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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-10
COMMERCIAL.
BOSTON MARKET-DEcEM

BOSTON acknowledgements G.
Ebm.-rhe flour market has been very dull
throughout the week. although the sales rather
exceed those of the last. but as the supplies are
much more than adequate to the demand, hold
ers have been induced for some descriptions, to
submit to reduction on last reported prices;
the quantity arrived during the week is $4,000
ba!s. The sales consist of tie following parcels
for export, 500 bis Haxall Richmond City
Mills, at So S-1cash,, this being 4 favoritc brand
for the South American Market, 1t obtained an
extra price. and 500 bis. City Mills. of other
brands. 5 IS, per cent Oft tpr cash; $50 do do
-, per cent DIST 1000 5lS. Gcnessec SO a
69!!, a lot of AGO bis HONard-street sold on
landing at 81 cash; 500 do DO do ) SIS do and
Philadelphia 90 cash. The market is some
"hat unsettled, aud quotations are partly nomi-
nal.
GrGii. The Grain market has exhibited but
iitlle animation this week. The arrivals are about
l6. 100 bushels Corn, two-thirds of which have
been sold al 81 a So for white, and yellow fiat
and Southern round Csc. per bushc!; a cargo Of
new northern sold at the same price, aud prime
cid g. 68c. Oats are scarce, and have been
sold IA m advance on last reported prices: Rye
remains the same, and supplies very limited.
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DIED.,

On Tuesday night, sA instant, Mrs. FANNY
CHATHAM. consort of Mr. Henry Chatham. of
this town, in the 10th year of her age. She was
tender mother and an affectionate wife. She
has left helpless family Of children to depore
her loss.
Her friends aad acquaintance are invited to
attend her funeral, This Eueniog. at past two
o'clock, from the residence of Henry Chatham,
on Cameron street.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-10
OIL, Iar. &c.

EE|lNrER, ftli, and summer strained sperm oil, BY
" the hoG,hesd. barrel, or at retail; common
whsle do by whole ,ae ret,i 30 bbls tar; coarse
anG nr salt, III sacks and loose; sperm candles; TO
bacoo. in boxes and kegs So. oak aud pnc wood
and bark, fooe's wharf, FOR sale low At other
places rBOS VOWEL
wanted, FlNXseed and Wheat, isr which The bes
cash price i'll be paid T.Y
rsc
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..That article is very dull of sale, and the
stock on hand NAV be 10000 barrels The two
first vessels have gone to the La Plate; the Mary
Ann tn Rim Grande; their prospects are uaprom-
isilg. Richmond Flour is held at 1871, but /, goes
of',owlv, and there is ~ doubt of the price being
lover after while. as several Gu, goes are daily
Q pectrd Baltimore Howard-street. of Old
gram hut good quality, Is equally dull at l6l, at
winch also "a lot of Philadelphia. of Ike quality.
J., held. The Gailego brand still has il decided
preference; not that 1t Is better than other Rich
mond brands. but as IT has been found for some
Years TO be more uniformly sOad than any other,
the demand for the cOastmg trade calls for that
only: and as LONG as the manufacturer rays the
same particular attention to that he sells for tins
msrhc, he will find support IN the preference
giisn to his brand; those people are not disposed
10 make experiments Of other while they find that
always rs good as they require. This market
hl, now become OF Importance to the m'iiers ot
the United States. and We feel 1t duty 10 OBJ
serve that although 1t requires long course q!
uniform GOOD quality to establish the reputation
Of auy particular brand: vet an occasional devia-
ton i ruin0us to its yepatainu AMI "a only Hour
Of he best quality is required their interest calls
lnutly on them not to sell og ship any other tor
,hi, quarter From Pernambuco To Lima. the
'ir ~ brand appears to have preference IN all
IN, markets. The reputation OF the Baltimore
wharf Hour has not improved in this market-it
i. generally dark; and the Aoward-strect has
b.: for some years 81 often hard and irregular
in .q9ljtv, from is being shipped of a varirty of
5ra-,iS Tat the dealers are always doubtful oil
AMI naturally Dr, Ter ,aat in which these objections
have hitherto no, been found. The quantity i'm
ported of other inspections is 50 inconsiderable as
% render remark unnecessary"
SN.N
Lieut. Youxc. Of the L. 5, Navy. WIN lost
BIS Iegs on board the U. ). ship Hornet. in May,
1899. has been appointed by the Commissioners
of Naval Hospital Fund, to the Government OF
The Naval Asvlum at Norfolk Virginia. Lieut..
Young is a gentleman of unexceptionable moral
character. aud well qualified to discharge TIC 'ia
ties confded TO biu.--P0tiSon's .7do
-rssae1e-
The b,diaa 2errifoy.-The correspondent
sf the Warren,on Cabinet states as rs'nof d
float at Miedgeville, that the Cherokees are
willing to enter into Treaty provided reSef'a.
tons in fee are given to certain characters; ina,
it is understood the General Government VIII
pay Georgia an equivalent in money; that IN the
event of this course being adopted, 1t has Deen
suggested that the reservations should be ser
we'd as the other lands and drawn for; but tha'
the fortunate drawers are not to receive
grant for the Land. but the proportion OF the
money that the land SO drawn has been valued al
Saro,nah Georgian,
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New 5aih.e. Navuess : ErWLk
Ii.YUF.4CIORY


