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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-12-14
City Cofee House.

lie Business heretofore conducted by Hrsny N
IEMpIEMAN, at the well known stand. AEdoors
ueow the Bell Tavern, will hereafter be carried ON by
,ne subscribers. under the firm. of TEMPT EMAN <.
Glen. treat pains will always be taken &c, seiec,
and all other delicacies the season affords f
"e pest quality, and they will be served nm At The
toners. - "' QUIZ '"eir Gus
me bar will at all times be supplied with the best
tnat can be procured in the mark
Nihes OF every fashionable variety-Priva,e Rooms
rseo ana htted tor parties, and attentive and
oomging Servants will be in constant waitine.
The ProPretors trust that their unremttinp a.te,
"oh 10 business, will them the liberal
mage heretofore extended TO the Establishment f,r
which H.. ~ Tempeman would embrace the present
opportunity 20 return his sincere acknowledgements
HENRY N TEMPLEMAN
nov z3-Iotc EDWARD N. ALLEN
M RS. THOMAS HATCHER will oncn b.,
-, House u Frame Building south side of Cap
ao squared Tor the reception of boarders, by the
week. month, or year--aso, or 10 Members Of tho
ensuing Legislature can be accommodated. There
nave been some repairs and improvements recan,ir
made. which she trusts will render the ,ituo,;nn
comfortable CON, and desirable. She will likewise be
glad to board gentlemen who may wish TO lodge eise
where ;-Terms in each case very moderate
> nov Soft ~" "':t .ii' s
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-12-14

G. DIED In this city yesterday morp,up Mr..
SUSANNA GLENN IN the 65th year of her ape.-Uer
'iehus ana ocquanances and those of her son Thorn
D.. GienE, are requested TO attend her
r unera this morning, at 10 o'clock, from the old
nnP,s! Meeting House withou. further inv alton
- DIED--ln this City at the residence of Thomas
II Drew, on Friday last, VIRGINIA r. HARR.sur,
Esq Of Cumberland county
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-12-14
WHITE MULBERRY TREES

E'HE subscribeT has for sale at his farm miles
above Richmond the trees years old any rea.
sonable quantity of the genuine Morus Alba, or while
Italian Mulberry Trees and as the season is now an
preaching IN which they may be transplancd he il
desr@us of receiving orders from as MANY as
may be IN want of the article; and as he is well sas
he'd that the SIR culture must be one oftbe most nro
htable branches the agrcuurist can turn his alton
ton to- he hopes to be the means of their extensive
distribution through the State. Fhey will be sold ON
reasonable terms, by the hundred or otherwise dev
cradle in Richmond within any reasonable dist sne
thereof + W. SMI,TII :
Borders may be left at Scott e. Smiths. E
street, Richmond. oct l-ea,,,fF. =.
WILLIAM AND MARY COLLEGE :.
~ Office Is given for the informa ton of the can.
Y dldates for the vacant Professorship of Matbe
mates IN this institution and of the public in renera
that the visitors and governors have not vet had
meeting, nor is it probable they will meet until the
regSlar annual meeting the 9TH of july
The public has already been informed by the Rev
a. Empic, President ofthe College, that the duties Of
the vacant Professorshp will be DISCHARGED bv The
Professor of Natural Philosophy and Chemistry nm
III the vacancy is filled.
~ JOHN PAGE, Rector.
" Inc Editors who published the other adver
tisements, viii give the above two insertions. and
send their accounts to the Editors of the Ricbmond
!1,InIIeI LoI FeHieInent' dec 7--3t
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-12-14
By D-aTEMPoRT, .qLLE.v & "a
DRY GOODS

