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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-14
BRISTOE Tract OF LIND,

S3syN in the County Of Prince Willism, proposals
S'Tts will be received BY the said President and
.-xs. Directors for he whole, any portion Of the
said tract. untlthe 10Th day Of October merit.
The annexed cx;rscts from the law, will shew the
conditions required Of the purchasers.
Persons fferng proposals will consult their own
convenience in fixing the instalmnt of the purchase
money.
The Bristoe Tract contains by survey 6,494 acres,
the grestcr part Of which il under leases, which will
expire in the year 1919, and which subject to an
annual rent Of about rs. 900 pounds oftobacco.
By orer Of the President and Directors Of the Lite
rsry Fund: j. BROWN, Jr. I'd Aud.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-14
To EiSNerNSN.
TO fTiMteYs

HAVE just received. per schooner Resper ~
Il large Kegs Printers Ink, VIZ: News a. ~ Gus per
liz, Rock, at 40; Book No. at so; No at Is; and
No at 100 cents per ib This ink needs no recon-
men,ation. as ITS quality is well known to publishers
in The District To country printers have only to
saw that no Ink has been brought to this market
that stands so high. ,.,,,.o,
NIB. On hand, small fount of BREWER Type and
Small Plea, which would suit well fora country pa
per. Orders for printing materials of every dessrip'
! ton, Ink, &c. attended to Immediately
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-14
" 0ntea,
Notice
fK1o,eso,. DRY GOODS business.

customers, that they have established themselves II"
IDho,esale DRY GOODS Business,
at No. 1901 Narket-Street. PHitiDKLPHIAi snu WIZ
succeeded in business, here, by hessrs hoon.S -
william, who are authorized to collect all aeo,s "o
them, and TO settle their business geherSy -. u,;II
nersons residing here. that are indebted 70 u.s. WIZ
Use col, in The course of the week and settle
heir ss accounts as one of the firm will remain here ,s
,m" and those having claims will please present the"
for payment. JNo' AZ
aug 8-2n ----------
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-14
Vop AmsteSaalM.

The ship ViRGlNLh
"A. :, s,i,son master. is daily cxpeo s :" Ar
: IN lImerP' r'-t 200 hhd,. OF tobacco wiz be
Of fceiSH'' HF'' w. FOWIE (. Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-18
Vo the Pub ic.

sIAVING observed in the Gszette of yesterday an
advertisement, which appears to have been insert
ed at the instance OF Cub, termed tn. " Columbia
Cabinet Makers' Society,"" the truly " benevolent"
tendency of which, seemingly, is tn guard the citizens
of tine District in heir purchases Of Furniture, but, os
tensiby, TO operate against my own and other Estsb'
!ishmei,s for daring have, in their estimation the
temerty of refusing submit to their dcta,ion and 60
vermance in the D,anag men of my business.
iii, Socet, state that, I" in consequence of the re
ruc,ion of prices for ionrneymens work, they have
IN de out Book of Prices" when, in fast, they are
wei that redu~ tion OF Their wages has taken
place for the last ten years; but the contrary, an
advance of a, least twen, per cents while the prices OF
Manufactured Furniture has, IN pOportonae ratio,
decresse in prce.
re Society thv,k il but just TO announce the names
II those. emp!o, who have Tin Instances from
,nsnlorn. ton submitted to thef dciaon, aud would
TAIN ro,crbe those who dare undertake the manage
mert OF tneir own business, untrammr!ied by any
pledges And for m, self csn, with my boys" a.
termed BY ,hem (though have journeymcn equal to
any of the slcietyl manufacture Cabinet Furniture III
ali = - ncne,, Of equal, if mol superior elegance ID
9ura5Htg 10 sny OF The enumerated employ ers, with
the ues wn.kmen Of this truly proscript,ve (msamed
beneu,ient Society confrma Of which assertion
would .nvc hose wanting superior Cabinet Furniture,
10 call az nv Esia ,.shments n Washington and Alex
an,ia, and enamine iUr Themselves, rs am prepared
to furnish i"use wholly or III part, 18th every es en-
tal article Ut ftur,, at short noce, ana certainly
at L. as PRICES than those no they make appear,
nay iy her prices FIR manufacturing.
JAMES GREEN.
Al ~ 1S3l--f
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-18

