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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-26

we have been favored with the following circular to
Co'ec'ors OF the Customs from the Treasury Depart
inen ana publish II for the bene fit of rcisl
trends The intercourse between the two countries 10
now free and unrestricted as it should he:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-26

Being nett gain of one hundred and sirtv-fpe Jack.
and a clear Jackson gain Of TWO HUNDRED AND
FIFfY-SEVEN votes the opposition in the veto
county Of MONTGOMERY.
Harrington County, through which the Rockville
Road is united to the Cumberland Road, supposed
to be influenced by the veto. The following are the
narrative votes:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-26

Anti-Jackson majority ZIG
Nett gain Of Jackson votes nnefv-fom
Loss Of Anti-Jackson votes eighty-seuen.
Nett Jackson gain over the opposition ONE HUN
DRIED AND EIGHTY-ONE votes in the veto county
OF FREDERICK.
Montgomery County, through which the Rockville
Road passes. and which particularly interested,
shows tho following comparative result:
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-27

.4rnericm, Coffons at Consfoafinople.-Ane r
tract of letter from the Rev. H. g. o. DwIeHr.
at Constantinople, says, "Our cotton goods are
in high reputation here, (Constantinople. often
hear them cried out in the streets; and when max
ing some little purchases of cotton from the Turks
they have often given it, as the highest possible
recommendation, that thew were .4merican-not
dreaming that we were Americans. So much are
our goods preferred here, that the English have
actually put American stamps on their goods to
sell them to better advantage"
-&NeS
The revolutionary horizon of France, as it
can be styled. 10 comparatively bright and safe;
there are still however grounds for misgiving.-
the dethr0nement Of Charles and the substitution
of the Duke of Orleans, form, under all the cir
cumstances. pregnant and extraordinary era for
Europe, be the immediate results what they may.
Ca IRE one fashion or other. Liberty waves her
glorious banner, and is hailed by parta tleast of
all the nations. Triumphant in France, with
Law and science protecting and refining Religion
and Morals, the splendid vision would be ire
sistabe. Surprising such contamination, what
position is that of Lafayette! If storms should
arise,-if the glittering prospect should be over
cast, his march will still be lofty and radient.-
We mig taddress to him stil-with the change Of
a single word-the fine verses of Gray
"J through the wild waves, as they roar,
With ws,chful eye and dsuntess mein,
Thy steady course Of honor Keep;
Nor fear the rocks, nor seek the shore;
The star of freedom smiles serene.
Aud gds the horrors of the deep"
Nat. Gag.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-27
Notice.

Fire Insurance Company of .Aerandria.
gVoLDERs of stock in this Company are hereby no
I tiled, that an election will be held at their office
on the fret Monday IN NOsenbsr nerh being the hr't
J.y thereof for twelve Directors, 10 serve for one
year from thence ensuing
The election to commence at 10 O'Clock A. H. and
close At o'clock +. NJ
0'''N j. 4. NICHOLS, Sec'y.
Mr. The transfer books will be closed from
Thursday the 2ss October at noon. until the election
!. over seetT-lswsoFdcfa
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-27
COMMERCIAL.
BALTIMORE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 2;


FLouR.-
Ho,vard street Hour.-The sales from stores
this week have ranged from S5 sl4 $ ga per
Dbl. cash, or interest added. Sales of about zoo
bbls at the former price have come to our know
ledge, and we believe that at least as much, if
not more. has been taken at 5 ST.. Holders
generally name the latter as the store price to-day
The wagon price has been without variation at
25 per bbl.
Ciiy Mills Fom-The market is without any
perceptible change since last report. Sales Of
about 1000 bbls. extra quality, at IS l29 on
time with interest added; and sales Of 1000 bbls
standard quality at 4 s7a, interest added. One
parcel standard was sold at 90, on q months
credit without interest.
Rye How.-In Howard street the wagon
price of lst Rye is about 81: and Of I'd, about
s so per bbl. The store price is unsettled.
Corn Neal We know Of none in market.
Whea'.-There has been a tolerably fair sup
Dly of wheat at market this week. and prices
have continued precisely the same as per last
report Sales Of good to prime red at 90 90
cents. and more ordinary parcels at lower rates,
according to quality. Sales Of white at 81 90 a
81 02 per bushel.
CoYn-The article continues in good demand.
On Thursday sales Of white were made at So, $50
and 80 cents per bushei; aud Of yellow at 20 a
So cents This mOrninga parcel OF 1000 bushels
white, to fill up vessel, was taken at So cents.
.4mericd
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-27
DIED.,