,sxiE subscriber r,pe ctuiy Informs his friends Of
AIexandrs. and ,ls vicinity, that he has establish.
ed the above business. King street. a few doors
cast of Mcssrs RI Fitzugh's Grocery store, under
the direction and ,up-rntnndence Of ANDREW StLLI.
VAN; who will manufacture and keep for sale on the
most reasonable and made of the best materi
ais the following articles:
G.ntlemen's BEST upholstered, plain and common
saddles; ladies' best and common do brides,
lngaes valisses and saddle bags. of all kinds; best
black leather travelling trunks, and Brussels carpet
travelling bags har and fancy trunks and whips If ,'
kinds; bes, coach and gig harness, common do car
rol- wagon and cart do Together with every article
IN the line
In addition to the experience Of the conductor Of
the business. lie has procured The aid of workn an
frou, Richmond, Va. contn!ered one Of the best sad
ilers in the state, who int uds introducing the
WIRE SPRING SADDLE,
mproy cd BY himself. Cd i,de,) Which for durability
nd the rider and horse, IL far superior to any
spring saddle ever offered to the public
tien,lcneu are solicited call and examine the
model
ITOld work repaired at the shote notice. and IN
the best style All orders thankfully received and
promptly executed hoh iio D"i'
oct 5-dIwNeotIst Jan
me Les.1urg Genius Of Liberty. and Frederick
urg (va) Arena wiI' insert the above q. and send
their accounts 90 ". p.
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MARRIED..

On the 9TH instant. by the Rev. Mr.. Jackson,
JOHN H. MARBuRY,E Esq of Prince Georges County
(Md.) to Miss ELIZA c., youngest daughter Of
Capt BENJAMIN L. FENnALL. Of Alexandria.
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Notice.
Office Of the .2Iermdria Canal Company.

Office Of the .2Iermdria Canal Company.
EDLNAS Estimates fer WOODEN GU
4 nUGT, supported ons!"uepers. across the rot0m.c
Kver near Georgetown, to convey water for the Alex
anera Canal viii be received at the Gnic- e tie Cop
pan,, in Alexandria, uH;U Tie l0it day Of December
neal!
he width; AMI snuuiirgs Ct The River, with an.
other nee, >sln i.,rn,t,on. may DC oDtan,d al,
plicaiou, either person. or BY letter ad,r sscd TO
HUGH SMITH,
President If the Alexandria Canal Company.
nov 26 eUt20thbrc
(Aational Intel!;encer and Telcgraph.)
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a Mill fOr sale.

