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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-12

subscriber respectfully informs MS trends and
the public, that he carries on, at his old stand south
side of Kings,rcet, nearly opposite the Mechanics
Rank, Alexandria, the
Saddle, Harness. & Trunk Business.
IN NIL ITS HaRIOUS BRANCHES.
He tenders his grateful acknowledgements to his
friends and the public. for the distinguished patronage
he has received from them; and begs leave to assure
them that with the aid OF the best wOrkmen, and
annie supply ofthe most choice materials he will be
able to render entire satisfaction to those who may please
to favor him with their business, either by order per-
sonal application.
He has on hand al this time. and will continue to keep
large assortment of the following articles Wholesale
and retail, on the most moderate terms:
Patent spring saddles
Mems saddles, best quality, stuff flaps
DO do do plain
Do do common do
Ladies' do best and common
plated and steei.bitted brides, Of various kinds
plated and steel-mounted martingales
Saddle bags of the latest fashion, aud common
Velisses aud carpet travelling bags
Plated-mounted carriage harness
DO gig harness
Brass and japan.moun,edg gig harness
Plated, brass, and japanned mounted caroie har.
.. ness
Wagon. cart, and dray harness
Fire buckets and halters
And also general assortment Of
ELEGANT Hard Leather Travelling Trunks,
And great variety Of
THE BEST GIG e RIDING WHIPS.
Plated steel and brass spurs
plated steel and brass bride bits and stirrups
Saddletrecs and buckskins, assorted
Buffalo skin saddle covers
Old saddles neatly covered with hog, buck, and calf
sk;p and quilted at shortest notice.
Old saddles srne S. and trunks Of all kinds, repaired
- nov nov, Il JAMES yANsANT.
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PaDer liangings. &c.

'TSHE subscriber being appointed agent, has just
received, and for the future will be regularly sup
pied with, ar extensive assortment of
Paper Hangings, Fire Screens, &c.
of he most fashionable and approved patterns,
Which he will dispose Of at advantageous rates. To
those who purchase TO sell again, r liberal discount
will be made The above beautiful articles have been
recently imported from Paris, aud we'll worth the
attention of the public, being much superior to any
ever offered for sale in the District
Dyeing aud Securing,
in all its various branches, executed style Of supe.
rior nea,ness Cotton and worsted Basge coloured in
the best manner. P.J. SALVETAT,
westsidc ofaoyal, between King Prince-sts.
nov Ii
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s. ID Edison,

ca At his Boot and Shoe-store and
Manufactoryon Royal, 2nd door hqHA
from King street has received
49, general assortment Of Boots and Shoes;
which he offers for sale by the wholesale and refal-Iow
for Cast. Nh ork of all descriptions made TO Or
der in the neatest manner
or 8 JouRNEYMEN wanted on the La
dies Branch.
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Dyeimg and Securing.
Steau Engine.

7 lindsay, HILL & Co, offer for sale, accommo.
L 4 dating terms, new Steam Engine, horse power,
and of,hc best model, made by MessIs Birbeck s. Co
nov ~
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Nnttling Cellar

T>HE subscriber grateful for the encouragement he
hasreceivcd since his return from Europe, informs
the public that he has on hand an assortment of
Zines, BroUn Stout, Loadon Porter, file,
ider, &c
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To Warmers.

EOR SALE. quantity Of ar-slacked lime, at the
II very low price Of 10 cents per bushel, If called
for immediately JOSIAH II. DAVIS.
nov q So. --7. 80
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almonds

~ sacks fresh almonds, landing this day. and for
III sale by WM d MUTT,
dec II Corner Of Prince and Union SITS.
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Choice Wines .

q NJ & S. H. JANNEY, agents of j. II. March &
-. Co of Madeira, have received per brig Baltimore
and schr Velocity lust arrived from MADEIRA choice
election of HINES of the following kinds
J.. Z Nadeira
burgundy In pipes, halfPipes, quarter.
T Tinia ,.,. casks and half'quar'er-ea'ks'
Part of which is in the Custom House and entitled to
debenture, 0u7-H
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-. o. Sugar and Oranges.
~ hhds prime New Orleans gar
T. 10 barrels fresh oranges
Landing from schooner George Town, from News
York, for sale by
does LINDSAY, HILL e Ca
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Notice.

