re-
commend The repeal Of so mue h Of the eleventh
sec,inn Of he Post ofic, law, Of March, Ie25,
as requires Postmastets 10 deliver letters, news
papers, SC. ON the Sabbath.
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susan and Jane.

the afternoon Of NewYeal' : Gay, vessel BY this
; name was brought into Qusn,ico Greek and moor
ed-the same evening she was deserted oy the Cap
tain who has not been there since Three days aft r.
boy board by name Levi Athey" called to some
one on shore who came on beard A.h y states that
when he shipped in the vessel there was only black
on board who slated that there had been free
coored man in her who had left her and carried III
the Captains chest Athey went down 10 Wades' Bay
and took III load Of wood for free col0red man by
name Bill Dye--On their way mp they met the Cap
tain who told Athty that he named Nohle Nar-
cum aud that halt of the ssel belonged to him. In
Washington she was deserted by the negro, who stated
that he intended 10 go on board the Pleasant of Alex
andrs.--The negro was called Phil
tIarcum was in the Three. Sisters when he met the
Susan y Jane. Phil left the boat on Sunday morning;
Ath,, says he saw him the Tuesday after in Alexsn.
dria.
IIarcum told him also, that Captsin Owens of We.
comico in Northumberland. Va owned one half the
Vessel After RETURNING. with md Landing Sill Dye at
Wade's BAY, for whom they ad carried the wood to
Washington, they up TO Quanlco-the Captain
told Athe, tha, he Was gong on shore to kill some
ducks-he left the vessel taking Only his gun, and
put the papers ct the vessel in hts pocket Tie fast
eiied the in " hCh he landed to fence extend
ing the water far from tie vessel, ard has not
BE- EN- since kear Of here "On h, stern is painted
s'Siisan Jane If W uIaco." Abbey in Dunn
tries and the vess. is Ii the Of ship msseI.
She L. schooner ct about twenty hve tons burthen
On board there few articles 1T provisions, &c.
The owners are requested to ONE forward, pro-
luce her papers, pa, char, IS and take hr away; O.
therwise she viii be disposed OF as ,he law Directs.
JAMES b T. THORNTON, Surveyor
i'm If of the Port oi Dumtries.
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vhoMas King,
MERCHA1 u TaIfo1:


King street, Jefsen ne Franklin n.t and Liy Hotel
VNAKES this method Of returning his sincere thanks
to his friends and the public in general for past
favors, and continues solicit The sane for the future
He has just received fresh supply Of FILL GOODS.
He will be able to supply all orders in his lire Of bu-
sness at the shortest NOTICE. and the most
BILE terms for cash. lie has hand al kinds Sf
READY MADE CLOTIiING--coats, pants,oons ar.
VESTS cravsts. stiners and fashionable collars. re6
and plain shirts general assortment Of &, mile menf
gloves, socks and stockings. He has OH hand 40
assortment of fashionable cloths blue, black, olive
drab and steel mixed do: also cassirneres, blue,
black and fancy colors, and good assortment Of sat-
netts; handsome assortment Of vestings; tonet and
swansdown veNets and silks; also, good assortment
of bang up and hunters cords handsome assortment,
of Tartan plads and blue and brown camble,s, an as
sortrnent Of fannes Of different eolors, handsome
assortment of fashionable buttcns, gilt, plated and
Steel and large White pearl buttons, for gentlenen's
coats, and fashionable black buttons; coed
ment Of calicoes; ladies' mocksons md shildr.n's
gloves. Also sgeneral assortment Of
LADIES & GENTLEMENS CLOAKS
Orders will be taken. which via be made up t. any
fashion with neatness and dispatch AZ sucl prices
will be satisfactory TO those VIE may favor him with
their patronage.
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For Sale.

4 LOT Of ground on Watershed, adjoining the
IN property of Mrs Guthrie, CONNIE ncing forty feet
To the southv ard Of Wostree being 20 feet on the
west side of wsterstrect, and running back 80 feet to
~ feet alley II is rendered valuable rs building
lot, by being paved street; but will be sold low,
early application is made to WIZ d. MUTT, y
jan % Corner of Prince and Union.sts
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Communicated.

. Mr. EDIToR-l am no 2ragmatick ckarac-
ter, nor m | disposed any eg ',sical
adulatons-- Bu' would say 10 your corres pond-
en-, rsquerbo" in vest rtlay's paper, blame not
before hou hast rxamined the i,rrh UNDER
slard firs,, and then rrbuke SYLV MUS.
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Lumber of (: ifferent kinds

II OGS and Girders of yellow Fire, 70, rs, 80, s.
Ia 49, as fee, long, from ; TO 20 inches square
North Carolina, inch, i, H. inches thick from IL
to 80 feet long
100 900 bes,cypress shingles
With general assortment Of Lumber and Lime
A-good supply of ROPE, of different sizes
Shad and herring tame
Cork wood and oars
Tar, pitch, turpentlne, rozin, &c.
feb S JOSH REWES DAVIS.
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Flour The news by the Gov Clinton. up to the
h OF December appears to have had but little effect
on our market-the wagon price closed in the eve
mnS At ~ s.. Sales were made from stores before
the arrival Of the mail at 81 6Oto7 Ga in the after
noon at So, though holders generally ask 623
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-05
20 Nent,

Delaware s S Carolina Consolidated Lottery.
vii sc drawn at Wilmington (Del on Saturday 7th
Feoruartt 48 nunb,ts. 7 drawn ballots. Highest
Prize IS 900 Tickets 4; halves 2, quarters /.
Virginia State Lottery,
For the benefit If the Dismal Swamp Canal COMPANY.
18th Gas, will be drawn ut Richmond on Wetnes.
da. 18th February. Highest prize $4,000 Tickets
SO, halves TO- Quarters S ely hts 50-For sale at
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