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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-21
Notice

SOtice.
VyHE proprietor, CORNELIUS MCLEAN, senior
wishes tn inform his friends and tho pul'c. that his
GLASS MANUFACTURE
will be in blast by the first of September NEXT and as
ms workmen are good and well selected, he pledges
himself TO make GLASS superior to that has ever
been made "a, the Washington City Glass Manuse,or!
and that he will attend all orders directed to HIM for
Glass of an, size thickness with despatch and care
here will be Agents selected in the following places;
Richmond, Va; Norfolk. do Baltimore, Philadel-
phia. New York, and Boston.
Washington City, aug 2l-St
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Re MnNNi.
FREDERICK FOOTE

sEAS removed to the Large and com nodious brcS
IL Store lately occupied by Mr. James EnEhsh'
here he continues to buy and sell AL kinds Ut Coun
Try Produce, and receive Flour on Storage
He has on hand and for sale,
5000 bushels i.Nerp"o! coarse salt
200 sacks fine blown do
500 tons plaster paris
$50 bbls No. gr S. behring's
SO do No l and mack
100 do Shenandoah whiskey, part old
so do old apple brandy
20 do prime old siad, put UP expressly tor
family use
With an assortment of GROCERIES. and a constant
supply of ,.,,y Uyoy,p
aug 2l-euSt
The Winchester Republican will insert The above
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-21

The Wagon price of Flour has varied but little
from IS lai for some days past, with no demand
from stores. The only sale that has come to our
knowledge, was one OF loobbls. manufactured at
the Steam Mill, branded CONWAY, of superb
or quality, at SIS Is.
The Market-Buyers now offer but $ Sc per
1O0lbs for Potashes, and sales have been made
at that price; Pearls remain at IS. A steady
business continues in Cotton at full prices chief
Iy to manufacturers.
On the Corn Exchange there are no material
variations this week; some 1900 brls. Peters
burg new Flour have been sold at S5a, as much
New York new at ST, and fresh at 06, Troy
fresh, S lsae5. Wheat and Corn have sold
freely at the rates of last week. The general
state of the market is the same as stated in our
review of Monday.-N Y. Jour. Com. .Aug. Is.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-21
Mons. &. NnuA,
Ersnrb Tpocbor Ut Jfrs Porfer'S SclOOL
Alexandra, 8 mo. 1880.
aug 7-eo5t&lswtlsiSep

FTellCh eUCNeT az IVTS. TUTeT OCNUU1,
DROpOSEs 10 open Glass To" the Young ladies OF
I Alexandria now attending that Seminary.
A separate Class for Gentlemen will likewise be
opened.
Nous Roux thinks il is useless TO say much OF the
necessity Of acquiring language whose character IS
too high to be overlooked by persons OF
lib ersl education: il is too well knoYu that it, beau
ties, niceties aud meaning. can never be well un
derstood il Judged only through the medium OF either
"prejudced or spiritcss trans al'ons."
of lis cspacity Teacher. Mons Roux will say
still less the pery kind and tao fattering testimonial
given of hin by Mrs Porter in her adv rscment COM
pes him to be silent on that subject
Private lessons si also be given to those who may
wish it, and who will make early application
For further information and terms, please to apply to
A. Newton. E,q Franklin llo.el.
NIB Mons Ruux teaches also the Spanish Ian.
ruaee. aug l9--df
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Public SMle

DY virtue Of a deed Of trust from Alexander LAM
ID mond To the subscriber. will be exposed to pub
lie sale, on SATURDAY, the an Of September nezi Al
IL o'clock, n. ~ on the premises,
f.. A TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE
EIsT and LOTT
EESal situated on Frank lin street, between Water
&sAsA and Fairfax streets.
Terms Made known al the place cfsale.
JOHN S. PRESTON.
aug 81 Trustee.
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SALES AT AUCTION.
BY GEORGE WHITE.