On the night of Friday, the 18th inst. at
Springfield, in the county Of Hanover, Va. at the
advanced age of 81 years, IA days, Mrs. Lucy
Nelson, widow of the late General Thomas
Nelson.
At the residence of her father, near Manches-
ter, S. c. on the 18th Instant, Mrs. MARY RE-
BEcoA M'DuFFrE, consort OF the Hon. George
M'Dufie, s. daughter of Richard Singleton Esq.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-27
BY GEORGE WHITE.
I,aAies' auction.

ladies ANctlOn.
WILL be sold at Whites Auction rooms large
and valuable assortment of China, Croekery, cut,
moulded pressed and enamelled Glasses, &c &C.,
consisting, in part, Of
India dinner SETS light blue, brown and gree do
Light blue tureens, wash basins and pitches
Gold banded tea cups and saucers
DO do plates, assorted
China and painted tea.sets.
Elegant cut glass decanters in sets
Do do tumblers and wines
Do vases and flowers
Cut and plain glass bowls; do do lamps
DO do do pitchers and ceerias
China and blue coffee and tespots
Gilt msutel andpier glasses
Mahogany DO do
Toilet and swing do
Witha great variety of moulded, pressed aud enam.
eled glassware.
additional.
Man,e looking glass clocks, different sizes
Gilt picture frames profile and painted do.
lot of brass andir0ns, assorted sizes
Ivory handled sets knives forks, 81 pieces
Tipped do do 81 do
The ladies' of Aexandrs and its vicinity. respect.
fully invited and the auc,ioneer assures them that the
articles offered for sale are without limits
Gentlemen attending the auction, not accompany.
ing ladies, will please enter in at the door Oh st.
Asaph street, next 70 Gen. Lynn's Office.
az Articles ready for examination on Monday morn.
ing. sept "a
~ In consequence Of unfavorable weather,
the above sale is postponed till TUESDAY NORM.
ING, 2s!h instant, at 10 o',ioek sept2s
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-27
HAeXanAria academy

EgPE pos WORT,i, who was elected by the Irus
vi .es of the Alexandra Academy as principal
cher of that institution having declined the Sua.
ton. the Trustees have this day unanimously elected
Mr. Maucus NcGAaRY, Graduate of trinity College,
I,ublio in the Kingdom of ireland, ASPIRING pal teach
or Of h., ex,ndrs academy The Trustees. having
procured the most satisfactory testimonials @ Mr VIC
rr, talents, requirements and capacity for instruc-
finn both from Ireland and this country, reconmerd
him to the public a. gentleman well qualified to in
str,rct pupils in the Latin and Greek anguaees' the
ustbenst,cs and all the branches Of an English edu'
cation. =,
schooronm on Prince street, between Washington and
ST. Assph Streets on Wednesday next, the 18th inst
Refer to Rosr 1. rAYLon. Esq. LUCK SMITH, Esq
WM l.. HODGSON,
cen, a5-dtf sec'y of the iioard of trustees.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-27
SALES AT AUCTION.
BY WILLIAM d. MUTT.
Trustees Sale.

AIu6tCC q Ou1Cs
nN SATURDAY. the 1871 day of merit month, at
~ II o'clock at noon, the subscriber will offer for
sale, at public auction on the premises one undivided
moiety Of the Establishment commonly called the
CITY T.fVERN,"
&8I II now in the occupation of II. Clagett, 81.
H3 III .uated on the west side of Royal street
{ - and south side OF Cameron street, extend
ing from the intersection said streets south Royal
street 80 feet; thence west 125 feet inches; thence
south 81 feet 63 inches; thence west n fert thence
north LOG feet 81 inches to Cameron street; thence
east Cameron street 1877 feet 81 inches, to the be-
ginning And
One dnnuity or Rent in Fee Of Sa24,
payable half yesrly-on the 10Th May and 10Th Novem
Der in every yesr-charged three story brick te
nement and lot of ground on the east side of Royal
street, between King and Prince streets. nov in th
occupation of James Green. Terms cash
The above sale will be made under deed of tru
from William 8. Moore and wife to Il. l. Taylor, for
the indemnity Of Thos. Irwin.
For the Trustees
aug LEO WM. ID. MUTT, Auct.
N7s The above sale Is postponed until 81
1URD4Y the 9Th Of 1opember ct noon.
TERNs-0nc-third Of the purchase money to be paid
in hand; the residue in two equal instruments of six
md nine months, with nteres, from the day Of sale
the title to be retained until the payments shall be
completed, with power to the Trustee to resell for
any default in payment.
R. I. TAYLOR,
sept IS trustee.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-27
@NsS

town nceting has been called in Philadel-
''a tor the ,'lrpOse ot expressing satisfaction at
ewccnt triumph of Liberal principles inFrance.
appended to the call, we find the names of some
d, the most distinguished and respectable gentle.
mcu IN the city.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-27

