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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-22

pIhave appointed WILLIAM HARPER,
Agent " ho has been fully qualified for curing Dys-
pep>y, the plan practis" ht self oct %
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" IN Narpvr,

HANING been with Doctor UTHEaLASp, Of New
4 York. for time, ana practlsed under hi, di.
rcctioR, and being appointed BY DIR ). AS his gent
for this section of country, offers his service the
public in the of Dlspep|', without the use of me-
dicine Can be seen at all tunes At his Dru gist Store
Fairfax Street, Alexandra, where >stisfsctnr, evil
dence can be given Of cures performed in few days
time oct %
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-22
scott " Wright
New faN Gonds


ygTE,have received by packets Presilrn, and George
W Town, from philadelphia and New York, part OF
on, FALL STOCK; which enables u, to otllr, ON H.
bera terms.
London super blue. black olive, green brown and
mixed cloths
Pelisse cloth, cassi,nercs and sa,inests
Bl,nkt' aud fann,ls, pianand printed ba'Ses
Aerno aud common cir ,ssians
Hcmbaz,ncs and hombazeus
Valencia down and toiiiret ves,ings
Scotch anP EnCsh pisds; plain and pld cambets
.Ita,m lus,tngs and gr"s de Naples
Satin lcylutine. scncheWs and sar'n.ts,
4 and i arles; satins and hrrences
Italian ami French grapes; pnnSre
II, rno scaifs ,hawls AMI hdSt, some extra qua'Ity
Plain white m'rino s'awls, 4 N at article
Tbibe barage and silk hsndserchlets
English and Iu.iia bandannoes
Italian and barcelona crsva,s
PAIN and printed j'conet do
irish table diaper ) 4 to l0.4
Do linens aud ,heeungs; black and brown iIciiant'
1wi;ie5 ssckHC; huriaps and osnaburgs
4 general sssur,n.. ut ut
DOMESTIC COIT'ON GOODS;
CONSISTING, III part, OF
Til ngs
p'schetl and brown sheetings and shirtnes
,ncy and furaure plsds,
Cotton osnaburgs, c. &C
IN Of which Nave been selected by experienced
,ier - "p"'
&C, tmnery h"g ana HDyu' on,'o.
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lseMlOYal.

'9NHE subscriber respectful informs his friends and
L the public, that he has remc.ed his establishment
next door to the rankin House Hotel, few doors
below his old stand; where he continues to the
Saddle Harness Trunk business,
~ NIL IRIS EiRIOU> BHJhCHtS
lie tenders his grateful Acknowledgements TO his
friends and the public for the btr patron &c he has
rec, wed from them; and begs leave to assure item,
that, with tn aid ot the best workmrn, and sn am
pie supply of the most choice materials, he viii bo
able TO render entire satisfaction To those who may
pleas. 10 favor him with their business, either BY order
personal application.
lie has on hand this time and will continue to keep
large assortmsnt of the following articles, wholesale
and retail on the most moderate terms:
Patent spring saddles
Mems saddles, best quahyi stuff Aaps
DO do do PLAIN
DO do do
Ladies' do b., and common
Plated and teel btrd brides, of various kinds
Plated and steel mounted n'srtngales
Saddle bags Of the lo;, fashion. and common
VelJsses ana carpc, travelling bags
PIated:m6unted carrisg. harness
do 6ig 40
Brass aud japan mounted gig harness
Plated, brass, and jaPinned mounted csrrysll has
ness
Wagon, cart, and dray harness
Fire buckets anil halters
And also general assortment Of
EIeganf Hurt Le0ther Travelling Trunks
Aud greet variety "f
THE BEST GIG & RIDING WHIPS.
Pia;ed steel anu brass spurs
Plated steel and bras. bri lie bits and strrupg
saddclrees and bucksk,ns. assorted
Buffalo skin saddle
Old saddles neatly covered with hog, buck, and calf
skin, and quilted at shortest notice
Old sadd es harness, and trunks Ut all kinds, repair
ell al the shortest notice.
sept 50 JAMES VANSANT.
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Choice Wines.