DRY GOODS.
Oh w WEDNESDAY next, 18th inst a, 10 oclooL
Ut our Auc.ion Rooms. general assortment of M
nestle and imported Dry Goods--among which ~.
Super blur, black drab and olive brondclontis
and cassimeres
Black mixed and fancy colo, ed sattnc,s
Rose dn
Calicoes, extra quality
Jaconet combrics
Striped and figured Valenca sbauIs
Prussia do
Sd Merino cashmere shdwls
Verona hdkfs
Super heavy 5 silk fla og hdkf,
Beaver gloves
h h facny boxes containing perfumcry
buttons of various qualities &c &c
. and brown domestic goods
dec 13 n e. ~
GRocERIESs. s. " Co. A"''s'
On THURSDAY, the 10th instant, at boIcoos, m
o clock, Will be sold ut Auction Store
20 hhds ST Crox sugar
10 do Porto Rico do
Is do New Orleans do
Is bbls Brazil do
90 bags Java coffee
20 caty boxes gunpowder and imperial tea
10 90 d" young byson do
81 o6lS. tall caught mackerel No.
70 do No l behring's
Is do mess shad
! pipes Cognac brandy. old, and warranted
genuine
half do Sicily Madeira wine
90 or. casks Marseies do
hhds Antique rum
do Jamaica do
90 casks cheese
90 boxes brown soap
so DO candles
100 reams cap paper
81 do wrapping paper
haislns. cider bed cords, plough lines in
digo, &c. d. A & CO Aucts
ADDITIUNAL.
WiIl be added to our sale on Tiur,,
o,ooo lbs country cured bacon hoes round
20 hrkins mountain butter
tons country iron
500 plough muulds
SO sacks Liverpool filled salt
ueC 10 ID. A & co kuo,.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-12-14

A'HE subscribers will continue to keep on hand
supply of John Dealsvne's improved Freeborn
ana Barshare Ploughs which they will sell at the
lowest rates TIE ploughs made by Mr. De- have
cast IRON mould boards. with wrought shrcrs pointed
with steel JNO. v WI, cox. Jr g. 'CO
oct ts-2awfsc
YOULE'S SHOT q HAXALLS NAILS
A constant supply of both for sale at factory
prices, by OTIS, DUNLOP g. co. =
dec f3--St
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-12-14
NOTICE.

IL.
A Jur. Martin Baker intends rernoviro ia ,I,o
IN upper country, will rent for one vcar
az public auction, on the premises on the 15tb
day OF December, of ~ o'clock NJ that VOL
known stand as q TAVERN. at Bacon Quar-
Ter Branch, with an excellent spring Of water With
IN fifteen feet Of the door.-'Thero is attached to
the tavern, all the meadow, which is We productive
we believe we can with confidence that he cro,
OF hay aud oats which can be raised on it, is vvor,,
not less than three hundred and fifty dollars wear
there are two houses, front and back which afford
a plenty OF room-tic meadow is enclosed with .
plank fence; with good stable, grauarv &c
CLEVEARS BAKE Err, } Executors Of
WIN BAKER, AND Martin Hs
MARTIN BAKER, J ker. deed.
dec 4-2tc 4d "
TO the Planters of Virginia d ". CaroIinn
FENIIE high rate Of duty paid on Tobacco in 10,
q gland Ireland and Scotland. causes cIoat
consumption of GcmDted Tobacco in those conn; roc
and our buyers require The leaf in such state as that
1t Will stem freely. We, therefore recommend con
no to prize your and good Tobacco (sucl, MS
Is now used to' strips hard 10 make it difficult
70 stcm-A great portion Of the rich. Errgc st,Onp
ieat Tobacco IS converted INTO syros rs VOL M
the hin short lca and if either Cf lrse kinds ere pri
red so hard rs TO be AZ al yif fngct- tlrv are ron
dcred much loss valna'--'Iiic ia.v ai!ss tte bora
beads Of s"fcl'n to aGnut nf L.; 10 500 lbs lie
ing rrz~d in w'it1u pressing IT. hatd as 20 lriure
il for stemrEinr. r. e. r GWATHMEV
GOV IO-@aw5I& law5t C"~''aL Merchants
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-12-14
Winter Goods.

pOlNT, Duff, and fancy striped blankets
4 Cd, o., 1914, lid, 12-4, and 1874, rose do
some very superior, of our importation
1are's back, and dark MKT Jerseys, for negro men
Dark striped linsey, for negro women
A large assortment Of Gentemens Tartan pIaid.
comblel, and plaid camblct cloats
Do do of Ladies' circassian, imitation Marine,
and silk DO
Red 1annels Of every quality; some of our impor-
lation, OF very superior quality
White do do do
Low priced dark MKT sattinets
Superior Oxford, steel, cadet and princes MKT do
large as5orlmen Of cloths and cassimers of eve
rs colour and quality.
For sale. on very favorable terms. bv{ss
/. s. T.. JAMES g. co.
dec 1876 Market Ssu3re
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-12-14
Land Wanted

