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Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-06-16
From the Lexington Reporter, June9J
NASHVILLE AND LEXINGTON ROAD

MAY SA ILL AN l4t-Al4NN O-' AtO'AD-
The public mind of this community, Of
ter being held for some days IN a state OF
anxious and painful suspense, about the
fate ofthe appropriation made by Congress
towards the construction OF tbs road, IS at
length relieved from ITS uncertainty, by IN
teIIigence from Washington. that the Pres
ident has exercised has cetO by rejecting 81
returning tie bIll to the House OF Repre-
sentadves where 1t originated. with hS
objections Upon the question whether 1t
should become a law, notwithstanding his
objections. SO members 10 the House oil
REPRESENTATIVES voted Tor 1t and 80 a.
ralnst IT,. But. such a case the const-
luton requiring nqorlty Of Two thirds OF
both branches of Congress 10 enact the
aw. and SO not beng sufficient, the bill
WIS consequently lost. Thus the act OF
ONE man has oyeJru.ed and soi at nought
ta- solemn and deliberate decision OF a
majority oil l03 immediate Rep~csentaiives
the people. and a maloly OF all the
REPRESENTATIVES of the Sovre.cniy Of the
states, m Congress assemble! The
WILL OF ONE INDIVIDUAL has an
aiIed tne Deliberate decis, on OF "a -galority
IT an the people aftac UGied : es, oGd
q majority Of Senatorial Z enta'
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-06-16
D. - h. -. - So

Ihc Cmhco-he Evening Post states that on the
oh inst. Ns Elizabeth Hicks. ofBoss county, %
died Of make bites which she received on the
cheek and breast in the night season while ia bed.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-06-16

inanship, anu is eaid to have cost from
1O 20 ScO,OCO. For four or five milee
from Baltimore, The road is made chiefly
Of wood--'irst the cross pieces or sleepers
are laid down. over which are placed the
frame work 20 receive the rail which con-
ducts the car On-reaching the Patapsco,
another plan has been adopted, viz: in.
stead ofsleepers, 10 support the frame work,
substantial stone blocks support the frame.
Towards the close of the section they have
abandoned the use of wood, and stone work
IS ald on which the raii Is FIRMLY fastened
this is evidently an improvement. and
am informed, thatthe other sections will be
finished in like manner"
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-06-16
JONES 81 TYSON.

UhecAag, lime 9h
TFThe National Historian St. Ciainyilc, o.
Washington Reporter Washington, Pa Friend
aud Gazette, Marietta ONO; will please publish
he foregoing. in place Of lhe adyohiscmsni or
dered IN April last.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-06-16
From DE ProrfEuc. .ia.ya,.

d, --1RS.g Solp.-lt Is really f-sl.raam to
- substance 'lat VIII relieve garments f0w
s.t.ns Without destroying the color or ln-
l-'ng One cloth. Most ofthe nre77-,.io,s for This
purpose require llboroas process thrt 5eters one
...- Undertaking thC Office of scr1bber ana scoul
.. s''ed cloths. Without reference 10 the 30
i1mes given ny Mr. Trench to the or.-
t' zee now has rss'5 IN .hs town. we are
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-06
Fire buckets.
EXTR.4CT FROM TIE L.AyV.
IS ygVH>r every proprietor of any house shall, a

Do NJ every proprietor ct any house SHALL his
4 or her own expense, provide as man, hre buck
cts made Of suitable leather, and containing at lea,
two and half ,llons shall be equal number tn
stories in such house. Every propr,, tor who shall
neglect to procure the proper numh,r of buckets IN
The manner herin directed, shall forfeit and pay on
dollar per month for each bucket he OF she shall SO
negectto procure"
''rhe superintendent of Police shall examine, al
least once wear, whether the houses in town he fur
nish, with fire buckets conformahy lw aud shall
report 10 the Mayor the names Of Ill DeInquent with
the nu nber of buckets dctcien..'
rcpOr, Val be made to the Mayor in I'll this month
" of all dcGnquents, with the number ct buckets def
clients" SGtr which, the above recitcd law viii be RI
gidty enforced. WI. VkIrCn, s. p.
il 6-St .
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-06
SHIP NEWS.
PORT or 9NDRL4 -. c.