EhOicc Nines.
rE7IE subscriber is this day receiving. from the We.
oci,y, direct from Madeira. select ass Iim'h' OF
Goe ,VJiES from the celebrated house of J. HowsrdJ
March = TO. consisting Of
2pipes
Is hogsheads
81 quarter casks, and
10 eighth pipes
Among which are the /" finest Grape Juice" Lon.
don particular. Burgundy. and Tnia; oil IF rhieh no
offers for sale on the most favorable terms He hss OF,
hand OF former importations, Wines Of same k,ndss
which he offers for sale a, reduced prces
aug l9 Hho JohNSoN.
n The Telegraph will please in 81, the above ones
week for ,ye rn,n,hs, and send aeeeunsso o. .,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-14

TAX ing with hin. wife int mt laughter abOuc
two months old, the property OF Mr.Mordecai ihrock-
morton
Shadrach is about five feet SIX seven inches high,
black COM pie xion, and blacksmith by trade He is
very int isent, resds and writes and has no doubt
forged &C rfcs. Of freedom, will ,ndesvor to pass
40 free man. he part of his colhing recoiI.ct
I'd, is drao great cost, wtha large cape under'
stand he has abou, forty collars in silver with him,
(sto u, doub
vii civ, IT,, ABOVE ward for securing bni in any
il 80 get him again, and il br Ugh, bone al r-ason
tbie ch.r pad Hr. Thr' ckmJr'on has o oouot
,ffrred handsome reward for his woma" and rti'd
LaNKf CT '.i"'S
Alexandra. dec 9 eo3w
~ rhe i.agerstown Torch Light CumF gran. =
vocats Frederic ktown Gerad ADD Baltimore Ame.N
can, win publish the above three wees, AID send their
accnun,s here for COLLECTION
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-14
TcoMMUNfcATED.l

Ere Lon the morning OF the Sd INST. about
,wo hours before daybreak, some wicked person
or oersous set fire 10 the buildings of the widow
TR,cY, in this neishborhood, by which her corn
house. stable, carriage house, and dairy, were
entirely consumed together with upwards Oftiity
h,rreIs of corn. four horses al she hatD her car
riage. and sundry articles of husbandrys Her
dwelling house caught fire several times. and
was only saved by the exertion her neighbours.
A, this time she had been confined to sick bed
for eight days. from which she was drawn out IN
70 the open air, to remain for several hours. Any
per,on who shall give such information as may
convict the offender, will be generously reward
cd. by friend of the widow. who may be known
on application to this Office.
.Weraadria, 50th Dec. 1850.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-14

FLoUR.-Througho ut last week, the wagon
price was steady at "a Gel. The principal sales
from stores were at 67 ;some Small lots were sold
at fraction less. and others of magnitude at few
cents more-Parcels of selected brands COM
manded 4 20 a 4 IS
Yesterday there was no material change in the
wagon price, 6at ruling; occasionally frac-
ton more was paid. No better demand from
stores than last week. Our stock is now estmat-
ed upwards of $1,000 bis.
Expor, for the week ending Saturday. 18th
inst. 1857 bbls.: foreign. 600; coastwise, 4l87.
Quantity inspected during the same period
King street, 4,6s8 bbls' SO half bbls.
Potomac, 90 " 90 50
Wharf. 707 517
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5, 495 bbls. $40 halfbbls.
Total,

PHILADELPHIA MARKET-DEcEMB 10.
Flour and Med. -Supertine Flour, continues
at IS. and sales during the week amount to
800 barrels principally for immediate export
Rye Flour continues dull, 900 barrels sold at
SIS 25. In the early part of the week $50 hhds
Corn Meal. were sold at SIS, delivered; subse-
quentlv $50 hhds. at S1S, and lot in barrels
at 81 81.
Grun-Wheatc continues steady at quotations,
both af1oat aud from store. Corn has come in
sparinsly. and has been in good demand: sales
Of fair quality yellow fiat were made yesterday at
IS cents, and Pennsylvania round at SO cents,
afloat. Rye has met with ready sales at quota
tons. and mach enquired for.-Price Current.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-14
SHIP NEWS.
P0R~ or ALEXANDRIA,. On C.

ARRIVED. DECEMBER l2.
Steamer Columbia. Mitchell, Baltimore: freight
and passengers for the District. Passed the brig
Comet. Staples. in the Narrows, bound up.
SAILED,
Schr. Virginia. Rodbird, Ncr-fork.
Schr. Benjamin f. Valentine. Philips, \. Y.
Schr. American system, Demerest. do.
Steamboat Franklin. hewitt, Baltimore.
Schooner Washington, Wilson, hence at New
York. I lth instant.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-14
Was COMM Wed