WANTED from 100 TO 500 acres Of land on
w James river, some of the rivers or creeks
falling into it. at dstsnce of not more than two
miles from navigable waters.
fine timber being the chief object of the adverti-
SER the trees standing the land will he taken per
acre II the seller should prefer it. 1t is requested
.naa proposals will particularly state as nearly as
the quantity of pine timber fit for sawin
standhg per acre, also the quality distance of the
arthest point Of the tract from creek or river des
eruption OF the road which the timber would he
hauled, and the price, -
Cash Will be paid completion of the baroain
ADDRESS to the subscriber residing in Richmond.
We - u. WIN. WILLIAMS.
oaL;-Ihe Subscriber has recently discovered
~ bed of coal, of sufficient thickness to authorize
los neng prottably worked which he is DESTROYS to
Tor term of years. To good tenant the terms
VIII be accommodating further particulars an.
ply 10 Capt. w. Finney at Trabue's Pitts. Cbestsr
ned Dr. D. Brockenbrough. of Richmond or TO the
SUBSCRIBER at Tuckahoe.-The distance of the Mine
rom navIgable Canal, does not exceed three
%. Oa,,x
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-12-14

OIlCE by virtue of a deed of trust eXecnIed
" this day, TO the subscriber as trustee bv Nelson
Gary, recorded in the clerks office Of Henrico Conn
~ Court, Will be sold, at public auction to the h,oh
est bidder, at the Springfield coal pits in Henrico
on the 2ist inst. or the next fair day. the
term of the said Cary in those pits of five years from
LIST January nextalso, several slaves not less Thar,
SIX parcel of mules and horses, three coal nit ma
CHIMES and other pit tools and fixtures three car,e
u an wagon ana gear, and quantity of furniture
The terms will be mqde known on the dav of salc
me subscriber acting as trustee, will convey only
such title as is vested in him by the said decd III
believes the title to be good
Gee 11-dts TT PIJoDrc
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-12-14
EXECUTORS SALE

WILL be sold, ON Friday, the 17,b Dec 1870 :,
" me late residence Of Thomas Adkins, decd.
vi onecKoe Hill all the household and kitchen fur
niture' OF the said Adkins consisting ofthe usual va
riety necessary for family; it is generally verv Sill
perior' and Is nearly good as new Likewise =
superior mich cows very
For all sums under fifty dollars, cash will be 70.
CURED; fifty dollars and above that sum. notes at
SKY days negotiable and payable at either of the
take place at 10 oclock, a. M By order of the ES.
The sale to be conducted by Davenport. Allen s.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-12-14

virtue of Deed OF Trust executed - rho
n subscribers b., by Nelson Cary, Edward Hin and
branch T. Archer, for certain purposes therein set
,ortn-whch deed bears date on the Sd day of June.
Court-will be sold, Friday. the alh dav IF thy
present month, at 10 O'clock before the front door
OF the Bell Tavern, in this city, for ready monev. to
WOMAN, and twenty MULES.
we know OF 10 objection to the title. but shall
convey only such as is vestedin US as Trustees "'-
WYaDHAM RoBER;Tson, Trustees.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-12-14

TENIE annual meeting of the Stoc kboIders of The
4 Bank OF Virginia, will be held, according to the
Charier on the first Monday January next
dec 4-2aw9t a. ROBINSON. Jr Cashier
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-12-14
Silk Goods.