ARRIVED, JULY 8,
Schr. Erie. Bartram, n. Y; freight for the
District.-4th, Steamers Columbia and Frede-
ricksburg, Baltimore.
SAILED. JuLF 4.
Brig Actress. Squirting, st. Thomas; schr. Su-
perb, Lamott, Bath; schr. Cashier, Peabody. Bos-
ton; sloop Express, Smoot, HaIifax.-5th, Brig
Delos, Barrett, Brazil.
900
Schr. Washington, Wilson, hence, at New
York Sd instant.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-06
&NSs
SATURDAY BuILErIx Orr1oE. ,

.u Philadelphia, Friday. }tlg .. :
Ihe Eree'dion,-in conformity to his sem
tence, the penalty of Death was this dav in.
alcted on James Porter. the Mail Robber. the
President having seen fit to commute the SEN
'eace OF Wilson to Imprisonment for 90 wears.
Inc galiows was erected on an open lot of a.
Don Don't thirty acres. immediately adjoining Bush
hui' and as early as FIVE O'clock in the morn.
ing, crowds OF people were observed 10 be
san0ned IN the vicinity Of it. waiting for the
hour OF execution. As the morning advanced
hs crowd increased, and by nine O'Clock as ma
~ as fifteen thousand individuals had Assem-.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-06
NEW-YORK MARKET-JrLy 8

F2ou.-Sales continue limited at about the
prices of last week, and considerable supplies
still arrive from Southern ports, the lower de-
scriptions of which have been very unsaeable.-
Sales of Philadelphia, to arrive, have been made
at S4 IS TO 81. to some extent; but 1t is now
held at rather higher rates. Western Flour con-
tinues to arrive in small quantities, and our quo
tations embrace the extremes of its value. The
bulk of the sales of this description are at S55a
s., and the demand yesterday was better for this
description. We quote-New York sup a ga
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-06
E0tice.

4 Ii persons are forewarned taking an assignment,
N or otherwisa trading for note given by me to
John r Kidwel of Fairfax county, for one hundred
dollars, payable November Court next and dated the
25th June, 1850. as consider have fair and equ..
table offset to said note, and viii not pay it Without
compelled by law.
June 29---lw ROBT RADCLIFFE
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-06
BALTIMORE MARKET-JuLY 5.

LO'R.
Ho,cara Street Wow.-Trapsactions from
stores have been rather dull this week. Sales of
lin red parcels have been mode at 81 81, and
,e...,d'y aoont 600 brs. were sold at that price
+, cash. or interest added. In making our in
l.i.Is- .l-,!av. we find that dealers make dis
tue.l.I between Flour which has been ia store
for -ho, time and that which is fresh ground.
4 t.A If he holders of the former are willing to
sell = 81. while others who have the latter
sort * per brl. The entire stock, however,
conlinles comparatively limited, the purchases
10; home consumption and export keeping nearly
an equal pace with the receipts. The wagon
price shows tendencyto advance. Most Of the
receipts have been taken at IS per barrel, but
in several instances 81! have been paid, and it
is said thai 2 load has occasionally been bought at
fraction higher.
Gin .E2s FY0ur.-We know of no transac-
tons Ia c9anou standard Holders generally
ask 81 o. 20 ! 7j-the latter price for fresh
ground contract for a parcel of ZOO brls.
Of extra quality TO be manufactured ofprime Sus-
quehanna Wheat has been made tbi ,@eek at SIS
per bA for cash. It is destined ~ the South
American market.
Sssqueiaaqn Rour.-In the early part of the
week LOT of 10 brls, SusQuehanna was sold at
81 u nCi OIL Cd7tlS VI i 'i"'o'''' i't VI ~Oo
brls. was sold at 1 IS. on 90 DAYS, with interest
added; and tlis morning lot of 400 brls was
sold at IS per hr. cash.
C0r Meml-Saes of barrels have been made
at 81 q per bgl. cash.
Rye H'm.-Sales of 300 brls. Cd Sus1uehan-
ma, at 3 30 per brl. cash.
GRAIN.
Uhea'.-In the early part of the week lot of
400 bushels prime Susquehanna Wheat was ia
ken at 81 per bushel, being the only lot of this
sort: we believe, sold this week. Some small
parcels Of new Wheat have reached the market,
but the aggregate quantity received is, as yet,
quite limited Sales of new Virginia red were
made at 90 81 cents, and of new MARYLAND
rare ripe wheat at 100 l02 cents. To-day, a
small lot of Maryland white was taken at 10Oc.
The parcels IF old Wheat which have come to
market are not of sufficient consequence to re-
quire notice.
Com-Snce last report material advance
has taken place in Corn. The article has been
much in demand. and the supplies small. In the
early part of the week, parcels were taken at "A
a as cents per bushel for white and yellow; on
Thursday, sales were made at As 46 cents; and
to-day parcels have been readily taken at 46 a
II cents for white and yellow. The supply be-
inc still inadequate to the demand, it is not I'M
likely that prices will continue to be supported.
Patriot.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-06
nifty Cents Newark