"a eAhaA Aot SnkCs
N VI about fit acres of bottom land, good
w prop rt'pn OF which is in heavy TIMBER
FINDING u lnconvenrent To manage such a property
at distance from the proprietor .fftr for sale,
THE MIL,
az formerly owned b, sr hnsore. on Broad
49, Kun, IN L0udoun, near tn. bridge, on lie
~ road to Georgetown MIR Kgorr made rs
Will very profitable to him and r, ased from IT, n
one year near half the ask for 1t easy annual
payments.
mere are two pir tf excellent Burr Stone. u il,
and ITS country custom is very extensive, there sg
40 competitor near. Unless sold by private sal, be-
fore 1EHRSD Y The Esd of the present month. It
Of ilc day. }. l.. McKENNh.
dec ; cots
The Charlestown Free Press will publish the
,bo,e Till sale
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kA((c1 I:ayc TCCtivcd from " ashingt0n, copy u
n, Srw,lL's Address, delivered before the
Washington Temperance Society. 1t is written
With the Doctors usual energy and good sense,
and details in vivid colors. the fatal effects Of the
horrible vice of lutempcrance.
%SsS
The In,elii5cucer says:-" The Legislature oil
Missouri met on the 18th uti;no, and. at the date
# onr priyatc aivices, had been in session more
hama week The information which We have
rccci,ed makes it more probable than before
thought, that Mr. Barron will be reelected to
IN, seat which he DOW holds in the Senate of the
United States. His opponents had cndeavored
:, hiring on the election at once, but failed. The
n,,tnoGcmcnt was considered an evidence of Mr..
Bar!on's strength i'll the Legislature. One of
the senators Also. who was hostile TO him, had
lied. and the Senator to be elected in his place
wnld undoubtedly he in favor of Mr.. Barton,
the district being decidedly so.''
<N]
The Missouri Republican, speaking of the
,ew Senator from Illinois, Mr.. BAKER, says:-
:. Governor Edwards IN the recess Of the Legs
lature. has flied the vacancy in the Senate of
the 4. States. caused bv the death of John Nc
Lean. by the appointment of DAVID J.. BAKER.
E.o. of Kaskaskia. The selection is a judicious
one. and in making it the Governor has shown
proper regard for the will of the people. as ex-
dressed at the late election. The political tenets
Of NJ. Baker are opposed to those OF the Presi-
dent aud his Cabinet"
The Nl.ipna, Gazette informs the public that
The article on B0,ks 01sd CWreaey in the num-
5,r o( the American Quarterly Review just pub
G,ned. Is understood To be the production OF Mr.
s,,LL,rlx. and will be deemed worthy Of his
g.elt experience, learning, aud persplcacity as
4 ancier, aud his Seuerai abilities as states
man and political economist.
-zSss-
b. the brig Arctic, Philips. at this port on
Tuestlay evening, we have received regular lilies
of Rio dc Jaaeiro papers 10 the 18th October m
elusive.
We have also been favored with the annexed
letter from Nnntevideo, received By toe above
yes,el:-Bai im9re An,eric0a.
MoxrEylpEo, October /. 1850.
..We have no alteration Of consequence III our
market. since our last respects. Sales of the orig
Mentors cargo Of flour from Baltimore. we're
closed at Si4! per bb The Susan proceeded
20 Rio Grande without breakin. bulk, and there
Is at present no Four Of good quality in first
hands. The SHIP North Star, arrived on the Goth
from Baltimore. principally laden lJh salt, winch
has been placed At 81. . per fanega ials arll-
Gle as welt IL lumber. Is locking up; the latter
nav be quoted at so m feet, inexport we have
no change to advise. Exchange On London Sad.
njaniua: Patacoons, III IL! rls. each; Doa5
looms, Spanish S2i S26; Patriot S24."
Eriuct ofa Letter daied
RIO DEJlNEIRo, l2th October. 1850.
..Sincc our respects of the ED ultimo. the fol-
lowing vessels have arrived with Flour:
Brig Margaretta, from Baltimore, 1907 brls.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-10

