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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-18
Notice.

vENIE subscriber having, at ,he las r,,.g..
4 County of Fairfax. qualified 8, me 80 .a
James Francis Tracy, deceased-Ai pe',,,..,.-.ts
claims agains; his estate, s.- reSues'eI 70 r q
same, on or b. sovc the Gr,, day of ln., e. r,f
RlCn'D II. sCoI !! T
Bash Hill ci james
sept 29-1aw9T ~
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Situation Wanted.

a MIDDLE AGED and respectable man, residing
"a in the lower part of Maryland, is DESTROYS of SIC
tua'ion in the counting Of a resp ectsble mer
chant He IS good clerk, and we'll aos Wanted with
the me rcantile business
sept 2i--lavtlNo~
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Eotice.
sept 29-1aw9s

\ Of tn Rank .. potomac for thr'een Df 49,
on Monday. tie LIST day II N,'t1''" XXI
until O'Clock.
By order Of tho Prerarr, and D'Ife.%' s,8w
oct l-NSH.
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~ae3e5S9sso

Canal Ioh,.-The Albany Argus States that
the tolls collected on the State Canals up to the
lst of September, amount to Sjl4.000. being
about 100000 more than were collected in the
same period last year.
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Office Of the Chesapeake 4 Ohio Caual c.,

.G''N y '''S -''''EI e"'se " 'HtO tUuul "a,
WAsHiNGrox, july "a =.
= orJCG !. h"reb! given Tia, IN ms, 49,.
" d}ar. ard fifty cents per share a. .s ~
inst t'ncEti on everr share of stock in H., = W
and OHIO Canal COMPANY, is r, q1ir,d ,obe,.13VA
tsh day oi October next; and furtA,rI,,,,r,.,
dollars and Hf'y cents per share (beiue II. ,s.'
'tentl on the Ida. ct Noycmnbtr re,r. yl. ~
men'. must Ne paid 30 thu credi' oi,he CLr.,r''I
Ohio Cana, Company, tn The Cashier Or obt, a.
either OF the following Banks. viz:
The Branch Bank OF the United sta,,vw
ington; 'H
The Bank Washington, at wash,sp,or.
The Patriotic Bank Of W,shing;oa, do
The RINK Of the Metropolis, do
The Primers and uecnanc.' Bank. At C.,,....
The Bank Of Alexlndria, at Aisxand,.. ~
The Bank of Potomac, do
The Farrn-rs' Bank of Alexandria do
The Mechanics Bank Of A,exsudrs. Do
The iIagerstown Bank, in iIsger,town NJ
The B'snch ofthe Valley Bank, IN Chsrlr,to,, :,
The Branch of the Valley Bank .in Ie.,,u,, {.
BY order Of the President sK Drrcl,,S
JOIN 2. nGIE
Clerk Ches. & OHIO Canal C,,,,,
arg -1awtNoyS -
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From the Boston Ceatinel.

NoRTHAMI TON, I'd Oct.
Nessrs. Editors: Having long been a martys
to the govt have at length found very simple
remedy, which, If perseyered in, am persuaded
will cure the most inveteratc cases. feel so
grateful for the relief which have experienced,
that would bes leave to communicate the means
of cure through your paper.
Hearing Harrowgate salts highly spoken Of
resolved to try them, and commenced by taking
Il teaspoon full dissolved in water. an hour after
breakfast, and the same after dinner. soon
found considerable mitigation of the symptoms,
and by continuing the use Of the salts, am now
quite free from the complaint. Whenever cx-
perience that peculiar sensation of the stomach
which precedes an attack of the govt have im-
mediate recourse TO the salts, which invariably
averts it.
Your obedieDt servant. OTIS PRICE.
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Fare reduced ~ five bON,r1

Winchester e. .3ieranaria Maii Sto,
THREE TINES A WEEK, AND rHRolCa "a ar
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.4uother Revolutionary Patriot has departed
this ife.-Major JAMES FAlRLIE died about nine
O'Clock on Sunday evening As a token of re-
spect to his memory, the several Courts adjourn
ed Yesterday on hearing of his decease. he having
been for many years Que of the Clerks of the Su-
preme Court of this state. Major Fairle has
held many public stations, in all of which he has
always sustained correct principles, and given
entire satisfaction to his constituents.
". T. Gaz.
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MAR RIED,