ANAwAY fram the subscriber on the 2ed June
H last. cclored boy by the name of ALBEIT (or
AtBHRrus) MURRAY, an indented apprentice TO the
Conperng business Heis about l9 years Of age, and
ha' a variety ofclo,hing. The above reward will be
paid on his apprehension and delivery 10 me- All per
persons hereby forwsrned from hsrborn sad bov
as the law wiz Ae enforced sgans, al, offenders
~ 5-Sl' MOSES O. r. CAWoOD
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-06
ALEXANDRIA, d. C.
TEESDAY MORNING, JULY 6, 1850

The Anniversary q our National Indepen-
dence was celebrated in this Town on Saturday
last, in patriotic and becoming manner The
dawn was ushered in by the ringing of bells and
the discharge of national salute. which was re-
peated at noon and sunset by Capt. MoRsE's
Company Of Artilerists. At IL o'clock, the
Volunteer Companies, Societies. and Citizens,
moved in procession, under Captain MORSE,
Marshal Of the Day, in the order already pub
lished, TO the Second Presbyterian Church,
where the Declaration of Independence was
read by w. IL. DAINGERFIELD, and an Grafton
delivered by EDGAR SNowDEN.
At the Public Dinner, the utmost harmony and
good order prevailed. Gen. ALEXANDER Hun
TER 0fticiated as President of the Day. and Capt
WAsnINaToN &. PAGE as Vice President. The
toasts were national and patriotic in their charac
ter. Great praise is due to the Committee OF
Arrangements for the handsome manner in which
the day was celebrated.
Thermometer for secer0i ddys.-Saturday.
s.; Sunday, So; Monday. SO
-aN>
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-06
LIVERPOOL MARKET-MAY 90
HAVRE NARKET-N,y 10

Corn and FlOm.-'The demand being confned
to Wheat of fair and good quality, and our stock
being only composed of ordinary descriptions,
the transactions in this article have been on We
ry limited scale.
In American Flour there are 20 transactions
worthy of notice: Q small lots only have been
bought at S1f. IN bond. and SAT. duty paid.
Stock this day in first hands-l5, 600 hhds.
Wheat, and $500 bis. Flour.
A sale of 400 bis. New Orleans Flour has
just been reported at SSf. duty paid.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-06
~ office &.
Notice.
DANAWAY from the subscriber. on Monday even"
4 ing, the 2lst instant,
NEHpD 4JJrE

4 q ITSI ETt %I50 IH'7'TIV,
NEGRO alice,
slave, about SO SO years OF age OF the usual size
of women blackish, with little the orange color in
her conple xon but in way related to the mulatto
blood, high forehead, very short nappy wool She is
of rather slender make, Sceptng at this time appears
bulky being pregnant, and about seven months gone
She has no marks her face or hands, recoected,
but no doubt has many on her b.ck rs she was
great rogue, and severely whipped before owned
her; and being used the lash. and getting for
the seven years have owned her, she considered her
self sighted and ran away. Her clothing not reco
Iected, excepting bfosd striped Sng ham dress
will give for her apprehension ana security that
get her again. IS, taken in the county; slOitaken
in the adjoining counties and S25 # taken in the City
of Washington, where l expect she now is, She is
come ced with Tom Garner fee black. blacks NTH
by trade, living in Washington City, and IN MS neigh
borhood expect she is.
ROBT. RADCLIFFE,
iune SO-eoaw Fiirfix county, Va.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-06