VTHhE subscriber respectfully informs his friends and
the public that he carries on, at his old stand. south
side of King.stre nearly opposite the Mechanics
Rank. Alexandria, the
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Cotton Seine YWine.
q NJ & s. H. JANNEY have commenced making
y. Cotton Seine Irvine at the OCC6QU.7E E.7C-
TORY. Persons wishing to buy, can hayeit made to
order of any size oct28 #
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SHIP NEWS.
PORT Of .aLEX4ND RLa. On. c.

ARRIVED, MAY y,
Sloop Deidamia, Elkinton, Philadelphia; freight
for the District.
Steamer Columbia, Mitchell, Baltimore; freight
and passengers.
Steampacket Fredericksburg, B. ]. Jenkins,
Baltimore; freight and passengers.
March lO-Ship Hope, Pierce, Baltimore; bal
last to VIM. Fowle & Co.
Schr. Pioneer. Atkins, Boston; plaster and
tea to w. Fowle & Co. and freight for the Dis
trict.
Schr. Caledonia, Eldridge, Boston; plaster to
w. Fowle & Co. and ffeight for the District.
Schr. Virginia, Rodbird, New York; freight
for the District.
Schr. Georgetown. Knapp, do do DO.
Schr. Chauncey, Lemot, Turks Island; salt to
the master. :,
Schr. Oscar, Price, New York; tar to John IL.
Laid.
Schr. Two Brothers, Nilsson. Elizabeth City,
n. c.: Shingles to Thomas Vowel.
Steamboat Potomac, Jenkins, Norfolk; pas
sengers.
SAILED. MARCH y,
Schr Mark, Kelly, ..............New YORK.
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riMnO Furtes.

|INHE subscriber having executed several orders late
L y for Piano Fotes with great satisfaction to hi
customers, from the celebrated msnutsctory of W
Geb, New York. he proposes to tho'e who are desir
of procuring first rat Piano Forte ofany pattern
to favor him with their commands.
The price be determir ed before the order is for
w.rcd the Piano to be delivered free OF expense, and
with the express condition. that ifit does give tn
most ample satisfaction to tone touch, the order
hall not be binding He will alo execute similar or
ders for European Piano Fprtes.
a. w. Geb's Piano Fortes sre warranted
r. A. WAGLER.
may list Wa -h'"g'nu II,
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'E,,r.
Mineral Waters.

SoJo S.;Jlit-. Chei enhGn,, Magnetism, EpSoHt'
Saratoga, and Bedford Waters.
- ~ have erected fixtures tor the prepa'
rs,on Of the above artificial miaers! waters where
thew nav AWAY, be had in the highest state Of per,ec
80, p.r.ons re siding at distance, or IN the country
obtain either Of the kinds of water desired oy sne
bottle or Dozen which the .uo'' noe!s RAN 40 ,o
,hs s,me pleasant effects They trust, rom 'he
,h.v nsxe taken 10 accommodate with those CON
vsnenees, 10 merit share Of the public patronage and
Tbsy will shortly receive supply of Saratoga and
Bedf,.rd Waters, from the original springs nsv
constan.l, on hand, Seiditz aud Soda VI ">
o wn preparation .rpu,rp Co.
may II NiLiAAA AN
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Flor.-Last week, on Monday and Tuesday,
the wagon price of Flour was 81 625 SIS;
Wednesday a 60 a 62a; Thursday and Friday
it was steady at e.; Saturday so was the
prevailing price, few loads were taken at frac-
ton advance. Through the week the market
was dull, and transactions from stores limited.
Early in the week small lots sold at So: subse-
quent sales were made at 562, part of which
were extra brands. The inspection returns
shew moderate increase in the receipts.
Yesterday the current wagon price was 81. so.
Shenandoah brands 4, 75a 4,e0-sOme Shenando-
ali extra family Flour brought from wagons 500
a ,l2a. We heard of no sales from stores. but
understood that King street Flour was offered at
a, so without meeting with purchasers; the mar
ket is flat with tendency to decline.
Export for the week ending Saturday, 9th in
stant-2, CSC bis. coastwise.
Quantity inspected during the same period
King Street. ....."27O7 bbls 80 half bbls.
Wharf. 900 " 90 Z"
Potomac............79O " 155
Total....... .......3717 bbls. 1876 half bbls.
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BALTIMORE MARKET-MAY 10.
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100 Dollars H.eWard

