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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-22
Tribute TO the memory Of Mr.. Fdrbss.-Th'
Roston nailv AdyprtiSer savS.-

Tribute TO the memory Of Mr.. Forbes. The
Boston Daily Advertiser says
At meeting Of the citizens Of the U. States,
held at the Washington Hotel in Buenos Ayres.
IN the evening Of the 18th June, the following
resolutions were entered into, expressive Of re-
spect to the memory of the late ]. NJ Forbes, Esq.
LIST. That we deeply deplore the loss we have
sustained in the decease Of our departed country
man, John Murray Forbes, Esq. Charge d. AZ
flares Of the United States to this Republic.
Cd. That the deceasd was faithful and zeal
Gus servant to his country-that we appreciate
his services during long career of official duties
and estimate his private character as man OF
worth and strict integrity.
Sd. That in testimony Of our respect we will
attend the obsequies of our lamented country
man, and wear Grape round the left arm for thirty
DAYS. j. c. ZIMMERMAN, Pres.
b. w. FRAZIER, Sec.
The Consul of the United States could not as
sist at the above meeting until ithad been form
ed,in consequence of being eng ged in communi-
cation with the Government, and despatching
notes to the foreign agents and the heads pub
lie departments.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-22
DIED.

A. the U. s.. Naval Hospital, near Pensacola,
on Wednesday, 9th uItimo, Mldshipnan C. #.
RUFr1N. Of the u. S. ship ylncennes.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-22
Notice.

sxA ON Wednesday, the Gath inst the
Steamboats,
.H. Independence and Essen,
~ u will leave Washington and Alex
aaria al 8 O'Clock, A. NJ and run every boar during
she day, until SIP. at which hour their last trip
viii be made for the day,
aun 22--4f
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-22

Rapid flirting The project Of transporting
the mail one hundred miles in one hour ia fairly
riyalled BY the following announcement, which we
find in the London Review
"a young Italian. by the name OF Call, VINO
is nov in this country, IS said to have invent
Oh q most ingenious machine, to be played upon
nv tbe fingers like piano, BY means OF which any
n.rson NAV copy an entire volume in the same
snare Of time that he would take to read it. Far
,6er. by the use of this instrument not only one,
hnt many copies may be made of a speech during
the n.rod of its delivery; and blind man ma!
work It as well as any other individual"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-22

From .Qiaban,a, we learn that Clement C..
rI,g las been reelected, without opposition, a
Representative to Congress. We cannot yet say
whether Mr.. Murphy or Mr.. Lewis has succeed
,j;p ,he Mobile District In the remaining Dis
nets. We fear that Mr. Baylor, the late highly
,..pectable member, has lost his election, though
e cannot tell which Of his two opponents has
succeeded, having seen only partial returns of
N, ,,sc,iop. -Nat Int.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-22
Oats.
Oats.
sOOBUsH prime Oats. s1oat. for sale by
JlVt aug % GEO. JOHNSON & Co

Sugar. n. e. HUM, &c
EDWARD DAiNGERFIELD has on hand for sale
IL on liberal terms,
7ohogsheals New Orleans ana Porto Rico su.
50 barrels gar
10 boxes loaf and lump sugar
20 20 b aSFsSs'd' IN. E. Rum
10 half pipes American brandy of superior quality
1000 bushels Liverpool salt.
aug 22-3t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-22
FOR Rent,

..AszA The HOUSE and ONE ACRE
&8@Ifsl1 LOT opposite the residence Of Mrs james
mltiM Hooe. tits now in complete order. The
@E4& 10, contains variety Of select fruit trees,
and is considered desirable and healthy situaton.--
To good tenant VIII be rented low FOR more
years. LAWRENCE LEWIS.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-22

''GI Nssting,-The Washington Pa PepOr-
." OF Monday, contains call for meeting of
*Usnds OF Mr.. CLAY, There are one hundred
~a fourteen names attached to the notice for the
"seuns' and the time proposed for il is Tuesday
~s"',ne Esd INST One cf the objects of this move.
lsn' IS stated tObe the appointment of dele.
'-'s % The National Republican Convention, to
:, "e'u IN Baltimore in December next. The
" "'' o Pennsylvania are up and doing.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-22

The thermometer at Boston, on the 18th inst.
rose to ga.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-22
XlOst.