Execution Of Robert Morris.-A large con-
course Of people assembled at this place on Tues
day last, 10 witness the execution of this unfortu
uate man. He was led to the gallows, which he
assembled with a firm and elastic step, about half
past two O'Clock. prayer was offered up in his
behalf by the Rev. John Rogers, and an exhOr-
tation delivered to which he listened with a
GOODNESS and indifference that shocked all present.
lie preserved determined and hardened indiffer.
ence 10 his fate to the last moments Of his exis-
tence. He made no confession under the gallows.
When asked if he had any thing to say, he talked
a few minutes, but said nothing worth noticing,
except that he killed Capt. hiIborne accidentally,
and had no malice towards him. His other con-
versation went to show his Indifference and def
ance Of his doom. He was swung of twice; the
rope having parted the first time, and let him to
the ground, ne large heavy man. When the rope
was loosed from his neck, which had not been
disocated by the tremendous surge. he got up and
walked second time on the platform. with firm
step and determined look. He exclaimed. when
they were putting the rope around his neck the
second time, "my God, what hard case is
this.'
He was hung few minutes before o'clock.
He died in twelve minutes and half after he
was swung off, without struggle. -Georgefo,0
LeL Rep.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-18
To the Public.

ExCEEDINGLY regret,ing tn. necessity which
IL again constrains me to appear thus, neverhe
less deem it incumbent upon m to do so, in order
briefly to notice advertisement which appeared in the
Gazette of YESTERDAY, bearing the signature Of
ployer f - benevolent" journe, men.-1he writer per.
ceives, from distorted and mysied quotation Of my
remarks in my late note to the pubic, that have
charged him with submitting the dctation of the
Society, and prescribing those who dared undertake
the mansg ement Of their own business" NC.
Asrespects the first, cannnt have greatly erred.
since those who agree to sign their Book must in some
measure submit, their dctstion; for by of their
rules, an employer is arbitrarily prohibited from EN-
ploying any ourneymsn who does not belong to their
Society, however sverse he may be to attaching him
selftoit. Unless they do SO, they must be Z" benevo
Ien,y" discarded for the sake OF the exclusives
This cause therefore, if other exist d, think, fully
iustes the assertion and entirely exonerates from
the mputaton of ns6sble hostility to the Socie,
as never can copcede 10 any Society the privilege Of
determining who shall shall not employ
The writer. in the eageness Of his desire to make
common cause with the Society, and evince his unpro.
voked hostility myself has. either from the scuteness
or obtuseness of his perceptve faculties discovered
accusation in my note, which none other but himself
could have found; as have in no way therein charged
an employer with " proscribing"-so that the avowai
of his innocence in this respect is premature as of
cious
With his remarks and opinions respecting Societies,
&C. have little 10 say, other than that Their Book OF
Prices" may perhsps serve rs a convenient guide for
those who mechanics in theory: but those who are
practically SO. need secondary guidance by which to
regulate their business; and parents binding their SONS
TO such have guarantee that hey will become
ade It's in their profession, wtou, being endowed with
that incomprehensibe omniscienee which +" Book Of
Prices" issad to afford.
Not expecting to have been necessiated, after the
sp.e of eek, again to netce the socetys adver
sement had ordered my previous not to be discon-
tnued shewn BY yesterday S Gszcte but have de-
sired it be renserted, that tn. pubic might deter
h,,,, Tar mil nt
were called for. As varied not with HIM, now leave
the subject hoping that shall not be again compelled
10 notice il JAMES GktEN.
Alexandria, Nov. g, 1881
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-18
BY WILLIAM d. MUTT.
Bui!ding Auts at auction.

