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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-25
BY WILLIAM u. MUTT.

Mahogany ut Auction.
WILL. be sold at Auction, on THURSDAY next,
w LIST July. on Runneys wharf, at 4 o'clock.
$4,000 FEET CHOICE MAHOGANY,
Now landing from board sohr. O. from tie City Of
st. Domingo. containing good proportion of table
wood and cu,ls Also,
S logs Satin food.
Terms liberal, at sale.
june Is WIN u MUTT, Auet:
ar The National Intelligencer Richmond Compiler,
and Baltimore American viii insert the above every
other day till sale.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-25

Drawing ofthe
Grand Consolidated Lottery,
Glass No 9, for 1890.
Which took place at Wilmington rDel.J on Tuesday,
22t instant:
Al Sc So SO 7 SIS II SO
DR.4JVS THIS D.AE
Virginia State Lottery,
For the benefit of the Dismal swamp Canal Company,
Glass No 8, for 1880,
viii be drawn at or.olk Friday 25th of June.
CAPITAL PRIZE $l25oo.
Tickets -; hai,es Z 10; Quarters w.
Delaware, Soutl Carolina. and Louisiana Conso-
lidated Lottery,
Extra Class No 5, for 1885,
will be drawn in Wilmington, ID, IL on Tuesday, the
29tn of June.
HIGHEST PRIzE $4,000.
Tickets Sl; halves 90; quarters on.
Rhode Island Lottery. Class 5,
Will be drawn t rrv,u-. On Tues la 29th June.
HIGHEST PaIGl So COO.
Whole tickets onl, ri; halves 80 cents.
To be iad IN variety of numbers at the Office of
=. G9 aS9g,
Lottery aud EIehangt Broker, alexandria.
june Is
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-25
DRAFTS THIS D.4Y

O{t.7jpS i HIS mr.
Virginia State Lottery,
For the benefit of the Dismal swamp Canal Company,
Class No g. tor 1880.
VIII he drawn at Norfolk FRIDAY. the 18th ot June
60 NTVB #R LOTTERY 9 DRAPN RALLOTS
CAPITA PRIz $I2.500
Besides $4,000, 10 Prizes of 81, 900, &c. &c.
Whole tickets only 81; halves d quarters l.
Delaware, South Carolina, and Louisiana Conso-
lidaed Lottery,
Er'ra Class No 8 for 1850,
Will be drawn at Wilmington [Dei] on Tuesday, the
29th of June
Gu NUHBERS--9 DR8WN BALLOTE
CAPITAL PRIZa SIS. 600.
Tickets 81; halves W; quart,Is W.
TO be had in variety Of numbers, at
=. Ig. ywxZEwE7S
Lottery CDice, Royat street
GF orders from the country specially attended H.
$50
Drawing Of the
Grand Consolidated Lottery,
Glass No far 1850,
II Sc SIS So So Il 80
tune IS
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-25

Bacon, sugar. etc.
100000 good . We" ''-4 '''''' W.
10 hhds and 20 br's o. and w. l. sugar
70 bbIs old and common whiskey
5 hhi, retailing moasses
Is bags Rio coffee
Country gin and New England rum in barrels
chests and lob. boxes young dyson and i'm
peralte
hhds ch-rgy bounce, old and very cheap
boxes pine srple cheese
Vinegar in Aids and brs
Browns chewing tobacco. of superior quality
Dry and sweet malAgs vine in Or casks
Ground alum and sack salt
A large a>sor m"rt of stone jars, holding from
10 so gallons
Shot in bags. powder in kegs
500 bushels corn
Cordage Of dieren, sizes
Writer .nd summcr Ill
Together ,cih general assortment of The Best
UINES, LIQUORS, g. GROCERIES,.
TO RENT.
- Two Tcncments Ransay's Wharf. The
Ell houses are 10 good repair, we'll calculated for
the Grncery business. Apply &c
june il -eO6t X. 4 w. RAMSAY,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-25
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Domestic CoHons. following is a com
parative statement of the exports OF Domestic
cotton manufactures from the United States, for
the year ending September 5Oth. 1923 and 1929
as extracted from the Treasury reports, recently
ishaI
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-25