. .'<.rv,,- - 1&<ya~~<v
- iis RsEy. M B.l.s,s Nj. stEl
holden ..RAKER Of this town, te
Misc aJERUSHA ELLIS HORTON,
Of Dskhson.a sspai,nes efofe . aie,i
In sw.dzsyy. opf Sunday evening last
Mr.. OTIS .StMMONSto to Miss SALLY
E!HOOPER.r with the abovs notice
the printer received large supply ol
wedding cake, for which he returns his
usual thanks.] ,,l. -, .,.S,.',, IN - IS.
In Bristol, on We dnesday afternoon
last, at St. Michael's Church, by the Rev.
Mr. Bristed, GEORGE w, ALLIN,
Esq. formerly Of Barrington, to Mrs.
HARRIOT JONES, Of Bristol
In Fall River, onthe Cd, by the Rev.
Mr.. Smith, Mr., Benjamin Earl, publisher
of the Fall River Monitor, to Miss Nan
cy Simmons, daughter of the late Capt.
Nathan B. Simmons. ss 800
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MARINE LIST.
PORT OF WARREN.

~ w ARRIVED SINCE OUR LAST. F
Sloop, Mount Moriah, Martin # Provii-
dence. -Ntsa 80 i'O
,Sloop Eliza, Ingraham, Fl do !, vr.s
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~ IsaPoslrIok.--Pedlars are uow sweEm-
ipg, with silver ware and djewelry finished
/, 70 appear equal 10 the best kind, and yet
sf 50 base quality TO be Of little value
Many are imPossdIupqn with such articles,
psrtisplarly spoons and spectaclss, which
are, slloyed 90 much that they can be af-
lorded at . less price than the bare un-
, wrought silver Of the same weight if made
pures "A pedlar cold large quantity ol
such spoons in this place, a short time
since. both to traders and private families.
Bot the fraud was soon detected, and the
pedlaEwss glad to escape q prosecution
BY refunding the money and receiving his
articles back again,- This he was allow
cd to do ON satisfying those concerned, Of
his innocence, and that he bought the ar
ticles ofthe manufacturer, supposing them
to be good. They contained third part
or moro Of copper, covered with thin
plate Of gold, and Is Of no value. We un-
derstand that many country traders have
bsentalken in with these spoons. II Wor-
esstsr Mass. Spy. sE'g q 'a..., hs
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BOOKS, STATIONARY,
HOOK NHs4iHyHIyo:

.x<.w ~ r
ID NATk5ayAN4kA EAg4GY5sHr'
\ (,NS. lQS StnieSaireet, Assset. directly ep-
49, ,iyaj iPcsas 4: 4Qfss}lo e,si1 ~,
sASep hepd sn& fcf ss!es yfvsEx ~
IL tensivs ssspFtmeqt SfL Beeks AND
S1AsAoSAny,l qpeHg whicM Arsw nsrts.
octaye and duodeciwo &blss ! Methc-
diet, ~ yiilaye and camp meeting % HyHss
Books Qpmtnop prayer Book hAnsx-
lean st Class. Book II National Resder,;
pronouncingI English d.; GQpdsjchs bis
tory United States Onley's Geography
and Aalssii Wocdbriags'G dol; Boston
sssdingtle tlessons national 6pellhg Book; /;
Introduction to do Short GRAMMAR !;
Smiths do Aden's lsf and I'd eolsspel-
ing Doo'Ns essa"snIs .tpe 1ook oi
Health Halls lecturssqn School Keep
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) * youth between IA & 10 years old
hal become . Methodist preacher at Ches
vet Pa. aad is said, to acquit himself him very
handsemely. ..I,,.r .S..,5 th 49,. sc
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Il 10 said that a. new telegraphic system
il about to be established in France, which
will be al the service of the public, like
( the post Office. The result willbe most
important 10 the commercial world; for it
10 calculated that n despatch containing
several lines, which would traverse dis
tancc Of one hundred leagues in few
moments, would cost only 20 francs. M.
Ferrier de Dsapuignan, inventor Of this
new 1ystem, proposes shortly TO organise
q line oftelcgraphs from Paris to Havre.
Several experiments have been already
snade, in the presence Of persons appoint
I'd by the government and they are. said
20 afford every prospect Of the success Of
ths. Plan p Liverpool Paper. ~. !,
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DIED.