THIS EVENING. at early candllight,
WiLi be sold at WHITE. Autonomous, an extern
w sive assortment Of fresh
Dry Goods, HardUare. 8-e.
ordered tor sale without ii., consisting OF brown
b'eached ION sites, p'as stripes and checks, Rourn
c"saherc, hck'ngs, ca'icoes, M.dr.s hdkfs. bomba-
zettes and ~orsec stripes, buttons. knives
and forks razors, hles, awl blades combs blackihg,
bulet.head canes. etc. etc.
At private sale. sfew barrels Herring and hackersl
aug n
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Just vecciNe0,
Choice Wines.

nvuE subscriber is this day receiving, from the We
incity, direct from Madeira, select assortment ct
fin. HINES from the celebrated house OF J. Howard,
march q Go. consisting OF
2plpes
10 hog,aeads
81 quarter casks, and
i6 eighth pipes
Among which are the L" finest Grape Juice" Lon
Inn particular, burgundy, and Tints al Of uhieh he
offers for sale on the favorable terms. lie has ON
hand. of former impor'"u"n', VINES OF same k'"aS'
aug 10 49,, ~ ".ove on,.
t,h cnr two months, and send account ~ & j
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,NoNeY wanted.
Just NeceiVea,

JUst NeCeiNeN,
NNJ AKRANTED summer strained New bedford
w sperm OIL
Beef and Pork, Y. C,ty inspection
Tobacco. l.. kegs AMI 3o1..
Fresh Thonaston lime
Coarse and fine salt, behring's
First quality bacon hams
10 do shoulders and mitllhngs
f.. sale usual terms.
find on lHooe's Whayf
40 cords oak and pinswood wlieh will be sold low
to clear the wharf
A s,npiy of new wheat Family Flour.
Cash given for Wheat, Rye. Corn, and Flour, from
Wagons thos' Wv "'.','
Corner of Potomac strand aud Duke street
atty 20
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PennNMship.
MP CARPENTER

MR.. CARPENTER
ESPECTFUi l.Y tenders his thanks for the liberal
IL patronage ALREADY received, at the same 'imF
informs the Citizens Of Alexandrs. that no appli'
Giants will be received after Monday. the 21d instant
Ladies or gentlemen wishing 10 acquire free ana
elegant running hand, will please apply ON OF oeiore
that day. , D,,n,>,c
Mr. G. also engages render accounts BY dO"se en-
try familiar any gentleman (who understands eo'-
mon arithmetic) in the shor, space OF ~ lessons
Terms made known AZ the 'ihce.
M AIR C. has recently published SET OF COM
MERtiAL QUEsIiONS, highly approved OF by
Merchsnts FIRST standing; for sale at HIS office, or at
Mr., Martins Book Store Price one do lar.
aug l9--3t
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Ny. WeGderburn

for every family TO keep Them, and give then,
sr.ons of all ages, as preventive OF the tall
s treeg 10 e,e' They would find great saving by so
Sae, The public are cautioned against countsr'es;
ao me good qualities Of these Bt,ers are too wen ven
.nouu 20 require any thing more to be SAID on the
subject. - o..,aw
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BY GEORGE WHITE.

EOOk HWctiNN,
On MONDAY EVENING, the Esd inst.
IT my Auction room. will be sold q ,rtie Of nej
~ and valuable Boz KS, part of them received with.
in few days psst; embracing History Theology, Ply.
sic. Novels, &c Also Blsnhbocks, DAY books, jour.
nails. Ledgers, Paper, Quilts, sandboxeA SC.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-21

Pine apples, Sc.
ZOO PINE APPLES
J{BD 1000 ,nnsnas and flanlans
500 Cocoa Nuts
5buxes Of Dives
5 do Anchuvics
S do CaperS
500 lbs Arabian Dates
5000 Havana SeSars
50 bottles Lemon syrnP, a' 81 per bottle
Lines, domestic Lemons
rr,,nes, ltssins, fibeits, Palmnuts, &c.
lust received and for sale by
aug 20--St JNo Is hhrhonN.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-01-18