an Monday evening. list inst. at half past 2 o..
O'clock, will be sold on the premises, sundry build
ing lots, viz:
On Henry street. between Madison and WITH lots,
lesignateG on plate IS No 81. So n and 70.
On Patrick street, between Madison and Myth, lots
No. 81, SO, IS and Sc
On Madison st between Patrick and Henry streetss
lots No SO, 60, 81 and g.
On WITH street. between Patrick and Henry Streets
lots No ~. A, As and 48.
On Fa, cite street, between Madison and WITH sts.s
lots No 90, "a, 26 and u
On Payne street between Madison and WITH streets,
lots No. SO and 40
On Madison street, between Fsyette and Payne sts
lots 20, 81, 80 and IS
On wy,h street. between Fayeue and Payne streets.
lots No. l8 and 20.
On Myth west Of Payne street, Iots
On Pendeton, west of Payne street, lots
TN Payne, between wy,h and PendIeton sts 8 lots.
On purchases Of less than 500 cash will be requr.
ed sum, of 500 and upwards, credit on months.
nov 10
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-18
70 the Public.

nrRcEIvING that those cabinet Makers of this
i Disric, who have signed the Journe me- s Book
OF Prices have been accused BY an advertisement, pur-
porting to be reply advertisement OF those jour
ne men, Submitting to their dictaon proscrb-
ing those who dared undertake the management otheir
own business untrammelled by pledges" and
fning myself classed among this number, in self
defence, am bold to say far concerns sell, the
accusation is entirely erroneous
When the Committee called me to sign their
Book at first refused. though told them that would
go far the rest half of the Cabinet Makers,
to better their condition and was wi hin two
Of the last that signed. As to the proceedings of the
Society since and especially their had
no knowledge of them in shape form whatever,
until their advertisement appeared in public print
Now, upoa what Ero nd the author OF this advertise
ment Justify himself for bringing this charge against
myself and others, am st loss to know. In exsmn
ing the Journe, mems advertisement can nothing,
and def him to point out any thing, calculated to i'm
plcate US in the designs he insinuates. Ills object.
believe, to excite the public interest against u.s. by
attempting visit the sins Of the journey men they
have committed any, upon our heads. and were to
Judge from the cunning displayed il his advertise met
particularly the latter part # il, that. had we refused
to sign this Book, he would have taken the opposite
course.
With respect to Societies composed of Journeymen
Mechanics, they novel thing have long since
been credibly informed that they have been organized
in many parts of Europe our largest cities and that
there are several IF trades in this District
Frou THAT little have learned of their regulations
believe il is the interest of employers to ncOursge
them for, independent Of their benevo ent purposes,
one of their rules is that they shall all work for the
SINE prices This rule. OF course, places al on an
equal footing. aud ,timusnt to tine apprentice, as
he must know that will be the of expelling all
those of idle Incorporate. and ctnous habits from
shops Of any standing aud that their future prospects
will depend their pr csent exertons and department,
and that merit alone can lead them to fortune This
Book is likewise of public utility Tor it man wants to
put his son l., the Cabinet Business by referring to il.
he can see, at once, VIVA, lie sdoirg.
CHARLES KO0NES.
Alex,ndri. Noy II l83l--5t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-18
COMMERCIAL.
BOSTON MARKET-Nov.

FLouR.-There has been good demand for
prime qualities, and at our quoted prices the sales
for home trade have been considerable, consist
ING chiefly of Alexandria & Fredericksburg Noun
tam. and favorte brands Genessee. There is no
good Howard street 10 market; the whole sup
PLY this season of New Wheat, has been of very
inferior quality.
GRAIN.-1he market for Grain continues to
Improve. and since our las, report. sales of South
err White and Yellow Fiat Corn have been made
at &c Csc. aud small prime lot of yellow at
70c Oats also are scarce, and Rye there is none
OF any consequence i'll market. 1t is held at %
a 9Sc per bushel.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-18
SALES AT AUCTION.
BY WILLIAM D. NUTT.-TH7S DAI