IN the Jail for the County Of Ale xa'dria, ID. G. on
The ll,h ,stant, As runaway, negro man woman
" no "a S t at her maze /.
POLLT
She appears 10 be ap"u, 5, years of age. feet %
inches hgh ht clothing striped calico frock and
cotton shawl. she hat she formerly belonged tn
Nr Stephen Mount of Prince william County, VrG'-
MIA but tina; he sold her tos AR D-sha aoout the rs
of December The owner is requested to come TT
wsr prove property, paw char Is, and take her NV
otherwise sire will be disposed OF according to'a~.
d.c - Ct IT, N STE i.t, Tailor
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-14
Salt

salt.
'lNU"K1 island and Ground Alum salt, for sale by
d.clS \. G. CNZ.NOVE Co
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W hiskey

Whisky.
g III DIS. Baltimore wLi,key
Just received per steamer Columbia, ard tor sale by
d,cl3 CHAMBERLAIN * HARRIS
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-14

NissoAuti M0f cO-past,e ship.
vlNIr copar,ncrshp her 'pfore existing under the
finn E tnuw 4 tIAHnrN. is this da' dissolved.
Az persons having den snds againt the late hrn are
sed 10 pre- sent them for payment, AMI oil indie b.
ell are requested {, make imme date payment to W.
A. w. HARMON. who duly autorzedto settle all the
accounts of the late firm. WIN TRUE,
A D hARMON.
Alexandria. Dec 8. i830-dec i1-eo3t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-14
fO,t " -, u 81 81.
December lIfh, 1850.

GEaLED proposals viii T. received BY ne 'u"scri'
- Der unti, Tire 18th instant f'r supph ing he troops
at tins station wnE Isl, BIZ tor the year 1881.
The Proposals TO be end rsed Proposals for Fresh
Beef" "fbh'
,lec "A tSSh =
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-14
The ater \ Itch

The nter Uch
'JvHE subscriber has jus, received nd H"rs for sale,
"TH' F.fTER WI en-;
ar SKI inner of the Meas" anovcl. ny the iuthor of
the iied ,t,ver Prot, - IN vols.
Latcreace on The Horse. IN all its Uarie'ies and
uses - nj, p n,iendk a to- pr'ruc'' ~ "e t" the
B ok aud it reail and xt,nvtly valuable, Is one
e the m s. amusing the reader viii meet with IN {"
tnous.nd com je,e and ur'que, embracing every -
,b, -upl - cai be c'''ntcled with the Horse
Monthly i'Ggazine lin vol
dec l4-t DAVID MAXIM.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-14

Muse at AuctiOn
DY virtue Of reed Of trust from the late Anthony
I'D crease. cessed, I" me, for the purposes tsrein
ue ntored, dated the 10Th Of Stay, 1920, an d." 80
,nrded I halt Offer pubic auction, on TEESDiY,
the In day Of January neri that veil butt snd coIn-
modous three
.Ss.S BRICK DU ELLING HOUSE
~ TX. on tir ,.u side Of Cam, street, ear
ga - the south. west corner Of ~, Assph street,
S&s&54Ss now occupied by Mr. irwin.
The will be Disclosed al the time Of SALE which
will made near the pre- mises about the middle IF
the ds, rhe title is beMeved to be ptionsbe,
but shall make such only to the purchaser vest
ed by the deed
CHARLES Bennett,
dec ll-eots Trustee.
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Eutice

cons alence Of the failure If the Stockholders IN
1 the Ashb, 5 G,p Turnpike Company to attend the
General Meeting called on the second Friday IN tins
pr, sent mon,h the st ckhoders are hcteH' nohed ""
Sc m. cling of the Compsn, on the second Friday
in January neat al the house of Mr. sarah Upp, IN
M,i "a <. 4he obiccs ofthis meeting is I" 10 what
the rrruar meeting should have done namely to elect
the Officers Of said Company for the ensuing ear, and
to FIX compensation f,' their services. udria reSo''
lion Of the last General Meeting; also. take into
consideration proposition from the Administering OF
Doctor Lewis ell, ,o'ransfer stock in payme of
tb debt of her deceased husbands and % act on such
other matters ma, then be Ian beforc them
nunctusl ntance person by proxy, reqiest'
ell A. the suspension Of lvioends may he involved IN
a dec,sion of sal meeting on MrS Burwelps case
B, order Of the President sad directors:
GIBSON, Treasurer
Middleburg November IS, 1850
dec lS--dtd
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Was Taken

ISRON Mr. Gcneres' Dancing Room. on the evening
II OF FRIDAY last, "A large blue Gsmi-t Hoax lined
with red, m having plush collar of the same color
he person having it will please send to the owner,
or To this Office. dec IL st
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-14
COLLECTORS SALE.