From Ncntes. brig Laurel, Captai
aheldon' has arrived 1T Providence, but Srin.
10 papers. She sailed on the 5th August, pre-
',cus TO which time there had been some ski
flushing between tine Kings troops and the pee
RE and about thirty were Killed on both sides
The city was quiet under the provisional govern
!aGntHhGa csntain :. sailed.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-27
IeNper ,nce

Temperance society
a meeting Of this society will be held in the Leg
4 ture room Of st Psu's Church. this evening,
(AionJay) at o'clock; punctua attendance OF the
members is requested
sept1 CASeiUS LEE, sec ry
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-27
BY GEORGE WHITE.
BOOKS, ENGRAvINGs, &c.

Among them are large family bib 3, giiti English
pocket do, morocco. git; SCOTS theological Works.
vols; Iohnsons works; Woods Dctionsr, of the BIZ
bile; Whiston's Josephus, vols, DO do, do; Oar.
bys Gazetteer; Plutarohs Lives Avs Gibbons Rome.
v; Haslets British Eioqlence, } v; 3lack,tone's
Commentaries, 4 v, Termes DE Ialey; lioin. in
French, 10 v; do English, doi Spectator. 2 W do
- v; Malte Bruins Atlas, Lucas do, Eclectic Dspen;
satory; Henry Kirk Whites works, complete, vol
Browns Philosophy o! the Human AIndi Coopers
novels complete, I6 vols; with great variety Of No.
vc's and miscellaneous works. blanks, states, pencils
chemical ink uus &c K. sept y
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-27
SALES AT AUCTION
BY GEORGE WHITE.

Furniture auction.
THIS MORNING, at half past 10 O'Clock,
4 L the late residence the Js) Of Thomas Steel
~ deceased, all his
HOUSEHOLD & KITCHEN FURNITURE,
CONSISTING, IN Part, OF
mahogany sideboard, bureaus
secretary and book case, tables
Sofa, settee. locking glasses
Several feather beds and furniture
cooking stove. complete
glass show case, suitable for shoe.makers
Parcel Of silver plate
A fine mich COW
And collection oeBonKs, among which ID
large folio Bible, with fine engnvngs.
sept 27
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-27
ALEXANDRIA, ID. T..
,o,Y N0RyfNG. SEPT. 27. 1880.

e,,,ox;nc communication We invite the
10 'ns md consideration Of our benevolent
f:an@. am Ii is in charities Of the kind
"nc,"o,sd that the best feelings Of the heart
r. PloP w into exercise. and the greatest amount
o'Oi 7nvar;ably effected. Every one will be
'00u "a Jonbt. TO acknowledge the benefits aris-
Pdl' " .Ss establishment Of the institution re-
49," y 70: and those who in past years have WIT
e. ~ ~ saIutary operations, cannot but wish
''eu ~ and Encouragement. We will only
'. ~, the writer of the communication below,
H. ',- ga. Isman who. we take the liberty OF say
. ,"sryes every thing for his kindly DISPOSE
:, u Wi real benevoleuce, has dePosiled IN our
% 1u ,bs sum mentioned, and we trust his ex-
a AZ wi will be immediately followed by many OF
,,,Gnsmen.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-27
$500 Reward
4 BSCONDEO from the Miss Mandevilles. o. sur
Z day evening, the 18th inst. negro man named
UTLLOUGHBY SMITH,

about feet or inches high, Sc or 80 years Of age,
rather slender make with pleasant countensnce; is
very respectful in his manner; first rate house ser
want, an excellent gardener painter, whi,ewssher aud
also rough carpenter He had on when he lett home
black stuff rounlsbout blue cloth psntsloons' blue
striped vest. with gilt buttons new fur hat As he Is
very artul and read, doubt he viii change BON
his name and clothing. He WAS seen in Washington
and Georgetown The following days, 10th and 2lst
will give $40 iftakcn in the District, $50 if fifty
miles distant; or 800 If further from Alexandria and
ecured so that he be recovered; and all reasonable
expenses paid it he is brought home
Tept 27-St' JOSEPH MANDENI:L lie.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-27

