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The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-07-22

The loss of the Turks also was very great.
The latter were commanded by Achmet
Pacha."
The ITf;s Gazette of the 9th April, con-
tains the following article: Achmet Pa
cha, as we learn from the accounts of his
flight, stopped with the remainder of his
scattered army till the 10th (22d) of March,
on the side of the Adshur mountains, but
returned beyond them on that day. The
auxiliary troops, which were to JOIN him,
have stopped at Ardannish. The military
preparations of the Turks continue, and
every thing indicates that they intend to
oppose large force to us in the ensuing
campaign. The victory gained by Major
General Hesse, in the province of Ghura,
has made an extremely favorable impression
| on the inhabitants, and the present conduct
of these people is worthy the greatest praise.
A short time ago some of their princes
brought to the Russian authorities sealed
intiammatory letters, which they had re-
ceived from the Princess Sophia, their late
Regent, now residing in Turkey, but which
| they did not open. On the frontier, the
{ Natagians, remembering their oath, gave
notice of the intention of some predatory
hordes to make an incursion into our terri
tory. This timely warning enabled our
troops TO repulse the enemy"
| Frankfort, May "a. The last advices
from Vienna state there was rumor of an
Eruption made by the Persians into the
Russian territory. 1t was even said that
they had retaken by a coup de- main, two
of the strong fortresses coded by the Shah
to Russia. This news produced fuctua-
ton in the money market, spectators think
ing that the prospects Of Turkey were more
favorable. 1t was also currently believed
in that capital, that funds had been furnish
ed to the Porte by the intervention of two
powers who have the greatest apparent IN
terest in maintaining the empire of the Gre
scent, withent which, it was found difficult
10 conceive how the Grand Se:gnor could
provide for the enormous expenses his ar
maments must cost him.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-02

which might govern hiK for the passing hour About
aweek after this he remarked that the profits of the
establishment were small bis labors great, the
and rendered by myself less than ne expected and
that, unless sucn profits could be increased he must
III justice To himself request me To Telnquish my
share of them! 1t is needless to say that, my con-
tempt for the man. restrained me from comment
upon the character Of this remark Declining there
fore 20 comment upon proposition which, while il
evinecd the character Of the maker, ostensibly
founded upon what did not admit, & what he knew
To be false, the nsufiicency OF my own and replied
that, if the Unprofi able, the cause was
To be found vi his own injudicIous management and
that If his abors were disproporiiuiuilv severe
which did not admit, it attributable 20 the
want Of proper division LEirbor between us that i'm
an establishment complicated the pecuniary Con-
Germs should devolSe ofthe partners, and the
political on another that ! had more than once at
tempted to manage the first for which from edu-
cation and habit, was better qualified than him
self, but had often been prevented pctplcXed bv
his interference; that such Interference often conss
led IN his paying or receiving money, and execu-
ting notes or accepting drafts, out IF DOORS and
afterwards ueglccting TO record such traiisac-
tons, or to notify myself the bookkeep-
err whereby the firm was exp -sed TO loss and often
cal'cd upon tn pay demands without having provided
funds, which induced n protest Of its notes ami
acccpanccs, to the gren, injury off credit | also
objected against his expensive of conducting
the establishment, winch uld be rendered equally
effective on more economical scale; and particular
~ recommended the issuing of the tri.weekly Tel
egruph hut twice instead of thrice per eek during the
recess of Congress- which would accord with our no.
tice to the public, and to the partnership nearly
two thousand dollars. also particularly objected
against the unlimited employ of boys il, the print
ing establishments for he much disposed TO admit
~ apprentice, every boy whose parents or gunr
dian applied which represented Us injurious to the
firms for though due proportion Of boys and men
be advantageous ifthe boys be taken at long inter-
walls, yet, the admission Cf many raw boys at once
is expensive since years must capsc before they
acquire skill sufficient to afford profit 10 tAer
employers, and lncanwhiir, the time of experienced
hands is lost i'll teaching them and correcting their
errors.
This conversation terminated in arrangement by
which undertook the management; of our pecuniary
concerns, and under which we proceeded for short
Time, during which was frequently ANNOYED ny his
Ill timd III judged aud consequently vexa.ons inter
ference. At length, without ANY previous intima-
ton, received from Kim letter, which together
with my reply, shall he given i'll INV next communi-
cation. RUSSELL. JARVIS
Sent %. 1929.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-02
Richmond Theatre.

