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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-12-15
AFRICAN Repos.

MOBILE, Nov. l7.-HealM Of the
City.-There is no doubt Of the occur
renee of death from case of malignant
fever, in our community, but we do not
believe there is at this moment occasion
for alarm. When we consider there
have been one or two hard frOsts, that
there have arrived in this city within two
or three weeks more than three hundred
persons, from the pure air of the North
and the ocean, not one of whom, as far
as we can learn, has been i'll, we cannot
bring ourselves to believe the present
state of the atmosphere is deleterious.-
1t should be remembered, too, that even
in the northern and eastern states, when
health generally prevails, there are some
times few cases of autumnal fever, of
type scarcely less malignant than our
worst fevers, and such cases may there
fore occur when there is no reason to
doubt the general salubrity of place.
The few cases ofsickness that now exist
in the city are confined, as we under
stand, entirely to persons who have re-
mained here the season; and If 1t be dan
gerous atmosphere we now breathe, why
is not it's action first exhibited, as is COM
mon, on the recent visitor and unaccli-
mated stranger among US? Alarm seems
to us, at least, to be premature.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-12-15
From the Taunton Reporter, Dec. 9Th.

MURDER.-Wc learn that Charles
Smith of this town, was murdered IN
Freetown Oh Thursday last. The par
ticuars as we have heard them are, that
Smith with three other persons, all of
whom were butchers and had their knives
with them, were intoxicated and had
quarrcllcd several times in the course of
the day. In the afternoon Smith was
killed by being stabbed in the side and
having his scull beaten and broken in a
shocking manner. The body was after
wards thrown into saw-iloom, and the
gate shut down so as to hold it. Two
persons by the name Of Braily 1T has been
rumorcd, have been arrested and com
mittcd to New Bedford Jail, charged with
this murder. Another person implicated,
is SAID to have made his escape. We
see no notice however, oithc commitment
of the persons above named in the New
Bedford papers of yesterday,
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Two R,.;o T;neuord Johnson and

The Brig Vineyard.-Johnson and his
wife, a white man, named Henry Brow
er, and colored man named George
Burke, were brought to this city on Sat
urday evening from Flatbush Jail, were
examined yesterday morning before
Judge Bets, as witnesses in the case OF
the four individuals now in prison charg-
ed with being concerned in the late muir
ders on board the brig Vineyard. After
their dispositions were taken and they
had entered into recognizances to appear
a. the trials, they were discharged.
Nothing has, as yet, been ascertalned
relative to the money which was buried
on the beach.
The statements in some of the morning
papers that two of these persons belong
ed to the crew of the Vineyard, were in
correct. The paragraph in the Gazette
of yesterday relative to them, was also
erroncous.-N. Y. Gazette.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-12-15

How TO GAIN RICHES AND REsPECTA-
BILITy. Gentle reader, would you be
rich and respectable, cease to look abroad
for sudden wealth "to pour in upon you
like the mountain torrent;" attend to
your farm; your shop, your merchan-
die, and your profession, and understand
ingly x diligently; know your own plan
and pursue it steadily, remembering that
ga rolling stone gathers no moss" do
your work well and in season.; sec that
your concerns are kept in order, and eve
ry thing fitted for what 1t is designed;
contribute chccrtully, and with liberal
hand, te objects of usefulness and I'M
provemcnt, regarding with anxious sol
icitude the interests of education, OF the
christian chul ch, and of your beloved
country; discountenancing, by every pos
sible means, idle and vicious habits, and
promote by your example, and with all
your energies, good conduct and vital
piety in the circle in which you move,
let no circumstance or exi xigency OF lie
make YOU guilty of dishonorable act;
in the short, bend all the powers OF your
immortal mind to the faithful discharge
of your duty to your self, your ncighbors
your country, and your God, and you
cannot fail of complete success; but with
the appreciation and smiles of approving
Heaven, you will secure to yourselves
riches and afllueDce, and the character
of an honest, intelligent, and indepcn-
dent American citizen, and cause your
name to live after you in long and ven
Grated remembrance
Licmperance. indeed is
a bride of gold; and he who uses it right
ly, is more like god than man; but the
English, who are the most subject, OF all
other people, to melancholy, are IN gen
cral, very liberal and excellent feeders.
The more honesty a man has, the less
he affects the air of saint; the atiecta-
ton of sanctity is blotch on the face oil
piety.
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|, venerable

