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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-01
For freight,
Steamer Columbia .


IvIE Baltimore and Potomac Steam Packet Company
i have the pleasure of iufor ming the public, mat
the above new and splendid Packet has commenced
her regular trips between Baltimore and the District of
Columbia.
es> The S,eamer Columbia Cap
4 tain James Mitchell, viii leave the
rS-sS=SS5R lower end Of Patterson street wharf
%s2SsE:1rSeSS3 on Saturday of each week, at +.
NJ for Alexandria, Washington, and Georgeto,rn Re-
turning, she will leave Washington Uednesday NOR
ming at o'clOck and AletGadra at O'Clock, touching
at tie following places The Potomac River, to land
passengers and freight both going and coming.
On the Maryland side: On The V1ginia side:
Point l. ook Out Sandy Point,
Piney Point, Bluff foint,
Coughs Lsnding lace, Bo,d's Hole,
opposite Judge Plater's. Mr., Walters.
near Leonard Town, Quantico.
Swsnn's Point,
Ludlow's Ferry, and
Mrs. Pies's.
Signals have been placed at each of the above p'a
res which will be hoisted immediately on the ooa'
appearing. ,oo,. L,..,o, h.v
The Columbis is upwards OF 400 tons ourtnen' nav
ing fro engines, and copper boilers She VIII, carry
from $500 to 1000 barrels freight, and accommodate W
the most superior style. at least 100 passengers for
speed she stands as vet unrivaied.
The propretors hope, by strict attention to the com
fort of passengers, and of goods to merit snare
Of public patronage
Freight as cus,omary.-QT AL baggage at the RISK
If ih, Owners. II. ROSS, Agent.
Baltimore, may 30-june -
N. B The passengers i'm the Columbia arrive sum
cien,ly early for the SIX o'clock Lines ON Thursday
morning TO Philadelphia
An arrangement has been made, by which the 20
lumba, on her passage to the District, Will receive
Messengers from offthe Union and Citizens Canal line
boats in the Patapsco. and also from The steamboat
MARYLAND.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-01
This is to Give Notice,

NHAT the subscribers of Alexandria County, in the
L District of Columbia, have obtained from the Or
Phans Court of said County, Letters
the estate of DEDRICK sHEKEL, late of the Coun.
ty aforesaid. decd All persons having claims against
said decedent hereby warned TO exhibit the same
to the Subscribers passed by the Orphans Court, on
or before the 30h day Of June, $780, otherwise they
may by law he excluded from all benefit to said estates
and those indebted thereto required to make
immediate payment. Given under our hands this 30th
June, 1929. CHARLES PASCOE,
AARON ID. HARMON,
MATTHIAS SNYDER,
LOUIS BEELER,
June 30--3t Executors
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-01

German Linens, etc.
Al Bales hempen linens
~ SO do domestic manufacture goods, for sale low
to close consignments.
june % A. C. CAZENOVE e Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-01
TO MiIlers and Millwrights.

4 NY person who may be about to erect mill where
~ the water fall would suit, may find il to their all.
vantage to purchase the articles in the brick warehouse
at the intersection of 4h street and the Canal the
City of Washington, they may be purchased at much
less than regular prices. They have been examined
quality and executed in workman like manner
They consist Of broad overshot water wheel II feet
diameter, with all the necessary accompanyngs cog
wheels, trundle heads, spindle, hopper &c. used IN
an over shot mill Also, pair of feet inch Co
logne stones, banded, and ready for immediate use
For further particular, apply to Enoch Arnold of
Washington, or TO GEO. JOHNSON
may %
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-01
PrOO0SalS

For New Paper in Georgetown, ID. c.
l., NCOURAGEn by liberal offers of support, the
IL subscriber has purchased the interest of'he pre-
sent proprietor of tie Columbian newspaper, printed
in this town. and proposes TO commence, on the lst OF
July next, The publication Of new paper, under the
tfle nj
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-01