TIME Managers feel great pleasure ia Announcing
u to the Ladies and Gentlemen of Richmond. the
vslters AMI lis vicinity the alterations in the Thea
tire, being now completed, the boxes thrown back, TO
enable every person To Stage laid, and the
Interior OF the Theatre repaired q Decorated in the
most superb style II will open Saturday Oct. 3d.
with entire new Scenery. Dresses Lamps . nd Deco
Iations, equal in spsndour, to the Northern Theatres
The NJ nugers have spared pains, 90 C., pence IN
procuring the best Company in the U. States both for
the Stage and for the Orchestra departments During
the season, the first talent the country viii visit
the city and perform few nights each, the Thea
ire, and variety OF new pieces viii be brought for
ward Every attention will be- paid to lcnder the
Theatre both nstructing and amusing; and in return
the Managers humbly solicit that patronage which
on former occasions has been literally bestowed.
Price 9f .4dn,ission.-Boxes ana Pit IS cents
Middle Gallery 5o-Side Gallery 25
- To meet the heavy expenses incurred by enga-
ging STARS, on those nights the Boxes and Pit one
dollar.
Performance e0ery EUening during the Season.
The Scenery designed and painted by MIR. IIuggins.
Machinery, by Messrs. SyGr and Houston.
The interior Of the Theatre repainted and Jvcora-
ted by Messrs. Jefferson and Higgins.
The Wardrobe by Sir. Amermon, of New Yotk.
Stage Manager, Mr.. Herbert
Leader OF the Orchestra, Dir. Parnel..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-02
I9EAMY IS FH E3HWs.
PORT or RTCHyUOWD.
ARRIVED.


Schr Favorie Bcrnard days from Philadelphia with sun.
dies, To feytuI, Lancaster Dcnby Webb co, Bagwe
smith, OTIS, Dunlop * = Taylor, VI Mitchell, Cotton
Clarke, w Noting, Tripct &, Johnston PollrdS Son.
Brockenbnngh & & Cosby s. CO. King & Richardson W
VI Swoope Rogers Harrison, WORKMAN e. McGudcr, Bin.
ford & Brooks, ~ Nash, n Smith. Saryay Haowc1, 4
Levy, n Crcnshaw, Riche s. Cook, Miles g. Payran,
Swecny, q Sampson, e. Andrew Richardson, brig
Heroine, w ~ & Crane, - Walsh, | Ticbcnor, IL J
Myers, ID Jack SOIL i w White Barnes Belt, NJ Branch, G
Schr Cyane ROBINSON days from Neu York. with sundries,
10 Lucke g. Size Peytou, Anderson e Nichols, An
drew. Shepherd CO, Wckhdm, + Rust { Beck, G u
Mitchell Subet, NJ Wallhall, Worh1m e. McCTuder J
Smton, Kyle e. Cochran.
Schr President, Tyler from Alexandria
Schr We Three Hopkins from Work Eivcr with wheat,
Workman g. NcTudcr
sohr American Coaster, Lee, from New Work, ballast
Schr Meridian, Iugersol, from New York. ballast.
sooP Independence, Osborn, from AcsaudHa with suudres,
70 Otis, Dunlop &;
soop Erla, - Gom Petersburg with sundries, to II An
dc,sou q Sou.
SAILED.
Schr Richard, Corsrn, for Saugrrtles With coal
SlOoP Cardinal, Brooks, for New York coal aud 0Our
Soop Mary, Mathews for Norfolk, tobacco.
BOSTON, Sept 25-Cld schr Meridian Carver Richmond
SElr 26 CID schr Benj Valentine, Richmond.
moud
NORFOLK, Sept qa.-In Hampton Roads Bro
mon ship Hanscat, Ililkcn, from up James River,
bound to Bremen Also, brig Columbin, Shibclls,
ThOmastOn, DAYS.
Sailed. briggs William Wallace, Elmcs, for Baltimore;
Richmond Fabcns for Salem; Schrs Taller, Gar
land for Baltimore; Cicero, Weeks, for Falmouth;
soops Norfolk Packet, Nichols, for New York Eliza
Allen, Studloy, for New Bedford, aud Julia Ann,
Smith, for New London; and from below all the out.
ward bound vessels.
The ships Julian, Smith, and Incz, Pearce before TO-
ported in Hampton Roads, have proceeded up James
River.
Cleared. ship Incz Pierce Richmond; schrs En-.
ny Davis Davis, Petersburg Amapda, Bcdell, %.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-02
10 conclude 9th he .uDeicai Opera eC
ROSINA,