T Asst week, a Gold Breast Pin, set with pearl. 4
IL suitable reward will be paid for its recovery. il
required. Apply ut this Office.
aup 2O-3t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-22
CnagreSsi0no! District.

I..ciiaad-We learn from Vincennes, that
Nj Law, the Clay candidate for Congress, is
arObably elected by a majority Of 500. In Is
roun,ies, his majority, as stated IN the Vincennes
Gazette, Is about SIS.
There i, in Indiana, as well as in Kentucky,
saws the Louisville Focus) large majority Of
National Republicans in the'State Legislature.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-22

4 letter from Darien, Georgia. dated 4th IN
'Ant' says: Some Of the Rice crops in. the
"|'s@O'rAood are as promising as can well be, but
81 later 'Nn' ';nal. The Corn crops in general
,ery md'HerenE, g ny on high lands suffered
''" drought, ana ,.uo' ~ low lands, fron en-
VS. OF rains. Our town continues healthy"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-22
District Of Columbia,

District Of Columbia,
County Of alexandria.
'sSIE Justices of the Peace for said County heIe'
L bv requested to meet at the Council Chamber on
he 9th day Of September next, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ
to levy Capi,aton Tax. for the Of the County.
All persons having claims against the county, are re-
qucsted to exhibit the ssme properly authenticated,
to the Court onfhs day of meeting,
JONAH THOMPSON,
aug Is-i95ep Prcsi lent of the evy Court.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-22
70 Rent.

N,vA The Store Room and Warehouse UNI
Esy n der my dwelling, s.u,h.west corner OF King
Ssstt and Pitt s;s., opposite Mr. Newtou's rank.
AsAE, lin House HotcI-an excellent siaGh FOR
Grocery The rent will be made low, and dealt Out.
Possession may be had 18th September
aug Is JNo. CORsG,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-22

Asllp from the office of the Newport Mercu-
=, dated August l6, mentions that Mr. Wood.
bury Secretary of the Navy, and Commodo' es
H"seIs, Stuart. and Patterson, Navy Commits
NOneGs, had'arrived at that place in the steamboat
Boston, On their way eastward, to examine the
'e'era Navy Yards.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-22

TMIfcad1n The advocacy of this odious
aeresy By the Vice President ofthe United States,
has been spread out in our columns. That the
,ahiect Of the powers Of the Federal and State
Governments is discussed with distinguished abb
IT.. We cheerfuly acknowledge. The uncom-
prUmlsiug friends of the Union OF these States,
have not denied that the Vice President is gen
,leman Of handsome talents, good scholar, and
an experienced Statesman. There was time,
:oa. when we esteemed him Republican OF the
orthodox school; but alas. that time has rolled
away, aud we now 6nd him exercising his talents
as writer, aud lending his influence as polit-
can III supporting doctrine at once detestable
and wicked. aud. if acted out, will. We verify be-
lis,e, lead TO an event above all others most to
De deprecated, the Severance Of these United
States. We are not latitudinarians in our con-
struCtiOn Of the Constitution Of our country; we
can never consent to making it :. nose Of wax"
70 cOustrue it in any aud every way, to suit the
supposed pubic veal; aud hence We had almost
thought that some OF the arguments IN this expo
,tun ere conclusive. But when we reflected
ppm the odiousuess of Modification, and the end
% wh,ch il would hasten US. - ati23l we were
startled aud alarmed. Tia hrs.cIae Is support.
cd by but one member of the Gonf.deracy, South
CarOlna) and even there there is n str0ng party
opposed to it, The second offer Of the Govern
aent having prOmuIsed lis heterodox views on
Ills mOmentOus question, it will be the madness
folly IN him any longer TO aspire to the first
,fice III the gift Of free and united people. We
Nv, then, let John C.. Calhoun retire fron the
Presidential canvass; and let the friends Of the
Union, and the OppOsers Of the " roaring lion, !"
l,'y around the standard of the sou Of Virginia,
ne adopted son Of Kentucky.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-22
To Rent.