Tea. Pepper, Hemp, etc.
vHNHls day landing from brig Mary Elizabeth, from
i Salem, for sale by WM. FOW-E x 10.
81 chests Young Tyson rpssu TEAS
10 10 boxes G %psss, the Summaries cargo
100 bags Suma,ra pepper
y tons ST, Petersburg hemp
90 pieces light Ravens duck
100 coils patent cortage, assorted sizes
8 half pipes .,,, ,,,s,r, Wine
eighth casksS
l-pipe Seignette Brandy, part years
half pipes : old
20 bales brown shirtings
Also landing from schooner Caledonia, from Boston,
81 hogsheads prime New-Orleans sugar
do do st. Croix do
~ pipes Sicily Madeira wine may 20
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-01
Cabinet Ware-NoonN a.,
Dyeing Establishment.

La criti9ue estdisee, mas Pnsf d'iEeik.
vUVTIE subscriber having returned from Europe, re.
l. specially uforms the public that he is prepared
to execute ali orders in his lire Of business with nest
ness and dispatch His assortment of the fash
ionable coors can be at any time, and he will
rant them to stand equally well as any in Europe
He will bleach Lace, Gsuze, Go. remove spot. and
iron moulds from cambria, linen, cloth, silk merino
and other shawls, without injury to the border He
coIors Hats so that they fade turn rusty
Leghorn bonnets and hats cleaned in the FIRST style.
For the accommodation Of his customers 10 WASH
ington, goods may be left with Mr. LsbilIe, Pennsy
vania Avenue, opposite the Panorsms, to whose adj
dress they V i'll alwaysbe sent.
P.J sALVETAT,
French Dyer and Scouref.
NIB One or Two boys would be taken as arpreu-
tees sag5
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-01
Grain and Plaster.

FuVHs subscribers have formed copartnershp, and
all transact business at Alexandria and Deco.
guam, under the name off & j.. d. Janney. They
invite the calof persons who bring grain for sale 10
.;tber ne those markets. .f..., - -.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-01
Thomas King Merchant Tailor.
Cotton Narn.

mo. NJ. JOHNSONi& Co. will keep constant, on
% hand supply Of Cotton Yam from the uarufsc-
tory at Occoquan, Va. near this place, bek they
warrant equal in gusitr TO any naEufsc,ulce urthe
United States, and will sell at the BaitiH ore price.
Counr, merchants are requested to cali and examne
the article. march 10
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'sFait quill faut, arrive &c quill pourra''
WEDNESDAY, Al0RN1Naa JULY q, $780,

Molasses, Rum and Cheese.
on Tierces New Orleans molasses
w 80 barrels N. f.. rum
SIS boxes Goshen cheese
Is do Sicily lemons, landing from schooner
Zillah, from New-York and for sale by
june l7-wR. LINDSAY, HILL & Co.
Mackerel, Rum, SC.
on Bbs No mackerel
~ 20 do. N E. rum
90 boxes behring's
10 bbis prime beef
10 do do pork
Received per schr. Trio and for sale by
STEPHEN SHlNN,
june II Janney's wharf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-01
Mackerel, Rum, &,
MoAasses and Wine.

Molasses and Wine.
q 4 hhds. Ribbon Cane Moiasses2
81 terces New Orleans do superior H""'"'
tppe (Napoleon) Madeira wine IS VS. old) 1S
do Sicily do do fE%5
quarter casks do do a Us old) }eaag
do do Malaga Sherry do gs
do do (HarIis) Port do )Sa
Landing from schooner Zah, from New York; all
Of which will be sold very low on the wharf
LINDSAY, HILL & Co
june II fWRl
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-01
NO. ae0s

Stocks, SC.
I WILL sell at private sale the following Socks
u 600 Shares Marine Insurance Company
IL do Bank Of Alexandra
% do Columbian Insurance Company er
100 do Great Hunting Creek
"a do Steamboat Potomac
do Little River Turnpike Co.
do Alexandra e Fauquer Turnpike Co.
do Smokers Turnpike Co.
do Washington Bridge
so do Fire Insurance Co.
Bond for 1887 so we'll secured by deed of trust,
and SIG. 500 of the Capital Stock Of the Mechancs'
Bank of Alexandra.
$4,000 to be paid notes endorsed to the satisfac.
ticn Of the President and Directors of the Bank Of
Alexandra, and $4,000 to President and Directors Of
the Office Of Discount & DEPOSIT, Washington
june IS GEO. WHITE, Auct.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-05-01