IL1RVEST BG-aF
With ell the original music.
MI Bcllgille, Mr. HeVe
from the Chesnut-stre Thentre Pi.adepi,;a) who
VIII introduce the celebrated song of The .uiasrel
return from The 1rGr.
Capt. Belylle, Mr.. Bets
William, Herbert ir
Rustic Wrnv
from the Chatham Theatre, New York;
LIST freshman, A. Dickson
end do Farrell
Rosina, Mrs Jefferson
Dorcas, Read.
PhG'bc, Miss Stsnard.
from ihe Theatre Trem-nt, BOSTON,
Lads y lasses by the company.
u Doors To be opened at o'clock, and performance
commence precisely at 7.
u 4 few season tickets for sale; enquire at the
Box Office of the Theatre.
"A rigid police Is employed
Il For the satisfaction OF the public NJ, are il,
ccd to publish the foTowpg
RrcnMOND, Sept Goth 1920
We have examined the Richmond Theatre, sirc,
the late alterations made by the present Managers
and of opinion that the interior of the building
has lost of its former strength, aud approve OF
the facilities given TO the audience. both Of seerg
and more direct aspect from the Pitt.
WILSON BRYAN,
oct 2 2t OTIS MANSON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-02


Shoes, Hats, DomesticS, Sc.
JACOB W. WEAVER,
"AS received his Fail Supply, and Offers for sale,
II a an extensive assortment of GOODS; cuinpri-
sing among them,
500 CASES SHOES-conSisiing Of
Gentlemens fine shoes, boots and brogaiIs, of tire
different varieties of sewed, pegged and nailed
Ladies morocco and prunella shoes and buotecs
Do. sealskin walking shoes
Roan's leather pumps, &c.
Misses morocco, prunea and scaskin shoes
Boys and childrCi's do. Of every vsr;erv
Mems common and coarse shoes md brogans
100 CASES HATS--co,sis{iR., II
Beaver, roraui. wool, &c
OMESTICS-cpasiSiIBg +
Brown ana bcaolI'd shrtings
Satunets, twillrd krrspys
Cotton yarn, &c. &c.
CARDS--coup rising about
90 eases 0i the WhttcmOre and Eastern brands
Paper, writing, wrapping, lelter and printing
Soal leather, shoe thread, shop twiHo
Trunks, vorn'sh &c. &c.
oct 2-co6t If
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-02

ON SATURDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 3,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-02

Another Fire occurred the i'll Ated ci of Augusta cn tire
DESTROYED
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-02
Memorable Day,

M ONDAY the 5th Of Ocf, viii DC a da Ione 90 b,
INA remembered "uiy b. the cianpso vofFseo.
dom but by some OF The votancs OF Dasne P,yl,,n.
Foi On nat day The drawing OF - 2,,d clars offbe
ID nal swamp Lottery, tskcs D. . when bars Of
goa ana SILVER 1mouuug ~ esq.,, ,. a. " one 'in,.-
drcd Thousand dollars v5l, he dat r;b,,,,.d ~ H. -
lowing suuls io SRI purrhasore. w SO 0cO S3OOe
> 900 81 ,zsU, s 100 OF ~ .DUO aud about 500
p'izc'of $500 each. &c "' ~
Tlikets Si,halyes =. gIsr,ess 81 For salc By
}. n. NASH
- RDcA., Ter s. Sst.5gsE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-02
asac4sOsa AaIRH.
THIS DAY.
SS OTIS, DUNLOP e. CO

