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Ihese hricks must be cast III moulds of euck
size a. 20 AverAks when burned, 8 inesscs ny &
inchts by "a inches. 'Thoy must - " shs bass
quality Of Merchsntsbie bricks. The propor.
csed one eighth of The whole; and n6 sofl, sr
very pale bricks, will be received. Tho pro.
p0rtion Of arch bricks must moi excsed oae
esghu cfthe whole; and none " these THAI
are much warped Rill be received. Tho.psd-
portion ofbr0ken bfN H)ks must not exceed xpof
cent. At least 50,0O1<o be delivered ~ 1bs
lst day Of June nrxt. ana the rG1ooindos IA the
course Of the summer and auIuf10 oflhc year,
at such psriods ~ R,ay besf SUIT the cohssn-
ence Of Tho ConsracsoY-> prsv 1led A|\efp DO ali
ways on hand the supply sssvldIss ~ shs pro-
Should any persons desire Il .Xsnish The
stated number or bricks, ofA stze dinsssns
from that given above, thoy will please 10 ae--
company their proposals with = ststspnnt oe
the lcnYth, breadth, and thicAnsse, nfa veil
burned brick ofthe kind they wish lp supply.
Bofore forming the contract Z mir sample
will be required to be depcsllsd IN thu Engi-
hecr Office at Fort Adams, whipR,, plsprif 10
prove satisfactory, will govern In the inspse-
lion, Of the several 'dslivcrioss
+. Payments will be made, II required on each
cargo duly inspected and received,
be directed to Brevo, Coi JOSEPH a. ToT-
TEN, u. s. EnBinecrs Newport, r.. {.
Fort Adams, Newport Harbor,
January 10th, 1881.
The publishers ofthe Portland, Bath, 0ardi.
nor HalIowoll, Wiscasset, Thonsslon, Buoks-
port, Bangor, and Belfast, Maine, pApvfsi abe
Portsmouth,, N. II. papers; NewbnFypost and
Salem (hass.) papers, Boston PatridD Tasn.
ton, New Bedford, end Fall Rivst, mAss.) pa
pefs; Stoningscn, Now Londcp, Middlttowns
risr and Enquirer, Journal Of Commences
New York American, and Of the Ncwturph,
n. Y. papers, will please give the above notice
4 insertions and forward ,hcir accounts.
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IN SENATE.

IucSuUy, JdU' H.
Nothing ofpeculiar interest occurred
beyond its ordinary routine ofbusiness.
In Judge Peck's case, sundry records
of Spanish grants of land in Louisiana
were put in as evidence. and several of
the witnesses, aire ady examined. were
recalled, and examined in further ex-
PLANTATION ofcertain parts oftheir FORM
or tcstimony.-This occupied the
Court throughout the day, till the hour
Of Adjournment arrived when it was
announced that the testimony on both
sides was finally concluded. The
Court sits again Tomorrow at twelve.
Wednesday, Tan. IL.
No important business was done in
public session. As a Court of I'm
peachment they did not proceed ia the
trial, but adjourned 10 the succeeding
day, in cons equencc Of the III health 0s
Mr.. Wirt. They snt some timc in Sc
cret session, on Executive business.
HOUSE oY REPRESENTATIVES,.
zhesday, Jan, II.
Mr.. Haynes succeeded in getting a
resolution rcInfive 10 n reduction of the
duty on brown sugar imported from
foreign countries. Some ofthe friends
of the Tariff being absent, the question
to consider the resolution was carried
by vote Of 80 To IS; although had
there been a full House, there can he
no doubt that the question would have
been differently decided. As soon as
the resolution was before the House,
Mr.. Haynes spoke III defence Of his
resolution until the expiration Of the
hour.-Thc House was subsequently
occupied in Committee Of the Whole
on the State Of the Union, Oh tho gem
cral appropriations Bill.
Wednesday,, yas. ~.
Mr.. Haynes motion for the reduc-
zion Of the duty on the import ofbrown
sugar was further debated by Mr..
Haynes g. Mr.. Alexander. The Pres
ident thrdngh tho Speak
er report from the Secretary Of State
relative TO the Patent Office, contain
ing a Systematically arranged list ofall
the patents which have been granted,
with the names Of the patentces, with
the acts Of Congress relating to patents,
and n digest of the decisions of the u
nitcd States courts under thdse laws.
After some discussion on the propri-
ETY. oc printing the report, il was re-
fcrred to the yAiiciury committee,
without an order for Printing. The
House proceeded to consider the gen.
eral approrriatinri. A motion 10 rc1
dnce the appropriation for surveys
of public lands, from $4,000 to Co.
O0j, after considerable debate Tas
negatived. Mr.. Stanherry moved to
strike ont the appropriation for Min
ister to Russia. Before the question
was taken, the House adjourned.
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NOTICE. Subscribers to the Dorcas
Society who have not paid their subscript-
ions for ,kc present yss4i are requested 10
SEND then. to the vcsfy sf the ~ BAPTIST
Chnrch On Wednesday afternoon, Fob. %.
The unusdsl severity ofthe weather rem
dcring applications for relief uncommonly
numerous Il, is considered very desirable
tia, Subscriptions lie pdnctaally psid:
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B~.taesi Msk,-6a Wednesday