Sugar, CoR4e, Molasses. Nc.
IN Friday, 18Th inst. at II O'Clock, will be sold q
~ my warehouse,
hhds brown sugar
o molssses
% bags Cuba anu Rio coffee
boxes starch
bag pimento
bag pepper
] bhl copperss
hid syrup
2 boxes No I chocolate
chest imperial tea
young Tyson tea
bbls loaf sugar
boxes do
IS bbls gross herring, No
so nett do No. !
Terms at sale. novl5
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-18
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, !
November Is, 1881. {
Of years,

The Secretary Of the Treasury has received one
hundred and seuenty,sue dollars, transmitted
anonymously through the Post Office. as "a ba.
lance acknowledged at the Confessional. to be
due unto the United States, by member Of the
Catholic Church."
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-18
TRUSTEES oNke

lEUSVVV OUIC
IINDER the authority of q deed of trust, executed
u on the 2sth day Of August 1926, by John Lewis
and Frances r. L. wis his wife and recorded in the
Clerks Office of Prince William County Court, will
SELL by public auction, at Brent svile the FIRST Mon.
day in January that being Court day for resdy money.
moet' If
TRACT OF LAND called STEPNEY,
in Prince William County. being the same whereon
John Lewis resides. which as conveyed by said
Lewis and fe to the sub cber, Trustee, to secure
certain debts therein mentioned
Such title AS is vested in the subscriber by the deed
of trust will be conveyed to the purchssert is beev
ed to be questionable.
Oct I8 -ts ROBERT BAIIY, Trustee
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-18
BY GEORGE WHITE.

Valuable furniture at auction:
On SATURDAY., 18th inst. at 10 o'clock, II. M
.tyiLI be sold at the residence oi the late Mrs VI
W 7 iooe in that part Of the Town Of Alexsndris
called the Village, al her
HOUSEHOLD &KITCHEN FURNITURE,
Consisting III part of
Mahogany chairs, sideboards. tables
Bureau sofas, handsome pier glasses
eight day clock
l Brusse!s.ar d o,her carpets
Androns. shovel and tongs. Brass Tenders
Several excellent feather beds
Mahogany and other hedsfeads
II great voriety Of SILVER PLATE.
Together with an extensive assortment Of Kl fCHEN
FURNITURE, and
AN EXCELLENT Mich cow.
Terms of sale For alt Of ESQ ard under, casht
ov er $780, credit Of four months will be given for sp
proved endorsed notes. T.. w. HEWITT.
Executor Of z 7. Hooe, deceased.
nov8 GEO. WHITE, Auct.
- The above sale is postponed till Satur.
day, the 10Th instant, when il will positively lake
place. GEO WHITE
nov Ia
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-18
BY WILLIAM ID. MUTT.

Bank Stuck fur sale.
an Tuesday next ed inst, at 10 o'clock, will be
- sold at the Reading Room,
100 shares Of Mechanics' Bank Stock, If not prev.
ously disposed Of at private sale
nov l5-ts WN. D. MUTT,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-18
SAILED,
Schr. President, Kirkland, New York

NORFOLK, Nov. l4.-Brig Tribune, Staples,
from Alexandria, bound to New Orleans.
Schr. Virginia, Shlnn. from Alexandria, with
-four, &c. bound to New York-put in in dis
tess, with starboard bow stove in, plank shear
stanchior, jib boom. chain plates carried away
aud sails damaged by being run foul of on Sun
day morning last. at o'clock.
Al Seaw.II's Point -Schr. Magnolia, Couli-
lard. Boston. days. bound to Alexandria.
The BrIg Navy. Robinson, from Alexandria
bound to Boston. went To sea to-day.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-18
SHIP NEWS.
PORT Or .lLEX7ADRL4, On. c. }

ARRIVED. NOVEMBER Il,
Sloop Quantlco, Cahoon, Dlmfcies: flour to J.
s. J. III. Janney.
Schr. White Oak, Southern, Occoquan; do do
Schr. Packet. Masters, Accotink; do to JON
Janney.
Sloop Charles Williams. Woodland, Philadel-
phia; sundrles to NJ. Miller s. Son.
Steamboat Potomac, Hubbal, Norfolk; pas
sengers for the District Saw. Yesterday going
into Norfolk, Steamboat Ousatonic. Walker. from
Boston, via New York. bound to Alexandria -
Steamboat Franklin, hewitt, from Alexandria
for Norfolk.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-18
AIsXR DAY.. aEzEATAE.
~. Proper ulcers are appointed. ~ao riA RI
gidiy entorrshe sfricteSt decorum.