FoRrurIcATIoYs. The venerable
james Thachcr, of Plymouth, in let
ter to the Editor of the New-England
Farmer, says, 81 commenced my excur-
sion Goth Sept by the wav OF New Bed
ford to Newport, where devoted two
days to the civilities of the family of my
worthy friend ID. X. This procured me
n gratiiyipg visit to the stupendous
Qualifications now erecting at Brenton's
point, under the able supcrntcndence of
Col. Tottcn. These works, of mile in
erieni, and most formidable in height and
strength, having been five years in prog
ress, at AN annual expense Of 100000,
II is calculated that in another five years
the whole will be completed, at the cost
of one million Of dollars, and will present
an imprcgnablo barrier against the stron-
gest force"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-12-15

The Boston Patriot says.-"Charles
Gibbs, the principal in the murder and
piracy on board Brig Vineyard, is stated
to have been born in Newport, r. J..
and to be related to former Governor of
that State" We understand he IS a
native of this place-but not connected
with the family alluded to
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-12-15
MARINE AS.
LIST. WsAS
PORTOF NEWPORT.
ENTERED,

ENTERED,
Schooner Minos, Dennis, New York; Rich
mond Packet, Willard, Tampico; Sloop Amity,
Lawton, New York.
CLEARED,
Sloop Victory, Willard, New York; schr. Jane,
Marshall, West Indies; Sip. Amity, Lawton
Providence.
Thursday, Dec. 9th.
Schrs. Swift Staples, Portland, for New York
IIalcyon, Anderson, Camden, for N. Bedford;
Joseph, Bessee. Philad. for Wareham; Richmond,
" lard Talnpico, for New York. Sloop En-
press, Gardner, Prov. for n. York.
Friday, 10Th.
Schrs. Nancy, Drnkwater, Portland, for New
York Sloops Superior, Barlow, Prov; Traffic,
Wallace, for New York; VIM Brown, Macomber,
for Alexandria; Darius, Baker, for Philad; all
from Providence.
Saturday, IN.
Brig Independence, Rugges, fr. Prov for Sur
rinam; sips. Empress, 1hayer, for N. York; AL
bion, Smith, for N. London, both from Prov. -
Independence, Goodale, Southampton; Albany,
Vars, fiI. Fall River
Sunday, l2h.
Schrs. Hope & Susan, Nickerson, Baltimore, for
N. York; Mount Hope, Wilson, Elz. City, for
Dighton; Wellington, Taylor, fun. NJ York, for
Prov, Rebecca, Percy, FIN. Vienna, for n. Haven.
Soops Alfred, Wells; Fair-play, TuttIe, fin. Riv-
er-fead, Mary-Nichos, Spencer, fm +. Green
wich, for Nantucket; Rose-Tree, Vaughn, fn.
Bristol; Deborah, Burgess, and Susannah, Bourne
from Sandwich.
Monday, 18Th.
Brig Fredonia, Swnsey FIN. Somerset, for New
York Sohrs. lannah-Bartett, Swift, fn New
Bedford; Freedom, Steeman, fin. Wareham
Agawam, Hudson, fin. Taunton; for Wareham,
Harriet & Eliza, Wheldon, I'm Prov. for Eliza.
City. Sips Niagara, Bigey, Fall River; Lucy &
Ann, Lawless, BRISTOL; Hamilton, Williams, and
Abigail, Phillips, both FIN New Bedford; Amity
Lawton, n. York; Aurora, Blightman, Westport;
Pilgrim, Barlow, Sandwich; Steep-Brook, Smell
Troy; VIM. s Mary, Hammond, n. York, for
Rochester.
Tuesday, IAN.
Schrs, Morning Star, Baker. for Dghton; and
Cordelia, Baker, for Prov. both from Boston =
James Monroe, Hall, FIN. Bangor.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-12-15
DE EATHS.