i man BY ht uams Of reliowes, in Wobufh,
tDelswsre0 lately committed suicide by a new
mode. lie placed barrel Of vinegar in such
manner on The steps of bis cellar, that u
must FOIL down: then. placing his head on the
lowest step. he conirived TO set the barrel going
and thus crushed bis head TO pieces.
letter from Holland, dated Nov. 2sih. ssys
" The loan in Holland, for the Canals in AM r.
lea, secured by three towns, (Washing ton
Georgetown u Ale1andiia) was full in few
minutes. The sums down In three hours, a.
mounted 10 erenietn millions Of dollars, IN ore
'h"n 1--we times as mucn as ~ns wanted.
Tho mother Of Henry Clay died in Kenutcky
few weeks ago, aged 30.
The Norfolk Herald says that Cotton con.
.inues 10 Aow into that market During the
last week about 1000 bales were sold in thar
town NJ . cen,s
The Legislature of New York assembled On
the 9th inst. William l.. Oliver was elected
President. pro TEN. of the Senate. and Ersstus
Root Speaker of the II. of Representatives.
A Mr.. Lowe born deaf and dumb. !. abou, TO
be called TO the bar in England. lis legal I'd.
oca'ion is said TO be good. and he Is an excel
len, conveyancer.
We learn from the Fayetteville Obsesysr ths,
we h'e ao'e and correct management OF the
banks Ia North Carolina. has gradually appre
ciaied that paper, until IL 10 now actually on a
par with u. $, Bank nores The branch of the
u. 5 Bank In Fayetteville receives them in
payment for checks On thr Northern cities, al
the usual r"ie Of per cent. premium.
On Now Years Eve. the BscleIors of Bos,on
gave Ball, which 400 ladies and GENT n
we're present.
machine has been lately invented in France
for threading needles. II operate. 40 cer,,;nIy
aud readily 'ha,c blind man may use il.
II is stated in AN English paper that, A.,
Edward Caird, OF Scotland. has announced
that the Millennium is 10 take place on the s5,h
81 February. 1892, NJ b5 minutes and 80 s.e
o"d' past II. Z. NJ. Quite minute and pnr,,cu.
lar In his calculations
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Fashionable Goods !!

GUPERB Gro dc Berlin Silks
- Camezeux Silk. an entirely new article
Blk Go de Berlin aud i's'ian Silks. first ordeS
An assortment OF Silk Fringes, 10 match
"A Rirh Imperial Freach Cslicors
Blk. Mandarin Grapes. finest imported
Silesa Brown .tiolIan d, warranted all thread
lie above. with a great variety Of other.
new Goods, have been received this week, and
az offered at very reduced price
MCKEE, ROBINSON & Go.
Jan. 49, II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-01-18
OBITUARY.

DIED, on Thursday night last, in The 47th
year Of her age, Mrs LUCY NEWHALL.
consori Of MIR James Neshall, of this place,
""d daughter OF Capt. Lew Kemp. OF Wealth
ersGeld. Vermont.
The tolls Of life, tho pangs Of death are DER.
Aud ca'e, aud pain. aud sickness are no more.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-01-18
SAS&sssss
pRoGRGss OF THE CoNyeNTloV

|
| Richmond. January 1--we can nov us.
the term "P'ogress. we think, 9TH gear
truth and proprieiy. Yesterday evening, the
question was taken on engrossing The consina.
INN and II was CARRIED by majority of eI.
ven y"ies.-We nope TO lay The adopted Con.
siluiion. on Saturday, before our readers.
The Proceedings Of the two last DAYS. have
been very interesting but we have scarcely "A
line this morning tn state thu resuI,. - ur.
M'dison' resolo'ion for rsopporfis,fag N.
representation every ten wars ihrosahaut ,h.,
Common ~ealth. with tbs Concurrence Of two.
thirds Of the Legislature MIR. clop,oo.
resolution FOR creating tnr.e members % sa
.fdrisory Council one OF whom 10 "a be TN,
Lieutenant Governof;-and Mr.. Green's r.solut
ton for dppori'oning our Represenfntipes ia
Congress, among ourselves. by. federal nun
bcrs. were adopted on Tuesday.
Yesterday, there sas much discussion about,
the beat meafa IT putting IN. new government
inio opere,ion--& finally. MIR. Cook = sch.m
OF organization wns laid over for d,,cuSsio,,s
until thr Constitution Itself had been sdop,ed--
AMI II will be decided whether II viii be M.
tNched by way Of schedule, or whether The oro
oess pointed out In III. act Of Assembly fealling
an extra ses ion OF the Legisla ure In tho sum.
mer,) 10 to be carried into execution Yea.
terday, also, very Important question WA
brought up by Mr.. Scott. touching the iadepens
dence ofibe Judiciary; and IL finally resulted
in the adoption ofa resolution, proposed By
him, which declares that no law abolishinp
my Gour, shall be co strued 10 defrise Jodge
thereof Of his Office, unless teo third OF the
members oil each House present concur
in the passing tber aof," &c Tho constitulion
vas thes ordered 10 b. epgittsed.
On MIR cloptou's notion Com mi,tee Wos
appointed 10 snparin,end the engrosing OF thu
draft Of the Constitution, with instructions.
tina, In the performance Of that duly they shalt
distribute the provisions thereof into ARTICLES or
such Other divisions or paris as 10 them
shall seeh mosi appropriate"--and tn ques.
Il II will prosabl, come on TO day, on its Gnti
adoption. Enquirer. y
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-01-18
A beautiful Stallion at auction.