sa...x The frame house opposite the Farmers
HZyE Bank, lately used rs The House Of Industry
aska 1t is calculated either for store or dwelling OF
III both JOSIAH II. DAVIS
aug 10
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-22

We have received the first number of the New
lok American Advocate. newspaper conduct
dby Mr. Redwood Fisher. 1t is printed on a
a'ge imperial sheet. and is well filled. The pa
Pee will be devoted to the protection Of Ameri'
Eau industry, There are now thirteen daily pa.
?ars published in the city of New York.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-22

Il Be'-A writer in the Charleston, S. c.
Courier, offers to bet $1,000 -Qhe money to be
deposited in the Bank with any Cotton Planter,
that the Tariff has not reduced the value OF cot
ton one cent in the pound-and that if the duties
we're reduced to the rates Of 1916, cotton would
not thereby rise permanently, one cent an the
po,0d--the decision to be made thus:--
Two of the first merchants in London or Liver
pool shall have the question submitted TO them;
if they agree The dseieion 20 ue 6"~i & -.'' '"-'
shall refer their views to one Of the most cnl'ght-
ened merchants in France, whose ump"ase
shall be final. The writer adds-now let any Oh
those who have so often deluded the people, by
saying that the. Tariff has produced runons
fall in the prices of cotton. come forward and
try the sincerity Of their assertions.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-22

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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-22

american English Dictionary. The follow
inc are extracts from letter Of SIR Herbert
Croft, addressed to the Princess Royal Of Eng
Iand and printed i'll quarto in 1877. Whether
his opinions may be called prophecy or conJec'
ture, let the possessor of Webster's Dictionary
Judge. The passages are worthy OF notice IN the
United States.
The future history Of the other three guar.
tiers of the world, will probably bemuch affected
bv the Americans. such being the language oil
England The natives write TIL language partlcu'
larly well; considering they have no dictionary
vet. an how insufficient Johnson's is. Wash
iruton's speeches seldom exhibited more than a
| word or two liable TO the least objection; and
from the style of his publications, as much. Oh
more accuracy NAV be expected from his success
sor, Adams Perhaps we are, just now not We
nv far distant from the precise momenttor making
some grand attempt with regard to fixing tn
standard of our language (no language can b,
fxed) in America Such an attempt would
think, succeed in America, for the same reasons
THAT would make it fail in Fngiand; WHITTIER how
ever. it wsuld communicate its good effects. De
seryedly immortal would be that patriot, on e.
tber side Of the Atlantic, who should succeed II
such an attempt
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-09-28

Rop'd Nrltinsse-Thc projeetol trans porung the mai one hundred miles in one hour is fairly riyalled by the follow Ing announcement, which we find in the London Review-ssA young lta lian, by the name of Cali, who is now in this country, is said to have invented a most ingenious machine, to be played upon oy the fingers like piano, by means of which any person may copy an entire volume in the same space of time that iae would take to read 1t. Farther. bv lhe use of this instrument not only one
 but many copies may be made of 7 speech during the period of its deliver, :: and a blind man may work t as well as any other indiyidual.'' - '
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-09-28

he system, if continued must end not only Tn snblectlng the industry and proper " oi the weaker section to the control of ,ne the stronger, but Tn prescription and po- ii'lcai dlsfranchisement. 1t must finally cohtroi elections and appointments to off, ces' as well as acts of legislation, to the great increase of the feelings of an;,,os;.- and of the fatal tendency to complete 2, lienation between the sections.
 tCoaelasion aY our aeaf.1
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-09-28
Against him
Majority