In Providence, on the 2sth ult Hannah Chase
aged 81 years-a worthy and respectable member
Of the society OF Friends.
In New-York Hospital, Edward Pendeton Of
Rhode Island.
AT New-London, on the Sd inst. mrs. Sarah A.
Perry, widow Of capt. Christopher Raymond Per-
ry, and mother of the late Com. Oliver II. Perry
Of this town, aged 81 years. Her remains were
brought TO this place and deposited by the side oi
her husband and son, on Sunday 5th.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-12-15
NATHAN HASTINGS,
LID ENG about to remove from Providence W
I'D sell at COST, his stock of

IA D ENG about to remove from Providence, will
Id sell at COST, his stock of
T. EARTHEN,GLASS 4 CHINA WARE,
Mahogany and gilt framed Looking Glasses;
Ivory, bone, and buck handled Knives and
Forks.
Brass, glass, japan, stand and suspendins Lamps.
Cut, painted and plain, entry and manu!actory
Lanterns.
Brass Androns, Shovel and tongs.
Double and single bordered Tea trays.
Britannia and Block tin Tea-Pots, Sugars and
Creams;
Together with many other articles too numerous
to mention. Country traders, nnholders and pri-
vate families, who in want Of any OF the above
articles, will 10 well to call soon.
Providence, Dec 3, 1880. lawlm
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-12-15

NNIIE subscriber offers for sale his farm in Ports
Il mouth, consisting of about 40 acres Of ex-
cellent land. Said farm is situated on the east
shore, about 81 miles from Newport, has thereon
standing substantial and convenient dwelling
house, together with good and sufficient Out-hou-
ses, all in perfect repair. The farm is known by
the name of the Black Point Farm, and has val
liable privilege for sea manure. For further par
ticulars enquire Of COOK WlLLCOCkS.
Portsmouth, X. |. Dec. Is, 1880.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-12-15

4 Arr. at Savannah, I'd. inst. Mary-Almy, Bur-
roughs, FIN Providence. Arr. at N. Orleans, nov
"a, Harriet, Cook, fm Prov. Cid. at N. York
10Th, Benz. Rugges, Waite, for this port, for
Marseills.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-12-15

many, ready and willing to patronisc this
laudable and praiseworthy undertaking.
For ourselves we could wish her abun-
dant success.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-12-15

In this town on Sunday evening last. by the
Rev. mr. Eddy, mr.. Edward Watson to mrs. Mer-
aba Burdick, both of this place.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-12-15
EARTIIEN Il GLASS WARE.

% n crates and package, earthen and glass
CIV ware, consisting of
Black printed dishes,
" - plates twiillers and mullins;
" " teapots, sugars and creams,
/" Z" bowls, jugs and tens.
Edged dishes, plates, wiflers and mullins.
Enameed jugs, bowls, teas and cotiees.
&C chambers, jugs, baisons, bowls, plates.
twihers, mullins, mugs:
Flint, cut and plain decantsrs, tumbers, wines,
mullins, cup plates, &c Sc
For sale by JNO. STEVENS & Co.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-12-15
.ADMI.yTS TRAITORS SALE.

AD.NL.NIS TRAITORS SALE.
WILL be sold at public auction, on MON
w DAY, goth inst. AT I O'Clock a. M az
The store of the late ANDREW V. ALLEN, his en-
tire STOCK OF GOODS, comprising a large and
valuable assortment Of fGROCERIEs. Condi-
tions made known at the time aud place Of sale.
SAMUEL ALLEN,
Newport, Dec. IS, 1890.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-12-15
HENRY POTTER.

" AS just returned from New-York with a
IL fresh supply Of choice articles, viz:
Goshen butter in whole and half firkins, to suit
families.
Goshen cheese-new lard;
Family f1our-fresh crackers;
Buck wheat in bbls and half barrels;
Fresh figs and raisins;
Dried plumbs-new Rice;
New pea nuts, shagbarks and chesnuts;
Fresh almonds,
Malaga, bunch and cask Raisins,
Smyrna and Sultana do.
Best Cuba Cigars,
Dried Beef
with variety Of other articles added TO his former
stock, which makes general assortment.
A fresh supply Of A l. f, from
the EAGLE BREWERY, Providence,
in bbls. and half bbls.
Dec. 8
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-06-04

