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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-07

The National Gazette SAYS: 1" 1t is likely that
there will be some vivid discussion IN the Free
Trade Convention. Several Of the Southern
members have announced that they cannot go home
wlthouthavins treated :" the unconstitutionality"
Of the Tariff. Some OminOus phrases have been
uttered, which seemed to issue from the spirit
of notification We think it would be good
policy to allow all the sentiments of discomfort
to be freely dsclOsed-all the objections to the
Tariff system 10 be fully enunciated. The ear
er whatever j. thought, felt. conceived. deter
mined, or aPpreheuded, is known, the better
The advocates Of the several systems should fully
understand each other
Georgia Enigration-A highly interesting
Jurisprudence, Is contained in the last Geor-
ga Journal between Governor Gilmer and the
Secretary Of War, in relation TO the Cherokee
emisralOn. The so'lcltudc Of the Governor to
Effect this desirable OBJECT has induced him 70
press the question upon the consideration of the
President IN such forcibe manner, as will most
T"o1O'! terminate IN the speedy accomplishment
=" the OBJECT The letter Of Mr.. Secretary CAss,
d sept 7i, Aas the following sentence:-
~ have had the honor to receive vnpr letter
" me SOth nit withits enclosures. These have
%v' submitted to the President, aad he renew
"eNP'e>,''n u Ioar views ge5pel ting the emf
; a'oo OF The IAeroSeeS, ,vgeiner with the state
"-'', anu opinions 20 when you have referred,
ave ~u 10 reconsideration of this matter, and
S'ue'ermlnal''H by isysteu attic effort to effect
@T eUa'ai OF Jces. Indians, from the chartered
"a.' o. Georg'a, 80 far as the same can he done
.r T "e' Tree consent and under the stipula,ions
y We 'reeiy OF May 9th 1923. which hold out
w. Inducements to them. The accompany
- papers which have the honor 20 transmit
h." PAT YOU IN possession Of the plan whlth
~ 0s'a adopted and Of the mode proposed for
,; ,'IyCatIOn Information shall from time to
NO.. s. gwen to You Of the progress and pros
Ea rJo 'ne affair, and Of any changes i, may be
m'au aeressary to make. And I shall be- had
'''ei to Offer" '' "'A! 'ee' ''
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COMMERCIAL.
FOREIGN MARKETS.

Lirerpocl. .7ug,tst 2S--Cym Erchn,ge.--T The
import of British and lIish Corn ha been ex-
tremely limited, several cargoes of Russian and
Canadian Wheat, and about Is. 900 barrels of u.
States Flour. comprise the principal arrivals Of
the week. The weather, between Tuesday and
Saturday, was unsettled; holders, ic consequence
demanded rather higher prices for Wheat, with
which the miIlers, though very reluctantly, were
obliged to comply, aud the transactions in the IT,
ner qualities of foreign have been to fair extent
The reports of the crop in that country are ve
nv favorable, both as regards quality and quanti-
". There has been moderate demand for free
Flour, and all descriptions have brought an ad
vance Of Is to Is sd per barrel. Numerous in
quiries have been made for bonded wheat, but
holders having required Increased rates. no trans
actions OF moment have occurred. In Flour, un-
der lock. the business has been to the extent Of
IL to $4,000 barrels, at els to 22s for sour, and
22s to 23s ed for sweet. The only alteration in
the duties is an advance of Is per quarter on
Wheat.
At this mornings market, besides fair de-
mand for the finer qualities of wheat, there were
several speculative purchasers Of the inferior de-
scriptions Of Irish, and an advance of I'd to Sd
per 70lbs pretty generally realized: fine Irish
reached Is sd to Is Sd, and inferior Is to 6s Cd
sale at the above noted Improvement For choice
parcels IF oats previous quotations were fully
maintained No Irish new Wheat or Oats at mar
ket. Several thousand barrels of bonded Flour
changed hands at ful! prices.
London Corn Exchange, Monday august %.
The arrival Of most descriptions OF British Grain
last week was tolcrably fair for this time OF the
year. Of foreign Wheat and Oats the quantity
was considerable This morning the fresh sup
ply of all kinds Of corn is small. There WAS
good attendance Of country buyers, aud the new
wheat samples being mostly thin inequality, caus
ed good demand ior did wheat at 2s per quar-
Ter advance in prices of most sorts, and great
many sales were effected, chiefly Of good and mid
ding foreign Barley remains without alteration
from this se'enight. Beans are rather dear. The
Dat trade continues very languid, the supply re-
Gently having been good; and it was with diff
Guilty that last weeks prices could be maintained.
The top price Of Flour is expected to be fixed at
65s per sack; il will perhaps be decided on We'd
nGsday next.
Liverpool, Wednesday morning, Aug. "a
The sales of all sorts OF Cotton during the last
5 days. about 5000 bales. the market tolerably
steady, still it is difficult to make sales at salts
factory prices. We had steady Corn Market
Yesterday and more enquiry for Flour in Bond;
we quote the price Of Flour. duty paid. at 81 a
"a. and sour do. at 90 6 a 81; and i'll bond the
prices range from 90 to "a. The present duty
on Wheat is % 8, and on Indian Corn SIS l0d
the quarter and on Flour ! IS Cd per barrel
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New Goods.