!, w 4 A Ey--y-.
Dmg"eea i1tI.5rz w0ocsu
es1nlng, sumc gr4cc,ess osuss wv
away - ing pear, wnicn' 81 s'tn sns
o"s : "ieass w9s s?.u 49,. 49, ass
10, ne 1yoa :. mi' iarw''.n rss rs.y 49, 4
G Dnsu"ay. n1 'u'sss y'sv -. II.
.L se eon we Pol,a0's al'3 ~ ~. Isa q. v.s !.
bearing. NY. Cuaas. = Enc.
- VI , y. .
oii'e" 'no ~ ~ la !: 3
'o. I'oaA was s'oscr .,' .o n" ~ ~ ~
owner was in n nei6hboii6t store |;
same day n large 0n0nfity bf ladies'
wearing annatef was ntolcn from the
house 10 Beekmau street Same day a
quantity Of bedd;nr was stolen from
the cabin Of tI,e sleop Emeline living
ii the foot Of Murray street; ON the
18th a wolf skin sleigh robe was stolen
from a sleigh in the lower part of the
city.-Lib.I
Moon1s I3yaon-A comulete cony
Of the lonr looked for second volume
of Moorc's Life Of Byron has been re-
ceivea In New York ana w;lI he ;ss,.ea
from the press n a few dslrs. The
Evening Post Savs. ssf6e osing
scenes of the noSIs l;fs ..r,v,,fent TO g
his embarkinc in the fcm,se of Greece.
are the most ;nterest;ng ne ven as the
mo.t honorable 10 his memory"
=, - -. r,.,
,,laoerym IN iarIey'---We ,eara ina.
sultan MAhMcuD mas ISSUED . nrmen
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VtVHE undersigned have seen - cysssucn
i q Washing Machine, invented BY Hob.
Or, C. Arnold, which for utility, ,convenisnce
and chen pnsss, they believe, 20 BE- supcrioe
TO nny thing Of the kind hitherto offered 70
the public. They therefore At the Request
of,he proprietor cheevfully recommend e
for general use, having tested IT, usssuineso
In their own familiss.
WV. C. GiBBs, Jas. MU.roaps
Tses. TOWNSEND, JoHS 3. TsL1ESs
Ms. RuosLEs, WMs vAe9
p.G. HOLLOWAY, yonE w. Davis
Fss~cSs ArDEnsor, Jas. =. 0nrnrEs
The msohiass can be had b. epp'ytng g
|Mr. Franeis Aadsssee's O. NswmaeS
wharf Russell ,. CLARKE Agsss.
Newport, Dec. 29d, 1eS0
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COMMLSSToNER.S' NOTICE,

\
VT7 r tie Subscribers having been ,ap.
w pointed by the Hon.. Court Of Pro-
bate ofihe town Of Newport, Commission
ers 10 receive and examine the claims OF
the creditors against the estate Of
ROBERT WILLIAMS,
late Of Newport, deceased, represented in.
solvent six months from the date
hereof being allowed for rcccwipg said
claims, We will attend at the house Of PHIL
rr SrEyKss, on the 6rst Saturdays in May,
June and July, at3 o'clock, p. m. for the
purpose aforesaid.
Jrnn@,.u LAwros,
Jons BRowN, C0m'rs.
PHILIP STEVENS,
All persons indebted TO said estate are
requested to make immediate payment 10
CrNrntA s. WILLIAMS, .Adm'r.
JAM Sd, 1884, 20.
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A SSIGNEE'S NOTICE The subscri.
~ Der having hssn- sppeibsed BY tho
supvernv Jadicisi COprt, at iiis August term,
1880, Assignee of Josiah o. Bnrdick, cf
Newport. to whom has been granted tho
benefit Of the insoivent Act Of this State.
hereby gives notice, that six months from
the rising Of said Court, were allowed BY
said Court to the creditors OF said Josiah
o. Burdick, TO exhibit and prove their
claims against him, or they will afterwards
be precluded from any dividend out ofssid
estate. E. TSsvEr1, Assignee.
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TO RENT.