Last week the price of Flour from wagons rang
ed from 81 IS to 4 80 with the exception Of few
loads taken at a fraction more; the receipts we're
light, export comparatively large, and sales from
stores considerable, IN all about 5000 barrels at
prices shade better. say 81 IS a 4 80 for stand
arr, quality King street and S4 Soa4 IS for
selected brands: our stock is reduced to about
$500 to 5000 brls of all kinds, and while the
drought continues it cannot be increased.
Yesterday the wagon price was 81 go We
heard of no transactions from stores: 90 S ge-
neralv demanded; much could not be purchased
at less price.
Export for the weeks ending Saturday, Sd
instant: 4,1Sl barrels.-S,085 foreign; l,046
coastwise.
Quantity inspected during the same period.
King-street, 679 bbs.
Wharf 25 Sc
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-06
-aS-
PHILADELPHIA MARKET-JULY 5.

Flour and Meal.-At the reduced price of S4
so, noticed in our last report, there was an in
creased demand for Flour, and sales to some ex-
tent made early in the week: but towards the
close the market has been unsettled, sales having
been made in the last two days at so, 4 So and
62s. mostly at the latter, at which it is now ge-
morally held. Rye Flour is scarce. and sales at
8 5r4. Sales of Corn Meal in barrels at 2 81,
and $40 hhds. at II 60. Export of Superfine
Flour from the lst to the 3Oth June, 1882 bis.
and since lst January, to Foreign ports, IA, 526
barrels.
Grai1-No sales of Wheat of Importance re-
ported, but quotations reduced; the supplies of
Corn have been moderate, but owing to want of
vessels the demand has been limited, and sales
at 59a4Octs. for Southern White and Yellow,
principally to go into store; but yesterday there
was little unsold, and more enquiry for the arti-
Gle. Rye and Oats are scarce.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-06
BY WILLIAM u. MUTT.
Notice.

Is OtlCt.
Marine Insurance Company of .4leraadria.
Insurance OFFICE.
July l, 1850.
TIME holders ofs.ock in this Company are hereby
L informed that dividend of three per cent. pro-
fits for the last SIX las this day decls ed pa, able
to them their legal representatives, on Tuesday
next, the 9th instant.
jy 2-eo3t J. q. NICHOLS, sec'y.
II The Editors Of the Richmond Wig and Nation.
al ntelgencer requested to insert the above every
other da, three times.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-06
Tin Plates.

Il a
100 BOXES T. d tin plates, assorted, just re-
leUB ceived from Liverpool per ship Shenandoah,
for sale by PHiNkAS JANNE!.
Uho has In Store:
225 tons of Swedish and English IRON, we'll as
sorted; and
A few half pipes and quarter casks of superior
Port wine
For sale on accommodating terms.
emo 30-eo7t
Q-rThe Winchester Republican will please publish
the above 81 and send his account to this Office,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-06
HaMk Of Alexanaria

July 5, 1850.
4 DIV DEND of three dollars share. for the les,
"a half year, has been deelaFedby this Bank, payable
on or after Thursday next, the Stu instant.
by order Of The Board,
" 6-eO5w J. L. NcKENNA Cashier
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-06