ANA" AY from he subscriber living IN the lower
IL part OF Loudoun county, Virginia, ON Slturda,
night, the Is, inst nj. The 70 to wing .iaves:
DIVE e. HARRY
Dave is bright mua,,o, about ,hirt, five years DID,
stout made, and has pleasant counierance when 50
ken tn-he wore away grey mixed csssn It coat and
panslooDs; his other clothing not recol ected.
Harry is about five feet t. inches high very black
compl xon, about twenty five years old, stout and well
msde-wore ava, blue broad cloth coat ard panta.
looms. They both very srtul, aud it is likely they
will change tn names and clothing and probably pro
cure free p pers.
will give twenty five dollars apiece if taken in Vir
ginia or Maryland and tn above reward for them il
apprehended cut of those States, and secured that
get them again; and sll REASONABLE charges paid. il
brought home. AUG'S STONES rREET.
may list
Or The National Intelligencer, Alexandria Gazette
Winchester Virgnian, and fredericktown Herald. will
publish the above three times, and charge to Advertiser
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Fif,y Noilars Reward

WILL be given for the apprehension Of JOHN. .
w slave, who sent to Annapolis BY Jacob Bose
ford, ho formerly owned him. and resides in Prince
Georges county, Maryland, on Friday. 30th April.
John is about ge feet nine inches high, rather slen
der made. light complexion, hsd on blue ock cost,
II is supposed that be took with him sundry other
clothing, amongst which round jacket and pan.
falcons, domestic white, With black strpas He rode
away SORE hors. shout 10 hands high, or
old It 10 believed that he is shaping his course TO
Pennsylvania. .
in AIexaSdris or secured IN jail. and Information given
me 90 that I can get him.
Said bo, is about y years cid.
NAV REED ChUoS.
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China, Glass s Queensware

crates and packages, consisting Of elegant gold
/ banded tea sets, 81 pieces; do purple and land.
scape p.,.ernsi gold banded cups and saucers, do
plates; Liverpool chins teas. with and without hsndles'
blue anil green dinner SETS IA and lS pieces: octs-
gon and oval cup plates; enamel and cut ceIeres ew
err and basins cut castor bottes variety ofmou'ded
and pressed dishes, cup plates and nspprs glass sal
vers, fish globes enamel pitchers, &c. Sc Just re-
ceyed and for sale unusually low, by
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lust Received,

find for sale at Dauid Marine Book'fors,
vuyuE eters of Aigernon Sidney, in defence Of G,
I'll ;h.rtv. ard against the entertainments OF Nj
,i:.rv Despotsm. written by an eminent Citizen of
W;,g,;o and FIRST published in the Richmond Enquirer
~ isIsio: revised and corrected by the author To
which are added, in Appendix, the remarks OF Nj
R;tehe. as referred to by the author of AlgernoB
SIDNEY" in this pamphlet. With IN Introduction BY
the present publisher. "yA
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ALEXANDRIA, d. c.
,rr,ssD3Y u0RNING. SAY IL. 1850.

U.Ia,ru from Washington that the nominal
& 9mo, Kendall, as Fourth Auditor, came
w. tr consideration yesterday, and that the
n .,ood for his confirmation "a, against it
', The Vice President, then " damned
I.a..If to everlasting fame" by giving the
. .,;ng vote in favor OF the appointment, 50 that
rsnd,l. the infamous and migrate, will hold his
, I by the grace" of MIR. Calhoun, with
r Iom clone may all the honor of the affair rest.
ws hall see what the people say to this.
We further learn that NOAH was yesterday
....,,I nv a vote of 25 to IS. This, although
N. r,lliation for the other outrage upon the
..oDls will not cover nor excuse it. Noah was
.,js 70 suffer in order that the appointment of
va0dall might be Invested of some Of its detor-
nifty.
We wait for further developments from Wash
lngtOn. .,,,
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BALTIMORE MARKET-MAy lC