popular aud u more palatabie course. more popu-
lar, as regarded the persons with whom have
been accustomed 10 act, and more paatable to the
constituents have lost. lHear, hear!l " His
ego gratiora dictu ALA e~s scio, sed mo vera pro
gratis loQui-et 81 meum ingenium non moneret,
necessitas cogit-vellem equidem vobis placere
quirites-set mul,o malo vos salvos esse, quail
cunque crga me amino !uturi estis." Iheye con-
suited what conceived was best for the Protes-
tan interests and for the Protestant establishment
This is my defence against the accusations made
against me; this Is my consolation for the sacrifices
have made; and, if I may use the expression,
this is my revenge. I trust, sir, that the turbid
waters Of strife will now subside and be composed;
but il they should motif the expectations held
out Of the adjustment OF this question not full
filIed-if struggles, and contentious, and diheren-
ces arise between us, not upon artificial distinctions
End unequal privileges. and not content with equal
privileges, the Roman Catholics seek for supreina-
cy-wby then the battle must be fought for other
objects and upon other grounds, and am not dis
posed TO regret the change. Let the worst come
TO the worstihe contest will he on different grounds
II will not be for equal priviieges-h will be for
the predominance OF despoiic religion I saw.
sir, that we can fight that battle with far greater
advantage than this. II, indeed, my most gloomy
predictions shall be realizcd-if the more favora.
bic views that have been t,ken shall be found er.
roneous--if we find the Roman Catholics still
struggling for the predoninance OF an intoiersnt
religion, in making a stand against them we shall
be supported by the sympathy Of all other nations
The grea, moral alliance which now exists be-
tween the Roman Catholics will be broken; the
great authorities who have so often declared in
their favor on this question, will he with US, and
their support transferred TO side. In that fight
have no doubt that we shall be victorious, for
our success will be secured by the unanimous
feeling Of the country, demonstrated by the petit
tons that have been presented on this question,
and which. feel, are the real security of the es.
,ablished church. The contest would be inevi,a.
bly, decided in our favour, by the union of ortho.
doxy and dissent-by the asserting voice of Scot.
land--by other aid, if it be wanting. In such a
cause we should have the sympathy of every free
State, and the good wishes and prayers Of every
free man, in whatsoever cline he may have bee n
born, or under whatever form of government he
may live.-(Cheers.)
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-05-01
EOREIGN.
FROM THE PACIFIC.