w LOTS PARTSOF
ytosais D.
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A. ID NarMon

Sill continues the business
swuk at the OIL. s'eud. Ard offrrs for -
Dsae, 1t reduced prices g ne O
raj a,s0rtmen Of Mems and fine Boot u~n's
coarse and fine Brogans AMI snoes, Ladies. mop 'cco,
leather, and scsI,kin Waking shoes and Slippery
Bows Misses, and ChiIdrep's coarse and fire Shoee
and Booees sso Mems and 30, s low priced fur and
wool Hats; all Of which IF red, Wholesale and
tail, As cheap sssny in the District
dec tI-eo4w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-05
SUPERIOR OIL, PASTE AND LIQUID
BLA( KING

HAVING commenced the manufacture of Oil, Paste
III and Liquid Backing, the undersigned informs
the public tneraly, that they be supplied either
by the quantity single box bottle. In recon-
mending this article to public notice. the subscriber
would merely observe that the ingredients of which it
is made are perfectly harmless; and unlike most com.
positions of the kind, tends in remarkable degree,
to preserve the leather-at the time producing
mos, beautiful gloss. Oil forming of its principal
compouents, it may be applied to greasy leather with
on, injury to the gloss, and thereby rendering the lea
ther water proof oprevent imposition, the subscr
Der has indented his name top Of the backng in
each box To country merchants and others, who
may purchase to sell again, liberal discount will be
made j. SALVETAT,
West side of Royal, between King and Prince streets
Jan l Alexandra, ID C.
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This ia to give notice.

TUNHAT the subscriber has obtained from the County
Court of Fairfax, Virginia, letters testamentary on
the estate of BUsaaoD WAsHINeroS. late of Mount
Vernon, in said County deceased All persons having
claims against the said estate will present them for set
Element; and those indebted thereto are required to
make immediate payment
JOHN IUGUSTTNE FLASHING TON
executor Of Bushrod Washington, decd.
ian4--lm
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. III Throop,
EA GRAV ,R

Of visiting cards, bank notes, portraits. maps, charts,
landscapes, diplomas hat plates, business cards, &C.
Also, society, notary, and all other metal seals En-
craving wood as usual.
All the above shall b. done with dspatch at reason
able prices His room the I'd door from 18th street,
on the Avenue and directly opposite the National Jour-
nal Office, Washington City.
Nd Copper oste printing done in the nea,ese
manner. eof dec II
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Notice.

>Oo0A In consequence of an ap-
plication from some of the mem.
GS5lI@siA3s8r bers Of the Convention now in
session in Richmond, the steam
boat POTUlLaC, Captain JENKINS, will perform one
more trip previous to being laid up for the winter The
boat will leave Washington Wednesday, the 9th
instant. at the usual time-say O'Clock, p.
ian g dtl3th
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Notice.
Marine Insurance Company Of Il.
le,randrid.

'IyHE holders Of Stuck in this institution hereby
J informed, that an ele ton will be held at their
office, on friday the 18th day Of January merit from
ten till ciock, for fifteen Directors to serve for
one yeai thence ensuing. j. NiCKOI.Ls,
Secretary.
The transfer book will he closed. from o'clock on
Monday (he 18th day of January precedng), until the
election is over. dec S-2awSd OF c
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For Hire.

1 BOY about IS years Old, who has been accustom-
~ ed to waitin dining room. Inquire of the prin.
,e. ianl
The Arkansas advocate., 1830-04-14
POETIR H.
NY El g- lZ'D CHILD.
To EvELINE.

IO EN ELtNEe Come to my arms, my hiHe-ey'd chiid' For thou art as my own to me Nor. father e CT more fondly smil'd
 Upon his child than l on thee! Come to my arms, my blue-ey'd child, Whose innocent endearments cheer A heart, that of all else despoild,
 Would still be blest, so tSou vert near Come to my arms, my blne-ey'd d child /! And bending o'er my shoulder, hlng Thy golden tresses, rolling wild In many soft and sunny ring Come to my arms, my bhe-ey 'dschIld! And let me on thy brow of snow, Pure as thy spirit undefl'd
 The burning kiss of love bestows Come to my arms, my biue-ey'd child /! When thy dear eyes upon me shine, So bright, and yet so sweet and mild, Affections tears will gush in mine Come to my arms, my blue-ey'd child! Ali else forget, contemn or lly, The love have upon thee pll'd- Shouldst ttou neglect me, l must die Come to my arms, my blue-ey'd child, And nestle, like a little dove, Upon heart that might be styl'd A fathers, flor fathers love.
The Arkansas advocate., 1830-04-14
LAW NOTICE.