Aadsassession ieiiueA the 2stk Jfarchnert.
AsR THE well known Farm
:s:; On the South end of Prn,
kkllH dence Island, Formerly own
ed by Daniel Chase, containing about
600 Acres, with n Brick Dwelling
House, and out-houses in good repair.
Said Farm is also for sale, and pro-
posals for Purchase or Renting, will
bp immediately attended to, upon APP
plication OF the II. 1. Union Bank. New
port.
NC. BOSS, Cashier.
Jan. Is, 1881.
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Jan. Is, 1881.

NOTICE.
TyHE subscribers having purchased
u the right. from SAMUEL DURrEE,
the Patentce, for the exclusive right of
making and constructing, for the towns
of Newrort, Middletowa and Ports
mouth, new Il uscfni Improvement Of
the mode of preventing water e. cold
from passing under outer doors called
by said Durfco The Door Fender, which
improvement has been used in Provi-
dencc and other towns, and highly ap-
proved, give notice, that they will at
tend to constructing the same, ia said
towIar, osa-iiberai terms
WILLIAM WEEDEN,
y0HN L. BARKER.
Jan. Is, 1881.
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SHIP NEWS.
ENTERED.
Brig Fame, vinson, Matonsas.
t" Sea Bril-, Carr, New York.

Brig Fame, vinson, Matansas
Sea Bril-, Carr New York.
The Sloop Albany. Vars, from New
York for this Port, wns forced oute 5tsn.
ington hsrbour in the swcw seossu kBsailes
day the 18th inst. and driven sshse At
Shelter. Island IL. I.t--The cargo, with
the vessel, it is expected, will be saved.
ACARD.--The Captain and Grew Of
the .Sloop Albany. offer their thanks TO MI.
woopRurr, and family, on Shelter Island,
for their hospitality towards them, when
wrecked in their vicinity, on the night o'
the 18th inst. They are sensible that this
acknowledgment 10 but poor rcturn tor
their hind attentions. and prompt rc!'ef.--
II is however offered more ss pubs tos'
timonial in honour Of human nature, thar
an an adequate expression Of tho gratitude
Of the undersigned.
For himself, and Crew.
Newport, Jan. ~, 1881. rs.
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=. Elitor--I should like to enquire
i'.~,lsh the medium Of your paper. if we
h',. law for protecting the side walks !?
i. sc havr, think, cannot be doubted
,',a side. walks on the west side of
T.r 80 street, after having been properly
a.: ..cli clc,rcd for the ommodation Of
6 .,sscngers, has been converted by dri-
'f'trams, slcds and sleighs, exclusive
= ~ 10 their own use, and the walk is
l'..rcd impossible, to tho great injury Of
'v'r'rs doir business on that side Of the
.L-I'bis day particularly, the drivers
al ''ny have been grossly impndeni in
- -. conduct, and men, women and chill
:; 'i.t' save broken leg, have been o.
= To dodge and wade in the snow
b "a :, and several Of our citizens hare
b. r-a,ly run ovor.
very apparent, from what l have
s'~a. that the object is something more
'plicir own accommodation. as the mid
d'.e.fthe street is good and passable
{ s;o be hoped that these persons fwho
q" .,isy vicious propensity, and set all law
~ i..;iance) should be brought TO speedy
j.airc. A SUBscRIBER.
Newport, Jan. 20, 1881.
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Anaposssssiea gipen iimAcdictely,
THE'house standing on Liberty square,
u formerly owned and occupied by Capt
EDWARD TArEa. II. B. CRANSTON.
Newport, Jan. "a. 1891. 49,. res
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We had flattered ourselves that Win
a. would not deal with US severely,
Il ,i thai January would be as conside-
{. l,, of our feelings as December had
.,.cn. But we were mistaken. Such
i.:r,,s of snow AS are now about US
hare not been seen since the heginning
nj the century, whilst nortir-wcstcr
s',arp as Rogers razors, has been cut
tin- The very skin from our ears aud
n,ses. Against the fatcs il is useless
u. complains; and when there is cold
all storm without, we can only seek