by OTIS, DUNLoP 4. CO.
GROCERIES.
On FRIDAY the I'D inst ant Mt 10 O'Clock. will ~
sold at auction nnt commission sto,e, esncrst
assortment Of PRIME gro"c-ios,S Sc;
oct O. ID. g. Co. Aucne.
ADDITIONAL.
Niil DC added to our Gale THIS MORNING a
10 O'Clock ,
20 hads st. Croix and New Orleans sugars, wi'i-
out reserve
- bags green coffee, % bags old white Do
boxes and six barrels loaf sugar
ioo boxes soap, 100 boxes candi,s
Is cases new fur hats
10 plou2hs, safes
) doz iron wire meal siifers
pipes French brandy, pipes Holland Sin
hhds molasses, barrels lamp oil
20 boxes chocolate, 16 boxes caret wine
10 do Duddefs mustard indigo
'tunpow'der imperial and young hyson tefs
20 barrels country Gin, 80 casks cheese
doz handsome rush bottom fancy chairs
writing desk, keg manufactured tobacso
patent balances, 2 wheelbarrows.
STOCK OF DRY 9; e . e9' A"Sf''
.aT AUCTION:
IN MONDAf, the 10th inst. nj - O'Clock, win
be sold at our Auction Rooms without reserve the
entro stock OF House, declining business cornpri.
sing large and general assortment of Seesanable
Articles principally imported direct to this place
among them are large quantity of superfne and
medium Cloths and Cassimeres Lambs Wool HOSE
and half Hose, Cotton Hose and half HOSE. Ladies
Worsted Hose, Toiinet Vestngs, Cambrcs. Mus
iins Dome 'ties, figured and plain Book Muslins,
quantity of SILK goods, Sewing Silk, Thread Cotton
handkerchief Silk Fig do. Canton Grape, arti
Grape Robes and Shawls, &c. 81.
ALSO,
90 Bales German cznaburrs
> Id sail Ouch
90 do domestic shectings and slfstings
8 d rose blankets
10 40 Scotch oznaburgs
20 40 Dorchester bed tick
cases superiine blue cloths.
Terms at .ae; . d. & co. Auels,
ELEGANT CUT GLASS WARE.
F AZ .AUC7YOE
On MONDAY next the 9TH inst. at 10 o'ciefk
will be Sold al our office.
I'm f"voice OF glass ware, consisting of cut glass
lnmbers, decanteIs lce-cream glasses, rich pitch
ers rich cut fruit dishes and plates, wine glasses
flower vases, &c. &c.
Also 80 elegant liquor cuscs.
Oct o. D. 81 Co. Arct.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-02

4nlouA f PrOiuce and number Of Boats passed dozen
through The Lotoer Looks.
SEPT. 29.--42 hhds tobacco; hhds. stems; $40
bbls. honr 953 bus. wheat; 677O lbs. hemp; cords
wood % boats; Q coal boats; 1929 bus coal
SEPT. 1910 hhds tobacco: 5lj bbs. four $50
bus. wheat; 30 bus. shorts; 81 cords wood 2 rolls
leather; tons sand empty boat (smal) % boats;
9 coal boats 1867 bus. coal.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-02

AT THE END OF THE PLAY,
Bpcks Haze at ye ill, b. Nix. STANLEY.
AFTER WHICH,
The celebrated Comic Song of the Goat Blgct
Rase, in the character Of Virginia Negro by Nh.
HERBEaT, Jr.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-02
Ric0Is.

Sir Anthony Absolute Mr.. Herbert
Capt. Absolute Mr.. STANLEY
(Irosl Gs Park Theatre, .Ntig YuS)
Faulkner MIR Forbr.
L;roua tte Booery Theatre, .Tsp York.
Sir Lncus o Trigger Mr.. Dicksun
Cfiofn the Wct'nt 81 Theatre, PhilaSIph
Fag MI Bets
from tic Ctalhun T7raho .yt.e York.
DAVID MIR. Farrell
Acres Mr.. Herbert r.
Julia Mrs Hughes
IRON t'r Borrtry THEATRE Nc Fo,k
Mrs Malaprop Mrs Read
Lucy Mrs. Belts
from the C.rtihaUl 7EerGt, " Yorkl
Lydia Mrs Jefferson
he' pr; tagpeHrancs hr these gears aTui DIS Barker
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-02

ETrd'un-Iherc in Mr. Fi,z Gibbons alvef
Senen' Yesterday which was made by the compoor setting
1t, and not by Mr., Fiz Gib5on
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-02