DRAFTS THIS D.4Y
Delaware and South Carolina Lottery,
Class No. for 1850.
To be drawn at Wilmingt ton (Del) OH Tuesday, 9th
July.
CAPITAL PRIZE SIS 600.
Tickets 81: halves 0C; Quarters w.
Connecticut State Lottery,
Will he drawn at Hartford on the 7th July.
CAPITAL PRIZE $I2,5oo.
Tickets 81; halves %; quarters 10.
Virginia State Lottery, Class No. Q,
For the benefit cfthe Dismal SDanp Canal Company.
To be drawn at Richmond on Friday, Oh July.
CAPITAL PRIZE $4,000
Tickets S.; halves SO; quarters Is.
Rhode Island State Map Lottery,
Class No for 1880,
Will be drawn at Providence on the 18th of July.
HIGHEST PRIZE $40 600.
Tickets IS; halves 50; quarters rs
To be had at
J. RUMNEY'S OFFICE,
~ W. Corner Of King and Royal Streets. .qler'a.
-@e-
Drawing Of the
New York Consolidated Lottery, No. 6,
% As 5S 50 Is SO 90 5 o.
Drawing of the
Union Canal Lottery, No. L for 1880,
As IS 1 46 81 Is 60 So
i've
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-06
DR.9JFS THIS NIX

Connecticut State Lottery,
For lie Jeaeh ofke Hereot for HE Insane. Class No.
9 for 1850,
Will be drawn at Hartford on Wednesday, 7.h July.
CAPITAL p III $l2.50o.
Tickets "a; halves 10; quarters ~.
Virginia State Lottery
For the benefit of the Dismal Swamp Canal COMPANY,
Glass No 9, for 1850.
CAPITAL PRIZE $4,000.
Tickets IS; halves 50; quarters IS.
To be had in a'variety Of numbers at the Ofice Of
J. GOESE,
Lottery and Exchange Broker alexandria
$50
Drawing of the
Rhode Island Lottery, Class 5,
SO o. 7 IS 25 35
Drawing f the
New York Consolidated Lottery,
Clas, No 6 for 1880.
% 43 SO 50 IS IS 90 5 o.
Drawing Of the
Union Canal Lottery Of Pennsylvania,
Glass No. II, for 1880,
As 8 SIS 46 q Is 60 So
jy6
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-06

4 s.; Troy, do. 5 90 5 1al; Western do.
S 90 so; Philadelphia, 81; Baltimore CT
ty, Is d 81; do Howard street, O0a5 10.
Grain.--A few thousand bushels of Western
Wheat have been received since our last, sales
of which have been made at | Toto 1l2! cts; out
it is not now saleable. at these prices. Prime
Northern Rye has sold at 66cts. Southern Corn
As to 45lcts. Oats have advanced to 4Octs.
Com. .7dv.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-06
From the Boston Courier.

TTUW NE DUStUN COUTlET.
WooL.-There is an active demand for almost
every description of Woods. Extensive sales of
fleeces have been made during the week, and our
market is now nearly destitute of the article
An entire lot from the flock of w. r. Dickinson,
Steubenville, Ohio has been sold at 75cts.; it
has been pronounced, by the several manufacture
ers who have examined it, to be the fnest'lot, of
its size, ever offered in this market Pulled
wool is scarce, and there is no Spanish in first
hands. We undertand that orders for foreign
wool have been sent to London during the week.
-oSo-
LIVERPOOL MARKET-MAY 90.
C0ttOn.-Ihe sales of the week are COCO BAGS;
the market has been very dull throughout the
week, and prices are lowered I'd. per h. The
import is $4,000 bags from America.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-06

Total 704 "
Bccon-We quote at SO, the price from wa
gons: so to 9 90 is asked from stores, whole
sale price.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-06
UNION LINE OF ST.4GES

N5aEyN71HI IT NJ. Tor AIIhl'S'Sn C'Iy. &c.
and Aashn ston City every day for Baltimore at the
same hours.
The Company's Offices are kept II the Hotels Of
Barnum and Beltzhooyer, in Baltnore-at the Union
Tavern, in Georgetown and At Gadsoys, Browns,
and jPiamson'S Hotels, in Washington CIT, Pas
sengers are received and delivered the citizens
dwelling houses ifdt sired, any public house they
wish. A liberal allowance is made for baggage, butt
must hc, as IS usual, at The owners Iisk
daily Stage connected with the above lines. leaves
Washington City every DAY at ) A. 81. for h!lco,'s
Mills and Stage leaves that place each da for " ash
ingron City.
Fare on the above route, two dollars.
n r. Passengers who wish TO view the Rail Road,
or travel on H. viii find the road by Eco'S Mills,
to and from Baltimore, pleasant aud agreeable The
aibs,Y ssgez, t.s"d - the Union and Citizens Stage
Company, combine safety, ease, and comfort, b,ng
hung low On good swings.
iy 2--S;awfw
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-06
7 arc Two NNiinrs.