1--WE Annu,i Meeting of the Stockholders of the
4 Washing ton and ~ xai ria Turnpike Cumray y.
tor the lection ot Eve Directors Tr asurer an rk
W" he hrl at the Town Hail. on Monday, the a day
Of hnu'y J. %. LAnh.
dec -2aYtE Treasurer.
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ice Notice

DGDPOSAI.S vii be received at my house, on
L. PANE, between KinS ani Prince sireets, I'LL ~.
day, the 2d;h December. Tor cleaning all the paved
and unpaYed Streets Lanes. and Aiie's, within ih'
hints If the Corporation o. Alexandria, ior year
dec 6-Cot2lth Nn. FElICil, S. L.
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- .aHaaa=s
SHIP NEWS.
PoR" 0F .sLEKaAI9.la. "a. c

P0H . ~ 3LE~tihS!.hH { H.
ARRIVED, DECEMBER 9,
Steamboat. Potomac, jenkins, Norfolk.
Passed upior Georgetown Schr. Potomac Lead
or. Baker, from New-York.
Ship Hull. Crowel, cleared at New York for
thi. port 1th inst
Schr Erie, Spencer, do. do. do. do.
Schr. Caroline, Bayiy, hence at Norfolk, 9Th
instant.
Schr Hosea, Rsley. from this port, with flour,
bound to New York. put into Norfolk. 9Th inst.
with loss of anchors, cables. and part of the deck
load
SIoop Rising Sun. Howes. from this port. with
flour. bound to New York, put into Norfolk. 9th
inst. with loss 81! anchor and cable.
The Norfolk Marine List mentions number
of vessels. from other ports, as having put in In
consequence of the late storm.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-06-22

NOTICE.-Pursuant TO an order oil the Director, q,
~ me hNanns Navigation Company. notice is here
by given that sealed proposals will be received on Tues
uy the ON OF July next. at the Palmyra Mills in the
county oil Flmvanna, Tor improving the aviya,iop of
the Rivanna River from Woo rs locks near the mouth
oil said river to the Union Mills in the following
ncr viz: 1880
repairing the dam and locks at Woods and dee pen
log the canal. To deepen the ledge al Bryants lord
a canal and lock at Sunan s. A>hlias. A dam ami
lock at the white rock near the head o. i,man & Ash
Inns mill pond. dam and lock at Stranges mill cite
canal and lock at the Palmyra mills dam and
lock near the head of the Palmyra mill pond. And
dam and lock at Bernirdshurg.
For information "a TO the height and length of dana
length with and liz Of ocks materials and manner of
executing the work, any person disposed to
wli please make application, either personality or nv
letter to Hugh Nelson, President James Clark Nj
cholas H. Lewis, John p. Sampson or Dan'I f. Carr.
nrector..-Direct TO Hugh Nelson, james Clark or
John r. Samp'on. EvereitesvIe Albem ,rle: 10 Nicho
las H. Lewis or Dan'l F. Carr. Charlottesville. Abe
marie. DANL +. CARR
Sec'ry r. NJ Co.
u. Au
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Duo and kIENr1cKY LAND FOR SAL