BALTIMoaE, April 24.--The ship GuInare,
Capt Griffith, arrived yesterday from Valparaiso,
and last from Huasco, in eighty nine days.
Accounts had been received from Paita, of the
arrival on the 9th Of November, az that port of
the Colombian corvette Pichincha, under Peru
Wan colours; the crew having taken possession Of
the vessel, murdered all the officers, and upon
their arrival at Paita, delivered her up to the Pc
ruvian authorities. The Pichincha was fitted out
at Guayaquil, not long since, to accompany the
Guayaquilena 10 an attack upon the Peruvian Cor
vette Libertad, then laying at Tumba.
Extract q afetter to The Editor Of TIC Bdlti-
more Gazette, dated
"CALLAo, Nov. 2Sih, 1928.
''Ths last advices from Guaysquii bring us i'm :
pDrtaDt intelligence from bogoia, as we have re.
ceived copy OF a decree addressed by Bolivar TO
The intendsnts Of the various departments of CO.
Hmbia, announcing the end of their Constitution,
and the PRONUNCIATION Of new dic,a,orisi code.
The meansby which these momentous events
have been brought about, you will doubtless have
learned before this will have reached you, which
will supercede the necessity Of detailing 10 you
the character OF the despoIism which has succeed
ed the abolition OF the former constitution. SUI.
flee il, that Bolivar is at this moment in possession
Of power as extensive as that Of the Sublime
Porte, the Mogul Of India or the Emperor of Chi
ma. To what these things may lead, is not for US
TO divine. Time, all maturing time, will dispense
the clouds that lower over the political horizon of
the Continent, and bring TO light her future des-
ny. That after heroic struggle Of nearly a
quarter Of century, and sacrifices and sufTerings
unparalleled in the history of civilized nations, she
is doomed by tIeachery or power 20 fall into the
arms Of despotisn, is reflection that must grieve
the hearts Of the lovers OF America. The news
has greatly agI,aedt the public mind in this quar-.
. ter, and appears 10 confirm the Peruvisns more
. sleadfastly 10 their ds,rust Of the Libera,or's
principles. II is possible that the condition Of CO.
lombia may justify this high-haoded measure, aud
I am disposed 10 hope so.
The Colombian Vessel Of War, pichincha oil
lS guns, officers and crew have surrendered them
selves up 10 me Peruvian government The CO.
lombisn and Peruvian armies are s,ill occupyipg
their positions on Guaysquil and Puma, each OF
which is receiving augmentation, By the occasion
81 arrival OF small detachmen,s. The result OF the
negotiations Tor peace remains a secret; the ge-
neral expectation is that affairs will yield TO com
promise.
I ave have received information Of gross in
sult being offered 10 our flag by the Peruvian fri
! gate Protector, Admiral Guise, and The sloop OF
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War Libertad, in being repeatedly fred into by
both these vessels. The cause Of this indigpity
we cannot account for. not having received any
intelligence from the officers of the Dolphin--the
prudent character Of her Commander iorbiddirfg
the presumption, that he would. in any manner,
violate or contravene the rights ofblockade, which
they were enforcing in the Cult OF Quay aquil
The dispatches that have arrived from the DOL
phin, and which are supposed to contain an &C.
count OF the affairs, are addressed to Commodore
JONES' who is unfortunately absent from this place
and We are consequently left in painful suspense
to know the merits of the casc-it was to have
been hoped. that an insignificant cock boat would
have protected her from outrage, but have no
doubt that if upon investigation, circumstances
justify active measures, the Brandywine and VIM
eennes. will punish the tcmerity Of him, who has
dared to put forth finger TO macuiate the er,nine
OF our national reputation lied Gag.
Upon the intelligence Of Gen. Jackson's cleo
ton TO the Presidency, the city Of Mexico was
brilliantly illuminated, and public rejocings took
place throughout the Repu bic.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-05-01
NEW SPRING Goons

yMAyN.V. 8. V.dLENIYJvE.
as received by the Exit, Effort and Planter, from New
York, large supply Of handsome Spring and Summer
Gro de Inde., Gro de Berlin, and Gro de Naples
Black sad blue black Isli,n iu,trux
Heavy senshe VS. aud SsIsineits
Black and blue black maredne silk
coats and Pantsloons
Plain paImyrenes, beautiful assortment
DO batti,te and palmyrne bstti,te
Oriental piaids aod Nsukn Grape
3-4, 4 and Sd plaid and striped giushsms
So "A black aud white plaid do
hi large supply . OF IL fang" s so'd ssIieoe;
Figured and plain Swiss mu,Iins
Do do book and null do
"A & Ga cambria and cambria nusl.ns
34 A 4 5.4 plain bobinetlsee
Ladies' fancy color ed hank viz: de ooupe Gro
de Nap comets, sara'he dsmut, A,i,c, msra6out and
bous, all widths F
Lu,trns and satin ribbons, assorted
Pl.in printed and painted belt do
Silk aud wor,ted brsids and cords
Ladies' silk and cotton hosiery
Gentiemens do do and half hose
Ladies aud gentlemen. gloves assorted
lfish linens, lawns aud linen csmbric,
Linen cambria and imitation hdkf,
White Il black hobbinet wells, sauze do
White 4 cold Russia & French drilling
Black lasting, Pruneii. and eireassisn
Fine bombszinss and bombszet,
Plain and striped cotton jeans for summer pansloon
Wilmington .od Washington stripe,
Super yellow and blue nankeeu,
White d black sattetn and cotton cs-pnere
Black silk, Msrseillss 4 other vestipr
Angola cashmere and Union MIXTURE
Plaid striped and twilled done,tics
o, 4 5-4 apron checks, furniture do
Russis, birdseye aud table dispsr
Irish add Hu,sia heetns, dowlss and duck
DuraPs, ornaburss and hsmyen rolls
3, So blesehtd and brown sheetinr and ,hur all
qualities aud widths "
Tortoise d Brazilian side and tuck comb,
UmbreIas, peIssols and palmetto hats,
With great variety OF other goods comprising
ana complete assortment ~heb have been
psiy 81 auction IN New York, aud will be sold at very
Shosta Hill.
Msyi fts-s,
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Lana J0T Sufe.
a GREEABLYtoa decree of the Superior court of oh.n
cery held IN the :iy of Riehm 22ud
Of January ast, shai proceed SELL the highe. bid
Der on the premises Tuesday the 2nd day of June
ts not the nextsr day, credit Of twelve months,
the sSt Of land belonging 10 the of Reuben Howard
lying IN Hanover County adjoining the lands Of Ed
ward u Sydnor, Burwell Starke and James Andrew
nns one hundred and seventy aud quarter good
quality and well tmhered- the buildings Indifferent.
huy person wishing purchase will please apply James
Andrew, who will shsw the land. Bond approved Sc
euy will b. required Of the purchaser, and the with
heia I'LL paid JOHN BELL, ex'or Of
=. Reubea Howard, decd.
May 4. rs vlv
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CO.lrYENTION-