rr warmth and comfort within. All !!
J; IT stop--therc are those who have
,,nt the means Of having warmth and
comfort at home. And here let me
speak of society which for true be-
ncsolcnce is surpassed by none. 9th
c-s may have mDre extensive means,
In. none warmer disposition to do
i ,,d-
The Relief Sociesy of this town is OF
Essat seryice g Pic poor; They have
~9srYd5 Supplied 70 m dcstltnte and
raiItring, many cords Of fuel. AL
charitable persons can become mem:
h:rs Of this society if they will, and
.t.sase who are not disposed to JOIN. u
may add what they can spare TO Iis
isnis, with an assurance that it will
"a. psadently and Ibenevo'ently aprro'
printed. At this inclcn,ent season there
are many who from sickness, or bodily
illirr,ity, or want of employment, OF
f-on,. she idle and ,lissipatcd habits Of
t'r1sc who should provide for them. are
exposed to cold and hunger. Thcy
WHO are pIentifully supplied with th'
god things oflife, ought surely TO con
"..dct this, and to remember that thcr'
are those who have scarcely food t
cat, or fire to warm them, or rnimen
q, cover them from the winters colo
'Thc very selfshncss of our nature
should induce us to be charitable, 70
we may one day be in want; and u
,sl.o can close his hand when sutferin
.s.unanity asks n pittance. may hnv
f,;,h in Immortality, but can have n
hope Of Heaven.
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s.f,icrsn sn Thursday, TssE, several BN's
is''s, read third timo and passed. The
q i of1ndSc Peck, was postponed in con-
-r'l,,a:e Of the indispossion Of Mr.. Wirs.
"'iil t.e i7,h. IN the Houss the further
d,s,iist,n Of the Sugar resolution was
:''''' paed TIL the 2iih. Considerable dis.
c'- - IN Which Mr.. Burgess Of this State
3 iripatad) arose on the question to strike
~ =. lie appropriation bill the salary for
~, ,istrrto Russia; the House adjourned
wit coming to decision.
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RuoDE ISLAND UNION BANK.

ATa general meeting Of shs eteSh-
a holders Of the Rhode !s!ane We.
ion Bank, held q their benking. .bssee
On Tuesday, January Z. 1881 - :
Io,w;ne named peroone were oIecseo
directors for sI,e yser snsuings
CIristophsr G. Champlin. stephsa
r. Nortbem, John P.f Mann, 0eorgs
Enrs, Robert p. Lee, David bsAams
Abraham Barker. -
Al meeting Of the boerd Of diree-
tors held on the 5th inst, c. G. CnAse-
rI,s, was unsnimously elected Press-
''' As,e.., N. G. BOSS. Cashier.
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terday Smyrna papers TO Oct. 18th.
Mr. Duprc. Consul General of France
at Sanvrna, who died after few days
illness on the 18th, was buried on the
10th with every mark Of respect on the
part Of the Europeans residing there.
Mr.. Fanvel, Vice Consul Mt Athens,
who has been for several years resi-
dent at Smyrna, on account Of the po-
litical state Of Athens, has taken the
charge of the duties OF the consulate,
until an appointment shall be made.
! A letter from Canea in Gambia,
states that the paclia Sulcimnn Paclia
had received official notice that tho
Sultan had ceded, in pcrpctuity, and
] without reserve, the government of
Gambia to Mahomet Ali, Viceroy Of
Egypt. The information was received
with great JOY by both Turks and
Greeks. On the 9th Sept. an Egypt
| ian fleet of ? frigatcs, 4 corvettes and
| 8 brigs aud schooners, having OH board
1000 men, arrived from Alexandria at
Suda. On board one Of the vessels
Y from Alexandria was Osmen Bey
i Nmired-Dyn. charged blythe yiccroy
with the general inspection OF Crete
lor the purpose Of scnding him com
p(ckc accounts of the state Of the island
The island had been in a state of quiet
/ for so,nc time, and it was anticipated
!, that undcr the new administration
; there would be = general submission
~ <~r III
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gHo APRIL 49, 1881 NEW sRRuRSo WDho VII NO. M