FLOUR
Howard Street Fyom.-The receipts of the
week are slight shade better than the last
The store price throughout the week has been
quite steady at SAYS per Dbl. and at that rate
we estimate from $500 to 5000 bbls. have been
bought for export chiefly for cash. Some parcels
of approved brands have occasionally been taken
at Ash, and we are advised OF one lot OF 100
bbls. superfne which was sold at 4.6S4 This
was the only sale, we believe, at the last named
price, and it cannot, therefore, be considered as
affecting the uniform rate Of AIS at which the
rest of the sal es were made. The wagon price
has stood without variation throughout the week
at q. 62a per hb. and quantity of stored Hour
was taken by the dealers at that rate.
Cify Mills Hom.-About the middle of the
week lot of 200 bbls. one of 400 bbls. and one
or two others, all of standard quality, made of
MARYLAND wheat not free of garlic, were sold at
"a. so per Dbl for cash or interest added. The
attention of purchasers, however, has been prin-
cipaIly attracted to extra fresh ground Hour, made
of Susouehanna wheat, of which description
sales to the amount of upwards of 1000 bbis.
have been made in the course Of the week at 4. 62t
cash. to AIS on time, in some cases with, and
in others without, interest added. On Friday
two sales were made at AVS, one with and The
other without interest added.
.S,lsoueha,,na HOm.-One parcel of 600 bbls.
and several others, making in all from 1900 to
1900 bbls. have been taken in the course OF the
week at S4.624, cash or interest added. The
REGENTS of the week nave been limited, and con-
sequentlv the stock on hand is small.
Rue Flour remains the same as per last report.
The wagon price in Howard street is 1878 for
lst. and 5.25 for 3D. The store price of lst Is
LOO, and of Cd, $50.
Corn MeaL-Sales of bbls. have been made,
this week, at S2.25.
GRAIN
Uhen.-There has been tolerable supply OF
Susouenanna wheat since the middle of the week.
In theearly port of it three cargoes of prime red
were sold at S1.Ol per bushel, aud small par
eel. not 50 rood, at 90 cents. As the week ad-
vanced the market became unsteady, and on FRI
day two cargoes of prime were sold at 90 cents.
This morning one or two sales were also made at
% cents per bushel. For some parcels which yet
remain unsold higher price is asked. Of Ma
ryland and Virginia wheat there has been but
sriHlng supply; on Friday parcel OF prime was
sold at o. cents; and mixed lot of white and
red at 96 cents. We quote the range OF the
market today for Nd. and Virginia red at 50
o5. as in quality. A lot of Md. white was sold
on Friday at LOO per bushel.
Cora.-In the early part of the week sales OF
yellow corn were made at SO a 40 cents. and OF
white at So cents per bushel. The existing de-
mand having been supplied, the prices receded to
S5 a Sc cents foi white, and to 81 50 Tor vel
low. at which rates we quote to-day. There Is,
however, little or none in market at present
pIIJI ADEJp HIA MARKET-MAY
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may list

y. 3. Mayhem, DeMlaA ,urseOn,
MILL commence his professional VISITS to |!eAan-
w drit IN ihurs !s> next. and continue their on
HE seeond and fourh Thursday in each mon'h through
nut the Persons w'sh"g his prnfe -srOna str
vices viii please leave notice at the Of Cgses
CITY Hotel.
NAV -d4tSeThurtf
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AiexanAria Baths.

'yHHE public respectful, inform that the sub
L scriDer will open his b Ill II USE, opposite the
city Hotel on We nesd.y, and prepared to accom-
MEDIATE them in style. he benefits arising from
leems it unnecessary To say an, thing in com nendi
ion. rems-Four tickets, one dollar; sing ie bath.
73 cents JALES ENGLISH
may ii St
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handsome. She worex large sun-bonnet which
Ind her face, and prevented the spectators observ
ing it. She was accompanied by her infant, an
interesting looking girl Of about Q years Of age.
Her husband was also In court She seemed to
feel deeply the awful nature of her situation.-
Awful indeed it Especially when contrasted
with what she was a few years ago. She is re-
presented by those who then knew her in Norfolk,
where she was brought up and married, to have
been the admiration Of the circle in which she
moved; as well for her personal beauty. as for
her amiable conduct. What mas brought her, step
by step, from that happy, to her present misera-
BILE state, is generally known; but it is not our
province, at least at this tune, to speak Of it.
Ibid.
Baltimore, May 8.-Yesterday, agreeable to
previous arrangements, respectable number Of
our citizens gave public dinner to the Hon.
Joel r. Pomsett, late American Minister to
Mexico. Robert Oliver, Esq. was called upon
to preside at the table and was supported by
Samuel Sterett and Isaac McKim, Esqrs. as
elegant and sumptuous style by Mr.. Beltzhoover
at the Indian Queen.
Among the invited guests were the Mexican
Minister and Suite, Mr.. Mason, late American
Secretary of Legation to Mexico, Commodores
Jones and Ridgely, and captains Nicholson and
Claxtop, of the Navy, Brig. Gen. Fenwick and
Major Payne of the Army, Com. David Porter,
the new Consul to Algiers, Messrs. Duponceau,
Ingersoll, Cox, and DIR. Chapman, of Philadel-
phia.
-ssaea9ess-
Baltimore, Mru Y.
General Smith.-We are pleased to learn, and
so will be his fellow citizens generally, that our
venerable Senator, who has been detained from
the Senate Chamber for the last fortnight by Sc
rious indsposition, is decidedly convalescent, and
may be expected to resume his seat at the begin
ming of the next week.
We learn that the Mayor has this day sub
scribed for two thousand shares in the Susque.
hannah Rail Road Company. We are grauhed
also to be informed that the stockholders are ra-
pidly paying up the instalments called for on the
i5thinstant.
The Richmond Compiler states that the Ches-
terfeld Railroad. for connecting the coal-plts
with james River, is advancing rapidly, and is
expected to be opened on the month of February
next. Mr. Robinson, the engineer, has completed
the survey of route for the Petersburg and Roa-
ncke Railroad.
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4 { Gro.

