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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-04-10

is reported that Prince Leopold, who as
sumes the government of Greece, IS to receive
975O,000 to relinquish his annuity. An annuity
OF 100000 was granted to the Prince, on his
marriage with the Princess Charlotte. This COM
position is very profitable one, as the full
amount of the annuity for fifteen years, is paid,
to which may be added the interest, say at five
per cent, amounting to upwards of $500, 900
more. So that the Sovereign Prince of Greece
realises his annuity for 25 years in advance.
which is probably for some years longer than he
will live
Prince Leopold arrived in London on the eth
of February. The Gazette de France states, in
contradiction to the opposition Journals that the
three allied powers were unanimous in their choice.
and that Russia was as DESTROYS of it as England.
1t is said that the Duke of Wellington, although
he refuses to make the removal of the civil disa.
bilities OF the Jews government question. does
not intend to oppose it, if warmly recommended
by the House of Commons, necessary securities,
as IN the case of the Dissenters.
Defeat 0fthe French at Madagascm.-Account
had reached the Mauritius of the repulse of the
French Squadron, in an attack upon Foul Point.
in the Island of Madagascar, with the loss of so
killed, among whom was the commandant of the
French settlement, at st. Marie.
PoRTUGAL.-They wrote from Lisbon on the
10 February, that sergeant In whom the COVER
nor had placed great confidence, had run away
from the Island of st. Mchaels with comrade,
and twelve other individuals. and carried to Count
Villa Flor. at Terceira the register containing the
general orders and secret minutes of the Cover
nor, with some important dispatches he was "a
bout sending to Portugal, and his instructions for
fortifying and defending the Island. Severe or
ders and restrictions on commerce ensued in con-
sequence of this desertion.
The project of the amnesty held out for tenn
porary purpose, are said to have been defeated by
the faction of the tertorists, at the head of which
is the minister Bastor. 1t was said that even Don
Miguel's warmest partisans and emissaries in
London were scandalized at the project officially
sent to the British government, which was a pal
pabIe mOckery.
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SHIP NEWS.
PORT Of ALEXANDRIA, ID. c. J
ARRIVED. APRIL 9,

ARRIVED, APRIL 9,
Ship North America, Barden, Lisbon, via Phi
ladel phia; salt to VIM. Fowle & Co.
schr. Hycso, Jennings, New-YOrk; potatoes,
fruit, &c. to the master and cement to j. Critten-
den, Georgetown.
Schr. Jane, Cook, Smithfeld; bacon and lard
to the master.
Schr. Washington, Wilson, New-York; freight
for the District.
Sloop Friendship, Duncan, PHILADELPHIA freight
for the District.
SAILED,
Schr. PAMELA, Robinson, .....New-Y FORK.
Ship Virginia, of this port, from Charleston,
arrived at Liverpool February "a.
Schr. Hannah & Mary, Jameson, bound to Bos-
ton, was at Holmes Hole, Cd inst.
Brig Glory, Craig, cleared at New-York for
this port 9TH inst.
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LONDON CORN EXCHANGE, March l..

Our arrivals Of all descriptions of grain were
very large from Essex, Kent. and Suffolk, and
the mealing trade was rather in lifeless state
nevertheless, fine samples of Wheat obtained
last Mondays prices, but in the middling and
second qualities there were no offers whatsoever.
BARLEY. owing to the magnitude Of the supply,
was extremely heavy sale, and SIS. was the ex-
IRENE price. but. to obtain it, the quality must
be very superior indeed.
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Corporation Of .8lerm,dria. to wat:
PROCLAMATION.

Whereas have received satisfactory lnforma,
ton that one or more Mad Dogs have very Pc
Gently appeared in our immediate vicinity, and
have bitten other dogs. it is therefore ordered,
that all animals of the Dog kind, belonging to the
Inhabitants of Alexandria, be confined, from and
after this dav, for the space of sixty days. And
the Police Constables are hereby ordered to kill.
and dispose of as the law directs, all animals of
the Dog kind that may be found going at large,
within the limits of the Corporation aforesaid,
during the time aforesaid.
Given under my hand. this 9th day of April,
1850. JOHN Robhfio'
ApriI 9-dlw&1awaf Mayor.
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Notice

vV,E subscriber having associated Mr. nd NIT
-, Ta;i,r,. business, aud having received fresh
s snniy aG they viii be enabled to furnish their
viii .ny articles in their line at the shortest
no,ce and low prices Custom work VIII be Particu'
i.ry attended to by Mr. Wilmington and The eIohins
by 5. Dearborn e,,o, np.pRoRr
april 1T THOMAS "hi' iiN"io"'
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SALES AT AUCTION.
BY GEORGE WHITE.
Positive Sale.