Silk Goods.
EHLACK Italian lus'rlngs, of several qualities
ED Some Mallionis' best changeabIe do do
Black English DO
Superior figured cbangeabie gros dc naples.
Just received, and for sale by
+. 81 T.. JAMES g. co.
dec u Market Square.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-12-14
AND muses. too to fake the air,
Delight 10 hinge, inele =

Inc .is OF Rchmcni where the cheek Of s,u,v Iloo,
nnh lovely woman, mans breast illun,cs '
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-12-14

WHITE HAVANA SUGAR
6Dn Barrels White Havana Sugar for sale low
~ by OTIS, DUNLOP e. co.
dnc f3-3t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-13

State law, requiring the importers and vendors
Of foreign goods to take out license from the
State-BroWn VS.. the Ssats Of Maryland IL
Wheaton, 419.
This last case is made up in the form of plead.
inss, not requiring a statement of facts. But in
both cases, the Attorney General of the State, it
i, understood, cooperated in the measure, and un.
der the instruction of the State authorities gave
facility aud despatch to the reference of the CUES
tons to the decision Of the Supreme Court. In
both these cases, the question involved was the
constitutionality eff state law; and in both. the
State Of Maryland united in the reference of this
question to the Supreme Court, and acquiesced in
the decision. 1t was with these cases in view,
that made the suggestion in question, to the
Governor of Georgia.
did not answer the Governors letter because
it must be seen that it neither required nor ad-
United an answer In the spirit Of courtesy in
which had addressed him, and from which
thought and still think it improper to depart.
His letter surprised me, because supposed
the object and language Of my own too plain to be
misunderstood, and too respectful to have awak-
ened feelings of dlspleasure. The Governor
havingviewcd ii in a different ight,I am not at all
dissatisfied with the publication Of the letters,
which presume is intended as an appeal to the
people of the United States To such all appeal
can have no objection, though my respect for
the State of Georgia and my desire to avoid all
needless irritation, would not have permitted me
to make 1t. WIN. WIKI.
Baltimore, Sept 9, 1880.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-13
Education.
THOMAS HAGARTY

RESPECTFULLY informs the Inhabitants OF Alex
snJr;.. that. shrough the solicitation Of some per.
,on, Of erudition he is induced to continue MS sehoo.
in the house occupied by Mr. Csden on wore street
r.snch md English languages; History, both Ancient
md Modern, Chronology. Geography and maps. the
a u,s Of The globes writing Arithmetic gd Mathem.'
,;s. The advertiser Aatters himself that, by Sc
,,os s,,eo,ion to the moral and neis ctua improve
me ut Of the pupils. who may be tted to his care
he will secure the patronage OF the Intelligent portion
!, Ct. 20 make enquiries relstive to the mode Of in
.,r,eon in Wolfe street School. to r. l. Taylor d.
I,rysn, and II. Dangerfeld, Esn who can thoroughly
satisfy them
aug e-Staw,Iasept slaw4w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-13
A CARD.
4 IAEU.
-oihs Editor cfthe B0I imore Gazette,

wv " ''N i'Nt tHUfC uuSCNc,
oo'e'ye' IN yolr paper of last evening, as
extracted from 'oalson's Philadelphia American
ie''rr ~ mae 10 the Governor of Georgia, of
'Aor i'h, 1850, aut the Governor's answer of the
20 OF that month wish it TO be understood
IA the publication of these letters has not pro.
&c 'ed, either directly or indirectly, from me {;
@''iOFSh have Certainly no cause TO regret il.
On nv own account. NJ letter to the Governor
= w accordance With ne professional courtesy,
'"''a prevails IN virginia aad Maryland. of civ
= notcc' even 10 pirSls gentleman, of con-
..'p'@'ed SUIT, before proceeding against him.-
a ], always intended as mark Of respect, and.
,l''S quarter Of the Union. is always SO receiv-
,ay 'ae gentleman addressed. | thought il
','' more UnPeriOusly due To lie Governor of the
SAFE OF Georgia. The other motives Of INV let
'r&'e apparent upon its face. and are cheerfully
s'o ID. To the construction of the Public.
iaere Is only one passage of NV own letter
sSeh; to the general reader, can require word
9" explanation. My suggestion to the Governor
oo' mat "mysef tie Indians and the Goper.
Ivy S'aa n'ass zap case TO be submitted 10 the
supreme Court 1t is simply. that ..the de- is,on
nay . De expedited. BY making case by consent,
Il mat course should suit the views Of the State
Y ueorgaG." The State Of MARYLAND had done
u HS, on the occasion Of her law to tax the Branch
olN OF the United States established at Balti.
mo more; :dcCuliohvs. State Of Maryland 4 Whea
'''' aho' asain, or rhe occasion of another
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-13
Cash in Market.