Brig Plannet, Knapp, Portsmouth, n. H..
Schr. Virginia, Rodbird, from Georgetown. for
New-YOrk.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-05-29

Four.-On Thursday, before the arrival of
the Northern mail, the current price Of Flour
from wagons was "a Sc. On the receipt of the
advires from Liverpool, per the ship Canada, the
price Immediately gave way and a few loads were
taken at 4 81; but the principal receipts were
at 4 40. Yesterday, the current price wos q 40.
Sales were made from stores, previous to the re-
ceipt of the last advices from England, at4 so to
4 Sc. The news. being considered unfavorable
to an advance in prices. has had the effect to pre-
vent shippers Offering former rates; but dealers
do not seem disposed to submit to a reduction,
especially as the receipts are light and they see
no prospect of replenishing their stocks imme-
diately at less prices from wagons. Ourprovincs
is to report transactions that hare occurred; but
wore we allowed to predict, it would be, that he
tie news from England what it may owing to
the small stock in this country, prices cnnnot de-
cline materially.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-05-29
BY GEORGE WHITE.

TNHIs evening, at early candleligtt, will be sold at
L his Auction Rooms, a variety ot dry goods, hard
ware. and fancy articles; also, looking glasses. plain.
moulded, and cut glass, in great variety. with many
other articles. may %
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-05-29

s Several articles. editorial and miscella.
neous. are excluded, to-day, by the length Of the
Presidents Message.
-x29ca~
. The Rule limiting the passage Of bills BY
either House. was suspended yesterday: Of course
several important bills will have time to pass the
Senate. The House, Yesterday. was engaged in
discussing the Presidents objections to the Mays
vile and Lexington Road Bill.
aa&S4D-
H. The Message from the President to the
House, ON Thursday, was confidential, and, Of
course. we do not know what was its purport:
But we guess-and marx our gaess-that 1t
amounts to nething. after all.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-05-29
BY WILLIAM D.. MUTT.

Public Sale.
ID V virtue Of 8 decree Of Prince Georges County
I'D Court. sitting as = Court of Equity, the subscriber
on HE STU day Of juno nsrs. st the Town Of Pisca.
taway, IN Prince Georges county, Nd. expose At pub.
lie sale. on the premises,
zsA Il HOUSE & LOT
in said Town, lately owned BY Dr. Josias
4. Beali, deceased. The dwelling house
GAaA441 is in good repair, and there il upon The lot
every necessary out house. The lot consists Of three
acres. more or less.
The terms of sale are. 4 Q credit Of three years, The
purchaser giving bond. bearing interest from the day
of sale, with two approved securities. On the payment
of The purchase money, and interest thereon, the sub.
scrioer is authorized to give y deed in fee simple.
THOMAS n. CLAGErT,
may Its Trustee.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-05-29
Trustees Sale

Trustees Sale
;}Y virtue Of a Deed OF Trust from George G. lyle
ID n wife to me, dated the 18th Of October 1924,
and duly recorded in the County Court Of Prnce viii
ham, and at tie request of The parties to tie said deed, !
shall proceed to sell by puoiic auction, in front OF the
" Reading. Room" in the Town OF Alexandra. about
the midday of TUESDAY,, the 22d Of June next, to
the highest bidder for Cash, the following described
property. VIZ:
"Ihoss two LOTS OF LAND,
EJsa& sand the Sill houses and Dwelling Houses.
.sNS .'snd other improvements thereon, situate
s1Hs, Gin the Count, Of Prince Williams, being
" the ssre Aha, were purchased by John Leachmana at
"public auction, under an order or decree Of the Chan.
" Gerry Court Of that County, and conveyed, the lIth
'.of October 1924, by Leac!.man and wife to G. G..
" Tyler"
This property lies under the Bull Run Mountains,
and ~ now occupied by Mr.. Tyler The title is believ.
ed TO oe urqn,suprso,s bit I shall nh 90 ~. Dur-
chaser such tlde ony . isycsirjoy che Ir.d e Trust
i,i. &cElrNA,
apr 81 dit, eo@wa 2awig Trustee.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-11