 A deputation, composed of M.. Le- beau, Minister of Foreign AEfi.irss Count r. de Merendc. Barops. Joseph DHougvoorst and Moel.nar, and Mir. Hope, left Brussels or Sunday night, to wait " on the new Sovereign of Belgium, KING LEOPOLD lst.
 inc garrisons of Metz and Charle- Vile are so numerous, that it would be difficult to find accommodations for the regiment of infantry and that of caval- ry which were 10 arrive on the Sd. IL has been resolved to put those two regl- ments into cantonments within twoo three leagues; and to place the cavalry at the Chateau de Villiere.
 Boyonne, Jug 2.-Every thing tends to confirm the reports of war of few days past. A tclegraphic despatch mas Just arrived from Paris, ordering to sf'p tor Dunkirk the eatss lately broagRs hither,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-23
COMMERCIAL.

Flour has been steady the last three days al
IS s7a to 40, from wagons. Receipts not SO
heavy as at the commencement OF the week. Not
much doing from stores; so nominal price.
-eSe-
The Ifrkef.-There is a little more business
doing in Cotton. Olive Oil is lower, us barrels
were sold at auction yesterday at 81 94cts.
and $50 baskets Bordeaux at SIS 8 IS. The
nominal prices of Flour are lower, but they are
still little else than nominal; there have been
sales of Georgetown at $50; Western at 6,62a
and common Southern can be had at Sc Is. The
first parcel for this season of Western Flour
from the Canal arrived yesterday.
Wheat Is in better favor for shipment to En-
gland than Flour; IL. 600 bushels prime Susque-
hannah have been bought at 40 cts. and cargo
of Albany at lSscts; sales Northern Rye at 80
cts; Corn 75cts; Oats at S8cts. In all other re-
spects the market Is as at the close OF last week
P. S. There has just been sale of North Ri
yer Flour from the vessel, at 86.-NeW York
Journal of Commerce. .4pri 90.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-23
Geo. ). Auugh

HAS Just receive his early Spring supply of F8N'
I'll CY e STAPLE GOODS, among which are:
Super super brown. blue, olive snd black Go'hs;
beautiful as,ortme Mt of stus for coats; brown
and white drngs; striped and white sateens for pan.
taloons; yellow and blue nankeens; vcs'ings; great
variety of fancy hdkfs; colorcd Italian Grapes painted
musins; chn,z ginghsms; French aud other gin9'
hans; Zcpernes, Perssnnes' Brown Frehcn ana Irlsn
linens; black brown lemon and blue Grape de Lyons;
rose, black, white. blue and blue black satlins' ius.
trngs; eros de maps and satin Leyantines; long and
short cotton silk aud thread hose. in great var'etyi
embroidered silk and cotton do; mems and women's
gloves green table covers; hastings Prncettas; large
assortment of fancy rbbons shoe ditto OF all colors;
Russia and bird.eye diapers; s 4 81 and 'O'4 Ia
bile tto crash; sheetings suitable for shoe lining and
sheets very cheap; palm hats; ladies' and misses Dun
stables, domestics generally; togetner VIII" a'mo''
every de sirsbe article in the dry goods line.
Ath mo l4-dSt&eo3t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-23
ENticG.

At meeting of the Stockholders IF the Wash
u ingson bridge Company, held on Friday, the 9th
day ct april, 1881, II was
Resclred. hat the President and Directors be di
rec,ed to call On the Stockholders tor nsslment ut
ren Dollars on each share--the said nsta ment TO be
PAYABLE On the first Monday of May next to the TTo@.
surer Of the Company.
II being understood TINT as the whole of this sum
viii ro be then waited, no suit will be instituted, or
forfeiture incurred, in respect to pr0prietors VINO
sal, each share nay that day dollar. < sesum
on he first Monday Of every mon.h there ter; in case
any proprietor shall pay sum beyond the smoun' $"
n.yable on the frs, Monday of each month"; he shaiI
be allowed discount for such anticipated payment al
the rate of six per cent per snri'n
Now, therefore, in pursuance OF the above drec'
lions. the Stockholders Of the Washington hrldge
COMPANY are here BY notii that an nst'menf OF VIZ
on ca h share is called for, payable III the manner
set forth in the above r. solution.
nv or ,sr of TIE President and Directors.
a- e2h1m JNo. II. REn.Y, Treasurer.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-23
Notice Is hereby Given,