FIRST NIGHT OF
MESSRS. REED & J. ID. WARNER,
JJho uade so successful a debut last Spring an
this Theatre.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-18
a Valusbie Estate FOR sale.
,,gs.S WEST GROVE tha resid.nca n


ssGSss WEST GROVE, the residence of
eys32s.ss the late Col Augustine j. Smith. is Of
"fNs fered for sale by the heirs, free from all in
sy31Sa. cunhrances, either entire divided into
two Farms, may suit purchasers.
This valuable Estate is situated Immediately oppo
site the Town of Alexandria, about one mile distant,
and within the State Of Virginia, the south side OF
the Great Hunting Greek, at its confluence with the ri
yer Potomac. extending and binding on both streams
upwards of three miles, and embracing one Of the most
extensive and valuable River Bottoms aud Pocosins IN
this country The Pocosin has recently been reclaim.
ed by the construction of dyke with gravel brought
from the hills at great expense, by which is peril CT.
" secured from OVERT ing This part of the Bottom
alone contains upwards of 500 acres, of slurial SOIL
unsurpassed in fertility anA in nature inexaustblc
From experiments made, it is ascertsined that the
whole Bottom will produce Tobacco and Hemp OF the
fines qu,litv and in great quantity
The Estate contains upwards OF 1900 acres, the
greater portion OF which is Bottom Land, having ex.
tensivc and valuable Meadows, well set in Tnrothy -
The bland very productive and IN good state OF
cultivation; but the MAJOR part OF It IS heavily clothed
with valuable Timber
On the Estate there two valuable Fisheries, at
which large quantities Of Fish taken annually, and
both contain all necessary buildings and fixtures for the
pccomm ,da,ion # fishermen and curing fish
.aA,Ss The MANSION HOUSE is large
SS7sT1n and convenient and situa., wl,L,n u few
sN I'LL Yards of never.faing spring of the fin
two story ,tOne and brick Dairy, the stream passing
throug it A large Kitchen. Smoke House, extensive
Quarters, Blacksmith Shop, all OF brick and all
in good order, large Barn, recently built upon
the most approved plan detached from which are ex-
tensive Stables, Sheds Corn ouss. Carriage House,
and in fact every necessary building and improvement
all 10 gaod repair. On the lower part OF The Farm
called WIG ION there also Improvements such n
Oyerseer's House, Negro Quarters, &c all of brick,
large and convenient There are several Orchards
extensive, and of the finest Fruit In truth. the nu
erous advantages possessed Ivy this Estate cannot be
enumerated within the limits of advcrtis mont 1t
is presumed persons disposed to purchase will view the
premises ,.e,
The terms will he liberal; small proportion OF the
purchase money only will be required in band; on
,be balance a long credit ifdesired, WILDE given
Application may be made to the subscribers, resd
ing IN Alexandra. JACOb MonoaN'
nov @ eo2m w. ht"iii
n The Editors Of the intelligencer will publish this
advertisement e. o. FIR two months, and send their bill
to this office for payment.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-18

Aec Fork by Lord Brougham. -Last night,
saws the London Morning Herald, the Lord Chan
ce''Or, pursuing ''the even tenor Of his way" in
oduced his Bill for reforming the Courts Of Equi,
" His Lordship's object may be stated in one
"ord-to save the suitors from plumber. His
Lordsh'p did not use this phrase, nor perhaps
would 1t be strictly in order that he should use
IT. seeing that he was addressing an assembly,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-18
On FRIDAY EVENING. NOJ,EMBER 10,