WYE wish to purchase Owe HUNDhED NV
w FIFTY LIKELY NEGROES, Of both se1es,
from l2to Is years Of age-6eld hands Also, me-
chancs of every description.
Persons wishingto sell would do well to give ns
cali as we are determined give higher prices tor
slaves than any purchaser WHO'S now or may behere'
after in this market =. go,
d. ANY communication in writing will bcPromp.y AZ
80 vest end of Duke street. Alexandris, ID. G.
sept1a FRANKLIN I"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-13
DIED..

On Tuesday evening, at his residence on Penn
sylvania Avenue, much regretted by numerous
circle of friends, JONI H. RuN&ELIs, Esq. Sur
geon Dentist, aged SIS years. Mr.. R. was Nd
tive o. Boston, and for some years resided in
Alexandra, whence he removed to this city. An
interesting family deplore the loss Of an afec-
tomato husband and a tender parent.
70. S. telegram.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-13
Nn0ts aud shoes

q j. EPSON, one door from King, on Royal
-. street, has received by recent arrivals
so CASES BOOTS 8. Shoes
lie has also made arrangements with 81. manufac-
tnrers to be constantly supplied with Boots AID shoe
of every description, which he will sell, wo sac VI
retail, as low as can be procured in any market
aug 27-eo3m
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-13
Nous. L. iInWN,

French Teacher at Mrs. POsfer's School,
TORUPOSE5 to open Class TO- the Young ladies OF
yxandria not attending that Seminary
A separate Glass tor Gentlemen w'! likewise DC
opened. Il,
Mons Roux thinks it is useless to say much OF TIT
necessity of acquiring language hose Character Is
liberal education: il is too well known that It's bes"
lies. nicers aud true meaning, never he well un
ders,ood Judged only through the medium OF either
"prewtlce,I or sprt'css TRANSACTIONS" -,
his capacit' Teacher, Mons Eoux VIII say
still less: the ve,y kind and foo atfering testimonial
given of him by Mrs Porerin her com
pes him 10 be silent On that subject
private lessons vii! alo be given tn those who may
wish il and who viii make early application
For further information aud terms, please 10 apply 10
A. Newton. Esq Frlnkhn iIo:e
n. D. Mons Roux teaches also the Spanish Ian
glIage. , -
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-13
BY GEORGE WHITE.
Trust Scle.

Trust Sole.
DY virtue of deed Of trust from Iohn Thompson
ID for purposes therein expressed, l shall offer at
public auction, on NOED.aY the 2la nstant. At the
dwelling house, Of said Thompson. situate on Pitt.
and opposite ST. Paul's Church. sundry articles Of
Household and Kitchen Furniture; and Immediately
thereafter. I'm the premises the said Tbompson's
lease for 1--WE years to come, from the LIST Of April last
past. o: a new
e.-s. FRAME STABLE, CARRIAGE
5tFSF- house. and SMITH SHOP, on the west
IS@s side Of Pitt. and between King and Prince.
ssio>, streets which property is subject to rent
charge OF $50 per snnum, with the right on the part of
the tenant. to remove the houses the premises st
the expiration of The lease.
Terms cash-arsd should any purchaser fail to COM
ply with the terms, resale Ut the property will DO
immediately made, at the expense and risk OF the first
purchaser
The subscribe, will convey such title the deed
vests in hin, and which he believes is good.
Sale to CONNIE nee ut 10 O'Clock.
q CHRIS TOPPER NEALE, Trustee.
GEORGE WHITE, Auetioneer
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-13
COMMERCIAL.
BALTINIORE MARKET-SEpr.