Election IN .hanc-The State Elections in Maine
have been warmly contese ed between the jackson and
opposition parties. The votes of oil the towns for
Governor not capvaSscd but Tar us asccrtained
Huntoon, the Opposition, was a few hundred ahead
of Judge Smith, the Jackson candidate. II seems
pro5uOle that neither has been elected, "a ina
jorty Of the whole reqnred) many votes having been
thrown away. In the Legislature, sa1 Sackaonia7s
ciama small majority; likewise VIC believe, do
their opponents.
The Savannah Georgian, OF the eth inst. SAYS
1--WE are still blessed with uneXs IMPLIED health with
every prospect OF its continuance"
.Me,oS a. hrnd-The packet ship Napoleon was
below at New York on the afternoon Of Monday
Her regular day Of sailing from Liverpool was the
9th August.
John Wade who ahsconded some days ago from Boston will,
$500 which he had received Suffolk Bank under
pe,ence of being for the CZens' line Prov
dence has been arrested, and the money exception
d small sum recovered.
Flour and Wheat have further declined. Canal
Flour is now held at 81 75-City Mills So 25-nomi-
nal. Wheat 90 TO 95 cts.
Another Fire occurred i'll civ Of Augusta cr tire
morning Of the 9Th u' in which abou, thirty buildings were
destroyed
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-03

IL TOR etUt.t INFORMS the lnnabttants OF Alex
Ii andria that on the Gath inst. she will open
SCHOOL 49,
on Duke street, for limited amber of Young Ladies,
to whom she proposes teach the English and French
Languages scientifically. Ancient and Modern History
the
nc, Prosody, ANTHOLOGY, Composition, writing and
Arithmetic.
From her long experience in teaching. and perse-
vering attention to the morai and literary improve
ment of her pupils, Mrs ~ trusts she will be able 10
give general satisfaction 10 those who may favor her
with patronage. <-t
Information concerning her capability q teacher.
may be procured from the following gentlemen and Ia
dies whose children she hsd under her tuition during
her residence in Georgetown, d C.-Col. Marbury,
Clement SmitlE Jeremiah Bronaugh. Robert Getty,
Horatio Jones, John Abbot, Esquires; Mrs Chapman
and Mrs. Mackaii and from Daniel Bryan, esq Alex
andria, d.
Her terms MAY be ascertaned on application either
to herself or to Mr.. Bryan
Mrs Hagary solicts attention to the subjoined test
monials.-
Washington, .7agusi 5th, 1929.
I am well acquainted with Mrs. Hsgarty-I believe
that she is pious, good lady, and know that she is
well informed, and an excellent instructress.
JOHN MCLEOD,
Principal of tile Central .Acddemy Warrington. D. C,
Having had full opportunity during residence OF
many months in the same house with Mrs. agarty, Of
ascerainng the extent and variety of her literary at
tainmens, and her method and industry in conveying
instruction, believe her. in all these qualifications
essential to the instruction Of YOUTH to be surpassed
by no lady with whom have been acquainted.
PHILIP SMITH,
Classical Teacher, Wdshington, d. C.
From the many opportunities that have had Of
Judging Of Mrs Hagarty's requirements, have no he
station in pronouncng her to be Of the best qua
lifted ladies that have met with in her profes,
m he trJlIv said her he NJ ,dp
of the various subjects WHICH she teaches, far exceeds
her pretensions. JAMES ChDEN,
Professor Of Mathematics and Natural Philosophy.
august II ~ Washington, d. {.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-03
CalcineA Magnesiu.

INJE have received direct from the Maryland Che
w mcai Works. supply of superior Calcined Mag
nesia, made after the manner of Ienrys celebrated
magnesia. This magnesia warrant to be as good,
if not better, than the English having BY testing the
two articles together, proved this TO be SUPERIOR
We here offer condensed form, at half the price
of the imported, perfectly pure magness, and it may
be taken into the delicate stomach without pro-
ducng the slightest nausea, Gan object often consi
derabIe with ply sicisns) being rather pleasant than
disagreeabe tasted In the of the American arti
cle and when it shall become generally known,
satisfied it will supercede the Of the imported
pecally, it is afforded at the same price and
ure in effect than the common cscined masnesia It
is Put up in bottles and labelled with directions. in
convenient size for families retailing country
stores, or other places where medicines vended
Also, assortment of
COMBS, BRUSHES md soaps,
Consisting Of
Tuck, side, long crooked neck and pocket combs
Cloth, hair flesh, nail varsh, sash tools, and came's
hair brushes
Rose, transparent, variegated and Windsor shaving
soaps. For sale by
augu., IL WILLIAM LANPHIER & Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-03
Fall GoNAs.