The members of - the travelling cabinet" be-
gin to look towd, d. the Seat of Government. The
Secretary Of State leading the van. arrived in
Baltimore last evening from New York on his
way TO Washington. and in few days we shall
hear that Gen. Jackson and Major Eaton have ia
ken up their line of march for the SAME destina-
tioD- Bal. PG.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-11
TO Rent,
Mrs. WNner,

HAVING recently opened Select School for Young
III Ladies Mt her residence near Alexandria, ID. c.
intends to commence her second term OH Wednesday,
the 18Th instant.
She has obtained teacher Of superior qualifications
and instruction will be given in the following branch
cs. Reading, Writing, Composition, Grammar, Geo
graphy, Arithmetic Algebra. Geometry, ancient and
Philosophy. Astronomy, Chemistry, stany, Natural
Philosophy, French, Latin. and Greek.
The situation is peculiarly elis ble tor young ladies'
AS they may pursue their siui without being expo
sed to those interruptions unavoidably incident TO y
large town. and the time be near as 10 enjoy
all the advantages of ones while It's beauty aud uniform
he athness at all seasons render il delightful aud af
residence.
Mrs W. promises her constant efforts in directing
the studies Of those entrusted to- her care, III promot-
ing their health and happiness and. above all, in IN
sitting vrtuuus and rehYious principles.
TERMS:
Board and tuition. per annu,, payable quarterly
in advance $3.50
Bed, bedding, and towels provided by the pupilsi
II not, there will be extra charge ct 10
Music with the use of the piano, "
French per quarter.
The number of scholars is limited to twelve scho'
lars are repaired to give one quarters notice previous
to leaving the school.
Rev Ea; k pp, D. .n dnsS''S Hs. Sc
,, !" w ,a5, ,ls cr.aeh, Washington.
Rev. VIM. Jackson
!" J. r. Mcclure. Alexandria.
Doct d Fairfax.
F S Key, Esq Georgetown.
sept 7-e o5,Ga2aW2w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-11
BEAT THIS WHO CAN"