'E7IAT sealed proposals will be received until the
4 18th day of May, by tie Middle Turnpike Com
pany, tor the delivery of the
STONE
necessary 10 complete their Road from the hill near
Mrs Williams dwelling. about six miles from Alex
andra, to Difficult Run.
For this purpose, the Road will be laid of in sec.
tons of half mile each, and regularly numbered -
The stone when broken, will be laid on the Road ii
feet wide, and 10! inches deep; and it is expected
,hst the proposals will specify at what sum per run
ming perch on each or any half mile the stone neces
>ary for this covering will be furnished; and also to
state lin should be preferred by the Company
villa, price it will he delivered the Road, per load
OF 800 los weight.
The Stone will he received by the Superintendent
Of the R,sd anI three fourhs Of it, according to his
estimate. paid for delvery for the remaining one
fourth the payment will be deferred until the quanti'
" Of the accurately ascertained, and the con-
completed, give security for the perform
ance OF The contract
For fnither particulars tu,e wishing to contract
will cal! on the Superintendent of the Road who will
he to point cut the sections, and give all other
nece ssary and proper information he proposals Will
be I.ft either with the President OF the Company or
with the Superintendent.
abr 2i-e0l5ib1 ZEDEkIAV kiDNEii'.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-23

RESPECTFULLY informs his friends and the pub
e lie that hr has, at his old saud, corner OF King
and ROYAL streets, opened
LOTTERY e. EXCHANGE OFFICE.
Connected with W hch he has for sale all kinds Of
Snuff Cheering Tobacco, and Segars.
lie also has on hand, and will continue TO keep, an
assert reut of
FANCY GOODS-Such as
Canes, pocket pistols, pistol tasks
Rodgers and other fine pen knives
Fancy soaps, Naples do; fancy extract
Bears and antique oil
srGar cases. poke, hooks
Purses, genuine Cologne water
Fine and common snuff boxes
French shaving boxes
Fmerson's razor straps, hair powder
One musical box, silver thimbles, sc.
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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-23
The stage for tynchburg

Will, hereafter, leave this
MM at half past P N. precisely
SSYZNGFN on Tuesdays, Thursdays. and sa'
EZXkEE-A SAtnrdays.
Returning, viii leave Warrenton at O'CLOCK.
A. n thus making the drive from that place almoss
Entirely in the day time For the accommodation OF
the citizens of this place and the public generally, he
has formed a connection With one OF the Baltimore
lines, whereby passengers taking seats at the Bar OF
4. Newton's Franklin House WIZ secure 'ne'! seas
brou-h 70 baltimore as stsge will be IN readiness at
the wharf at Washington to take the pa sengers i'm
mcdntely on,
The subscriber nders his thanks to the public tor
the very liberal patronage he has heretofore reee"eo,
its continuance. Wh' oAitr.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-23
SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF .aLEXaN DRLa, On. c.