LHio IHOHNING, al III O'CLOCK,
front cfm Auction Store, without reserve, ex.
tens're collection OF articles, lois suit country
merchants, shorket pers, and Others consisting, in
part, Of
Elegant gold banded and white china plates
DO do do DO teas
Sets china tea ware, 8, pieces
DO English do II do
Do India do 81 do
Do cut glass decanters, .umblers, wines, cele-
ries, lamps. pitchers, plain glass jars. with
tops tumblers, wines, moulded glass dishes,
looking glasses, &c &c.
ALSO,
Il Lot Of Stqfordshire Uare, consisting Of
Pitchers, flower pots, with stands
Pipkins, covered pots, &c.
LIKEWISE,
Chairs, sugar in barrels, soap, candles
Sieighs and harness, straw carpet
With variety Of other articles, and
90 dozen bottles crab cider
Is do do oaret wine, warranted pure as
imported
lot of shoe, assorted
Qr Sale in the evening" as usual-early candlelight
april 10
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SNtice

Notice.
VYSIIE laws of the Corporation make it obligatory on
all persons, 0ccupiers Of any ware house,
dwelling house, or work shop, to furnish the same
with one frebucket for every story in such building
Now, this sto inform the public parties concerned,
that they will be called after thirty days.
tain if the laws have been complied whh; when all de.
lnquents will be handed to the law be dealt
with according to its requirements.
aDriI lU-eUSt WM. YEITCH s. p,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-04-10
LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET-MARcH 1.

LIVERPOOL CORN MARkET-MARcH |.
On Tuesday, prices of Wheat advanced fully
Sd. with ready sale. Flour is l. to Is. pr sack
b;oher. Several parcels of United States Flour
have been sold, to arrive during the week, at s6
a 27s. per Dbl. Rye, per imp. ar. so a S2s. In
dian Corn. per 480 lb. So SOS. Flour, Ameri-
can, sour, per Dbl. SIS. 40s.; do. sweet. 4os.
42s.
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lost Or.nIislaid.

1 NOTE drawn BY Jesse Brown, dated 10th Febru-
~ airy, 1880. and payable ixy days after date to the
order OF F. Kennedy, aud by him endorsed, for six
hundred and fifteen dollars - cents. Ali persons
cautioned against receiving said note. as the pay
ment of the same has been forbidden any other than
the owner. Any person finding said note, upon re-
turning to the Cashier Of the Farmers, Bank OF Alex
an lria, will be ibera'ly rewarded.
april 10-St
or The Telegraph will publish the above 3 times.
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luAepenAenl Htues!

Il Company, to he held at the Old Council Chamber
Moudoy Erenimg 18th instant, half past O'Clock.
for the purpose Of eectng the non com nisoned Off
GERS to serve the ensuing year BY order:
a1ril9-St e.. r.. FLETCHER, Secy.
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Nj ARRlFD.

On Tuesday, by the Rev. John P. Mcclure,
Mr. Benjamin p. Smith, of Washington, to
Miss Matilda X. Price. of this place.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-28
COMMERCIAL.

FLous.-Up to "Wednesday, inclusive, last
week the wagon price of Flour continued steady
at 81 6si; Thursday and Friday 4 50 was gener-
aly paid, and it was offered from stores at SIS to
1 So but the information received bv the mail
on Friday, that there had been an Improvement
IN prices in London on the 18th of October, gave
ho'der, more confidence, and the article could
not have been purchased from stores on Saturday
without advancing the price 10 to cents. though
the wagon price continued, as the day previous,
l ~, probably in consequence of the smalne IS
OF the receipts ahd limited business done, it be-
In Christmas day. Our stock, including that
on BOARD Of vessels in port, is now estimated at
sl,010 barrels. OF which we sappose $4,000 to
$4,000 barrels have been purchased for shipment,
principally for account of persons foreign to the
town. about 2O0O barrels stored by farmers and
millers in the country, the balance. say 5000 to
1000 bbls. is held 10y dealers and manufacturers
IN the town.
Yesterday, the receipts were very small, and
nothing occurred to create any interest In the
market. We continue our quotations OF S4 so.
is the wagon price. Sales could have been eff
sected from stores at reasonable advance on
that price.
Export Tor the week ending Saturday, a5th
instant, $50 bbls. for New York.
Quantity inspected during the same period
King street. zoos bbls. 90 half bbls.
Potomac. 81 {. 90 {.
Wharf, sos e 100 {"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-28