In Bristol, on Monday evening last,
Isabella Alice, infant daughter of Capt.
J smes Miller, aged year, s months and
Z days.
In Camden, N. @. on the 1 9th ult. Mr.
james Pearce, formerly Of this town, in
the 65th year ofhis age.
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Up at thI. poh, brig Zephyr, Champ.
lin, Trinidad de Cuba. -
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FANCY CHA1Rs.aa
ROCKING AND WINDSOR DO.
-TYIQT n ENETHHn

5sDOCzN4&4--flI1I
"A N extensivei assortments sof the most
- fashionable patterns, warranted to
be Of the first quality, for sale BY
Ir a...g ssnlS A. HUMPHREYS,
Who has onaliIhhs on band 1O,OOO, feet
Birch Joice and Boards, low fatr Cssh.
A. II. continues to Manufact lure CAB
met FURNITURE, Of every descript
ion, themost Of which he will warrant to
be ofthe first quality Gilt and Mahopa-
ny Frame Looking Glasses, &c?&c.
Sept. 25. -, !. r -, -
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81, The Marquis Msrbo,s inthe introduct-
ION to his history Of Louisiana, speaks
thus ofxhs supreme tribsnsl of our coan-
G !. There i. IT Washingtpn power
which has aeithsr guards NOT palaces nor
srcassrsss 4 ID hehher surrounded by
clerks nof overloaded with records. 1t
A.s sot its arms oaly truth and wisdom
IL mssn;kceace consists in rs Justice and
In the Publicity of It's acts. This power
= called the Supreme Cosrs Of the Unieed
Slases." 's5% ,ftfet7,tt
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SOCIAL CLUB.

Next Meeting WILDE held on wcdnes-
day evening at SO odclock. Qestion ;
:" Did the Ancicnts excel the Moderns,
in tue eultiustidn Of the Arts and Sci
erlces.o ion bias
Special meeting of the GLIB win be
held On suesdsy esesing nsst 81 os'cloeh.
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SMALL Pox.--There have been several
cases ofthis direfal disease at Newport,
within <he last few weeks. A town meet
inx was held Fast Saturday to take into
consideration measures TO prevent its
spreading. Our citizens Ought to be
exrefsl lest ii BE- introduced into this town.
n 4 not advisable TINT all those who have
,~et, had the small pox or the, kline, should
ise immediately ysccinated II Prov. Jour.
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Tharr, 4 |, ~, much truth in the I annexed ex

Thare is much truth in, the annexed ex-
tract from one of Jefferson's lettcrs:---
- (" Although we have in the old countries
.ofEprdpe The lesson Of. their experience
70 warn We yet ! an not satisfied we shall
have firmness and wisdom to profit by It..
The general desire OF mon to 1--we by their
heads raAher than BY their hands, and the
strong allurements. of great cities to those
who have any turn for dissipation, threat
.en 10 make them here, as in Europe, the
.siaks ofsoldntary misery. 80 . ~
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= fxs following Sign may be seen in Sal.
i.bssy, Ens,--S Table bear sold hear.'
A w.g asked ifthe bear was then the mans n''
lbwa krs;a. 4 eS.,aigaaI :, :
vennber continued to be suPPlisd with
.Rrsen corn. cucumbers and Lima Beans,
PssupsNcy.-Ths Lancsstet Exami.
ner. Penn. designates Francis Granger,
ne em;nsntly qualified fol. the Anti Ma
ionic candidate, for the Presidency.e
|, Il 10 computed that there, are upwards
Of forty thousand stage drivers in the
United States O0OYHT
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400 REWARD.