take charge of the person and estate of said
Thomas Scott, alias Knox, at the rate of eight
dollars per month. to commence on the first day
of January, one thousand eight hundred and
twcnty-eight; which said pension shall conlin-
we so long rs the said Secretary shall be salts
tied of tho continuance of the disability atore.
said.
SEc. H. .1nd be u further enacted, That the
Secretary Of War h., and he is hereby, direct
cd to pay - the minor chilirca Of Cnilins iIurl.
bnt solder of the late war, their guardians,
such other person as may he lawfully author
lied to receive the same for the use OF said chill
dren, the sum of four dollars per nonth, for the
term Of five years, 10 commence on the first day
of January, one thousand eight hundred and
twenty eight
SIC ~. IND De Il farther caacied, That the
Secretary of Wan he, and is hereby, author
lied and required to place upon the pension
roll the name of james Royal. of Tennessee at
the rate of eight dollars per month, to be paid at
the same time. and IN the same manner, rs pen
sions are usually paid, tn commence on the first
day of January, one thousand eight hundred
and twcnty-nnc.
SEE Il ind be 1t further enacted, That the
pensions aforesaid shall be paid out of any mo-
neys in the Treasury, not otherwise appropri-
ated. in the same manner that other pensions
are now payable
SIC II. .3ad be II turtle, enacted, That in
all cases of the death of any of the pensioners
named in this act, leaving widow, such widow
shall he entitled to receive the arrears of PEN
sions due at the dccease of her husband, under
such rules and regulations as tho Secretary of
War may prescribe.
ANDREW STEVENSON.
Speaker at the House IF Rtpresen-
tdtiUcs.
JOHN G. CALHOUN, Vice President of
the IT, S. and President of the Senate.
ANDREW JACKSON.
APPROVED May %, 1880.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-05
CaAcinea Magnesia.

I'VE have received direct from the Maryland Che
w mical Works. supply of superior Cslc'ned Nag,
nesis made after the Kramer of Henrys celebrated
magnesia This magne.ia warrant to be as good,
if better, than the English, having BY testing the
two articles together proved this to be suPenor.-
We here offer in condensed FORM at half the price
of the imported, aperfectly pure magnesa and may
be taken into the delicate stomach without pro-
ducng the slightest nausea, Gan obec, often consi-
derabie with ply scisns) being rather pleasant han
disagreeabe tasted In the use OF the American arti'
cIe and when it shall become generally known, we are
satisfied will supercede the Of the imported es'
peciay as it afforded at the sane price and Is more
.ure in effect than the calcined masnesI IL
is put UP in bottles and labelled With directions, IN
convenient size for families retailing in country
stores or othe places where medicines are vended
Also, an assortment Of
COMBS, BRUSHES IND SOAPS,
Consisting Of
Tuck. side, long crooked, neck and pocket combs
Cloth, hair, flesh, nail varnish. sash TOOLS and camel
hair brushes
Ro.e. transparent, vsriegated and Windsor shaving
soaps. For sale by
sugu,t II WILLIAM LANPIHER Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-05
Fall Goods.

SyBARIEs BENNETT ha, received and offers for
u sale, ,cho!esale and retaiI-
Superfne black, Navy blue and ollvecloths
Black, dark blue and steel mixed kerseymeres
Fine blue and steel mixed sadnetts
LADIES' dark blue and claret hlbit.cloths
Aysricty Of milled drab cloths and kerseys
bale of very stout English drab and mixed do
Ladies' hoskin and York tan gloves
Gentlemen's English doe.kin titto, OF hrs quality
Flag, Madras, and company bandanns hdkts
Black Italian and English sewins.s'.ks, OF hrst q'y
general assortment of cotton, silk and lambs
wool hose
A few dozen of first quality ladies' black and
slate worsted hose
Cotton balls, assorted, from 20 to so
100 packs 4. A and SO, German pins, quality SAID
to be very superior to English
Rose blankets, heavy, full sized English, from s'4
TO 1874
Irish linens and diapers, Domestic goods
A general assortment of brown and bieacheo COZ.
inns amongst the latter of extra quality, iR im
taton of Madras cottons
case very stout 5-4sheetngs
Two bales domestic kerseys for negroes
A bale Of 40 No iinseys, very good quaiity
white, red, yellow and green aanHels
Superfne, q 4 and bed ticks and checks
SEINE THINE and SHOE THREAD,
sept %
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-05
Notice.