they think of thissami51Ie sc General"
G ru, when he turns round ana publishes most
:'.sI,;ng letter, charging them with attempting
S;s ruin-with ba,eIy plotting his destruction -
nd the insinuation conveyed, too. In the ''Gene-
Us, Characteristic style quote the letter for
d;spIay of the =. Generals" character:
WAsHrNGTox, Sept llth, 1880.
Sif-My object in making an application to
yonr Bank for the proposed loan, was to relieve
self from liability to the Bank of the United
S;ates. Had then known as much as l now
~ of the relation, subsisting between the Prln-
';n,I shareholders of your Bank and that lnstl-
. .at;nu. should not have subjected myself to
,Ss modification, them to the trouble OF an
".rless investigation of my affairs. As am In
Iced to believe that the object OF your Bank IS
" obtan such an arrangement as will place me
Uo0rc in the power of the Bank OF the United
S.,tes than new am, and as prefer that
II nv liability to that institution shall be direct,
Tbaye to express my regret for the trouble have
Ian you in this matter, and at the same time to
- me return of the statement furnished you
Co.. ,br inspection OF your board.
Yours, respectfully,
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MARRIED.,

On Thursday evening, Esd inst. by Doct ]. S.
u Miss ANN u. MARTIN. of this place.
In Washington, on the 2lst December, BY the
Rev. Stephen g. Rozzell. Mr.. WILLIAM L. Bal
LEY, to Miss JANE ELIZA MoLDEN, both of this
place.
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Bank Of ..lexanA In.
tharles e NJ De.
ATTORNEY At LAW

lESPkG Flu LY f.rs h., .;rviecs ,aIhe public
IL lie will attend TO business 10 tn; sui and In
ferior Courts OF Prince William Count ~, be
seen 1t Brentsve on the second SSa}us(!Svs IN
every month. ut bis residence ClQ2sr Hill, near
Drentsvilie, at any time.
Az letters idressed TO him through the Brentsve
Post nfice. will be punctusily attended to-.
nov 18--d2wsT3taw4w
O. Fredericksburg Arena will please publish the
above advertise ment, and scnd their account to this
Officr for pa, nent
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-28
Notice.

Notice.
IF JOHN WRIGHT, who was from the County Of
4 Fairfax, I.oudoun Prince William or Pa qIier. and
s>rved in the campaign under General 49, .dIock, in
this year l755 be living, he his legal representatives,
BY addressing letter to Nm r. PArrERsoS. tsq.
lexington Kentucky, will hear of some,h ug 10 their
| advantage. dec g -eoSm
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-28
Wanted to Nire,

III understands cooking and washing, and can come
well recommended inquire Of he Printer.
Also to hire out aal Servant, who Is good o,tler
and gardiner Inquire above.
dec 22-eof
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-28
4649 bbls. 100 half bbls.

GR.IN.-We make no change in our quota
ions, but are under the impression that about 90
cents is the common price for good red Wheaf;
PRIME parcels Of Write would probably command
sur highest quotation Of 95cts. There has been
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-28
Notice.

WAS taken up. sdrift b, Capt Woodford, OF the
w schooner Charlotte, on the evening ofthe 25th.
off Fort ashington, thyee Long Boats, laden With
wood The owner can havethem by proving property
and paying charges q. 1. =. WILSON.
dec 2S-6t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-28
SOticS.

IN consequence the failure of the Stockholders in
L the Ashb, S Gap Turnpike Company 10 attend the
General Meeting called the second Friday in this
present mon'h, the st ckhoders hereby notified "a
aten' meeting of the Company on the second Friday
Mdc!i, hung. he object of this meeting is to do what
the regular meeting should have done. namely, to elect
The Officers of -si, Company for the snsng ear and
TO FIX compensation foi their services. under resou
non OF the last General Meeting; also. to take into
consideration proposition from the Administrative OF
Doctor Lewis Burwel, toiranser stock in payment OF
the debt of her deceased husbands and to act on such
other matters as may then be laid before them A
punctu attendance in person by proxy, is request
ed as the suspension of dividends may be involved in
decision of said meeting OH Mrs Burwelps case.
By order of the President and Directors:
A GIBSON, Treasurer
Mildleburg, November26, 1850
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-
PHILADELPHIA Observation-Disclosures Q.