New Goods.
JAMES MCKENZIE & Co.
by the several last packets. have received the COM
- mencemcni Of their
.4UTUNfN d. UINTER SUPPLIES,
embracing very many styles Of FANCY and STAPLE
DRY GOODS.
Additions to their present stock will, as usual. be
made by the New York packets Of each week through
out the seasons
oct 5-culI
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". lhls Is W give .NnticA.

l D,., e SUBSCRIBER, of Alexandria County in the
prp<' ca,. VI columbia, has obtained from the Or.
ahhs Nv 0' sad C"uaty letters of administration,
>ui.rSo annexed, on the persona! estate Of James
sODSI,,'e OF the county aforesaid, deceased. All
,esby "s Claims against the said decedert, are
FI ~ ne, 10 exhibit the same to the subscriber,
lay If 0c,oS orphans' Court, on or before the 9TH
an ,lSs"ls' lSS2, or they may by law be excluded
e 10 said estate; and those indebted there.
G,yenoIJa sd TO make immediate payment.
my hand, this 7th day Of October, 1851.
admir- With a. COLIN AULD,
@7-Sw '"eNeu' OF James Ssnderson.
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h.,;svs il will puzzle all the lew-
rs ncasS ~. - and Lord Goderich at their head,
,ss in Ens,ana or statute of Great Britain, or
y md any raI,oss. that will warrant either the
,nr Of hen.. emancipation, or further deten-
'1dst!n .S.se slaves, under the circumstances o.
on o =, al and distress in which the5 were ''O0s"'
aotis per. CIR, vessel, engaged in a legal trade
An Nn asa one port Of the United States to an,
,llins ron otsd. the slaves taken of reel OF
si.r' i " brought into this port by British
ptis. snu I'm uSrnose of saving their lives, and
,'''ei w S means of transporting them to their
'fl, 11...tination; they are here selzed oy .ne
PIT =" I 1,aicers, libeiled, and tired under the
tU s,;ao law, and fully acquitted Dy tne luos,
.O'iIsG 'I romneten, Court; the wholeProvlnclal
cent o. : a ,be Island, and every respectable
!l''emO ',I;,sot man in the community soliciting
In't. ,'oocy 70 restore them to their owners
b, tAce" W. '6ey moi restored? we again ask
WY i" -. Eng Of King, Lords aud Commons,
100 700, - mich they are detained. We co not want
noe, . cafe instructions OF Lord 'lscount Code
ne P'h oDinions Of the abolition society: these
Nh% ., ~ 10 Cypress and in the end ruin our
ny %.o,;e, and we cannot recognize IN them
,'a @ authority to deprive subjects Of another ,
~ l,,S; at peace With England OF their lawful
Hs, are not disposed to attribute to his excel
w. nsr,onal motive or interest in the ex-
. .a an course he has pursued, in relation
I1 %,.a sI;yrs-althOugh we arc not ignorant oil
80 s.Gr, that some of them are now IN ms en-
, '"N,, and one in the capacity of head cook
S'; @r government house; and that the names OF
.5. ~ and the rest, appear in certain memorial
, ~. Go,ernment, humbly soliciting the conin-
n ,nr, # HI, ExcelIency, as Governorof the Ba-
' '~, Islands Hit be really true, that 1t has
a ana ;, This. We would recommend to his excel
. ,",, =" n n expeditions mode of raising such
,,rr, for .ucha service. Let him like his
... Gen. Smyth. during the last American
s,r issue PROCLAMATION beginning IN this way;
fam. Yellow. come black came ragged. and bare'
r, SO. 6 ,by, come lousy. come just asyou are"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-07