10 OF 80 Negroes wanted.
/HHE Subscriber wishes to purchase from
! 10 to 50 likely young Negroes, Of good
character. chiefly young meD-ior which the
highest cash prices will be given ..r
SLTH WOODROOF,
at he Washing'op Hotel
sSssees ssss As+..=A-sst. ifs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-01-18


uI' The following are the ayes and noes on
sneroning the new constitution, which viii be
ooerlg, ifnot exactly, tho same on its final a
doption
AYES-Ncssrs. Barbour, President) Tones,
Leigh Taylor OF Oh. Gilrs, Brodnhn, Dtoms
goole. Alexander, 1oodc, Marshall oil II. Trl.I
Nicholas. Clopton. Mason Of S. T,ezynpi,
Claiborne, Urqohar, Randolph, Leigh oi IL.
Logan, Venable. Madison, Holladay, lien.
deison, Cooke, Roane, Taylor of Car, Morris,
Garnet. Barbour ofC. Scott, Greeu, Marshall.
Ihzeweli, Loyal, Preniis. Grigsby. Campbell.
Of Bedford, Branch, Townes. Marin, Plea
SAINTS, Gordon, Thompson, hisssie, Bates. NaaIe
Rose Coelier, Joynes, Bsyly. Upshur and Pes,
rin.-53
H0ES-Mcssra, Anderson, coRnan, Harri.
son, Williamson. Baldwin, johnson. Mccoy,
Moore, Boirns, Smith, Miller, Baxter, Sisnard.
Mercer. Fiishugh, Osborne, Powell. Grirgs.
Mason Of T. Naylor, Donaldson, Boyd Pen.
dit'on, George, Mcmillan, Campbell Of W
Bysrs, Cloyd, Chapman, Matthews, 0giesby,
Duncan, Laidley, Summers, See. Morgan,
Campbell of Brooke Wilson, Clayton, Saunders
Cahall aud Stuart,--42
On MIR Ciopton's motion. nm -ngrossine
committee was appointed, (viz Mctns. Cloo.
ION. Powell and Fnzhoeh) --snd to give iinle
tor angrossiog the Convention adj burned.
III BY the last accounts from Washington
we learn that the contested election beiweeD
Pryor Lea and Thos. Arnold, Of Tennessee.
assumed new sbepe.-Mr Taylor OF n. X
having moved 10 amend the resolution Of lhe
Committee Of Elections. SO ss TO declare ihe
election TO be- void. aud that neither tho peu
toner nor the sitting member 10 enttied 10
the seat, considerable debate ensued, which re.
suited in confirming Mr.. LEAFS right 10 his sea.
by n vote Of I4g 10 90.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-01-18

IL We have frequently noticed the blnndeis
of English Periodicals in speaking of the affairs
ofthis country. II is astonishing with what
sang foid they dispatch any question concero-
ing US, which happens TO be of importance 6.
nongh to attract their nolice.-The last No, of
the Foreign Reviei0 observes that Gen. Jack
son was born in the Canton Of WdrsnW, about a.
miles from Camden, in South Carolina" This
q place OF the existence of which the South
G arolinians themselves are wholly ignorant
There are such places as WerhaD and Winyat0
but We have heard Of no IparSdD except the
capital Of Poland, and as for { antons. we had
thought they were peculiar 10 Switzerland
The " Canton of Warsaw" is about the fourth
place which lays claim 10 The credit Of Gen.
Jackson's birth. Three more will give him a
right to rank with Homer
mr. The illusions Of CARO- might be misap.
nlied. and we must therefore decline publish.
ing his Communication.
900
A. Court held at The court house for the
Comfy Of Bote,ourt, on Monday the lth day
of January 1880.
The Court and members Of the Bar of this
county. having learned with deep regret. that
since the last term of the court, CALLoHILL
Myss1s Esq. has departed this life, & 'ee,ning
!, nroper to manifest their deep sense of the
early los, Of a man, who adorned his profession,
NOT only by his high talents, bat By dignity firm
mes, g. indepe ndence Il who afforded chad his life
been extended to the ordinary PERIOD the fair.
est promise of fstore usefulness.
:" Ressiued" therefore, as evidence Of their
feelings, that the Court and Bar, q the officers
of the cowt of this county, will wear Grape OH
their left arm for one month.
The Court then adjourned.
Ac opy-Tes's
FFvBlSENp WoLTz. D. r. 3 e.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-01-18