Was COMMITTED
vHNO the Jail for the County Of Alexandra, d. c. on
l. the 18th instant, ass runaway a Inulstto man BY
tie name of
BILL BOW7E,
appears to be about Is years of ages his clothing is
blue striped cotton jacket and blue cloth psntsoons
He says he is the property of Mr. John 4. Barry, Of
Prince Georges County, Maryland
The owner is requested to come forward, prove pro
perry paw charges and take him away; otherwise he
viii be discharged according to law
n, N STEELE,
sept 27-3t Jailor,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-27

0Fics Hoiders.-lt is stated in the Albany
thealIg Journal, that tifty-six members of the
herklmer convention, BY whom the democratic
candidates for Governor and Lieutenant Cover
nor have lately been nominated are office holders;
and a majority OF these hold Offices under the
Governor who has been nominated by the Con-
Sention. The names of the ffty-six have been
published in the Evening journal.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-03
NASHVILLE. June 10.

Cry HOTEL DEsrRoYED.-Yesterday morning,
18th inst about o'clock, our town was alarmed by
the breaking out of fire in the roof ofthat spacious
and noble edifice, the City Hotel, situated on the
North East side Of the Public Square, belonging to
the Nashville Bank, and occupied by Capt. James Ed
nondson. This extensive, comInodious, and elegant
building the pride and ornament OF our town. erected
for the special accommodation of travellers and
strangers, at expense Of not less than forty thou
sand dollars, was soon enveloped in flames, and all
its combustbe parts were at length entirely
med
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-03
ITO be concIuded.)


The United States ship Boston went TO this
morning for Algiers, having on board Com Porter,
the new Consul to that Regency.
The Boston may possibly find, on arriving at her
destination, that the French lilies floating where
the crescent has been wont TO shine-and the new
Consul may be puzzled TO find those to whom he is
accredited We hope SO, certainly for it is full time
these pirates of the Mediterranean should be swept
from their fastness.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-03
PHILADELPHIA. June 80.

THTLAIJETFTHN.
The report that the President of The United States
has pardoned WTLsoN, the mail robbcr, obtains gene
raj credit-t was minated TO nearly three weeks
since, that such his intention We do not think
it necessary to notice the different opinions expressed
by the public upon this act of executive cemency; il is
certain, however, that large portion Of the people
do not think the, mercy thus shewn, To be IN
strcl accordance with Justice. U. S. Gaxette.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-03

this vegetable TO be cultivated in the United Kingdom,
under duty, Hoes not appear palatoblc either
chant manu- acturer they assert their interests
as well as that ofthe would materially suffer.
In Ireland, by on inequality Of the law, the article
has been planted for several years, and progressively
increasing until it has reached quantity,
and this going into consumption without The payment
fany duty,-o large proportion ofthe price obtained
by the grower is much abs from the revenue
and to the prejudice Of tho fair trader II seems that
Mr.. Gouburn is delaying the production Of his BILL
doubt TO afford the interested parties opportun
ty Of rendering their objections; and this town. we
understand is about availIng itself oft, by sending
deputotion 10 London the question -Lirerpooi
.AdO. May 10.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-03

Mr.. Astor has gained all his land cases in N. York
This puts g450 900 in his pocket
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-03
Paul Clifford.

Paul Clifford,
- Y The Author Of Pelham, Disowncd Devereux,
~ this dey opencd bv COLLINS g. co.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-21
VTRGLyId LIE GTSL8TURE

IN THE SE.Ny3TE. DECEyUBER is, 1880.
The Senate occupied nigh ioUr hours consde.
ration Of the Report OF the Committee Privileges
and Elections made The Memorial Of John Gibson,
Jr. complaining Of ie undue election Of John X. wat
laes.
The Committee ef PrUueges and Elections have, oe-
cOTding 10 order, Ind under Consideration, the me-
mortal IF John @ 6s,n, jr to them reteTTed, and beg
ledpe 10 report
The Mcnorialst aud John II. Wallace, each claim
the right 10 seat in the senate, Senator from the
District composed OF the Counties OF Fauquer and
Prince William. In the opinion Vi your Committees
return in the form prescribed by law or to the
effect has been delivered 10 the Clerk Of the Senate or
exhibited before the Committee. Two papers were pro-
duced. The purports TO be return Of John Glib
son, ir Senator elected for the district aforesaid !;
states that elections held at the Courthouse and
OF tmfries, IN Prince William county, the II day
Of October 1880, and at the Courthouse, Salem and Elk
Run, in Fauquer coun.y the 25th day OF DC ober
1890, but Is signed only by Pcyton Noryel the DEPUTY
OF john Hooe, jr Sheriff Of Prince " lillian county
The other pufports 10 he a Of John H. Wallace
Senator elected for the disiict thareec
lions held at the Courthouse, at salem and I'm
Run, In FaUqWer county, the 25th 28th and 27ti
days Of October, 1880, and At Brensyie and Dumfits
80 Prince William coUn'y, on the 4th day Of October
195 but Il slgne Only BY James Picket. 10 L4 state
Of thIngs your Comuee deemed proper 10 reso,t IA
tte poll-to by exafDns ion q these II appears
bat Tie 4h Gay Of October, 1880, 1T Brehis, ile
obson received 2e and Wallace ~ Yotes and o
DvDfies oesop received lie votes sd Walisce vote
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-21