As far as we have received accounts, the state
is sound to the core. and the National Republi-
can majority IN the House Of Delegates, we have
no doubt, will be as triumphant as it was the
last year.
The next delegation in Congress, will be as
follows
National Reputheans.-Montgomery aud part
of Frederick, George c. Washington Prince
Georges and Anne Arundel, B. /. Semmes.-
st. Mary's. Charles & Calvert, Daniel Jenifer. :
Talbot, Caroline, &c, john l.. Kerrt Worces-
ter, Somerset, &C., ]. S, Spence.t
SIN place Of C. Dorsey. tin place Of r. spen-
Ger. G.} tin place Of d. X. Wilson, (D
Jackson.-Aleghany, Washington, &c. Francis
Thomas Baltimore city and county. b. c.
Howard, J. S. II. Worthing.on.t Hartford, Cecil
and Kent George E. Mitchell.
ain place of NJ. c. Sprigg, jackson or Inde-
pendent.) tin place of Elias Brown, D.)
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THIS is to give Notice,

TVNHAT the subscriber, nf Alexandria County, in the
L Dis,rc, OF Columbis, has obtained from the Or.
rhans Court o said County letters OF admin tration
the personal estate Of Oliver Finley late Of the city
aforesaid, decd All persons having clsins against the
said dccedent. hereby warned 20 exhibit the same
20 the subscriber passed by the Orphans Court or
before The 5th Dis, of October, 1882, or they may
by law, he excluded from all benefit 10 said estates
aud those indebted thereto required 10 make inn
mediate payment. Given under my hand this 5lh day
of October, 1881. WA. ID. MUTT,
oct 5-Sw Admir- Of d. r. Finley.
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Among the presentments of the Grand Jury OF
uoDos county IN Georgia, we find the following,
which We re publish for the purpose of showing
,.,, the subject has been canyassed. The pre-
sentiment is as follows:
I'VE recommend to the citizens of our county,
d. nrsyent collections Of negroes for the purpose
am,ne worship among themselves, and recon-
mead to the notice of the Legislature topa,s some
AVS for prohibiting negro meetings for Divine wor-
,Aip a, ample provision is made for the accomo
talion Of our black population in the different
religious Churches Of our State, where they can
be better instructed IN the principles Of chris
uluityn
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Bunk of Potomac

\r,r,cr October =, 1881.
I.Ws hereby given to the s,ocksolder, of this
'asrya tns' an election fur thirteen Directors
I,,. :. e ensuing year, will be held at the Banking
p,I.o AO"d.v. the 7,h day of November next.
PN ''o e'ock a. VI and close ST ) o'cicck
Or7-a,,,, CHARLES PAGE, Cashier.
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w anteN

BOY of good. mora, ard industrious habits, as an
n. apprentice to the Printing business. Apply at
this office. oct ST
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This is tu give Notice,

1lHAT the subscriber. of Alexandria County. in the
4 District Of Columbia, h attained from the Or
phas' Court Of said County, letters Of administration
with the will annexed, onhe personal estate OF John
Hughes late of the county aforesaid, deceased All
persons having cIams sgainst the ssd decedcnt, are
hereby warned exhibit the to the subscriber
passed by the Orphans Court, or before the SIN
s " -, vi a.s' "Hy "s ,.b,cJ IN, re-
to are required to make immediate payment
Given under my hand, this 5th day Of October. 1871
GEORGE HUGHES,
ADM, with the will annexed, Of John Hughes.
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DRAJV.S THIS DAP.
Virginia State Lottery,
For The benefit of The Petersburg Aechanic Association,
Glass No = far 1891,
60 Number Lottery-9 Drawn Ballots.
HIGHEST PAIzE $4,000.
Tickets 81 halves w; quarters w.
Union Canal Lottery Of Pennsylvania,
Glass No 20. for 1881,
Will be drawn in phiiade ipha ON Saturday, Oct
so NUUBERS-9 DRAHN 8ALLOIS
/ prize of $4,000 lprize OF $4,000
1 do of 10000 2prizes of 5000
Tickets $40; halves 5; quarters 2 so; eighihs Is
To be had in a variety Ut numbers
JOHN G.. MANDELL'S
Lottery ind Exchange Mice
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Fancy WardW are.
DYElNG ESTABLISHMENT AND BOT
Thing CELLAR FOR SALE.