hHlO AND KENTUCKY LAND FOR SALE
~ By virtue Of TWO deeds Of Trust executed to n,
by the late Patrick Hendren, Esq bearing date on the
Z3d day OF April, in the year 1919, and fret duly re
corded IN the County Court Of Charles CITY, we shall
rs, bidder, for cash, TO satisfy the object. of The
.aid deeds, the following property, to wit Twelve
hundred acres Of land, in the county of Union.
safe OF Kentucky, Except one huxdred acres part
thrreoi as reserved in the deed0 certain tract or
parcel oil land, In the county Of ClerInont State of
ONO, lying on the waters of Clover Creek, a branch
oil The little Miami The title TO the said lands is beliey
ed 10 be COOL but as we act as trustees we shall con.
vey only such title as is vested n u.s. Those wishing
20 purchase may, by reference 20 the leeds now in tie
Office OF Charles City, trace the title. The deeds will
be shownon the day OF sale. The sale will take place be-
tween The hours Of II & O'clock at the front door Of
the Bell Tavern ia the city of Richmond
John g. CHRISTIAN, }r.n.,
JOHN II. CHRISTIAN, ( Iruftees.
June Is 100 S.,oaI
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
June A..

=.
NoiICE Is HEREBY GIVEN 10 ths propiietors
v OF the Six per cent Stock, created in pursuance
on an Act OF Congress passed he 81 day of March
1913, that the Certificates Of the said Sock, amount
irg IN the whole to sir millions tour hundred and orfu
thousand five hundred and fffy sir dollars and se.
iee cents, will be paid the first day of july mex,
TO the propre,o' thereof their legal
or attorneys, duly con.ued, the prese n,atioa and
al me Loan Otbce where the same may stand credited
Notice Is further given, that transfer of the Ger
heaes OF fa,d Stock, from the books Of the Treasury
or any Loan Office, will be allowed after the frs, Ia
OF June next. "a'
And also. that the interest On all tho Certificates of
day of June next. s ID INGUAM
Secretary of the Treasury
hprl ll6-wtI.tJIxy
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EDICHMOND Observation-Disclosures are ;nyi1

lCHMOND HEATRE.-Proposals are invited
SO 10 be made to the subscriber Tor the purchase of
me scenery Wdrdro5e. Music. Lamps Chandnli,ys
FrfWes, now in the Richmond Theatre The Scere.
ry eniireynec, OF the best materials and xecu,ed in
very e,ed'an'e manner-Ths other property is such
as would be esteemed respectable in any like es.h,b
ment The rent OF the Theatre is paid up TO the l.,
gay OF Oclo.er next aud within the last nine months
.ne rouse mas undergone thorough pair, and ba,
been e. eaIy improved. All communications mus, he
made on or before the 18Th dav of July next
m ROBERT G. SCOTT, Trustee
. lie Editors OF the Baltimore Patriot, PHILADELPHIA
u ,. Gazette and N York Courier and enquirer are
requested to insert the above week till Ism july
ana forward their accounts 10 the Enquirer Office at
Richmond, for collection.
June Is. n-wt1b,bT,J,
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April l3.

gid UMFORD ACADEMY.-The second session n
me present year will commence ON the 18th July,
and terminate OIL the 18th December next The course
oil instruction pursued in the classical and mathcmat
cal departments of the Seminary, having been formed
from the experience of several years, sufficiently ex-
tensive to enable its students TO enter the Senior
oil any OF our Colleges with advantage The same svs-
tenn will be continued Mr. Kenny will direcIthe studies
oil me English and Mathematical department. He is
already known TO the public and the progress of the
pup oil his department. has been tested by rigid pub
Tic examination The peculiarly healthy and retired To-
CATION OF the Academy, and it, entire exemption from
auumna sickness, render it very desirable residence
Tor students during the approaching Session
VIM. HAWKESWORTH
TERNS-Board. washing and tuition for the Session
OF months, leach boarder finding his bed, towels can
dies, &c 800, payable in advance Tuition alone I5
per Session, payable also in advance. Students whe
arrive at any time previous TO the 18th August will be
'iahe Tor the expence of the whole Session.
King William, June I5 lILw5w
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PUBLIC NOTICE

