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The Arkansas advocate., 1830-06-02

LoNcEvITy.-There is now living in this counly. a man of the name of John Hill, who from the best information that can be obtained from himself ard oth- CTS, is between iz2sG9 iz2sG9 ard i3UU ii3UU years off age! He served George the l, II, and Ill, as soldier--the latter the last time :a this country under Gen ( ci. Brad Brad dock, and was considered too old for soldier when our revolutionary war broke out! lie enjoys pretty good health at present, and appears likely to yet have some years il store. His lsab- its through life, so far as the memory of any now living suaaeth, affords 10 ar gaueft of temperance being necessary to to .oli lI'asss 1ss t pssss sssss.1 Rep. An eastern gentleman at New-Or- leans, thus sums up the occurrences of the week insthat busy city. It is what may be called a rough entry of ordila- .ry occurrences.
 " "Aman is to be hanged to-day fortry~ ing to fire the city.
 Asailor was killed this week by the guard, for disturbance, and not sPeai- ing French.
 A fight took place last Sunday, at a Catholic Church, because sotne men preferred sts,ldilI with their s:r backs s;ssik ks to the altar, rather than lose sight of tine pretty creole ladies.
 Two friends went into the country a few days ago, in an honorable way, and ole was buried a day or two after.
 4 respectable yourg gentleman shot the husband of ladv i1s bread diaylis s''sstts beeause he sisted ea protecting hts wite from insult.
The Arkansas advocate., 1830-06-02


 Interesting Djseopenies.--ln the month lofDecember, 1927 aplanterdiseoYered, in field at short distane from Monte yideo, sort of tomb stone upon which, strange and to him unknown, signs were eugrayen. He caused this stone, which covered q small small excavation formed aith masonry, 10 be raised, in which he found two exceedingly ancient swords, a hei- met, and shield, which had suffered much from rust, and earthen amphera, l of large capacity. The planter caused these objects, together with the tomb stone, to be removed to Monte Video, where, in spite of the ravages of time, and the little care taken of the stone, fragments of Greek words could be easi- l ly made out, read, and supplied, which when translated, ere to the following purpose: !. During the dominion of Al- exander; sonofPhilip, King ofMacedon, in the 63d Olympiad, Ptolemaios, it was impossible to decipher the rest. On the handle of one ofthe swords was the portrait of a man, supposed to be Alex ander, on the helmett there is seulptured work that must have been executed by l the most exquisite skill, representing Achilles dragging the corps of Hector round the walls of Troy; (like the Fab ula Iiaca, the bas-relief of stueco found in the ruins of the Via Appia at Fratoc- chic, belonging to the princes of Coion- ia, which describes all the principal sceHes in the Had and Odyssey.) It is quite clear, from the discovery of this kind of monumental altar, that d con temporary of Aristotle has dug up the soil of Brazil and La Plata. It is con Ijeetured that this PtoIemaios was the commander of Alexander's fleet; which is supposed to have been oyertaken by a storm in the great ocean, as the an- clients called 1t, and driven on the coast of Brazil, where it erected the above mentioned monument, to preserve tue memory of the voyage to so distant a country. 1t ali events, the discovery furnishes a fact deserving the attention of Antiquarians.-Frou he Journal des Toyages ct .4rchives Geogrqp}aqstes.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-01
CHOICE GOODS.

HEAVY Jet, and blue, black Italian Lusirings
- Blue, black double CHAIN Avignon forences
Ict and blue, black Gro de Indies
Earon, drRb, and LED colored do
Hue and jet black, and assorted cUlorcd Gro dc
Maps
Black, whlte. and assorted colors French aatins
4-4 g. Cd black Italian crapes-broad selvaged
Black Mandarin crapcs--smooth and glossy
3s d 40 inch black Italian cravats
Extra blue and black velvet, and gcra.hc cloths
Steel and Oxford mixed cloths
Extra double m;rled blue, black, aud mixed cass-
Buff, white, light and dark drab do.
Blue and mixed Habit cloths
Buff and black cashmerelts, for vestrug
Black, drab, crimson, and brown silk veiveIs
Figured black and colorcd velvet vestngs
Go, 9 81 1914 damasks and diapers
Cd Irish and 1914 real Russia sheetip5
Cd g.. TO long lawns
T-8 g. A Irish linens soft finish and very fine
LINEN cambria handkerchief, rased and cclored
borders
Linen cambrics
Mems English and French silk hose ind haif hose
English and French silk gloves
Black horse skin, and white Beaver do.
German a English black q white silk hosp
White embossed silk do.
BLACK, white, and crimson Merino grafGs
Dark, blue, and cashmere do
Rich cause sc1rf3 crimson, blue, straw, pink, and
white
Shell, tuck, long bent, neck, and side combs
Brazilian turn back, neck, tuck, and side do.
Madame Cantellos corsetts--all numbers
Mems camblct and plain cloaks
Women's Merino cloth do.
a good assortment of the above goods recently re-
Gently received for sale ut the lowest market prices
by Il. g. Il. JAMES, g. Co.
dec IS Market Sqr7re
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-01
NEW AND SEASONABLE GOODS

NEW AND SEASONABLE GOODS.
III NELSON has just received and offers for sale
s at unusually low prices, an extensive stock Of
:, STAPLE AND Fancy DRY GOODS,
present AID approaching season, aud consisting in
part Of
Glue, BLACK and fancy eOl0red cloths 8 cassmeres
Cxtord ard s;esi MKT do %
Blue and brown do
valcncia att svansdowi. yestiuu
Rose. dufie and po,I.i blankets
Green booking suj door cloth baixas
Fine and supeffne white fannel
Red, green, yellow end black do
Hack and blue black Italian lusi.inn
India satin aud satin levantin.s
Black and hlue-blacl Gao de Nap
Do ''V do Gro de e hides
BLACK scnciews and sarsuet,s
h1eIin" and Cashmere long ahawis
DO do handkeYchiefa
Thibei, Prusrian and cashmere squnIe do So
Ihibet and ~ursted bArege hdkfs
Harege, gss-s and Gro d Nap do -
AIetino cloths aud circassnrs u(. t1yirrrx
10 and "A Irish linens
s, and 3D. do sheetings
Long lawns and linen cairbrcs
Linen cambria hdkis
81 and 1914 dnmask
Russia, Sirds-eyc md Ga diapers
Black Nankfn and Canton Grapes
Plnid Norwich do
Rlack aud white Italian grapes
Etack and coloured pamyrenes
lam black uil cnloured bAnhazctts
Figured do do MI ra,,na,,v
Hack English bornbaziues
lartan and Circassian plaids and camhlc,s
haok, Give aud drub hang-up cords
Ptam book. mltll and Swiss musIirrs
Egurcd 90 do Do
"A aud Ca cossoa camhrtrs
PhiD aud checked jnconets
Pinid and fancy London prints
Cotton, worsied and silk hosiery
hitlk and voysied bSaids, assptGl
Gloves Of every variety
Sp,tal6eld and bapdanna hikf
Ltn'tatiaR bandanna and Matras 10
Figured, satin aod Gfo de Mp boIalel ribbous
GAUGE, cap, do Gb
Common, fine ind supe1fine halt do
Nack and coloured guard do
large supply of brown, b!cnched Rpl maid do
Desiics, aprun and furniture cheeks. bed tickinqs
British ozDahurgs, ard COARSE wooIieus for ncrro
;!nthing. And constantly bard.
Cotton Qzlaburgs from the Richmond Factory
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-01
GENUINE FRENCH JUIUBE PASTE,
or Pectora Gum.
Sold Jy JNlO. H. BLAyNIRE, opposite The
Eo0Ie HofeI
Eagle Hotel.

TFNHIS Medicine, besides rs mld nature, possesses
Il apleasinp tasta colour and form. It's is alto
gethsr convenient, between meals, small bit Of u
's kept in the mouth, and renewed when melted
Tho Juihbe Paste has been lately used IN Paris with
tho greatest success. IL IS softenng, pectora and
Gaining; il effectuay appeases a cough, an sIhens
the pituitous humour ia the throat aud breast. "
j. CHIEFLY beneficial to persons Of dry constitution
w.ili tendency to phthisic, and to those WHO ar'
hihic 60 hoarsncss aIl loss Of voice.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-01
GRANNIss, SON d. BROTHERS

Haze recetued fresh supply Of
II AIDES fashionable bronze slippers, -.Iuch Lauo-
-AA somer than the others
Ladies' party or dancing slippers, made Of .astng,
which have been SD much admired for then bcauly
and ease of Citing
Ladies goatskin slippers and walking shocs, the u
ticlcs much called for
Together with entire new article of ladies' last
ing slippers, made with mock welts, for walking.
ran Corner of .h,IiD and I iM !StyeoLg.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-01
EI;nsbWgh and Quarterig Rerieu,c'

t.~!n6ouTgh and quarterly RecieUs. 81
fs1tE pTeemnent these ey-s has been rag and
fully esa.he6 organs Of criticism as reposi,o.
res OF literary reference and scientific noT3iion they are Q-
tvaHed No than thirty thousand copies issued quarterly
on ne British presthcy sought aer read not onv
Ia 1ca britain, but every and the European
continent They Acknowledged the most
81 h European Periodical Works; they give various views
" All the most Important questions and discussions which sg
ae 'he cvllzed world No periodical Works at
ced the vast which they take Of human nor
can any legislator Pilosopcr, scholaf entirely neccct
hen without feeling the modification attending this
Since their republication here, reviews similar plan have
been commenced IN this country That conduced with great
ability u should be recoleced however many works OF
extraordinary merit appear EuroI that do reach this
country until long after their publications. all; aud those
among U.s. who mag be learned orcurous searching ae
useful niomation, have Of kroirg their
or may be Their existence but through medium Of osien
review With no desire therefore deact from the aetdo
edged aud increasing merit ~ ucaturc permit rs n,
that long the valuable portion Of lite ary and
scientific information originate the other o Allan
ue so long should the kdaburh aud Quarterly ~ plsce IN
/ our libraries.
The high estimation which hey held BY most -
cgen orzrns is show by very cordial agO,neni
with which they have been received and the m recommends
lions that have been heretofore published Subscriptions 10.
eeived al the Book and Stationery siorO Of
jan0 r 3 sANXAy.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-01
Richmond Dyeing Establishment.
On Cary Street, rear of TIE Viygin1 and FORMERS

Oh Guy otTecE, Tcaf OF nc Ptginl1 and F6DDleTs
Banks
JOSEPH WILLIAMS is grateful TO tho ladies'
~ and gentlemen of Virginin for past favouls and
hopes continuance of the same; and would thank
the ladies' sending their silk Dresses to have them Ia
Ken to pieces, which will enable him warrant them
20 be dyed and finished os well as at any establish.
ment in the Union. Canton or stuff dresses not ne
cessary, as he has suitable machines to finish thom, IL
sent to him III the situation above mentioned.
Gentlemen likewise informed, that he occurs
and renews in colour coats puntaloons and vests TO-
Eeter with all kinds of apparel and frequcstcd repairs
Thorn ~ the neatest manner. As nsual oil kinds OF
piece goods dyed md hot cold prcsscd furniture
stuiis cleansed and dyed in the ncatcst manner.
N. B. Tickets will be issued on leaving the Rooda
with him and rcQucs.s they viii be presented on ap
dlcation or the same.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-01
FRESH GOODS.

-" NELSON has received by tue list ar-
H. rivals,
Fashionable carved comifs
Italian lustrngs
Gro do Zines and GTos dc Naples
AIerino and Cashmere sLawis
Calicocs and Cambrics
Irish linens, sheetings uad diapers
Cloths, sattInets.
Blk and coloured Fringes
Aud variety Of other soasonablc Guols winch lie
Offers worry low for cash. der,a
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-01
ENOCH s. COURTNEY,

Nam Street, opposite Ue Cd Marked,
u ESPECTHULLY invites the attention Of hi.
10 friends and tho public to choice selection o
Groecrss, which he offers for sale either by Wholesale
or retail, good terms they can &c purchased
elsewhere IN the city Much care has been taken In
tho selection of his Wines and liquors, whici, ore
warranted genuine.
Mssters Of vessels, viii find i, To their interest 10
leave their orders for ship with HIM. which ,y
Dc nut M low. and sent aboard free Of expense
& tLoAKS.-A large supply of ladies' and gentle.
Ealo by L e. Il. LANES e. ~ A''
nov I1-ov 6Iorket Square.
VIRGINIA CRAB CIDER.-sO hnrre}s
Virginia Grab CIDER, for sale by
Jan IL JAMES WINSTON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-01
,.s, $50 REWARD.

, I'D on Friday night the 18th inst muat,o brry
naeh WILLIAM, IL old, toierably well grnyps
ris scar the of eve and walks AZ this t
sme ane nom the effects of the top one of fs
Fs ~hIeh rs not entirely healed hen he went of
rantaloons. '' ' Say N1-:ics-~
TO heven ne went oil In company with a OF MI q
Muno'ds, who also dIsappea red ION the same psi mi
Won thought they will attempt 10 90 to Sy
oN Hno nave probably concealed themselves on haard
some vessel bound for that place Tire above reward viii n
rJ,Jihourhuui. ~ = = = ' .Ts u "
nFc ~ 80 '--N'-'eA -, ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-01
ENGLISH Arnu.A.

" EEPSAKE
n Gen
Bijou -,o -,
Dorget Mo Not PuI io~n, VII u'iudrous
Literary Souvenir si'ehoiu e''S'aF'HgS
Winters Wrczth
Iris (Rcligious)
And many other Eoghsh Editions Of valuable
GnDlis, chcap-for sale by J. II. NASH.
iun Q
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-01
FRESH GOODS

g1HE Subscribers have received by tho las; srri-
n walls from New York, tho following ARTICLES
which lave bosn purchased the most favorable
Blue, steel, and light Oxford mkt cloths
Red and white la4Rels-a mple;e assortment
Ptiats--a groat variety
Mcrno and cashmere scaHs, white. scarlet aud
crimson
Extra large shell tuck combs.
These articles addition To n very extensive
mud commanding assortment of DRY GOODS adapt
eli to the season. l.. g. Il. JAMES 6. CO.
dec Mnrkct Saunrc.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-01
LEWIS WEBB e. CO.

CrFER FOR SALE,
100 Hhds Sugar, 81, Croix, pouo Rico and
W. New Orlenns -.'' ::
81" bags Coffee, Java, hagutla, Porto Rlco and
4o hhds West India Mo!asss nlIt prune
Is boxes and 10 bb!s loaf and lump snIyl
g Ssss s saS e Reis rI 5ys Exdsskfy
bid Jamaica
do 81 Croix }RcU
90 hhds and 90 bb,s II En- iud
pipcs CoSnac brandy
do Holland GIN
casks Madeira
ID do Sicily Madetu
DO Lisbon
8 do Fort ,orv
DO Tencrda iNH"
do dry Malaga
25 do sweet do
Canary and hItsrat
SO tons bar iron, American, EhrTish e1Id sIe,ies
Plating and hoop iron
Cast, shear, German, Gravity aui E:s;ure.l sree1
Is tons castings, assorted
100 kegs best nails and brads
6Uo Gacks Liverpool blown =, .-,.,,
CO do gTounc atm "'1i</
Gopperas alum, briurtdIpr
Saltpetre, madden, indigo
Ginger, pepper, pimeTTtp
Letter, writing und wrappipu paUiF
Wire sitlE1s. raisius, almonds, s6sI
Sperm and talloV caIrdltss
Ghnpowder, imperial and black tCa
tops patent shot, Dnpont's g0upovdeE
Bar lead, bed cords and leading lines
Sowing and wrapping Irvine, bottle curks
German sheeting and SHIFTING, ozraburgs thread
sThoe thrcRd, Cotton and wool c1rLs ass0rr,d
so bales cotton
Cotton baggiug ind thle rope
Is bales domestic s'cetingS dnd siEQITss
case domestic cloths
500 sides soal leather, ut5n tl
$50 Spanish hides
u bbls tanners g
do Iiuseed
80 bbs vinegar
100 bbls uackcrel, 10. anl 3
5000 lbs bacon
2uo grindstones, Nova S0ot5s1
Clover sped glass ware assorted, stoncwarr
6by g. @ by 10 8, oby 70 window glass, s e. g.
HIDES AND LEAPHER.
900 Brazil Hides (beavy)
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-01

q USr received, supply Of prime Wintcs
Strained Lamp OIL. i0c sac ~
IT. &. McNEMARA
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-01
DRUGS. MEDICINES &p

DhV Us. MEDICINES, Sc
{NllE subscriber has lust received in add;,;o ,.,,s
~ STOCK of Drugs, Medicines, &C. o. Sfkesfni,st.
Chioride OF hr'e, for purifying Offensive places end
AInck oil varnsh, for leather
Superior Spanish fotant indipo
ran, on. iinseed oil, Lewis's white lead goli LEAF
Lorliiard.s maccaba snuf, in bottles and loose
I,ePers Nayland's and Bells Scotch snuffs
FLORIDA water, cologne water in bottles of -rrn.
variety Of shapes e~~'
superior French and English soaps, French An
tqne oil -.
Gears oil: oil roses, rouge, Robinsons pa,ent hSr-
ley, &c. f@' ~
Faiep1 greats, oatIns,d, ctric and oxatic acfis;
black drop 10y
rsari ana pot ash, scalPels, jpintcd and stiff
Flexible metallic bouries rum elasti, ,;,n,a
shields. pessaries TtsH
Aousies and cntheters-For sale by
&C III. C. McNEMAPA
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-01
RYHGO

~ Will make season the approaching
NMn Spring a. Machamp's, near Hanover
IAN Courthouse. lie is a horse Of fine SIZE
~ Pm p-digrec and form, trained four
ess&kszH<m years old, aud gnve proofs 0f good speed
but from accident not brought the turf-his
dam sister of Sir Archies, by Sir Peter Tea
xle-his slrc wa Francisco, not I'd horse ofhg
dgv ~ Q, 1 VIZ
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-01

BOOKS
IL gle Hotel, 49, -.
Scotts Family Bible, vol. (slercotvpe editipnl
Horne on the Scriptures
!osephuy, colnplete, in one ydl.
Hebrew Siblcs
S;uart's Commentary tho Hebrews
tertores on the Evidences OF Christianity. by La,
nrel Wilson NJ
Aids to Reflection in the formation Of ns6N
ny - Il SVierioge --rE -
Lite of the Rev. John Sulumerfeld.
IN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-01

IEttMS.-SuBs tho DAILY RcHnoxr Wnlu sc
ye and for shorter PERIOD al the rate of So year. pay
abb in advance '''
ADvEsrrrsa For square Of 10 lines or Ls one IA,
Eeron IS 81; .rce Insertions 81 n. aud
erery succeeding Insertion 53i
Thrice a week. FIRST 81 as every y,sk e.
Twice week, cents every s,,cc,,diuv Ia
srrion so =
Olce week, irs.riion IS cnn,s every IN
Ertion 50
An advertisements olo inserted DIE Cosrre AL
YtiIg.
Transient advertisers must paw iu advance.
ne number oil nsrrtlous be noted the NJ
VII DO Inserted until ofdned DO stopped, caaed
cnrrlhFgly.
Annual Advertisers charged 80 dons for
aud IN that for length
ce Auctionce and Lottery Dealers who charged 500
OF The CONSTITUTIONAL WING is published twice
week, (Tuesdays and Fridays az Eve dollars per annum
payable IN advance.
For Adpsriistng75 cents square, less CAST In
ketlou and SO for Gael, continuance.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-01
For Sale-Nou LENDING


ID lids new crop New oflcans sugar. good q ia1ls
Sreix aud Porto Riso sugars, sugar Rio Peto P
ind JGva coffee candies soap sperm candies winter and Nil
on t'oshen cheese, pine apple cheese Haxars nails
sna oSns aoues patent shot, Wales paten, mustard grof
DIV" pui'u ghgSr n"imegs, mace, cloves imperial
and young Tyson teas, WiisO'e psen, cohse n,;iis
and Manila indigo, chocolate half pint ana sii ,rptis-
German steel, liquor cases window glass 10 and I1Ss
nests boxes and measures Woodhonses Sicily MADEIRA ye
for', Malaga, alrenar aud Maneies wines French and
Nmerican brandy Holland and domhstc gn and p5ss
Gather shoes White Rock cotton yarns assorted numbera
Janara Antigua and New Orleans rum, molasses ~ hue
Spanish and American sesars, mems fine hats mems an
hov's wool do, Sc. Sc.-ApPy to -
SIN . ep6i UpIS DtJNT 0P &. (,o
A IDS TO REPLECHON-In the formation or a N55IS
IA ChalaseI Oh tile several grounds of PEudence MoIay
and EeS'o illustrated by select passages from our elder 6
vines eseofaly from Archbishop Leighton By s. t. Coie-
ndge brst American, from the FIRST London Edition. with
appendix aud Illustrations from other works of the same au
thor together with Preliminary Essay and additional Notes
by James Marsh President of the University OF vermon
Just published aud for sale by COLLINS g. CO
SWAf1f'S PANACEA.-ITsi received Lv iba s-p-ssIi,
- her. fresh supply OF Swaim's Panscea.
~ a. NIrNFM.p,
RROWN'S BEST CHEWING: TOBACCO,
- nov Dor sale NV III. e. McNEMARA.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-01

If AVE received BY recent arrivals, and offer a;
an extensive assortment of
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-09

Yesterday. the current Wagon price Of Flour
was "a 62i il has been as steady since last
Thursday at that price. as il had been for some
time previous at 81 20. Sales have been made
this week. Of small lots, at S4 6z... some parcel 5
of magnitude at fraction higher. We thought
Yesterday afternoon we discovered greater dis
position on the part of shippers TO purchase than
had been manifested for some days past.
Nsw York Corn Exchange the wea-
Their became clear brisk business commenced
in Flour and continued TO the close; large par
GELS we're put on ship board for he East, Europe
and the West Indies; the prices ct the previous
week were fully maintained; the sales being
chiefly Western ut IS l8a5 81: New York CT
ty II: Troy 5 25 In Southern the sales were
moderate at previous rates. SaFes of Rye Flour
at SIS 90, and Indian Meal at q ) per brl.
The arrivals IF Wheat were taken up by the
millers and for expectation at ilOa i24cts. for
Grnesee. and lQoal05cts. for Virginia. Barley
went up To 1Sots aud the market is clear. North
ern Corn 62!aG5cts.; OG0 bushels Troy brought
6Scts. on Saturday; Southern Corn heavy at 81
a54cts.: Rye 70cts.
Freiehfs -There is very little going forward
to France To England the baskets are filling
up with cotton at Sd per ID. Flour. at Is Cd a SIS.
and Wheat at Sd per bushe.
EIchat ge--On London g.! Paris ST 25 per
dollar; Amsterdam 81 cts pes guidcr; Bremen
IS. cts per rix dollar; Hamburg s.! per mark
banco.-Jour. Com. Dec. G.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-09
BOOK 6. JOB r x1saI4-I

NEATLY EXECUTED At THIS OFFICE.
stATAI.0GUES of Sale; Bank Cheeks, wi'k
J or without, name in margin; Cards; Phi -
Curent: Lottery Tickets Law and Commrr-
eiai Biank.: Bills Of Lading; Policies of in.ur-
ance; Bill. Books; Lottery Bills; Militia No
,ces: Hand, Hat. Shoe. Window. shop iooae-
co. Horse, and SIio@ Bills; With every other de-
scr:ption Of LE1TgR-PREss PRisrlSe. CARDS,
Bills. Cheeks. Sc. printed either in red, hua
green, yellow. or black
LOTTERY RrI.Ls
of ersrv descriptions Tor -alr at I'M Sr,ee-
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-09
~ elaid ekoWsy ikputs.

=
~ Assortment 1t DHtcn hntnOls roots tor private
a sale, and 10 II 90, order; just received from IL gar
den az hIessrs Il. -, a"se 10 81 -"ai'emi con
ss,rr % unuS,.ai, web selecttd hysc'nlh', mas
etssus ,ai.I, sUA n.le inIp', i'iaH's '''', IA
! ni,Icu.l.s, CIRCUS, sc
sTGN .ogh.s may DC had AID the "o''' .sA"ne'
o"'"'." GEo wrIrF, Auc,.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-09
SHIP NEWS.
p0Rr DF .sLEXsA DREg IN. c


ARRIVED. DECEMBER g..
Sloop Friendship. DUNCAN, Philadelphia; freight
for the District.
SAILED.
Ship North America. Barden. Amsterdam.
Steamer Columbia, Mitchell, Baltimore
-eSe-
Schr. Ocean, Ryder, hence at New York 9th
inst.
Schr. Velocity, Hammond, cleared at Boston
for This port 4th inst.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-09
poytn NicNSMgMr
Fnrta pianos

r EXPECT, by next packets IRON Ph,i-de'"h,"' 4"
p,.ros from the minuisctnrs at t.n,d& Brothers;
~ ,,,cs. Ia ran from 90 to 800 e-ch Pcr-ens de
siruns Of supphinc themselves with hee toned ms M
monte of hr,u. ;fui Workmanship vii please give
me call, as shah SEA At loves lIit' Al T; ss"', Is
- Csc JOHNSON.
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se- Twenty or thirty Head will be
VLld ~nt-r' d ~ tbs ss. .,on OF III sun,cI =
NW her, situate within tire, miles ct ''s
GeSsxs~SssGa ilcr. or accommodating terms The
Oyersecr eli .cqua,nnted with the management of
Cattle is attic tive thereto, aud IS we pru'id with
provendcr I'd warm sheds TO shelter them from the
severity of the weather
Application tn be msde 10 the Manager ON the
Farm. nrto the subscriber, residing in Ate xandria
dec 9 WOW CAR NJ NJ