nESIRiNG to leave this town, offer to sell my
IL uyeing Establishment Ell her in wholesale or re.
TAIL as may be most convenient to purchasers Also,
INV Botng Cellar with all kinds of wine, porter, ale,
beer, bottles. hogshesds &C
All persons to whom may owe, are requested To
bring their bills and receive pa, ment and those who
owe me, to come and settle with me in the shortest
time or else shall have TO employ collector
Having bt en- told that Dyers my predecessors
in this place had left j. carrying away with them the
Goods or Cloths which had been put under their care
and II being willing to do the same, nor to have
any reports Of the kind made against me, earnestly
request all persons who have Goods in my hands, to
come and receive the same before the 25h OF October
inst or else shall have to sell them for ptyment oil
my labor. y. j.. ShLt ~.
N. D. I have still on hand Bottled Beer, Ale, and
Porter, to supply my customers.
| oct 1T
n-1 Georgetown Columbian, National InteIligencer
Baltimore American, three times, and send their &C
| counts to 2. J. s..
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VIM. Wesley McKenny,

INILUR,
INFORMS the citizens of Alexandra that he has
L menced the above business on King street, few
doors above the leading TO the Market, where
he will all times be ready to wait on those who may
favor him with their custom He also scours, BIZ
STEAM, Clothes of every description. which gives
them appearance equal to those just made. and does
no injury to the setting of the collar or form. His pr
ces in every respect will SUIT the times.
oct 5-tf
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David Martin

Notice.
TUSIE Com nissioned officers ofthe I'd Brigade OF the
Militia of the District Of Columbia, will meet on
the l2h I3n and Ii days OF the present month, at
the usual parade ground, of Washington street.
for tn purpose of being trained and Instructed by the
Brigade Inspector Muskets will be necessary, and the
roll will be called al 10 o'clock A. u each day.
By order of the Brig Genersl
HENRY r. DULANY,
Brigade Maj and Inspector.
oct 6-dtl4th
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DRAFTS THIS MR.
Union Canal Lottery of Pennsylvania.
Class No. 10 for 1881,
VIII be draw in tho City ofPhiadepha on Saturday,
the 2st Of May.
HIGHEST CAPITALS:
Prize of $4,000 l Prize of S4,440
1 do of 10000 80 do of LOCO
do of 5000 SC. &c. &c
Tickets $40; halves S; quarters so; egh,hs IS.
To he had ina variety OF numbers at the Office of
6. GGRSEy
Lottery and Erehangs Broker, alexandria
Drawing of.he
New York Consolidated Lottery,
Ertra Class No II fur 1881,
81 81 90 Sc 50 80 Is 10
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SALES AT AUCTION.
M8rshal's Sale.

DY virtue Of two DEGREES Of the Superior Court Of
Id Chancery for the Fredericksburg District, pro.
nounced on the 9th day Of April, 1872, and 9Th day
Of MAY, 1884, in suit depending in the said Court be-
tween Charles Coleman, Executor of James Coleman,
deceased, Robert Reid, and Thomas shreve, PaintfSs
and George w. Hunter, Administrator Of William
Sheppard, deceased, and others Defendants shall,
on The third Mondav IN June merit, before the front door
of the Court.house of Fairfax County, (being Court
day. expose to sale, by public auction, to the highest
bidder, upon credit Of six and twelve months, ohe
purchaser giving bond and security, and lien upon
the land sold, to the payment OF the purchase
money!
A CERTAIN TR.4CT OF LAND,
of which the said william Sheppard died seized and
possessed situate, lying and being the county aore'
sid, containing
Three Hundred and Forty Iwo and halt .4cres,
more oriess subject to the right al dover ofthe De
fendant, the widow of the said william Sheppard,
therein. JOHN STANARD,
may 81 -2awt20thJune N. r. C. D.
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about 5000 quarters, chiefly foreign. Of Oats
and Oatmeal, we have fair supply from Ireland,
with about 5000 bis Flour, and $40 quarters In
dian Corn from the United States Of other
articles the import is trivial. Notwithstanding
the large supplies into this port in the early part
of the week, and limited demand for Grain,
since our last Market holders, in anticipation Of
increased duties on Wheat, remained firm at
prices varying in no material degree from the
general quotations of Tuesday. For American
Flour there was tolerable inquiry in the course
Of the week; and although during that period we
have ne extensive sales to report, the rates last
noted were steadily maintained.
LONDON, April IS.
The arrivals of foreign Wheat are very great.
and still larger quantity is expected; this will
probably check the advance OF prices, which
would have taken place in consequence of the
very short supplies Of English Corn. There are
but few buyers IN the market, and but few sales
effected. We cannot find any material altera-
ton from Mondays prices.
ARcHANGEL. March 1l.-Wheat sold on con-
tract, the usual sorts at 90 "a roubles. Ku-
banka, hitherto not much known here, bnt of
which we shall have several parcels this year, at
26 roubes per Chef. Rye sells at l2 a IS roubes
Some transactions in Linseed have taken place
at 90a 81 per Chef.
CopENHAGEN, March 29.-Wheat is lower by
Is ss but the parcels offering not in fit ship
ping condition. Barley supports the rates Of 2Ss
CAS- cd.
Sr. pErERsBuRGH, March 92.-Last Satur-
dav 5000 qrs. of kubapka Wheat were again
bought at 2sa rbs with 10 down. deliverable the
18th of May and on the spot; but to-day this price
is not offered, vet there buyer at % roubles,
but sellers only Of light description. Russian
and Winter Wheats are without alterations.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.