as ,A@ e''y ias1S.: are ,s s:;'. e.
szs - ~ Western Stages TO LvncLh,,-
=, sc. leave Richmond ey,rv Mnn.'
rSs T"mssIsy 'nd Friday at s o'clock a. NJ and ar
SIN -, 's the second d'yby p. NJ, and At
"s 10 Hnnt'vilIe Nashville. SC. is connected Re.
turning, .eaVe Salem on Tuesday,, THURSDAYS and s..
"'uays AZ M.' and leave Lyncbburg WeJns.J,v.
ri,'"ys shd Monday, at a. M.-This arrsnssm;
WIN give The passengers iicient tine n, ,a., "
line i. cona .nkes on tn, Blue Ridge Mountain, This
e IS coDher'ed every trip by Caldwelrs lin, wh;.S
p'I p r,nc'sHs ana the Sweet Springs, connee,in~
'n rof.e, ana Be'den's line at the White SnInh,r
""cp runs TO GuyaDdotte on the Ohio Riv.r
zoe re rom Richmond 10 Guyardoue. 3s0 nil.
TTSn IL salem $50 miles, $i2--To Lvnebhn,.
Lyhchburg line. 'o'euuced on tho
unoI s na TO The We" apply at the Bar of the Uoo.
IAN baggage or property, whether b.,o,- =.
ers thereof ID , n,s ~ %, oi me own
proprietor Richmond and Salem Bo,'t.
S-mI2ts
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Be UNAWAYS.-Two slaves, Ned and John. be
IA longing to the estate Of the late Mrs Hannah
hemp, aosenied themselves from Richmond about the
ns OF January last and have not since been heard of
NED has been employed for years as Hack dti.
yer AMI Osler, and John asa house servant Tbev
are generally known by the cizsDs Of Richmond and
lie vicinity and arewsrd Of Forty Dollars will he psd
Tor their apprehension aud delivery TO Messrs J. & s
Cosby ct his city, 10 myself al Fredericksbutg-
All psrsonsat are cautioned agains: harborog or employ
ing The said slaves. J. CHEW, Er'Or of
June " S-w2WF II. RemD, decd
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-,on WANTED TO RENT OR LEASE

6t'on 'he ensuing year, aud a term of wears ,bs,.
Ter, small FARM in the vicinity If R;ch",n.',
lno' over 10 miles distant -or, the Adverssr uo,
p"Icnsse on tune; Farm, near some public Ros%
would he preferred In pnrcLa.s ea'p,1's,
run, more 'han JTfIity u soh-Ah ra,iy
ss s, Is Se,rs 10 order that every pove c ne.
sbe to w. insure eontort or profit may be made during
n ~ PIN yer. communications may be made ~
~ ~ psilo' E'q, through The Post Once a, RIs,s.
E s"u "nnes' No'towsy county.-Persons profI.r;os
i, -" e requested 10 state the number of acres, ouai
- ane Lsnd, nature Of tie Improvements nrie.
&c-No attention will he paid to sny ro,o,,.,,
SI'on' III winch the two last items are omitted.
&
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3ANVlLLE MALE ACADEMY The T,,,.,---
- OF In's Institution wish 10 employ Teacbs, a.
axe coarge oil the School, from the begnnine nS 10
Gay ~ July next. Persoas making annie IL "on
SITUATION must be able 10 furnish sadsfscto ,ssGa.
az OF 'r sobrety, aad good moral charss,er anJ II
srancbe, ~ rI 10 give instruction in all these
A. ."e " Educahon usually taught in Academia r"
nny ,nlofmalion IN regard 10 The School NAV he IA
Oh apple alton BY order Of The I}osrd "''S 10 "''
80 'V-"'' JAMES LANIER, see'ry
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-06-22

"A MATCH RACE, Tor $500. will bo run Al War.
"a Wick Courthouse, on the 9Th July next by Isaac
I. William Horse Brazen. OF New Kent, aud Jno A.
Jones' Mare Modesty, OF Warwick.
June 10 12-w2.s