yryHE subscriber respectfully informs his friends and
tie public that he carries on, at his old stand. south
side of Kiog-street, nearly opposite the Mechanics
Bank, Alexandra, the
Saddle Harness, & Trunk Business.
IN I'LL ITS FURIOUS BRANCHES.
He tenders his grateful acknowledgements to his
friends and the public for the distinguished patronage
he has received from them and begs leave to assure
them. that with the aid of the best workmen and an
annie supply of the most choice materas, he VIII be
able TO render entire to those who may please
10 favor him with their business either by order or per-
sonal application
large assortment Of the following articles, wholesale
and retail, on the most moderate terms:
Patent spring saddles
Mems saddles, best quality, stuff Asps
DO do do plain
Do do common do
Ladies' do best and common
plated and steel.bitted brides, Of various kinds
plated and steel-mounted martingales
Satldle.b bags of the latest fashion, and common
Vesses and carpet travelling bags
Plated mounted carriage harness
Brass and Japan mounted gig harness
plated, brass, and japanned mounted earioie hsr'
ness
Wagon, cart, and Tray harness
Fire buckets and hslters
And also general assortment of
ELEGANT Hard Leather Travelling Trunks,
And great variety OF
THE BEST GIG u RIDING WHLPS.
plated steel and brass spurs
plated steel and brass bride bits and stirrups
saddetrees and buckskins, assorted
Buffalo skin saddle covers :,
Old saddles neatly covered w'th hog, buck, and can
l;n. and quilted at shortest notice.
Old saddles harness. and trunks OF all kind'' repafeo
the shortest notice. x.Ns ant
nov II
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-05
SUPERIOR OIL, PASTE. AND LIQUID
RLACKING

HAVING commenced the manufacture OF Oil, Paste
III and Liquid Blacking, the undersigned informs
the puolic morally, that they can be supplied either
by the quantity or single box or bottle In recon-
mendine this article to public notice, the subscriber
would merely Observes ,ha, the ingredients of which it
is made are perfectly harmless; and unlike most CON-
positions of the kind, tends in remarkable degree,
to preserve the leather-s the same time producing
components il NAV be applied to greasy leather nth
OUT injury to the gloss, and thereby rendering the lea
Their water proof To prevent imposition, the subscr
Der has ndented his name on top OF the backing IN
each box To country merchants and Others, who
NAV purchase to sell again, liberal discount will be
made D. ohn' A.
West side of Royal, between King and Prince streets
60 Alexandra, ID G..
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-05
Sugar, Yea, Coffee, SC.

Sugar, Yea, Coffee, &c.
81 DOUGLAs have just received well select
81 ed assortment OF -,
GROCERIES, Viz:
20 hhds and tierces sugar, of various quah'ies
as hhds. tierces and bbls mossses OF do
40 packages of teas, gunpowder' imperial ana
young hyson. Of fine quality
1000 lbs loaf sugar, of different numbers
90 bags best and common coffee
SPmESwEmbracing pepper, alpice, ginger
cloves, nutmegs cinnamon, mace, &c: ,.n,..
SPiRITS-French brandy, HOLLAND eih' 'SiiA'S'
Antigua, and New England rum
any, WsJNES~Madeira. Lisbon. port malaga, Sc.' some
of them very low priced. L.. ,,rvood f,st;c.
DIES-lndigo, copperss, madder' 'os"o0e'' 'u'''''
alum, &c ,,.,;,v
SNUFF-Leper. Garrett & Lorlla ,ss MscoAo starch
PAPER-Wrtng and wrspplnei ' ssS, Ssr lad
mustard cheese, fig blue, gunPowder, snos. Sa .hs'
brms,one salt petre, sc &c the whole Of which they
will SELL wholesale and retail on very 0aerA'e
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-05
Ain0say, HiM & Co.