Extract from Circatltr Of Rosk'M Ogden g. Co.
dafel LIEvRpooL. Aprii ID.
There is a toleraby fair demand for American
Flour. out at no better prices. Sales were made
TODAY at S5s6d for Virginia. and Sos for Philad.
Flour: and London the best Western Flour can
NOT be quoted above SIS for any quantity, and IN
This market thirty seven shillings sixpence is
the highest quotation for choice qualities The
last weekly average received this evening from
London. is 7ls7d for wheat, making the average
that regulates duty 7i-l1, giving accordingly an
increased duty on wheat Of is and making the
nresent duty 6ssd per ar. on Wheat, and As per
brl. on Flour, at which rate it may be expected
to remain for fortnight at least. No political
change of Importance.
Circular of Cearns, Crazy g. Co..
LIVERPOOL, April 10
The state of affairs in Poland has gwen rise
70 a revived demand for Rice, under an Impres-
sion in some measure of this article being want,
ed for the North Of Europe pretty soon. bread
stuffs do not exhibit any life Just now; nor u
France and Austria remain pacific do we look
for any material amendment in our present posi-
ton. r,- IT..
LIVERPOOL. Friday Evening, April l'.-lhe
arrivals OF Wheat since Tuesday amount to
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munications-every thing leads US to anticipate
serious events. The system of terror adopted
here, the insolence of the violent party which
now triumphs, will necessarily hasten the tragi-
cal denouement Of this political drama.
On the other hand, there are differences among
the Ministers. The ultra Royalist faction of the
ministry has been strengthened by the acquisi-
ton of new proselyte, the minister Salmon. =
The latter could not behold, without vexation,
his colleague, Ballasteros, provide amply for his
Children, while he obtained nothing for his nu.
merous relations. Accordingly, he has deserted
the standard Of his opulent antagonist to join
the Calomarde party, which seeks the ruin of
Ballasteros, who with Saazar represents the mo-
derate opinions of the ministry.
ALGIERS.
1t is stated, in accounts from Paris, that at a
council of ministers on Thursday week, Gen.
Clausel was appointed Governor Of Algiers, and
that his main project for the colonization of that
district. has at length, after the interpositOn Of
many difficulties, some started by the British
government, been adopted. Alsiers will be a
French port but open to all nations upon the ca
siest terms for commercial purposes.
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Notice
New hooks.

FayglE subscriber has just received and offers for sale
4 the following Wis
Annals oithe Penin,u!ar Campaigns, by the author
Of Cyril Thornton
Our NcighSorhood, or Letters on horticulture and
Natural Phenome non.
The Talba, or Moor of Portugal. Romance.
National Calendar for 1851 Seeo1ad Edition.
Gold Leaf by the pack or book
Peters Condensed Reports OF the Supreme Court OF
The United Sates Also.
Neatly Engraved Checks in books to suit the differ.
ent Banks in Town,
may 2l-dl0t DAVID MAXIM
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Notice..
may 4--ts

Notice..
FINDER the authority Of a deed oftrust from Allied
l. Lane to me, as Trustee for the benefit of Hum
phrey Peskc will be offered for SALE on the premises
at public auction, for cash. on the 2Sth day of May,
1851 all the right title and interest of said Alfred s.
ane in the following described property. land which
RICH and interest the reverson upon the death OF his
mother, Mrs susannsh Lane, in an undivided molety
thereby to wit:
One.fhird part of SQUIRE, and part Of
another SQUIRE. lying in Fairfax County. Virsini.,
and ON Franklin Street extended. and beyond the IL
m,s of the Corporation Of Alexandria
ALSO,
Not on the west side Of Pitt street, befDee't
King and Cameron streets, Joining the propert, Of
A. C. Cazenove and the heirs OF John Jsnney. on which
stands an old Wooden building, containing two tene'
rnents Also,
of Prince and Pitt Streets which there are five tene'
ments u - OHA To-,
apr Pts Lrusee: