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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-03
COMMERCIAL.

-90
Corn ExcHaNeE.-The general appearance
Of the market was inactive, though some or g.
600 brls of Flour sold for immediate export, and
several contracts made for future delivery. Pric-
es of common Southern sorts worked down lit
tie. At the close they were offered at sc S74
without finding ready buyers, 400 brls Rich
mond City were sold on Saturday for export at
Sc Is; on Friday 5000 brls. Western, common
brands, at S6S; 1000 n York 1856 A. Con
tracts were made to deliver several thousand brs.
at New Orerns by April lst at IS.
Corn Meal is better; we quOte ahds. at Sl5
SIG. A parcel Of 5000 bushels Virginia Wheat
in store, not prime, sold for export at l55 Cts
Contracts were made for Rye for future delivery
at 20 cts. Two or three parcels of yellow corn
were sold at 20 cts; the market closed dull at
that price-N. T. Iour. Conn., Monday, FeL %.
ESQ
LONDON CORN kXCHANGE-Jan II.
First Report. past weeks arrivals of
Grain and Flour were again moderate. This
morning the fresh supply was scanty. The fac
tors asked considerably higher prices for Wheat
this morning. and in some instances obtained an
advance of 2s to IS per ar; but the millers were
not disposed to purchase freely at this RISE
There is no alteration in the Flour trade. but if
wheat continues to advance. Hour must be higher.
Second Report.-Ihe show Of Wheat from
Essex. Kent, and Suffolk, was very limited this
morning. There have been few vessels in from
the continent Of Europe, aud but one cargo, con-
sisting of Wheat and Flour, from New York.
English Wheat met steady sale at an advance
OF Is and 2s per or. on the currency OF this day
se'nniaht. and we had business to fair extent
transacted in free Foreign Wheat at full Is. per
Or. Improvement. Ship Flour met good sale at
rather higher rates.
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was paid rather to his age than to his ability, and
said that the only return he could make would be
to devote his best ability to the proper despatch of
the business before the Senate.
J motion Of Mr.. Foot to postpone the other or
ders of the day to take up the bill from the House
OF Representative for the extension OF the Revo-
lutionary Pension List, decided by yeas and nays
was negahved, yeas 90 nays 20-a tie.
: The Senate then proceeded to the despatch of
a variety Of business, of which detailed notice
is necessarily deferred to uor next.
The House of Representatives sat from eleven
till nearly six O'Clock. The principal business
transacted, of which we shall hereafter publish
the particulars, was as follows:
| On the motion OF Mr.. Everett, it was resolved
that the Committee Of the Whole House be dis
charged from the further consideration of the
bill making provision for the claim OF Caron de
! Beaumarcha;s, and that the claim be referred to
the President of the United States as matter for
negotiation.
The resolution proposing a reduction of the du-
ty on Sugar was further debated by Mr. White.
OF Louisiana, until the expiration OF the hour al
! lotted To such business.
! The bill from the Senate declaring the assent
of Congress to the act of the Legislature Of Ohio
for erecting turnpike gates on the part of the
Cumberland Road within the limits of that state,
was finally passed, after the decision of the House
against motions for its Commitment, and for lay
/ ing it on the table.
i The amendments of the Senate to the Baltimore
and Washington Rail Road bill were agreed to.
/ The seventeen bills which passed the Senate
the day before Yesterday, were yesterday twice
read and referred.
| long discussion took place upon the amend
ments OF the Senate to that parto the annual gen.
eral appropriation bill which concerns the appro-
priation for late and past negotiations with the
| Ottoman Porte. A part Of those appropriations
was struck out, with view to abridge the con-
test on this important bill, and by vote of IS to
Sc by yeas and nays, the proviso protesting a
gainst the appointment Of diplomatic agents by
the President in the recess Of the Senate was
stricken out. The bill having been thus placed
in situation to be returned to the Senate for re-
consideration of its amendments thereto,
The House adjourned. Int.
! -SNsS
We have seen a letter from Constantinope,
dated 9th December, which says that "contrary
to all expectation. very large quantities OF. grain
have come down from the Black Sea, and prize
have fallen fully As per cent.--'Fhere is conse-
he L-,ii Far
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l.ateral CurVatureuf the spine