gHNHh high rae Of duty paid ON Tobseso in E,sl.nS
n Irelaud, and Scotland, esUsesa great ronsums'
ton o. Semmed Fobareo 70 those coun riss and ~,
s'em Jree,y. We, therefore, recommend Won M, ~
p'Zs your common ard good Tobacco Ouch as l. now
We" ioI sfp') 80 bard az 10 make IL difficult 10 s,e
greA' portion OF the rich large, strong leaf Tobacco
now converted into strips well az the bin ,boy,
esi' ana either these kuds priced % hard a. IN
DC an snck ttg 'iher, they are rendered much I,s
yaiuable.Tbe las allows the fopeheass 81 s,,f
size TO admit OF 10 TO 1900 he tting pred In i,hoa,
pressiDgit 30 hard 50 to ifjnre u hr . en,nicg
"a & j. GWATHBEY
WV 'N 0F-u!'D~lJ Communion yHsrekonts
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-21

.4ekc'rnonn' JUvensJrrgtt me.uet-- Hcse IL ano
'hrr London Annual, lie thu ypuuy, rcr-ess'rg hit
eiam,s among n kiod'.d publications. bs'h Tom IT.
emh.l ,bn,-"ts, Nnt us .i'erary a. a'uon.. L. coo-
tame niue sFaa iuilY engraved cuts, eN-
tlu I've OF hs ptr--tt,,ioH rs's and H. vprcts IT,
t. page. T- p,''ns-. 81 fhe infant Sa",uel" ~
oni.inv-iy hesu.iiui aud iov-Iy The design ia by
HO'nes, ool n. sngt bv Mooiuo n; AID tho
rs have impaired sv'p'i ing interest visit au,y
the urc. Tn tenanc- beams wnh Exactly hat
heavenly -xrt"ssiou which III d-yout reader would
expect 20 find In the infant m-sscy"r ~ Jehovah TO he
b"nse az E who wss s. dss,'nrd (, ti;I to exalted
station OF he rroihe', ruler aa Judge 1T the chosen
reope lhs pic'"r~ u alone wo,,h IA. price OF the
hoax Eu' The oters eli elegant specimens OF the
aus ev'no'ng much good t-js IN the selection.
Ih- literary con ent. OF he rrtar happily adapt
ed {" the comprehension 81 e Jivenile ader and
fron tho p"n- OF gi,rj and p"rular writers. Among
them we notice the name az Mrs. I'll Gard, W III HM-
rison. Mi Jew hury ,to tick Shepherd III Row
DIR. 30 ker. Miss sheridan Within and Mary Hewitt,
The Msses St-iokisnd., Sc. The following hul- story:
IN metre pretty a. A. touching. = Nv Mary Hnwt,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-21
uBUMFORD lACADEMY.-Ihe bret session =

D UMFORD iACADEhY.-Ih ne bret session OF,
u the ensuing year, will commence in this Sem,t
ry on thr 18th January, and terminate on The l5 h
Jane. The Greek and Roman authors read in the
CLASSICAL department. a ose which approved OF by
the University OF Virginia The Eoglish aud Ma,he-
matca department will continue under the direcuoa
Mr. Kenny, whose course OF instruction is extensive
aud comprehends Algebra, Surveying, and every
branch OF Mathematics r.qusite not only tor aduis.
SIGN into College, but lksw wise into the Navy or the
Military Academy at West Point.
TERMs.-BOasd, Washing, and Tuition, leach Bsatd-
~ hnding his own bed, etding towes, cALdles &C.
500 per session ot i've n.onh., payable in advance
Tuition alone, per -sor payable, alo in alvarez.
boardsrs " ho enter at my time previous the is h
February, are Halle 10 the expense of The whole
son-ihe same rule il Pile to the charge fer dsy
hoars Parents aud Guardsns are requested not to
furnish hre ARMS. Wal. HAWKESWORTH.
Dec. II. 6l- ID c. Ia, 81. %. Jan 4 IL