Flour and !ueai-'There has been fair de-
mand tor Superfine Flour since our last weeks
report, aud sales for export amount to 7l22 bar
rels, at IS. Rye Flour continues scarce; sales
IN small lots are making at S5,37!, and 5,Sl4
has been refused No tranction in Corn Meal IN
hhds. reported small sales in barrels at 2.75.
Gran-No Change to note in prices; sales of
Southern Wheat at 93 a 100 cents frum store; the
supplies of Corn have been principally Of new
crop lower county flat, which sold at SO a 5S
cents. ahoat, according to quality condition,
principally at 80 SIS cents; oats from wagons
sold to-day at so cents.-Ptice Curreu.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-28
I,vys l.. McKENNA, Esq"

Hare then, it is rOundly asserted that the d.
..,r,ors Of the Bank were plotting his destruc-
,;on and that they sought to entrap him! And
~ cbarge is published to the world, after he
',as the certificate to suit his own views and pur-
so.es We're Director of the Bank, should
= more an, TO use cowskin than to give GER
ti6cate. - /.
nal. much out of it. Politically [ could tear
,be Collector and his friend the General
..,,I ~ tatters." According to Jackson logic,
r. the :. General" has obtained loan from the
Mechanics Bank, the thing is concluded. Not
oh.,;piup a loan from 4, but succeeding with Is
and then rewarding B, is proof strong as ''holy
writ"
A few more =. searching queries" and am
done
The Cashier of the Bank of Alexandria knows
more of this transac,lo than any one else. why
has he NOT been called upon: Why dld he not
;o;n in the certificate: Is it fact that ne re-
fused:
l. it A fact, as is currently reported, that the
certificate was most reluctantly signed, and no
little solicitation requisite to induce the gentle
men 10 endorse any thiaS IN favor OF the tic
neral"
Was not, as is currently reported and gene
rally believed, the letter Of the Collector cxa-
mined BY Dutf Green before publication and made
to assume its present jesutical shape, ''palter-
inc with us in double SENSE" and "being what
il seemeth not"
II was with some reluctance that was induced
TO notice this affair Seeing, however. that some
little Juggling was going on, and being FIRMLY
persuaded that,he deposiles were withdrawn from
the Bank of Alexandria. from some improper
cause or other, and not having the fear of the
General or any one else before my eyes, |
thought it right TO probe the wound deeper. If,
during the operation, have caused any one to
vince, hope he will recollect that the most skill
fu surgeons are forced To inflict pain before they
can relieve the patient.
JCSTITIA.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-28
but ss Corn 90 ,.ssssd fssss
was offered yesterday.

but little Corn or Rye received recently. we
quote old Corn so; for cargo Of ne,o SIS cents
was offered yesterday.
BALTIMORE MARKET-DEcEMsEn e5.
FLouR.-
Heward Street -Four. supplies have ar
rived at market this week. The sales from store
have been pretty brisk; in few cases parcels
have been taken at IS O64 and 10, but the bulk
of the sales appears to have been made at 8, per
Dbl. A number Of the holders are willing to
continue to operate at 5, but others demand a
fraction more. The wagon price has declined
since last report, and has ranged this week from
a 81 9Si per Dbl.
Gin Mills .Nom.-After the closing of our
report Of last week. sale of parcel of 600 bbls.
added. On Wednesday three parcels, comprising
about 500 bbls standard, were sold at 4 Sl44,
interest added; and one lot of 800 Dbls. at 81.
Susquehanna Eour.--In the early part of the
week a lot of 200 bbls was sold at 81 S7a, cash;
more recently a lot of 400 bbls. was sold at S,
on short credit; and holders are now firm at S
per Dbl.
GRAIN.-
Whem-Until about the middle Of the week,
sales of good to prime parcels of red wheat rang
ed from 95 SO cents per bushel. Since then,
however, the market has experienced little i'm
provement, and sales of prime parcels of red
have been made at SO and 100 cents, and one car
go of very prime red machined, was sold to-day
at lOl cents per busheI The fair quotation for
good to prime reds, to-day, would seem to be
about sc to SO or 100 cents. The sales of white
have ranged from o. cents TO 108 per bushel, as
in quality, and we quote accordingly.
Corn.-'rhe quantity of old corn arriving at
market is now thrilling, we quote both sorts at
about Sc cents. Until Wednesday inclusive,
sales of new yellow were made at 81 for prime
lots and at So for white; but since then the mar
ket has improved, and sales to a considerable ex-
tent have been made yesterday and to-day at SIS
cents for yellow, and SIS 81 cents for white.
american.
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SHIP NEW s.
PORT Of .aLEXAADRL4 IN. {.
ARRIVED. DECEMBER O.,
Schr. Criterion, Wood, Patuxent, Tobacco.
DO Five Brothers. Clark. do do
Do Margaret and Elizabeth Gardner, do dc