sENRAVELLERS between Baltimore. Washington
i City, and Georgetown, are respectfully informed
hi h..
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-21
Thomas Nagarty

pESPECVFCLLY informs The inhabitants of Alex
amria and H. vicinity, that he will open SEMI
NNi"ior Che education OF young Gentlemen, on the
=" Distant, at his dwelling house Duke-street, 'tl n
".e N''ole situation can be procured. The Soho.
NC course vi comprise the Greek, Latin, French
y" snCSlsh Languages; lngic, Metaphysics, Rheto.
" nI0cnnon and Composition; Ancient and Modern
'>,0S' Entomology, Geography with the use of the
pS anu globes, Mathematics, Arithmetic Writing sc.
lie advertiser, from his long experience in teaching,
~.' success m qualifying young Gentlemen for Uni
"es and professions, both in Europe and this Dis
-'l' Trusts he will give general satisfaction. He
himself that his utmost exertions viii be used
'~1'At'nS the literary Improvement of this pupils
''N may De committed to his care.
urormaton concerning +. rs capabiity, acquire
sand discipline, as Teacher, may be learned by
StpNhs 10 Mag. Gen, Mscomb, Gen Mason, Clement
S"'n' jehn Nsrbury, WIN S. Nicolls. Esqs, Col Fow-
- ana Capt. Morton, Georgetowu; John Boyle. of
% Myy Department, John Mcleod, Principal OF the
r.aa Academy, Washington City; and Dan'l Bryan,
~ aeNandra. Terms can be ascertained by inquir,
Il, H. at his residence on Duke street.
~ Since the foregoing was in type, the building,
r"hee'sireet, used, at present, place of wOr-
p ~ Tie Society OF Reformed Methodists, has been
,s,%aed by the advertiser. and he will commence
i9sren on the day above specified.
Tee &-d6,tTlawtf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-21
SUPERIOR OIL, PASTE. AND LIQUID
BLACKING

NUAvING commenced the manufacture of Oil, Paste
A and Liquid Backing, the undersigned informs
the public generally, that they can be supplied either
by the quantity o: single box or bottle. In recon-
mending this article public notice, the subscriber
would merely observe, that the ingredients of which it
is made perfectly harmless; and. unlike most
positions ofthe kind, tends, in remarkable degree.
to preserve the leathcr-at the same time producing
beautiful gloss. Oil forming one OF its principal
components it may be applied to greasy leather with
out injury to the gloss and thereby rendering the lea
ther water proof prevent imposition, the subscri
ber has indented his name top Of the backing in
each box To country merchants and others, who
may purchase to sell again, liberal discount will be
made. II. j. SALFETAT
West side of Royal between King and Prince streets,
ianI Alexandra. e.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-21
CHINA, Glassware, &c.

00 CRATES and packages containing elegant Tea
~ sets, gold banded, 81 peice,, do lustre and
celtic do 81 peices, gold edged cups and saucer en-
ameled India teas very cheap, blue do, cut glass um
bers and wines, ring fish, fan, comet and concave pat
ern China and glass cup plates. gold edged plates and
ustre pitchers elegant lustre Jackson pitchers lamps
blue foot and blue font, do button plate, blown and
Jackson psters labelled and plain decanters common,
elegant cut glass do blue printed dishes plates, pitch
crs bowls covered dishes and bakers do, teapots SUI
gars and cream edged plates and dishes, mahogany
toilet box glasses with glass knobs, do swing do pain.
ted uted and table, do, glass dishes moulded square
aud oval glass knobs, ribbed and twisted, do pressed
and square spindles, do plain with do. Italian looking
glasses draw do, pans and covers, with variety
of other articles Just received and for sale by
dec = GEO. WHITE. AuctOneer.