Between the Pay and Farce,
Song Mrs Jefferson
Comic Song The good old days OF Adam an Eve
Mr Richards
The whole to conclude with (tor the first time here)
new Farce, now performing. with great success, al
Philadelphia, New York and itmore, called
TOUCH AND TAKE,
Or. Saturday Night and Monday Morning.
ST. surenCe Mr. I'iin.r
jolly (the singing Ba'IH) WINS
Christopher hchcpe"
Constable Cra"toiu
adv Aubrey Mrs Mackenzie
Ccc,lle Miss Jefferson
Maria Miss Anderson
In the course ofthe Farce,
A co,a Miss Jefferson
A c,n'c Song Mr.. Wills
- Doors open at 6, and performance to commence
at Z o'clock precisely
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-18

The Rhode Island American, strong Anti
Masonic paper, in calculation, as to the com
P'eN'on Of the next Congress, in reference to the
Presidential election, admits that Mr.. Writ could
not sc; the vote Of a single state. The compiler of
his array Of figures gives, in his table, nine states
70 MIR. Clay. but. in his comment only seven.-
Alter allowing nine states to Mr.. Clay, and ad'
hitting that Mr.. Writ cannot obtain single state.
leeCncludes thus,-'' These facts show the fulfill
" forcing MIR. Clay as candidate" If with
H'ne states in his favor, the adherence of the
friends OF Mr.. Clay, to their candidate be vain
Conference to Mr.. Writ, who has not single state
jnhis favor:
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-18
Notice

Alexandris, Nov. II. 1876
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-18

Clsap TrarsIing. The Steamboats, Colum-
Ous and POcahoatas, which ply between Balti'
more aud Norfolk, advertise to convey passen-
gers, at Two Dollars and Fifty Cents each; and
the steamboat sandusky offers to take them at
On, dollar each
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-18

nov IL
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1831-01-27

DIED

In th;s town on Wednesday 10Th inst. sud.
denly, Mr.. Henry Clatke, aged 20 years.
On the 10Th inst. Mrs. Marcy Lawton, wild.
NV of Capt Robert Lawtcn, and daughter Of
tho late James Eastoi, Esq aged 90 years
aud months--a u,epber OF the Society Of
rfionds.
On Friday last, Miss Sarah Ann Snith,
daughter Of tho la,o Mr. Elisha Smith, Jun.
aged n years. The amiable and dutiful dis
position Of shis Young lady, obtained tho higs.
est scat in tho affections or her parent, and
cndearcd hot To the largo circle OF friends and
acquaintance with which she was surrounded
Her life was pIuasant. and her death was tri'
umphant--- which afforded an inexpressibls
satislactlou to her friends. She had liycd but
few years in this world, but lived long o
nough to become acquainted with her Saviour
and to be made happy in his love: Wo hops
she has found resting place in the bosom. o
her God. Communicated
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1831-01-27
Ale & Porter
BREWERY.

TrNHE Subscriber offers for Sale, his
Il BEST Ale; in Bbs. and half BbIs.
warranted equal to any imported. .--saisos
TABLE ALE, for families, In 1O gallon
kegs, half bills. and barrels, delivered free
ofexpencs to any part Of the Town. The
price Of Strong ALI is e6 per Dbl. and 81
Der holf bbl.--Tablc Ale at "a per Dbl. sRd
smaller quantities In the same proportion.
Yeast may be had At the following S'orosi
viz.
Thos. s. S,anhope's, Broad. Street.
J. b. A,kinson's, opposils the State
John COTS, Thurston house, SPRING
street.
Wm. Goffs corner of Gnrdiner's Wharf.
John I. BaiIsy's, in the back strsot. I,
Rc,silers may bs supplied BY applIcsi'on
at the Brewery, where orders for ALEare
received. THOMAS EVANS: 4
NJ W.a.NTED To Hire, steady, sctlvo
Boy from the Country.--ApPiy q -
Newport, Dee. ls, 1880.