MIR. CASEY, Patentee Of the Dormant Balance
WI for the Cure OF Lateral Curvature the Spine,
respectfully inf tic Faculty of the District, that
he has taken at Mrs. Arguclles, in rennsylva
nh Avenue for the purpose Of giving full exposition
ofhis method Members of Congress and their ladies
as wen other ladies and gentlemen. residents of, or
,oinqrners in the District, respectfully invited
to take view Of the very simple mean, by which a
perfect cure of most affecting and wide spreading
irregu,sry in the human FORM has been eficced i'll
rious parts the Union, The eslatons 0 the clear
and decided superiority Of the Dormant Balance over
all other methods, include the testimony Of the first
Surg ons physologis's ard physicians in the unron
as well as Of Paris and London
Washington City, feb C8-2w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-03
For sale,
n IRHCT OF LIND


Slrs, Il 1RACT OF LAND
tl;SsaT on the Falls Church Road, within mile Of
S the Cotton Factory, containing 2574 acres;
,sssx which will be sold in lets if desirable, Also,
An undivided part of the TRACT OF LAND
between shooters Hill and the Leesburg Road, con.
tanning Al acres a, present leased to VIM N Mills for
Is doIl,rs per annum Also,
A LOT OF GROUND, containing st acres,
binding on the line OF he Corporation, and ad-
joining the lot owned and occupied by Col Peyton.-
Also,
A SQUARE OF GROUND in the Town of
Aexandria, bounded by Pendleton. Henry, wytne'
and Fayet,e streets Also
A HALF ACRE on West and Cameron
streets.
D., ~ WN. D. MUTT.
feb Io-d
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70 Fishermen.

JUST received. by the subscriber, large assert.
q of cordsge of all sizes, of the best quality,
suitable for hauling and banging ropes for scines
$500 lbs best cork wood
5000 feet Of long
Plsnks for seine boats. from 40 to so feet long
200 bbs tar
mar JOSLHHH DRTIS.
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Mechanics Bank,

Alexandria, March I, 1881.
, DIVIDEND of profits for the last Fix months OF
a n,o per cent, On the capital paid in, rs TINS Gay
declared pyabIr, the Stockholders or tneu 'es~'
rsnrescn,sri,es on the 18th inst
. Cashier.
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F0r weight.
~ otice

is hereby given that general meeting of the Stock
L holders of the alexandria Canal is called at the
Court House in Alexandria On SATURDAY, the I'd Of
qpil nert at II clock when important business will
be sub nitted for their consideration
By order ofthe President aid Directors
mar 3-eo2Ap J II CREASE, Clerk
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-03
EraM-TObacco.

4 AN in daily expectation Of receiving cargo OF
5000 BUSHELS OF BRAN,
par, of which would sell here. if applied for imme.
diatelv At sam tme will be received
70 BOXES e KEGS or CHEWING T)B4CCO,
from mandatory On James River The qualities
are various; prices from 10 to 80 cts warranted qus!
to any at same prices; and will be offered for sale on
the most liberal terms.
mar y GEO. JOHNSON
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Notice.

.,,yr n;,.c,ors Of the Washington Bridge Will pay
VIZ ;,ah, award for the delivery of whatever wool
~ timber may be found in the river belonging to the
~ I'm and which has been carried away by the late
ice and freshet.
mar 1-3t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-03
Notice.

Notice.
TIVE creditors of Benz min Raien deceased, Whose
claims haze been pissed by the Orphans Court. will
receive their dstbutive hares on application to the
subscriber on of after the 10Th inst This notice will
be plead in bar Of sn demand hereafter made.
IHOS " HJTTTNGION,
Executor If Benz Baden.
mar l-dtt0thNar
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-03
BY WILLIAM ID. MUTT.
Trust Sale.

Trust Sale.
I'm Saturday next the 5,h March. 1851, will be OF.
~ ered for sale at public auction at the store OF
Mr. Peter Hall, situated on Royal between King and
Cameron streets, his entire stock Of
GROCERIES,, &c.
By virtue of deed of trust to the subscriber. Terms
of sale cash. Sale to AZ 10 o'clock in the
morning. CHRISTOPHER NEALE,
feb g Trustee.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-03
CON GRE SIS.