0 We are authorized to announce JOHN s.
BARBOUR as candidate for reelection to Congress S.,
for the District composed of Fauquer and Culpeper.
~ We are requested to announce GEORGE
CHICHESTER Candidate to represent the County of
Fairfax in the next General assembly.
~ We are requested to announce JOSEPH
CHTNN u candidate to represent the District com.
posed Of King George, Lancaster, sc. &c. in the
Congress mar %
BIZ We are authorized to announce C.. F.
MERCER as candidate to represent the Counties of
Loudoun and Fairfsx in the next Congress.
pp We are authorized to announce J. NJ.
Parton candidate to represent the Counties of
SPottsylvania, Louisa, Orange, and Madison, in the
next Congress
TO- We are authorized to announce JoHN
TALIAFERRo candidate to represent the District
composed of King George, Lancaster, Richmond, &C
iii the next Gspgrcss.
~ We are requested to announce SPENCER
MorTaom BALI candidate to represent the County
of Fairfax in the next Legislature.
IT, HENRY FAIRFAX is candidate for the
sufrages Of the voters of Fairfax County, at the
election of Delegates to the Assembly.
~ We are requested to announce WILLIAM
S. DANIEL candidate to represent the County Of
Fairfax in the next General Assembly.
mar l2-lswtE
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Nuung Aaaies' Seminary.

yxlHE subscriber informs the friends OF his Schoo
that it will hereafter be continued IN much more
commodious and airy in the second story OF the
same buding-Brooke Lodge on 81 asap" , sre :;
the best Female Summaries. the young ladies' VIII
have the opportunity of being instructed !" The Greek
Latin and French languages. -
Mons Roux, vel known as distinguished french
Teacher Il now engaged to give instruction in that
language. ,,.,s.,h. s,,hs,r;
her of the great advantage resulting from frequent en-
smnatons; he therefore not only Wiling but des'r
ous that the most competent JUDGES snou'u WI'nesI
he respectfully invites the patrons and friends of the
Institution to visit it at an. time.
Teachers may be employed in Music. Drawing
Painting, sc. Board may be had on reasonable terms
s"n,e of the most respectable families in this city
cards may be Obtained by application to the subscr
Der, specifying his terms: "h d. 'oN1''
Alexandria, mar 10-3m
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SD\enAiA Rible.

lust received on sale by VIM. N. MORRISON, SUI
" perb BIBLE, without note comment in two
volumes imperial octave. 1t the design of the
publishers, in this work, produce the most perfect
specimen of Typography of which the American press
Is capable The paper is OF the finest quality the type
new, large, aud open. The work has been carefully
coated with the best Oxford editions and great aten
ton has been paid to accuracy.
WV N. NJ. has also iust. received an Essay on Juni-
Us and his Letters embracing sketch of the Life of
VIM PITT Earl of Chatham and memoirs of certain
other distinguished individuals. with elections histo.
rics, personal, and political relating to the affairs of
Great Britain and America, from 1865 to 1885, by Ben.
iamin Wseihouse, NJ ID.
system Of Geography, by NJ. Matte Brun, vol. 8,
part list Received also. the Malte Brun School Geo.
grapht, illustrated by numerous original engravngs
aud atlas Of 10 maps. charts. and tables, by s. Girls
void Goodrich. apr ST.
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Charles bennett
III AS received and offers for sale
i EXtra superlne blue and black cloths