@1OO REWARD.
TM HE subscriber. to his sstohishmont. finds
- some Druggists in Boston and vicinity are
vending a spurious Eye Water under the name
Of" Thompson's Eye Water" As il s highly
important that tho public should te fully qua d.
ed sgninst this dangerous imposition, he th' re-
fore, offers the above reward 10 any person who
wiz prosecute 10 conviction. the person or per-
sons. who shall make and vcnd said spurious
eye water. IL is nov distinguished by yellow
and someiimes by a white label on the outside
" raPper. bearing the written signature VI =. s..
Lee, who has had the hardihoId also, to wrap
around eacl, phaI the subscr ber's copy Of di-
rcctions and certificates. as his own.
NIB. The GENUINE THoMPsoN's EYE
WATER bears on the outside wrapper Of every
Phial, redlabel. containing his printed eau :
tlon against imposition, with the signature, ]
Thompson, in the hand writing Of tho sabscr'
Der, sole proprietor. - - ~ 8
ISAAC THOMPSON,
= Il'h'' }Fr2 ''2ii New London, onn.
q Boston, Nov. Is, 1890 0ssns. Inv. udf "a
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Up at Baltimore, ship Benjamin Rush,
Young, Of this port, for Savannah.
At.New Orleans, 18th, bsrque Cyrus
Butler, Mauran, Of Providence. Fl New
Orleans. !! ds NV Vr@.l.
The brig. Sea- Horse, I'm Alexahdria for
Buenos Ayres went ashore on the nth
September, on the Island Of Seca, coast
Of Castillos. ~ f.a'1t'e'
The sloop Susannah, Bourne, fr Sand
wieA for Providence, anchored 10 Mount
Hope Bay on Thursday, having in tow
the sloop Deborah from do, for do, with
loss other mast about l3 feet from the
deck, and jib. 3''sa 'o' ''7' 'a.o So.
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Arrived - Bristol, 9TH, brig Neptune,
Psman, fr Havre, in ballast to. James D.
Sloop Caroline, Williston, fr Albany.
Sloop La, Fayettc, Pitman, Fl New
York.
SAILED--brig Laurance, Wyatt,
West Indies. .l3t.s5 .%3E
2 Sioop Meridian, Gladding, New York.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-05

Gov. WoLF - The sabjoined passages in the
inaugural address &c NJ. WOLF are cied by q
writer in III. PhilAdclphia National Gaz tie as
worthy of bis head and heart" They are, il
Is added, full of wisdom. and should be re-
memoered and repeated BY every citizen. and
proclaimed aud ,Aoght in ese'r school in the
Commonwealth"
Sinecures never were contemplated either
~ The trainers Of the Constitution or he Lee
Sslatuses; no individual, therefore, can expect
~ De appointed 10 an ofi'e Of rrus or p'oh,,
ohI'i ne shall have established aeharae;er for
n'!a' integrity, industry, sobrie,y and ca>
Pae''y to discharge his official duties person.
4n!, aud without reliance Oh Others"
tie who has been dishonest in his private
,ran'actions, or has proved unfaithtu! in mat.
srs Of private trust, can have no CLAIM To
public confidence"
Sound morality, as well as public policy,
',,fohes, that the ruinous SIN Of intemperance
should be discountenanced and rooted out Of
society, not encouraged by the des,owal Of pla-
eS' Of trust o. prof, on It's vo,ares F"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-05

An act ha, pass the Legislature Of Georgia
% prev,u the admission offre PERSONS of co..
our into the ports Of that's state. Tae act inpo-
'es quarantine Of 40 days upon vessels. hav-
ING on board persons Of the class referred to
hneIiuse 10 IKE effecI upon vessels from ports
1i The Uui'ed States, in three months; from
al Other ports, in six months. The act also
prohibits all in ercourse with such vessel by
lee persons on board; renders capial the
clrcuia'ion Of pamphlets of evil tendency, a
mOng domestics; makes penal the ,eac hing
Of Tee psrsors Of color or slaves TO read or
wrile; and prohibits The introduction Of slaves
'sio the state Tor sac.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-05