The sitrings Of Congress have been so constau
Tor some days past, that we are not able to keep
Up With the details Of them as well as We would
Win.
VI the proceedings in the Senate on Tuesday,
nlr morning sitting, some account will be found
nhe preceding columns. The most Important
a0sness then transacted, was the passage to a
alrt reading, and subsequent final passage, Of the
Nh rom the House of Representatives for the re-
ei OF lAsOlsent Debtors to the Government
The Ol'i was supported in a short but eloquent
Ind conclusive Speech BY Mr.. Webster. Most
osarty We congratulate our $ellUw-citiZens on
nepassage OF this bill. In the evening Sitting
Tie Senate, the Vice President having retired
Inn the Chair Of Presiding Officer. the Senate
'oceeded to the election Of President pro TEN.
The votes were, first ballot
rOr Mr. Smith, Of MARYLAND. l.
Mr.. Bell. of New Hampshire, 10
Mr., Tazewell, of Virginia. S
Scattering. 4
Uaasecond ballOting, there we're
FOr Mr. Smith, of MARYLAND, 10
Mr. TaZewell, 9
Mr. Bell, 8
Scattering. 2
=" lurd ballOting. there were
'W Mr Smith, of Maryland, Is
Mr. Tazewell, 81
Scattering,
q" W. Iazewell was elected President pro
'| apo. Of the Senate.
49,. CV'eupon Mr.. farewell rose. and with a
y'''"O OF his sincere distrust of his ability to
,N'a'se the duties of the Chair with satisfaction
e.. u'e'' or to the Senate, begged to be excused
<n,. accepting the honorable station which the
,,s mad assigned to him.
o,,p A. eo'ter expressed has hope that the hon
i, e senator from Virginia would reconsider
"a. termination. and would not be excused from
hSE which the vote of the Senate had call
,,I.,. aser' expressing his high respect for his
Ss s;:" ana declaring that he himself, with all
mn ar" ,s'e respect which he had for his colleague
rsns., gJI'Uog such a course, had voted for the
nn,r 4 % senator from Maryland. and desiring
INN a. uue regard to the wishes of his colleague,
,s p,a.a 14' his colleague be excused from serving
IN seSHent pro tempore.
srss,; secretary OF the Senate having nut the
frm., u 0n 'hIs motion, it was decided in the af.
T Eve oy 20 votes to Ii.
os or I p then proceeded to another ballott-
flows 'S'den' Of this body; and it resulted as
M, Mr. smith. of MARYLAND. 90
Po % Mr. Rusgles, Of Ohio, 4
Nm VT, King, of Alabama. a
lent n,o smith oil Maryland was elected Presi.
iur,.SS pro temper. Of the Senate. and hs;n, con
~ NE honor C" ar: made his aeknowledg ments
winch he said he was satisfied
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-03
TO Gardeners and Farmers
WIN. NJ. MORRISON,