81 ErG.
NTR. A PL.NrUu respectfully and gratefully
w hanks he public for the libera! patronage ne
"a, received IN Washington snd tlessndr. Being on
the eve of his IL par;ur. for Philadelphia his place Of
residence, he takes The liberty Of recommending hu
srep4on, A. BARRABINO. as Dentist and his Pupil.
and also ss French Teacher, having received his edu.
cation in the Imperial College OF Paris
B Mr. ,. residence is at Mrs Lucketts Board.
ing tic,se, on Reg street, where he will attendto any
communicate which may be made to him.
M, 10 dAf
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Notice.

Notice.
al PERSONS having any claims against the late hrm On
\ R,b;a,on e Slinn and ali persons indebted 10
t,.m, will please cali on SrEPHEs sHiSN' VINO su'
'''r''eo " 'e>''e JAMES ROBINSON.
u STEPHEN ShINN.
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SALES AT AUCTION.
puhlic sale.

Public Sale.
Dv virtue Of decree Of Prince Georges County
ID Court. ,ttingas Court Of Equity, the subserioer
WILL on the 5th day Of June nezs At the Town Of Pi'cs'
taway Prince Georges county, Nd. expose u pub
lie sale, on the premise,
kzA a HOUSE f. LOT
sItRi in said Town, lately owned BY Dr. Josiss
49, mi A. Beail. deceased. The dwelling houss
o00e IL in good repair, and there is upon the lot
every necessary out house The lot consists Of thres
acres, more or less.
The terms Of sale credit Of three years The
purchaser giving bond bearing interest from the day
Of SALE with two approved securities On the payment
Of the purchase money, and interest thereon the sub
scriber is authorised to give deed in fee simple
THOMAS II. CLAGETT.
may Its
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Fresh Teas.
Inp CHESTS young Tyson TEAS o, tue
lUO 10 half do do Z Lea"oer se@'
so catty boxes gunpowder1 60.
This day landing from schooner Pioneer. TOT SAFE oy
may IL r'""'
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One of the best written newspaper articles that
., have ever seen is the ''Chapter on Intempe-
.,,cs. - in this mornings Gazette. To its pain
sllr vivid details, and its glowing language. we
can add nothing but what might tend to impair its
Effect.
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PHILADELPHIA MARKET-MAys.

PHILADELPHIA MARkEI-MAY
Flour and MeoL-Superine Flour has been
dull throughout the week; the sales not exceed :
;nu $500 barrels. but former prices supported;
from wagons in Market-street, and from boats on
the Schuylkill, it was sold at "a Is. Rye Flour
;s scarce: a few sales at IS l2a. Sales of 7S3
bbds. Corn Meal at S11, and 1850 bbls. at Sc
25.
Grain.-Considerable sales of susquehanna
Wheat. principally from store, at lO2 1924
cents. and Virginia and Delaware at 9s 100
cents for best quality. A fair supply of Southern
Corn. and sales free at sc SCI cents for white,
and So 40 cents for yellow. Rye has sold at
SO 50 cents.
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NETWORK MARKET-MAr 8.
Hmr-Western is coming in freely. About
5000 barrels have been received, part OF which
has been taken at S4s ST, We quote New
York. Al a4el; Troy. AZ S; Western. AZ st;
Philadelphia, 5; Baltimore. Al 81; Virginia
42a5 5. Rive Flour, % 8.
Grain.-Since the opening OF the navlganon
about 10. 600 bushels Of wheat have been receIv-
ed from the west. From to 5000 bushels have
been sold at 81 10 for the English market and
come small lots at 81 6 a | 8. Northern Rye Is
selling at Goa 81 cents, Northern Corn at 50cts'
and Southern at As.