rTThe fate of our Southern Indians is being
discussed 10 the Northern and Easters prints
with great warmth and feeling. We think
reference from that quarter will do more
harm. tflan good, by exciting corresponding
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-01-18

sssfee Of Sbs,idaty 90 Ii. pant of Georgia,
tennessee DC. The Slate governments which
ere Interested in the settler ent of the CUES.
'lon, had best be left 10 adas, i, with the ieds
raj head, without aoy interference from quar-.
tsrs which are only influenced y their syupa.
thies for an unfortunate race.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-01-18

NJ The illusions OF CARO- might be misar
piled. and we must therefore decline publish
ing his communication.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-01-18

TeIL--The Jacksoniaus affected 10 dread
that the Press would be purchased sp and be-
come corrupt by Mr.. Claws changing some
lfdozen Publishers of the Laws, in four
years
Comment--Mr. Van Buren, has changed fifty
or sixty already, and forty other Editors be-
sides have been rewards with Offices and fat
saIaries-and yet no danger is dreaded. Ad-
mirable consistency
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-01-18

az tits said that Secretary Eaton's Report
is used in one of the Bali more Schools as an
exercise in false grammar We do not, Of
course, know whether the rumor is true or
not. but We see no reason why il may no, be.
II Is as ungrammatical as the Exercises in Muir
ray.-A Vermont paper says that its incorrect
ness indicates great genius, which dtsdains
such little matters. Quite cousoling reflect
ton, this, to MI. Eaton, but not very satsfac-
tory to the public
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-01-18

u Mr.. Richie dislikes the &" Washington
Correspondence" very much-so does Mr. Es
ton. Too many unwholesome truths leak out
by il.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-01-18

~ MIR. Ritchie has given notice, that he Is
about to =" touch the subjects of the dis,rbu-
ton ofthe Public Lands, and the giant road
food Of light from this source and we there.
fore hope that Congress will not pass finally
upon them until the Oracle hath spoken.
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~ 0Od-tU,tins

VDURSU tNI TO the order of the Honorable Willism
L Cranch, made in The case of william " ilson, an
nsolveni debtor, shall expose to public sslc Fair
fax Court House, on MONDAY, the 2lst day Of June
nert being Court day, at O'Clock, p. 81 ali the
right title and interest of the said William Wilson in
and to lease Of
A TR.RCT OF LIND,
granted on the 81 September, 1898, for the term &c
900 years. for the special purpose, and with the priv
Irge Of cutting the WOOD thereirom, either for the
purpose Of coag, any other purpose, at the price
Of thF.c pence sterling per cord The Tract Of Land
hch this lease extends lies in the county o Fair.
fax Immediately low The mouth of Difficut, and is
bounded partly by the Potomac Il is SAID TO contain
1902 acres. after allowing certain reservations
toned in the said lease. On this Tract ihrre is much
valuable Timber. Terms at sale
COLIN AUI d, Trustee.
d-Stawts
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BY GEORGE WHITE.
Superb er2,l Engrayings, Etchings, &c.