from he Petersburg Old Dominion.
At respectable meeting offreehpldsrs in n .
county ofPfince George, held on Saturday tlIe
25ih ofApril, Col. aHeD Temple was called 10 the
chair, and Col. u. Hath appointed Secretary.
The object Of the meeting being first explained
by the ch.irnian, In manner highly ctediiable 10
lu,ions were submitted by DR.. Robert Harrison.
and unanimously adopted
Where's il Is Tic opinion OF This meeting, that
they reposc entire confidence in the Intelligence
Of the ffeehoIders Of this community on ordinary
Occasions, and disapprove Of csucGssing generally
being calculated TO have en- improper influence
oyer 7ublic opinion, and direct {; IN an improper
chanae,--yei upon his tsa.y important & highly
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Trust Sale Of Land.

Trust Sale Of Land
way virtue Of deed Of executed 10 me bv VIM t.
80 morton VILE, aud John Morton 4 wife; shall, en-
Thursday the 3 Of May SELL on the premises, tbs balance
Of the f,ss Grove estate lying in the county has
tanning 3S9 about go Of which Geld in pines,
about SO acres recently which in tth Tor
toe,eeo the balance IN Forest the greatest part good tsbse
CO isndhe the occu.
pied by VIM L. Morton Co., aud large sranary and two
tobacco house'-Tbis 10 excellent Store or
Tavern.
Accommodating credits will be given the
terms mace known the day Of sate will sell such title
is vested only.
JOHN MARSHALL, Trustee.
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NOTICE.

Y Virtue of deed Of trust executed by James An.
- drew hearing date the November si7 for the
purpose therein pentioned shs Tuesday the day
Of June next, proceed 10 se public auctiou pre-
misses Tor SASH all that tract parcel Of land lying Hsno
yer County, containing 80 be the less,
80 much thereof will be sufficient raise the balance due
ecutivn Of the said deed.
only as is vested in NE by said trust.
BOWLING STARKE.
May.I ,,e
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1876
Sion fhe Thicf

Stop the Ihtef.
NfY stable broken open last night I2t,t MIL and
Ssk horse saddle and birdie taken ou-The horse bay
of common sze fSur yests old star ia the forehead aud
noted scar on his rgmP the hair being OF for some spaces
bove the root Of b. iaiApy person spprehendiur the
his OF giving any information Of tb. horse, hs be
well compensated. THOS w gOOOU
u. g. Msy 1864
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-05-01