HENJ. F. POTTER, Attorney at Law ED has settled permanently at Little Rock, A. T., and will practice in the Superior Court, and the Courts of the first and se- cond Judicial Circuits. He will attend to the collecting business throughout the Ter ritory.
 When not engaged in profession al duties, he may at all times be found at his resi- dence, one haif mile west of the town oi Little Rock, at the place recently occupi- ed by Mr. Thomas Bradsbase.
 Little Rock, .Harch 30, 1880. 1-6m
The Arkansas advocate., 1830-04-14

with the restraints of the Embargo then existing. and their restlessness under it. That there was nothing which might not be attempted to rid themselves oi it. That be had information of the most unquestionabie certainty, that cer- tain citizens Of the Eastern States q think he named Massachusetts particu- larly) were in-negoeiation with agents ot the British Government; tie object of which was an agreement that the New England States should take no farther part in the war, [the commercial var the $ warofrestrictions,o asitwas ealledl then going on; and that, without tor~ mally declaring their separation from the Union, they should withdraw from all aid and obedience to them, NC From that moment, says Mir. j., ] saw the necessity of abandoning 1t, the em- bargol and, instead of efecting our pur- pose by this peaceful weapon, we must 1 fight it out, or break the Union" In another letter Mir. Jefferson adds: s' i doubt whether a sIngie tact known 10 the world, will carry as clear conviction to it of the correctness of our knowledge of the reasonable views of the federal party of that day, as that disclosed by this the most nefarious and daring at- tempt to discover the Union, of which the Hartford Convention was subse- quent chapter, and both of these having failed, Consolidation becomes the fourth chapter of the next book oftheir history But this opens with a vast accession ol strength from their younger recruits who, having nothing in them of the feel ings and principles of '76, now look tc a single and splendid Government, &c riding and ruling over the plunderet ploughman and beggared yeomanry.' (4th vol. 4l9, 4229
The Arkansas advocate., 1830-04-14
PROPOSALS,
PROPOSALS, Ty CETAS. ?. 3TsT sz'fa A 1TD, FOR PUBLISHING AT LITTLE ROCK, The Seat of Government of Arkansas Ter.
 A NEWSPAPER,
THE ARKANSAS ADVOCATE.
TO BE CALLED

F T has, for years past, been the opinion of A many persons ofinteHigence, living in different sections of the Territory, that the interests and welfare of Arkansas, would be advanced by the establishment of anoth- crpublic paper in this place. With view to the public good, and with, l hope, au- dable desire to.establishm myself in business, have determined to commence the pub lication of a weekly paper, with the above title, so soon as l can obtain from Cincin- nati press, and other necessary materi- als.
 Disagowing any connection with par ties, whose infuriate zeal, has, for years been reproach to our country, and has retarded her growth, the Advocate shall be open to allparties, and devoted to none. | The Advocate shall be exclusively deyo- ted to the interests of Arkansas; its col. umns shall be open for the free inyestiga. ton and discussion of all subjects connect- l ed with, or calculated to promote, the in- terests of the Territory.
 1 In politics, republicanism is our theme and, as in Republics, the voice of the ma. l jority IS the ruling power, I hold it to be correct, to submitwith dignity to the voice ofthe people Deprecating, therefore, the viGfcation and abuse, that have been, and stlii are, teemlng out agalnst the venerable patriot, who, by an overwhelming majority has been called upon to guide the desti- nies of the nation, l will feel bound to pay to him that reverence justly his due. l irm- l ly believing, that in all his measures, he will have an eye single to his country's good, ! shall feel it my duty to defend his course, until satisfied that he is disposed to sacrifice that cause, in defence ofwhichbe has ever been ready to expose his life.
 Living in the Territory from my child hood, feel welded to its interests; and, underline belief, that tke fertility of it's soil
 the salubrity of its climate, it's mineral
 treasures, in connection withits navigable streams, afording at all times, a communi-
 cation with New-0rleans, require only to
 be known abroad, to attract an emigra-
 tion from the neighboring States, sufficient Ily great, speedily to give us an honorable station among the States of the Union, Q
 portion of the Advocate will be devoted to Typographical and mineralogical deseripti- l ons of different sections of the country. l \ portion of the Advocate will be deyo- ted to religious communications, when fur
 nished, from all, or any denomination of christians.