Ore day'S ,cark.---A Liverpool paper al Aug.
"A. saws, ION Thursday morning at 5 O'Clock.
Mr. Brougnam left iO,k, he breaktastcd, and
made arrangements with some friends at Leeds;
went to Bradford, attended public breakfast.
and spoke to the people; proceeded to Halifax.
aud spoke to the people; went on to Elland, and
.pnke asain; addressed the electors near Honley,
aud again at New iiii; proceeded to Penistone,
and made another speeCh; reached Sheffield at a
quarter TO seven O'Clock, and addressed Il vast
multitude IN Paradise Square; went on To Barns
lev, where the market place was crowded to re-
ceive him, and where he addressed the people at
&C ten o'clock at night, by gas-llght and torch
iisht, aud finally proceeded to rhorne House,
near Wakefield, to sleep-having travelleda hun
jrtd miles and made eigh speeches IN the course
Of ule day. The following morning, at six O'Clock,
nc addressed the Inhabitants Of Wakefield. and
vent into Court at nine o'clock,at York. las II moth
Ing had happened. Aud vet, amongst the objec-
TONS urged against the man that can make these
nerCuleau exertious. it is foolishly asserted that
ne cannot do the public business Of the country.
Leeds Mercury
Duff would say that this beats Mr. CLAY, don't
YOU think SO:
The last Portland Advertiser notices a report,
That the successor Of Ira WOOdman in the Beth.
iehem \. IA. Post-ot6ce, had abscOuded. We
nave heard nothing on the subject from any other
source.
How can these Jackson gentry talk of DR..
WATKINS.
The New York Commercial Advertiser pro
poses the Hon. AMBROSE SPENCER as the Vice
President . Mr.. CLAY.-Na'. M.
We. TOO, have made nomination. which the
lntel'iseNcer will he good enough to, notice
lANEs BARBOUR, Of Virginia.
-aNss-
tt"k there be - ''chmou,ls in The field"
The Committee If Working Men, of which r.
9oPet Is Chairman, nominated. on Monday even.
mg' al the Military Hail in Wooster street, Mr..
nar', 4" Orange, tor Cover nor. Jonas Humbert
y. 'n's Sily' sea- Tor Lieutenant Governor, and
'ie"rSe bruce, VI The same, Tor Senate.
~ I. Goz.
~SsSs>
Indiana. The las. number of the Farmer
published at indianapolis, BY GEo. SMITH, Esq
4 ''oerGP JaoAsonian, thus notices the termina
'ioa OF Ihr coutest:-
" ihI toG SDEAp. SO W e have heard from
s'NdNtm6ef of the counties in this State
and itsPp,ars from tie result, that Iacksonisn
has bid farewell 10 Indiana. So mote IL De.
-<SSS
Young KeaD draws faIl houses at New York
Some OF the critics describe him as PLAYER O
original genius; others as an imitator Of his "a
ther.
-SNH
4 leuerfr from New Orleans, under date Of o.
Qit. received at Petershurgh. saws. Our cit
nntil within the last ten DAYS. has been very hea
thy; since which the fever has broken out, an
amounts almost to an epidemic. 1t is the in
preston OF some OF Oar physicians, that its cha
aeter is more alarming than the fever of la,
vear."
on the same subject the New Orleans Prie
current OF the alst ult, says. After one
the most healthy seasons $50 far) within the men
yot most of the inhabitants, it is distresslr
. learn, that the disease TO which this city is
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-11

Eyo,,r has been without change the last two or
three DAYS. and receipts small. Wagon price IS
1e5aS517. Store price as last quoted, IS Is a
So 25, dull.
Wheat.-We quote 8S a 90 cents: il must be
primc to command the latter; the receipts have
been abundant.
PHILADELPHIA MANIFESTATIONS 3.
Ihe Market -On Saturday sale of superfne
Flour was made at IS so; since then there have
been but few inquiries, and no sales Of conse-
auence reported. Rye Flour has sold CT IS Is,
and Corr Meal at SO 52a per barrel. A large
ouantity of \, heat has been received, and sales
made at 90 a 1OS cents, according to quality.
Corn and Rye have declined from one to two
cents since our last. Sales of Whiskey have
been made at last weeks prices, with the excep-
ton of a parcel received cOastwise, which was
sold at something less. Price Current.
-eSe-
NEW-YORK NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 8.
Flour remains heavy, and we have rather lower
prices to day. New York is offered at S5l, and
rather less would be taken. Troy has been sold
at S5a, and Southern would not command more,
though we have no sales as authority. Common
brands of Western are not ever S54. There have
been some sales Of good Maryland Wheat at 100
cents, but most of the lots are storing, as they
cost more than can now be obtained, and the own
crs are not disposed to make sacrifice, believing
that the chances are almost all IN favor oil an adj
vance. There has been very little done in Cot
ton, though prices are fully maintained The
same is of Coffee, Rice, and some other articles.
for which there is good demand, but too small
stock to admit of much business. Beef Is ex-
tremely dull. Lard has been sold at Is cents.
.Jo,u3laL of Commerce.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-11
Virginia..