Aln0say, hiAl y w.
OYER FOR SALE,
~ y hhds New Orleans sugar
~ 10 hhds St Croix do
S boxes white Havana do
80 hhds N. Orleans X w India molasses
10 tierces do do
2 puncheons old Jamaica rum
S half pipes Signette's brandy
half pipes Sicily Madeira wine
10 ar casks Marseilles do do
3 half or casks Olivera do do
10 Or casks Malaga do
IS barrels N. T.. rum
20 60 Nortons gin
10 do old whiskey
10 do mess beef
so do No 5 mackerel
10 do No shsd
100 packages TEAS consisting Of gunpowder.
imperial, and young hyson. in chests, half
chests, and BIB boxes. importation 1929
10 casks cheese
10 bags Java coffee
80 do st. Domingodo
IS do Porto Rico do
IS bags pepper
S do pimento
Is boxes brown soap
so do Windsor do
S do CASTLE do
10 do mould candles, Woodruff brand, 49,
SIS, SIS
IS boxes sperm candles
90 do Cavendish tobacco
10 do fresh lemons
20 reams writing paper
10 do wrapping do
Starch in boxes and half do
Chocolate in do
Sweet oil, cordials, pipes in do
Nutmegs, salt petre. race and ground ginger
pimento and pepper in kegs
Cassia in mats, bottles in do, SC. &c.
1000 bushels ground alum salt
5000 do Cadiz do
500 sacks fine do
nov 4-(W. r.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-05
New Orleans Packets.

,5s Having been engsgedin the New Orleans trade
SAksth our s:honners the TRANSPORT and the
'I>HtAGIONS BlRGE, during tie last season,
All Ncenng considerable encouragement from ship
pys We vii undertake TO keep both of these vessels
ntAfe IN that trade. The wASHISsroN's BARsy will
q VI 'eAness to sail about the middle Of january, and
NlE tune that efficient quantity to make it an OBJ
!S ~" say hafs cargo, offers at either Richmond or
NeNlifN, one Of the vessels will be sent to either
5'% save expense to shippers; orwhen such guam
2 should Otter as to make it of less importance. the
rtSe S'lb paid BY US to Norfolk In point of SAIL
" Ue'e vessels have proved themselves equal, if not
SOf to any IN the trade; and the masters shall be
wen as will be approved Of
r. CHURCHwARD & SON,
Norfolk, nov IS
= Inc Alexandria Gazette, Richmond Compiler,
49, ,ssSsIsourg Republican, will please insert the
> w The 18th December. and afterwards insert the
nent "~'N ''N' S'
u ~
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-05
Oranges
CHINA, Glassware, &c.

90 CRATES and packages containing elegant tea
49, sets, gold banded, "a peices. do lusre and
celtic do 81 peces, gold edged cups and saucers, en-
ameed India teas. very cheap, blue do cut glass tum
blers and wiues ring fish, FAM comet and concave pat
ern, China and glass cup pates gold edged plates and
ustre pitchers, elegant lustre Jackson pitchers, lamps
blue foot and blue fount, do button plate, blown and
Jackson paters, labelled and plain decanters, common
elegant glass DO blue printed Dishes plates, pitch
ers bowls covered dishes and bakers do, teaPots, SUI
gars, and cream edged plates and dishes, mahogany
toilet box glasses with glass knobs, do swing do pain
ted auted and tablet do, glass dishes; mouded square
and oval glass knobs, ribbed and twisted, do pressed
and square spndles. do plain with do Italian looking
glasses, draw do, stone pans and covers with variety
of other articles just received and tor sale by
dec % GEO. WHITE, Auctioneer.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-05
Cash for Negr0es.

WYE wish to purchase ONE HUNDRED LIKELY
w NEGROES, of both sexes, from IL to Is years
of age, field hands aso mechanics Of every descrIp'
ton Persons wishing to sell would do well to give us
CALL as We are determined to We higher prices for
slaves than any purchaser WHO'S now or may be here
after in this market.
Any communication in writing will be promptly At
tended to. We can at all times be found at our resi-
dence west end of Duke street, Alexandra, ID. c.
dec - rankin & ARMFiELD.