(tHARLES BENNETT has received. and e6srs for
y safe, DhoieSale and retail
Superfne black, Navy blue and olive cloths
Black, dark blue and steel mixed kerseymercs
Fine blue and steel mixed saltinests
LADIES' dark blue and caret hibit-clo,hs
variety of milled drab cuths and kerseys
bale Of very stout English dir ID and mixed do
Ladies' hoskin and York tan gloves
Gentlemen's English doe kin ditto, Of first quality
Flag, Madras. aud company bandanna hdkfs
Black Italian and English sewing silks, OF first qly
general assortment of cotton, silk and lambs
woolhose
A few dozen of first quality ladies' black and
slate worsted hose
Cotton balls, assorted, from 20 to 60
100 packs 4. a and so. GermanSDin quality said
TO be very superior to English
Rose blankets, heavy, full sized English, from g.
to 1874
Irish linens and diapers, Domestic goods
general assortment Of brown and bleached cot
tons; amongst the latter Of extra quality, in im
taton If Madras cottons .t a..-.
A stout Sd sheetings
Two bales domestic kerseys for negroes
A bale of 40 No. !inseys, very good quality II,
White, red, yellow and green fannels
Superfine, "A and z 8 bed ticks end checks
SEINE IW I'VE and SHOE THREAD,
sept % .>r.-r .,..e .lge If
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-03
Steamer Columbia .

VVliiE Baltimore and Potomac Steam Packet Company
l. have the pleasure of infor ming the public, cat
the above new and splendid Packet has commenced
her regular trips between Baltimore aud the District Of
Columbia
Sza The Sieamer Columbia Cap
tain James Mitchell, will leave the
S&StE lower end of Patterson street wharf
SsIkSSesfSS on Saturday Of each week, at 5P.
". for alexandria, Washingfon, and Gemgefopn Re-
turning. she wleave Washington on Wednesdag NOR.
ming at O'clock and alexandria at O'clock touching
ut tie following places on the Potomac River 20 land
On The MarvLand side: Tn the P1ginia side:
Point Look out Sandy Point.
Piney Point, Bluff Point,
Coughs Lsndng Place, Bo,ds Hole,
opposite Judge PlatePs. Mrs Walters
near Leonard Town, Quantico.
Swann's Point,
Ludlow's Ferry, and
Signals have been placed at each Of tile above pla
ces, which will be hoisted Immediately on the boat
appearing.
The Columbia is upwards Of 400 tons burthen, hav
ing flpo engines, and copper boilers She will carry
from 500 TO 1000 barreh freight, and accommodate in
the most superior style. at least 100 passengers For
speed she stands rs yet unri, allied.
The proprieio1 hope. by strict attention 10 the com
fort of passenger and Of goods to merit share
Of public patronage
Passage to Washington 81. exclusive Of fare.
Freight as cnstomary.-T Ib'ggsgs At The RISK
of the owners. u. ROSS, Agent.
baltimore, may 3o--june4
NJ B The pssse myers in the Columbia arrive suffi-
centjy esriy Tor the fix O'Clock Lines on Thursday
morningt0 Philadelphia ~.
. An arrangement has been made, by which the Co
lumbia on her passage 10 the Dstrict, viii receive
passengers from offthe Union and C6zens Canal Line
Boats IL, the Patapsco. and also from the steamboat
Maryland. '''i'i' - IYi
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-03
EarthenwareshnA China.

DoBERT u. MILLER hks just received from Liv-
IL erpool per ships Pioneef and Boston,
l65 crates and hogsheads Of Earthen,0are,
China. tJc,-which enables lfm to offer an unusually
extensive and beautiful assortment Of goods:
English and French china dinner-sets
Assorted crates, in the original package
Rich cut pressed and moulded. glass
Pipes in boxes, black lead and sand crucibles
Portable cooking furnaces, stnnewsre
Plated aud japanned Casters sc &c. eo3w
u Genius of Liberty. Virgins Gazette, Winchester
Republican, and Woodstock paper, will publish the
above and charge r. X, NJ.
sept Is 49, t'f H''lf .i
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-03
Mrs. WaugM's School

MILL be re-opened on Monday the 3lst Of the pre-
W. sent month MIR. Townshend Waugh having
determined upon ressnng his place teacher Of the
public Lancssteran School, will henceforth cooperate
with Mrs Waugh in hers. august 25--d3tlaw1R