DrABoLIcaL acr.-A wre CHI was passing
along Ctntr~-stree', New York, on Monday
evening, and observing litile bow, about SIX
years old, standing by door Of Mr. Cox,
walked up and seized him by the collar, then
,ouk . burning coal from the CRATE, and drop
ped j, under his clothes next his skin. The
sore ans uI The sufferer brough. The family 10
his assis ance, but not until he was severely
burnt The fellow VS. not known, and what
motive could have promoted him to commit
such an &C, of disbolical cruelty upon sn al
mos, helpless child, i, is impossible 10 con
ceive
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-05

TRae1cAL AFFAIR.". The Raleigh Register
of the 3ls, ult contains the particulars OF ira
gic al affair which recently occurred a Beaufort
North Carolina A certain Captain Thomas
| hompson. Of Elizabeth City, two or three
wears ago, succeeded in OBJ aiming The hand Of
On amable and respectable young lady Of Beau
fort, Chartaret CO. ln short time after 'hrir
marriage, his conduct towards her became so
brutal that her friends separated herffom him.
He has rofesSed % feel extremely unhappy in
consequence, and has eudeyored to prevail up
on her 70 return 10 him, bu without rffct.-
For nearly or qune two years this has been his
course, until wi hin the last few mouths, when
he has been less card Of !, seems he IS on.
" slumbering o make more deadly sp'ing.
On Saturday he Is h inst. he arrived a, 3etu-
fort, armed ~iin pistols aud dirk, and enter,
ed the dwelling Of his unfor!uua wife, caugh,
her In his arms aud sndea, ored o persuade her
10 go with him
The f,mi.y became alarmed, and despatched a
messenger foI the brother OF the wife, VINO was
a, Fnrl Macon (wo miles off, On his arrival
h. demanded his sister. Thompson refused,
and threatened any man with instant Geath
who should ouch ei,her him or hlsw'fe he
bro,her, however, agreeing o leave il 10 The
lady TO choose, aud she preferring TO re-
main. Thompson snapped one pistol al the
young man and stabbed his wife once In her
brr asi and twice in her ARMAND likewise a
Justice of the prace, who attempted 10 sop
him. He then m de his escape, and though
vigilan, m. asures were adopted, the police have
No. suucs, ded as yet, IN tckrng him.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-05
MIR. Jefferson says:
light re,lunire. |"

Mr. Jeuerson says
There are three epochs in history signalized
by the total extinction OF national morality -
The 6rs- was of the successors Of Alexander,
no, emitting himself. The next, the success
sors Of The 5.s, Cesar. The third, our own
age This was bfgun by the partition Of Pc.
land, followed BY that Of The treaty Of PiInilz;
next, the coufiragation of Copenhagen; then the
enormitlesof Bonspar e,psrliiionng the earth at
his viii, and devastating il with fire and sword;
now the conspiracy Of Kings, the successors Of
Bonapartr, blasphemously called themselves
the Holy AlHanoe,and ,res ding in the footsteps
Of their incarceratcd leader, not yet, indeed, u
surping the government Of other nations avow-
edlv and in detail, but controlling by their ar
mics the forms in which they will permit them
to be governed, and res.r.ing, in polio. he nr.
der and extent Of the usurpatiuns further med
itated l"
May we not dread tina, there is yet ,s be
fourth epoch! 1t was profound remark Of
Machieval, ,ha, every political revolution con-
tanned in itself the seeds Of another. "Com>
ing events cast their shadows before"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-05

1t appears evident 10 US, that the people Of
South America are not ripe for a republican
government. The continued changes and re-
.rolu,ions in that devoted country sufficiently
show, that their ideas of true liberty must be
extremely limited. and that they are incapable
Of apprecialing the blessings which Cow from
government Of laws. These reflections ought
to enhance rbe value Of his own country in The
eyes Of every American. "Put out this light,
and where is the Promethean heat that can this
light &C. lomine."
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-05

Speaking o. the report Of the Board OF Navy
Commissioners, the Boston Journal says-lt rs
,urprisine that a mere sailor should write bet
'er than any civilian an the Cabine, and ye, 1t
IS true, that the Navy Commissioners Report
is he hes, written do-umen, that we have yer
seen from the presen; Admins ration. The
views expressed in i aPPear 10 US qul'e impor-
;anl and CON lusirr.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-05