WIN. Nj. MORRISON,
Riag Street, alexandria, ID. e.
EyAS iut received, on commission, from j. b Rus
b sells Seed Establishment, Boston, large, prime
anil rich assortment OF
FRESH GARDEN SEEDS,
Warranted to be of the growth Of $780, and many of
them Prize Seed, which have taken the premium from
the Massachusetts Horticultural society which he will
sell by the bnshel, pound package, at the Boston
nrces, VIZ:
Esrly dwarf Mohawk snap beans
DO do cranberry do
DO large Lima pole do
10 English Windsor do
DO Washington peas
Do double blossom frame peas
10 Dwsrt blue imperial do lexcellent]
Long salmon radlsh
White turnip do
Cherry or sc,ret turnip rooted radisl
Early scarlet short top do
Naples OF long white summer do
Long blood beet (tue sort
French sugar amber beet
Early turnp rooted bleed beet
Msngod wurzel or society beet
Long Altingham carrot Ia new sort from England]
Early horn carrot fine for the tablet
Long orange carrot true sort
White Portugal onion fine and midi
Yellow Dutch onion keeps we'll
Large deep red onion Green Cape Savoy CAB
Curled cress or pepper bsge
grass Red Dutch 10, for pick,'g
Double cured parsley Ruta bsga
Prick! yspinnach for greens Large Dutch parsnip
Tomato or love apple Royal Cape head lettuce,
Canada crook neck squash very fine
Long yellYv crook 10 do Early curled silesia do
Early summer >coiop do Tennisball lettuce, small
White fiat turnip, tr winter heads
Yellow Stone d. very fine Satisfy. orvegetabe yster
Long yellowFrench turnp Early green cluster Gu
Early winter Dutch turnp cumber
Drumhead cabbage DO frame do
Early York do DO short prickiy do
Do Dutch do Long do do
Large Cape Savoy cab DO green Turkey do
bage Do white 90
Green cilron melon delicious green heshl
Pine spple do do do
Long Island water melon
Early Tuscarora corn; Yellow Canada do
Large summer Savnry, &c.
Also Boxes which contain 20 different kinds OF s.ed
esty pu, up in p,cksg and labelled, at Is per box
All ofders from the country attended TO immediately.
Also for sale az above. the New American Gardiner,
h edition, containing practical directions on the cut
ure of fruits and vegetables, landscape snd ornamen
tai gardening grape vines silk, strawberres &c. Dy
lT G Fessenden Editor of the New England Farmer.
~ The Political Spectator. warrenton Va viii
copy the above.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-03
SALES AT AUCTION.
BY WILLIAM d. MUTT.

hardware at n uCtIOH.
>HE 'ubscriber having determined IN closing his
L present business, will. on MONDAY 2Ia instont,
offer for sale at, auction. his entire stock Of
SIMPLE & E9hCY HfRDWARE IND
CUTLERY,
Comprising handsome and ve,y general assortment,
consisting. in part, Of
Buck, self tip, and bone handle knives and forks
. Brass and wire Tenders, shnye's and tongs
Tea boards and walters, Britannia tea potts. plated
castors
Plated and brass candlesteks, shnvels and spades
Locks hinges and bolts carpenters and shoema.
kers' tools
Guns and pistols. curry combs, frying pans, tea'
kettles
Saucepans, Britannia and iron spoons. sifters
Gridirons and cotton and horse cards
Pocket and pen knives, razors. cnrtsn pins
Glass knobs, bride bits, stirrups, buckles
lacks, sprgs, screws, flies, sugers
Worsted and cotton we bbing. toilet Il pief glasses
Whips Hemmings' and Bsylrs' best needles, and
Coach trimmings of sl kinds
Nails, best quality shoe thread
Cast iron hollow ware, &c. &c
The sale will commence at 10 O'Clock. Terms lbe-
raj, and made known at sale.
Mar 2-d5t Seots JOHN C. NANDELL.
o. The National Intelligencer. Washington, the
Leeshurg Genius of Liberty, and Political Spectator.
Warr-nton, will insert the above o. till sale, and
send their accounts TO this Office.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-03
BY GEORGE WHITE.

SpIenai0 Furnituve ut auction:
On Friday merit, the 4th INST at II o'clock,
Vkyli be sold at Whites furniture warehouse. next
w to Iiorato DAYS shoe store, great variety OF
ELEGANT FURNITURE,
lust received, and without limit; such ss
Elegant mahogany sofas, spring seats
no do easy chairs, do do
6 dozen rush bottom do
Stick and stump do
sideboards, bureaus, wash and candle stands
With great variety Of other articles.
mar
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-03
For nNstON.

II The packet schooner PEL0CiTT,
- Hammond, master, aiIl have despatch, and ,ak
500 barrels freight. Apply to
mar S w. FOWLE & Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-03

We have seen letter from Consantinope,
dated 9th December, which says that "cOntrary
to all expectation. very large quantities OF grain
have come down from the Black Sea, and prices
have fallen fully As per cent.--There is conse-
quently no longer the same brilliant prospect for
American Flour IN. J 0ier. .fdr.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-03

For Nemarara Il TrinidaA.
.Sr The schooner PIONEER,
SExN Atkins master, will sail in few davs and take
sm small freight that may off or Passengers. APP
ply 10 W. Fo"LE = Co.
mars
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-03
MackGget.