FLOUR.-rhe Liverpool advices to the 4th
ult announcing favorable change in the weather
and the consequent decline of Am erican Flour,
appear 10 have checked all operations in refer
ence 10 the English market. reaction has
been experienced in this as wel as ali the markets
alon. the sea-board.
Howad street No,T.--In the early part Of the
week limited sales were made from store at SIS 80
per barrel, the price has since receded, and yes
,ertay sales 10 the amount of 1000 bis in all
were made at s. 81 cash. Some holders re-
fused TO sell at that price yesterday, aud hold
out for higher price to day, but Others are will
ling to operate at IS s74. The wagon price is
very generally s. 25 per barrel.
| Gin Mis- Fion.-lu the early par, of the
week two parcels of standard quality were sold
at 5 l25 per barrel. On "Wednesday parcel
Of 400 brs. extra was sold at . % per brl. on
four months; on Thursday parcel OF EXTRA was
soId at IS ON four months, and another parcel
a, the same price on 90 days credit. This norn
my parcel of Extra was sold ats l2l cash; aud
4 marcel of 400 brls ertra, at 12a on 90. days
credit. Holders Of standard quality ask to-day
IS p,rbrl. but we find nothing Of consequence
doing in this description.
S,so,tehannah EOur.-None in market.
R,,e Flour and Corn 4Eeai-SOne In market
GRAIN.
TVh,,u.-Iu the early part of the week some
pa,cels If prime red wheat were sold at " cents
npr bushe ell, and two parcels Of extra prime quail
e at a65 and 81 cents. Since then the supplies
have bee,, moderate, and little or none OF prime
ou,l;tv has been received--Sales OF good lar to
nood naccel, up to Thursday evening. have
27anoed from 90 9S cents. and ordinary par
cells proport.. ,nably lower. To-day the market
is rather flat for the descriptions just mentioned
the demand b ing for prime qualities, OF which,
but little or nome has come forward. For prime
parcels of red. free Of garlic and Fly, purchasers
are willing this morning to give 80 cents per
bushels We GU Ote the range to-day from ord'-
nary to prime rec, at S5a95 cents on Mednss-
tsy marcel of lite wheat was sold at loz cents
su,l some lots, We believe, have been soiu 81
'ower prices
fIDra.--A go,,d demand and moderate sup
20. haze accustomed further advance IN the
;rs,f Corn siric our / st report. Within Inc
~ two DAYS sales have been made at 80, 90
! 56s cents per bushel. Two considerable
II .sis tyere taken at the latter price yesterday
y rnson and this morning.
&c 10 The sales of the weekhave mostly been
"A Z oeuts per bushel,-ln an occasional IN
D . axsction more has been paid
alt Name in market, aud we Know OF no re-
Ga
"a. ales. -, r.
e.o' s.. per bushei. ou ~
Ear .gmer;can.
nts p, aa.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-13
1000 Acres of land.
Rr;AuUrt seine Irvine.

ner ship Pioneer, BrdPort shad and
TX S.,r;oc seine twine; also. fine sail twine
~ .es HUGH SMITH q Cr.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-13
70 Net.
Temperance Society

QUARTERLY MEETING Of the Temperance
! Society of Alexandria, will he cid at the Lee
ture Room OF Christ Church, on Tuesday ers" nfa''
at half past o'clock ,.
sept Is CASSlOS =. Lhr' oeS y.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-13
,Bostoa Patriots Resic,c Of the Md'
kef, September 6.
From H.

rsmarts :, espectin:
We had d1 IN. plcasur
in ,hs stro ngest t.
their purcha Ill
want for thei Ia, '.' :.
t %e r :" mt n uly h
of course all o '" '
Whoever deepl Y
and adopted tn. vs,
found a great ad =.
them. and foHoi -
has gained nearly :
take me h0eFty 81
ON SUGAR Of e,
pecialIy on Hara'
Cuba--in England
States, and all ovei
reasons. viz.-Beca
ment, than it has ev
the last "a years, eN'
months since. Becau
ton. than any other XII.
is the kind which first
spectators; as lit can bt
out waste, and ~ it Il
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-13
SHIP NEWS.
PORT or .2LEXqADRLa. On. c.

ARRIVED. SEPTEMBER III.
Brig Monticello, Fales, Baltimore; ballast to
WIN. Fowle j. Co.
Schooner Wave, Libby, Portland; plaster, oil,
lumber, SC. to NJ. Miller & Son.