SEom the NOh American medicti snd Surgical Journal
Men poeeine Regulation in Phiiadelptia.
TtHE undtTsnsd having been appointed vsoonsting Ply.
~ seiap under new ordinance Cf the Select snd
mon Councils, respectfully announce TO The Medical public
,hst 10 addition TO their other duties they will keep
supply e,b genuine Vaccine Virus Tor the
ton Of The pfcfe'on by provision in the aforesaid
diaanee, they sre obliged 70 furnish the city pfseope ara.
tuhcuy, which they will al ell times do With great pleasure
but owing 10 The great demssd for VIM, from all psi
country, 10 which FORM Their u5e position they will
fy he subjected, they have determined after free oou.u
ton with their modest fiend, torsquire small
zion Tor the eys trouble which they will incur by this arr
Application therefore, (pc'i PAID from any Part
Of the u Saes, addressed to eFr Of the
enclosing thse dollar, will with prompt attention.
DAVID G. SKERRETT, NJ. D.
No 1853 South Tenth street.
WM. CARLL BREWSTER, Nj. ID.
No. $50 South Fifth street.
We ebeefuiy sequieses 10 the shove plan sud have no
heson 10 stating belief Tbs, the duie. propo,e, vii,
be faithfully executed BY the Vaeeiusiins Psy,icisn,
Philip s. Physi,k, NJ u. Tbo,T T. Herson, d. ID.
N. Ohspmsu, NJ. ID. w Z umuer, M D.
Wu Gibson, "a ID. Henry Neil M. ID.
Tbo,. q. james, ~ y. y X. Mitchell m. ID.
Isss Hays, N. y. Tho.. Harris, N. ID.
mays' u.s. wsg
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-05-01

NOTICE.
HE Subscrbes retain their thanks 10 the public
~ for their liberal patronage Afforded the last
yeaI, at their Store Tavern in Oanpheil county, the
Road eadns from Lynchburg Richmond miles be.
low the former and below Hunters Old Stand In edition
former hou:e they have just completed their
building 10 good style, not inferior the road
NOW comIetey power traveller
miles or otherwe mud pledge Ourselves pains
bic.
1JTheir Sign, Spant Tavern, by John II. Piunteu.
A. e. J. H. PLUNKETT
Nay
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
IL persons indebted estate OF Jo,e oh E.d.. dec
"a requested orwa make paw.
ment as no further indulgence be siven those
having claims against the estate will bring them
order that provision, may be made for payment.
CHARLES NJ. HAMMER,3
JAMES STAPLES, Tx ors'
Buckingham, may 4. fi4-4ts
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PERIODICAL WORKS!
IL MASII

.1gent for The. fotiozring Periodical Works, ri.
oNIH American Review, published quarterly
L American Quarterly do do do
Southern Review, do 4,
Virginia Literary Museum, do weellv
The JuTist, or Quarterly Journal of Jurisprudence
and Legislation,
American Turf Register, and Sportsman's Marazin @
Museum Of Foreign Literature,
Religious Magazine
Library of Useful knowledge,
Do Of Entertaining do
The Caskct,
American Journal of Useful Arts.
Franklin Journal, and Mechanics Magazine,
Southern Literary Gazette,
Jones. Views of the Metropolitan improvements,
American Journal of Medical Scicnccs
Medico Chirurgcal Review,
And many others, of minor Importance.
sep 10
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+ N& Bags Havana, Rio and ST. Domin

Landing and for Sale by
DAVENPORT, ALLEN & Go.
TX Hhds NJ England rem
81 10 bbls gin
go boxes chrese
90 bbls Dun!ops Beer
$50 casks mills, assorted sizes
casks Sicily Madeira wine
90 bhls prime pork
10 do mess do
AND IN STORE,
- Khds n,olasses
10 do ST. Croix sugars
5 do n Orleans d.
- pipes Cognac brandt
~ do Hollands gin
10 hhds n. Orleans rum
10 do Antigua do
90 bags coffee
900 reams Wrapping purcr
1000 do writing d,
10 casks W s lamp Of,
goo boxes brown soap
POO bbls. No 3, macicrel
80 boxes sPermecet candles
so do talow do
50 bales cotton yarns
Shot, teas, Crehore's PLAYING cards.
Nails, white lead, &c. &c.
aug 1S-I0t