-NS0-
Schooner Georgetown. Kirkland. from New
York for this port, drove ashore on Watchspring
shoa. Accomac county, Va. 18th inst. A letter
from the Captain states the vessel to be nearly
full of water, and if the weather should moderate
they expected to save most of the cargo
Schr. Emeline, Barry, cleared at New-York
for this port oath inst.
Schr. jain Alexander. Burrows, cleared at n
York, Esd inst. for Rio Grande.
The U. s. ship Natchez, Cap. Newton, arriy-
ed at Key West previous to the 7th inst. from
Havana.
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Patent Straw cutters.

ON STRAW Cutters. y, ,xffaf1L's ma lufacture Of
~ approved kind, just received and for sale by
dee % JAMES IRWIN
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tresh Fruit.
uSIF boxes Bunch Raisins. (suprr) Of late impor
Il ta,ion. just received aid for sale by
dec u WA. ID. MUTT.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-30
NORTH BLEWEEINf
FOR aTE

INfilS valuable Mountain Estate m Albemarle
u 1.-THE former residence of col. Monroc,l is still
offered at private sale. The tract contains up.
wards of nine hundred acres of the very best noun
tam red loan SOIL and s therefore, susceptible of the
highest possible state of improvcment-and if desired
VIII ne divided into two divisions. with mproy ement
ON each. The buildings on it, Of the very best
Kind, and are extensive and valuable In the event
OF sale, either of the whole part, the purchaser
can DC accommodated, with many facilities in letting
It, and which wall be readily afForded-such as pro-
visions, stock. plantation utensils, sc. The crop CT
wheat seeded, is upwards Of two hundred busl<
The terms will be liberal and accommodating totnose
VINO may be disposed To purchase and possession p,v
en- immediately But if the above Estate is not sold
privately, before the 10th day of February rext
lWednesday it will, that day. IF fair If not the
next lair day be offered public sale. to the high
est bidder. ON the premises And in The event, of
The sale of the land, the stock of all kinds corn fnd-
der' pantation utensils, Sc, will he sold. on credit
OF twelve mouths Terms of sale for the land will
ne on credit of one two and three years. with ay-
proved security, and deed of trust on the land
but the interest viii be deducted on the whole sum-
or any part by paving the cash; and release VIII
De gwen by the Bank, by my assignment of the pro-
ceeds, OF such sale to the BanR or much as will
discharge the balance of my debt, including he COL
lateral bonds already assigned. in par payment of
the same. e O. GCObWYN
UT 10 prevent too great g sacrifice or property
me right OF one bid will be reserved in each case TO
the proprietor dec 2I-e,wctt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-30
-. EDUCATION.
DHILIP MAYO Intending IN vv,,

a1hiLir MAfO intending to withdraw from he
Bar proposes to devn;e hls attention perma-
hen,y to the education of youth, mall. and female
lie wlll open School his residence on Rich
hond Hail. on the second Monday in January next in
winch VIII be taught such branches as are NJ cessorv
TO good practical English education. His FIRST care
VIII be ~ lusssate The design and importance OF ed
uea'on; tat nay be brough, to labour .or
a definite sBd 'ueV8abi- object.
Whilst a due regard will be had to proper exer-
cise OF the memory, he will endeavour, instead of
ioading with confused mass Of undrostea matter
gradually TO d,lriope. TIC reasoning powers.
, me great Pa'Posc CT the teacher is to compcte
the educatioa of children designed by their M
rents FOR either o. tie learned professions; and ~ osl
y such as are for entering the Academy with adYan
t;age. -
Great a,teasiaa viii bc given to the morals and
manners OF the Chii,iscn
Ihe scholastic year WI terminate on the 10Th dav
of December. There viii b. vacation during he
month OF August. The terms of tuition are e.5.
payable quarterly. One dollar will BIZ required rom
each pupil hlr fuel. Books a..d stationary viii, be
furnished, 1t preferred. at cost
Eight or ten boardcrs will be reserved in The fam
i5 a 5 49, payable quarterly, 500 the pupil fur
nishing bed and bedding.
L. Mayo acknowledges his obligations to those
persons who have pa'ronIsed him in hi. profession
HIS business IN the Courts held III this cv will be
attended to by Joseph Mayo E,q and that in GoocI.
land by John w Brockenhrough, Esq
lapO 10,