SaTURD.iY EHENING, ED Instant
4 7 his Auction Rooms, viii be sold splendid col.
~ lection Of
Fine Line Ener0vings, Eichings, &c:
Imported y Mr. Barker. Of the firm Of Barker e Co.
Publishers AID Prntselers, London. To attempt Civ.
ing description OF this collection, would far exceed
the limits of this advertisement Suffice it to say that
they have been allowed by the connosieurs Of New.
York, Boston, philadelphia, Baltimore and Washing
ton, &C. SC. be the finest in the United
States Several of the Engravngs after paintings
D, the immortal est; also after Copey and Trumbull.
the celebrated American Painters.
Among the collection viii be found "A splendid set
Of iogarth's Marriage, 'a-modc, same size Is the
original paintings, engraved by Earlum; Illustrations
to Boyd li's Large shsIespeerG; Dead Soldier. by
Heath, pfouf impressions; fine Landscapes, at
ter Claude, w lson, Ganesbornugh, &c &C. engraved
by Nouile, i. Norghen, Vnlpa,o, Be'tiiini, Muller,
Gsravaghs perron pradie, Porporstti. Gandof. Per-
f,t,, Nocchi, Willie. Beauvere' Brrt"lo2z, schavo.
Iett, Sir II. s'r.n.e, shsrp, Blown. heath. hddi
mn, Brpm ry, FHtcr, Hall, Esd"m, VAL Green, sc.
poruon Vi the Engravings viii be on The wall Tor
INSPECTION ir, ICo'cock, A Al. till IN the afternoon
Of Saturday, the day of sale.
A. private sale, number Of FINE SCRAPS, many
Of them from 'he English Annuas &C SC.
fuetion 10 commence at curly candle light.
may 10
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-05-19
PUBLIC sale.

DURSUA-T To deed Of trust executed BY James
l. English to the subscriber for the purposes IN,
in mentioned, wiii be sold, on " EDNESDiY, the
son day # June ncrt,
II TR.4CT OF LAND
Gssr lying in the county e Frederick, Virginia, in
Ssts M,n,s.ir's Gap on which, a valu bic Ne,-
- chant uiA Chipping MiA Distlery good
DuePing House, and other buildings and prov enens;
known by the nsIne of The Mapping MILLS
ALSO,
mo TIER 7h.1CT OF Land,
in said county, The road IeaNng from mohe,ter to
,iems' Mil, which there is great deal Of WOOL,
Containing
T'wo Eundred and 7wenty-eigM .cres.
The sale will take place at the Wrapping Mills before
mentioned, between the hours of IL and o'clock,
when the terms will be made known
NAV 4-3ulNis Il. TAYLOR.
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Earthenwnye inn.Glass, &c
ROBERT III. MILLER

ROGEhl III. VII LIEN
sHAS received, per ship Boston, his >prlns mpor;a.
I ton Of the above articles comprising very hand
some assert nent, at unusually cheap rates. Among =
variety of handsome good, he woui,s enum-rA,e
Pale and d : k blue printed dinner sets
" plates. Ash 5, C'c
{. ever, aud basins, pit
chcrS. &C.
Canton China. in dinncr sets and Nv The dozen
English and French China cup, and sluccrs and
plates
Cut pressed moulded, and plain Glassware, Yer.
low
Brouzed. mantel, astral, and shop Lamps
Rehccturs, Hall, plain. and Gu glass Lamps
Marbles. white al eys. black lead & sand crucibles
English and Dutch Pipes, i'll boxes
Porla5ie Cooking Furnaces, hoped and cased
with iron, Gc
m .n,s If i5erty, Political Spectator, Wnches.
ter Republican. Woodstock and i!arrsonbur.s papers.
will please insert the above for four weeks, and charge
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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-05-19
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Is chests Young iil son Tea, Suma,ra cargo,
70 half chcus5 of approved quality.
chests extra quality do
80 small chests Gunpowder aud Imperial do
20 lIhds ST. Crojx sugars
10 bags Calcutta do
50 do R,O cgilre
$50 40 Suiaatra pepper
half pipes Sicily Madeira Wine, Ingharn and
lOqrc.sSs [ other brands
tn casks
Ilalfpipes and qnrter casks Rico Madeira do
Quarter casks March's malrira do
50 baskets Devru's sparkling champagne
20 pipes } brandy, Scignet's AMI other
2halfpipesS brands
pipes superior Holland GIN
Is hhds New Orlcansrum
80 baskets Bordeaux salad oil
II tons ST. Petersburg hemp
200 coils cortlage. assorted sizes
IS do manila do
bs!ss Bridport shad and herring Irvine
Bales of sewing and shop DO
60O pieces choppas
Is bales brown meetings
Russia, rayen'ssnd halt duck
10 bales soft shel!edalmomds
80 barrels prime beef
700ca ks nail. and bra,ls. assorted lies
7SO sacks Livcrpooi filled sacks fine salt