Some Gl,le difficulty eAis's among The COM
iio,,ion in MARYLAND as to tn candidate Tor
Governor. Il is tbought however that Mr..
Thomo, r. Carroll of Somerset will be chosen.
Wherh,r the grand national principle Of
-" :sGorm," alias rewards AND punishm"n,s, Is
10 be carried to S extent throughout The sla'e
is We, 10 BE- seen. Every Thing at present au-
our, iayor,hlv for King Caucus.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-05

Mr.. A'nod, The opponent Of w, l. a, IN the
course Of his remarks, in me House OF Repre-
sentative, on Thursday last, made direct a.
iack upoa Mr.. Grurdv, the Senator. from the
stare OF Tennessee. Mr.. Polk indign an,ly re-
o-led the remarks Of Mr. Arnold IT. latter
zen leman seems, however, res"lu and deter
mined, and perhaps when he takes d s and can
aoI Be frightened from it.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-05

We perceiys BY some OF the papers in Vest
,,,o Yireitia, tina: the yo;,s o! several nf the
nL,,,ys in the Convention on Gen. Gordon'>
alan, have given great offtnce. Nh Hender-
son, Of L.oudouu, is warmly attacked in 'h"
Lsr,burs Washing ,ooisn, aud Mr.. Cooke OF
Win, hester, has had some severe raps from
MS own county.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-05

,,.v,s IN hopes, she emptiness OF
.sB;ies' ~: ;a.,, 10 every unprej JUDGED mind.
shich Is e''~ .h,nces are said 10 have broken
5ero'' Albania and Macedonia. Lss' n;sn.
out u T,rrars were despatched 10 'a nat..
.t'tf , With new Instructions Tor Inc rsena''
tp'1'' GREECE.
,.;..s,IGazetle oEGreece, OF October
NC :, aecoun, Of the latest affairs be-
'''' -. rurss and Greeks in Lisadia, as con-
WEE, ..s in dispatch from D. Ypsil'0'i k0'0.
'''> Go had occupiedlhe strong position OF
HS' .ven, the sdvanee of the enemy
''' 80. po,,sd within cannon shot, with a
Wv r-ono men. The Turks advanced in
'''', NV break on the gath September, with
w." ..oon from which grape shot was Tired
~ ;o,srmission. The Albanians who
'"1 r;h them, Tough, desperately. They
W. ho,ever, repul>ed with g'ea' loss. Two
"a. were taken. We shall publish the
e i.l ,epor, hereaf'er.
AUSTRIA.
:. ,..,ri,n Government is said TO have
ted Consuls for the towns IN Gteeoe, as
rr ~ < in Moldasia and Walachia. However
i, m,y be, it is certain thai Austria has
,--.h,d Cousuls ia The princiPalities some
= hon, we're Withdrawn on the arrival oil the
9ussi:n troops
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-05
LIVERPOOL, Nov. %.

FLovH-American sour, S4s to Sos; Do. sweet, per
barrel "a to So; DO. in bond, % to Indian Corn,
rsh IA sd to g. Quebec duty Cd per quarter, los to
los Sd Foreign, duty SOS Sd per quarter Is to IS Cd
Owing to constant winds, and the bosteroas state
If the weather, we have had scarcely any arrivals Of
Grain since Tuesday, and new Wheat must be noted
Id and Oats I'D per bsshei deafsr; and mere Is now
of Grain Flour, and Oatmeal, fully support Tuesdays
prices.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-05
NEW YORK MARKET-.JAsuARI Q.

F,ora Although there have been considerable ar
rivals from the South prices have declined shade
About 1900 Petersburgh have been sold at s5' and
about one half that quantity Of Richmond City at SO
Small lots Of Western, of common brand. have been
taken at S54 81; Choice brand IS held hrmly at o.
GpAIS-We have no sales Of Western or Northern
wheat to report last. Southern has deciin
ed Rye ma. advanced a shade. Considerable sales
of Barley have been made. and note an advance OF
pa cents per bushel Southern Corn has declined.