TN the Superior Court of Chancew, holden at VIM
i che ster, Saturdl,, April 18Th, 1928
John Harding. Colin Arid, execu'orl
pr;,h. William White, John jackson, plaintiffs,
B,,nj amin jackson, Aaron Sanders apd
FL Evans,
Thompson r. Mason aud Richard HI
lien lerson, trustees IT Samuel Clap
ham, deceased, Elizabeth Chapman,
widow of SAID Samuel CIspham, de DEFENDANTS,
ceased, and the said Thompson Ma
son and Bctsey e.. has wife, Benlsmin
f. smith and Matilda z his wife, Vir
GINA Price and Benjamin Price, }
By consent this cause is referred to OF the Mas
ir commissioners of this Court 10 state and settle the
account of the Defendants. Mason and Henderson,
trustees of Clsphan, With directions to report all such
matters specially deemed pertinent by himself, or
which either party sh Al, require to have reported But
this erdr is considered fixing no principle IN tie
case. copy-Tesi:
By consent Of parties having been ap-
roin,d 10 state and settle the account mentioned IN
he forpo;ns- order the before named Plaintiffs and
n.g ndants and all others concerned, are hereby no.
tiled, tina: on the Esd day Of the present month"; Will
IN my Office a. Alexandria, At 10 O'Clock, a NJ
1 Shall proceed to perform the duties required
and on e Sh day Of same month. at the house OF Nj
oholas Osborn, IN Leesbu.g, close my Report al"
| statements on the subject matter of reference
Given under my hand, at alexandria, this TENN as!
of September, 1850.
sept l1-eot23d ColiN nOED.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-11

,,s,.ed 70 learn that the Middle 1T
We az . Road progresses rapidly-that us
ser lutI I bnt moderate, and that it will De one
', zines, roads in this part oil the on'teu o'ases
~ 49, rompIeted. Success to tins anu 49, Is
1 ,. work designed to nnprove the cond'''0" "
,!exandria.
Oh Now York Commercial Advertiser very
s,v,es the Editor OF the Telegraph IN
p'oPii. DGo6e. Those who have read Sco'. >
Tin ." harvard, will at once see the proPrie9
H the oppela'ion.
.,.,,o,,lent of the Columbian Gazette
hs nroEo,.ad Secretary OF the Navy at a
Iies Wv Ne heartily wish that 'Chlorlde, !"
'ou..' p,her disinfcciing agent, could remove
~. 'S S,ne from the Department which encum-
5srs.
r.lo The French dramatic author, was re-
.I'hls far self,tness. Calling upon friend,
N1' 49, "r,nion he wished to have upon new CO.
. 'n he found him in his last moments, out'
outstanding proposed to him TO hear 1t read.
i' can.iler.n said ,he dying man, 81 have not
,h,n an hour to live" Ave-" replied
I na,,he :. but this will only occupy hall that
sime" :
u,w oien do men follow the example Of
R,r,be,-Sel6shness is perhaps an ingredient in
~ r,osal composition Of every character, but it
. ~ shows itself hatefully prominent.
<aSsN
We observe the following advertisement IN
H., Louisville Ky Focus. A similar offer was
Nj. IN Baltimore Neither OF these bets have
been taken up:
1coMMuxIcArED.
$500 IS proposed TO be Bet!-As the jackson
a,iitsrs'are growing somewhat Justify about the
,esult Of the Kentucky elections. an opportunity
viii be afforded them of testing their sincerity,
,fany of their party dare take it up. A wager
# 500 is offered 10 be bet. that CLAY Sc
NArOR will be elected by the next Legislature
of Kentrcky. Call a, the Focus Office.
-aAsH-
The Louisville and Portland Canal. it is
,b0uso, by the editor Of ;he Louisville Focus.
ain he opened for the passage Of boats during
,be ensuing winter Between six and seven
hprdred men are engaged in boring, blasting.
and removing the solid mass of rock through
Which the canal passes The Length the work
A l.1c
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-11
BY GEORGE WHITE.
Trust sale.