ARRIVED, APRIL %,
Sloop Johnson, Johnson. Philadelphia; freight
for the District.
Schr Velocity, Hammond, Boston; plaster to
VIM. Fowle & Co. and freight for the District.
Steamboat Fredericksburg, b. ]. Jenkins;
Baltimore; freight and passengers for the District
SAILED,
Brig Ceres, Lincoln, from Georgetown; Cowes
and market.
Schr. Rivado, KnOwlton. Portsmouth.
Steamboat Potomac. Jenkins. Norfolk.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-23
Hiilaing kl0ts

q LOTS, IS feet front Washington street, b,
y Is feet deep on Princess street.
Lot Is feet west Of Washington street. fronting
25 feet on Princess b, Is feet south.
Lot on Henry street adjoining the property OF
ions Janncy corner of Prince and Henry street. abcnt
"a fee, front and binding on feet alley running
half through The square between Henry and Patrick
streets; this lot is under good enclosures.
8 Lots on street viz
No 30 feet by 1875 5inches
80 bv " g
3-23 :: by ="
A, Y,Iey of four feet between No. I and 9.
9 Lots on Water street near the corner OF Woiic'
"a fe.'t trent b, 624 feet deep
"a do do do do
IA alley feet wide adjoining tho School House ou'
nv archDald Mclean, on Potomac street
Io,s on Potomac street "a feet each by GA feet
1e,p RAINING west IS6 Tee, front on %ster,hee on
the corner of Frsnkn; this will be divided IN 'o,s 70
s,,;, purchasers lot on Franklin St. % by 100
Also 100 feet front on Royal street, near fea'es
Garden.
IF the above Lots not sold previous to the Sd day
rs NAV next they will be offered for rent at public
auction. .7ppi, to THos' So"r.
II no also riH eel at pirate saie,
The three-story BRICK STORE, 50 9-i2
front OH Prince street by 80 feet TN Fairfax street. a.
present occupied by iona. shiliabar. long cred''
NAV he had by paying one.tenh part in cash.
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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-23
IIAfnYette Ice NNMse.

TIME old subscribers to the Lafayette Ice House and
4 the public generally are respectfully info' med
that the supply ofICE ON hand this unusual
~ large AMI good-certainly better than had any
previous season; and will be delivered. commencing
next Monday, if the weather be good and will cont.
nue. TO deliver the Ice from the old stand corner OF
Prince and Fairfax streets, every day during the sea.
son New subscribers thankfully received.
an. 22-3t CHARLES MURRAY
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-23
This Evening, at Brooke Lodge.
Vocal & Instrumental Concert
ON THE HARP g. VIOLIN.

OcaA q Instrumental concert
ON THE HARP g. VIOLIN.
MONS. MADAM CANDERBEECK respectfully
lSl inform the ladies and gentlemen Of Alexandfia,
that they will give
On Thursday, Friday and Saturday Evening
at Brooke Lodge, on ST. Asaph street,
On which occasions they will perform the following
PARTI
Caravan di Cairo. Overture by Mr.. Canderbeeck, on
the violin, accompanied by Mrs. Canderbecck. on the
harp.
French Song. La Barque. Mrs Canderbeeek
Andante, from Rossini. with every difficulty Of the
bow by Mr. Canderbeeck
German Song, Der Freschutz Mrs Canderbeeck.
Poonase, from Praice Poliatcski. on the harp, by
Mrs. Canderbeeck, accompanied by Mr. Canderbeeck.
Waltz, in winch Mr.. Canderbeeck will initiate the
liautboy.
Andante and German Air, in which Mr. Canderbeeck
will initiate the Flute, Flageoet and Double FIageo.
let.
Grandmother Cotllions, in which Mr.. Canderbeeck
will initiate the singing of an old woman when she is
merry.
Henry tn v0ui,h's celebrated Hunting Piece. in
which Mr Canderbeeck will initiate the hunting ho, MS
and the cry of the hounds.
English and Scotch March, in which Mr.. Cander
beck will initiate the English bugle and Scotch bag
pipe.
Napoleon's favor:te Grand March, in which the mu.
sic will appear recede gradually and advance. in
which the reports of heavy guns will be initiated by
the harp, and the complaints Of the wounded by the
violin.
a. Door open at Z. and performance commence at
O'Clock precisely. Tickets to be had a, the door
the evening of performance Admitiance so cents;-
children under ID years, half price.
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