FEAS received and offers for sale
h Extra superfne blue and black cloths
superfne blue, drab, and Anglesea mixed kerscy:
meres
Ditto blue granite, and steel mixed sstnetts mixed
cassnctts
Bees, black silk Florentne and moleskin, for vests
Superine and common, white and cuOred Narseilles
vestng
Linen drinings, superior quality and common do
Striped jeans and satteens; twiled stripes aud cot
ton cassimeres
Rouen cissmeres; blue and yellow nankeens
SupeIfne and common 4.4 checked and striped gng-
hams
Canb rick, isconet, book anG null muslins
9.8 aconet and book hdkts, linen hdkfs, and grass
csmbrcs
A large assortment of fancy cotton hdkfs
Ga cambria dimity; linen csmbrics colored do
Best black Italian lustring; LIST quality French do
Ladies' best 3-thread cotton hose common do
Ladies' best Hoskin and besytrgloves; gentlemen's
ditto
Minetts, buckrams, suspenders, buttons and moulds
Linen and diaper tapes; carpet and quality BINDINGS
pins
Blue black and cloth sewing silk and patent threads
IA, "a, ga cotton diapers bird's-eye and other Ii
ditto
rs and A tickings; plaid and striped domestic cot
tons
Furniture, apron and shi ting checks
~ Irish linens; brown Hollands of very superior
quality
a irish shee ings; "A green flooring baise
general assortment of bleached and unbieached
domestic cottons
Scotch sacking, osnsburgs and buraps
white and brown ticklenburgs and cotton osna-
burss
And by the HOnongaheia, expected daily at PILLS
ceIphia lie will receive tu ther supply OF
Cotton hosiery, English galoon
Bali and spool sewing cotton apr ,
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Kesr . fitZhugh
Hare Just receiced, and offer for sale.
Oh hfDS. o. and St Croix sugar
~ 50hals and tierces W. and N. o. moasses
5000 lbs loaf and lump sugar
SO bags Java, Rio, and Porto Rico coffee
so packages reas- gmpowder imperial, Y. II
and pouchong teas, 81 the latest importation:
pipes brandy
5 puncheons Jamaica and Antigua rum
$50 gals old w!,iske,, Sd, 4th, and S.h proof
so boxes and half boxes bunch rsisins
Is drums fresh figs
10 boxes oranges and lemons
100 reams straw ami rag paper
l ton shot, assorted
50 kegs nails superior quality, Cd to I'D
II boxes and kegs chewing tobacco
Together with well selected assortment of
GROCERIES for. tanliy ue.
mar -
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This bay receiy ed

pYWM. NJ MORRISON, The North American Re.
ID view for April, 1881 No. LXXI.
CoNrENrs- Art. l. Origin and progress of the French
langusge-2 Foreign relations of Mexico-3. Econo.
my of Athens Character and abuses of the medical
profession5 Wavcriey novels, Parker's edition-6.
British and American sbpping7 The art ofpreserv.
ing beauy-8. Memoirs Of Cherin-9 Geoogy-l0.
Imprisonment for debt-11. The Water Witch-12
Bank of the United States
Subscriptions received for the above work; also for
the Edinburgh Review, London Quarterly, Westmin-
ster, and for System of Universal Geography, by n
Matte Brun. apr 8-5t
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Oranges and lennon

Oranges and lemons.
USr received, per schooner PhGbe & Sally, from
- Boston,
$50 boxes oranges2 T., e .,
so do lemons s ." "'e o'oer
For sale by EDW. DAINGERFIED & Co.
5000 bushels ground alum salt
aDr 8-St
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-12

Sugar, Mo\asses, &c.
LOO HHDS. New Orleans and Porto Rico sugar
lVV part of which are prime
24bb!s. white and brown Cuba do
6 do Porto Rico do
10 hhis New Orleans mClasses
2 pipes Cognac brandy, Goddard's brand
do Holland gin
Is hhds and bris. Lisbon wine
2 half pipes sherry do
70 Gait, boxes gunpowder tea
half chest poushong do
100 pieces German iiesslsns
100 do brown rolls
do fine bleached ticklinburgs
100 burdles Crooks cotton yarn
1900 quincy bags
100 bundles binders and bsndbox boards
$50 reams super and No 2 and letter paper
90 40 Pot and Cap do
Bsker's and Iapham's no chocolate IN Boxes
and ha.fboxes
Patent shot, from the PhGnis Go. assorted
1000 bushels Turks Island salt
For sale by ,. hEssEhsAiih'
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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-12
Scott n Wright.

Scott n Wright,
(Corner Of King and Royal-strsets,)
HAVE received. per schooner Virginia, frum New.
IL York, part of their
SPRING GOODS;
AMONG wHICB
Super blue, black aud fancy coloured CLOTHS
Angola cassimeres
Lastinss and circassians
Ginghams and caicoes
Grape de Lyons
White and brown drillings
Irish linens and lawns
Italian, Swiss and fancy cravats
Gauze scarfs and handkerchiefs
Gentcmens super hoskn gloves
Ladies' do do do and mitts
Silk and cotton hosiery, &C. SC. &c.
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