Trust sale.
10y virtue Of deed of trust from John Thompssn
ID for purposes ther, in expressed, shall offer e
public auction, on MONDAY the 2ia instant, At tho
dwelling house Of said Thompson, situate on Pitt
street and opposite ST. Pzus Church, sundry articles d
Household and Kitchen Furniture; and Immediately
thereafter, I'm the premses,] the said 1bompson'e
lease for Eve years come from the LIST Of April last
past q! new
49,. FRAME STABLE, CARRIAGE
fsTT.y. HOUSE and SMITH SHOP, on the west
s;sSs side of Pitt and between King and Prince
- streets, which property is subject to rent
charge of $50 per annu, with the right on the psro!
the tenant To remove the houses on the premises %
the. cxpirstion Of the lease.
Term. cash and should any purchaser fail to eoni
NV nth the TERMS resale Of the property will be
mme slaely made, At the expense and rsk OF the mr."
purchaser .., i'll
The subscriber will convey such title - the desc
vests in him. and which he believes Is good.
sale to commence at 10 O'Clock.
CHRIS OPHER NEALE, Trustee
GEORGE WHITE. AnctoneeI.
sept II 81 4.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-11


HAS imported, by the ship Pioneer from Liverpool
Il the following
which are offered for sale on the usual terms;-
Colts 81, 4. Az and pit blankets, some OF extra
quality I.,,.
Comhric uusins book aud iacone' hdkis
pouk, mulL and sprg null Ihush'is
Ginchams, Holland and double line Ineh'aPeS
black silk hose
Rlack silk waistcoa,ng, velvet and horen'."e
shoe and colored threads, OF various q"aii'ies
Sbsd and herring SEINE rWlNE
Sail Irvine and book binders swings
Double (;los,er and pine apple Enslish Caeese'
from I. onton, of first quality
And. by the statira, expected daily from Phadeph'a
he will receive
A general assortment Of Domestic FZ-.4NNELo
.1,o,,.st ubch are some uf fneness equal to any
English.
sattuetts and cassinetts, and American csssnie'es
Kcrseys and Enseys, cotton osnsburgs
Furniture cotton checks and plsids
Pententiary stripes
Flushiugs aud Devonshire kerseys
nlesched ant, brown domestic cottons shirtinS'
Rlack and coiored circassian sluffs
Waistcoatng, great variety re
Madras and superfne india Roma' SIX max"
Bedticks, sewing silks
Twiiled sackingsan and Scotch oznaburgs' &C. &C.
eept 9
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-12-03
SPLENDID LOT,
be drawn this mot

~ he drawn this NOV
u State Lottery, Glass NO. T.,
1880, TO be drawn at Richmond on
Friday the 10th of December 1890
Highest prize $4,000. Tickets So.
No. q, to be drawn at Richmond on
Friday the 9Th Dec. Highest prize
$40, 81.
Dismal Swamp No. II for 1890
TO be drawn at Richmond on Friday
the 2dth Dec. Highest prize $4,000
Tickets So.
No. Is for 1880, to be drawn at
Richmond on Friday the 31st Dec
Highest prize S10,000-Tickets f.
Shares in proportion in a variety of
numbers at WATTS OFFICE.
Dec 3 DIT
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-12-03

RESURRECTION TN the Montreal College.
The Montreal Gazette describes a
revolution which was attempted in the
French Seminary at Montreal. The
grievances which gave rise 10 this in
%su1rectlon were the frequency and Sc
verify Of punishmeDts, the abr idge-
ments of the periods allowed for recre-
alton, and the often repeatedlcomplaints
made-by the French teachers o. the ig-
norance ofthe Canadians. Nearly the
whole college broke out in open rebel
lion. After this had continued three
days, the officers ofthe college succeed
in bringing back the greater part of
the pupils to j state of subordinatioD,
by resembling a part of the obnoxious
ordinances, and by expelling some of
the leading insurgents. -sn