4nOBYs. Nos mlckerel, landing from schooner
hSVt Velocity, for sale by
mars W. FOWLE s. Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-03
tisN Town.

tish Town.
VNJIIJ be rented to the highest bidder, OF S97yTR.
w DiY, the 5M of Harch, 1851. all the Booth
Lots and Sailing Houses. the Fish hart Persons
Wishing to rent will please attend Sale at 10 O'Clock.
m,ri-3t BONIZ & HARRISON e Go.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-03

The si;tings Of Congress have been so constant
lor some DAYS past, that we are not able to keep
Up with the details Of them as well as We would
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-26
uOMMCSiCh1ED.

Pusuant TO previous notice meeting vas hsli
at Fairfax C.. II. on the l7ih inst by port;o, :,
the citizens Of Fairfax Co, opposed to the ~,
sent Administration, of which Joshua Bp,,b;
son was appointed Chairman aaJ Charles R.,
cliffe Secretary. when the fnlio"ilg Gamble ~
resolutions were adopted.
Whereas number Of the citizens Of F,;....
conceiving that the reelection Of AnGlr 3 I,,,
son to the Presidency Of lie United S,.,e. vOn,,
be prejudicial TO thr welfare Vi Tie nation b,,.
convened for the purpose Of concerting measu,..
best calculated to secure the election Of a .n;,.
bic successor to that Office;
Be ii ReSOired,
l>t. That we approve OF the National REM
ican Convention to be held at Baltimore in n
cember next.
end That IA Committee Of Conference IN ron
sist Of five members be appointed to meet .uii,,
Committees from I.oudoun and Prince WiE,n
for the purpose OF selecting one or more DeI.
gates as they shall determipe> To rcprcsen, NJ,
congressional District 10 said Convention
Srd, That we approve Of the appointment q
Robert Stanard and Chapman Johnson to re,s
! sent tic State at large.
4th, That the proceedings Of this meeting b
signed by the Chairman ami Secretary, and NH
lished in the National, Inelisen,cr Alex. G,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-26

Porivg@L.-lt appears from several articles
N the Journal OF Commerce that negotiations are
rapidly going on. BY which commercial treaty
will be made with Don MIguc. if he can cont,
nLe to keep Oh his lettering and bloodstained
throne for few months;-a contingency which
IS very doubtful, If any faith IS to be gwen to the
intelligence brought to Boston by the way Of st.
Ubes, which we published Yesterday.
In the mean time we have not been Informed
whether any apology has been made by the pre-
sent incumbent Of the Portuguese throne for the
irregular capture and conilscation Of our ships.
or for the imprisonment Of our scarnen. or even
whether the latter have been released from the
loathsome dungeons into which they were cast
by the virtuous friend of the present administra-
ton. We heard something, indeed, year or
more ago, about $500 which was to be paid
in four instalments, bv the puissant and wealthy
government of Portugal, for some particular spo-
y Com.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-26

REFUGEEs. We understand that Police
ficer from Alexandria, I'D. c. vas Iate : IN d,
town. looking for several runaway SLAVES, spva
he had reason to believe bad taken refuge hu,
They had left the town, however, before BIS a.
rival, and no traces oil them wcGe to be- dnrasr
ed.-Saiem Gdz he.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-26

One Of our subscribers ha, sent to our onl'.
snake, measuring fifteen inches. tie VA a. or
vered snusy coied up in cabbage, when y. o, W..
nestle was preparing for the table. Ia uH% wv.
the cabbage with knife. she Accidentally CIV '.,
his tail. and lie, to save his head. pfe'ilI'
quit his quarters, and took to the "pFG,. Pl. ~,
the kitchen floor. where he was soon H''P'"
after the manner of woman folk, with 4 100.
lie is formidable looking chap Tor ~
but hardly fat enough to have made a r''n
even if il had been his fate 10 have boiled quo
in the cauIdron. Drawn butter IS rpn'''
we believe, much more delicate than adder ..
although some Indian epicures prefer 'n' -,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-26

7hs Fire King There car b" nobody IL ids
town who can read, who ha, no, heard u The e
PLOTS of NJ. Chaubert, The consumer Of pS,C
and conquerer OF fire, Of whom the kentlknr,
would say that he can whip his weight ~ saIamlL
dcrs. and that for ten dollars yol may throw IL !.
streak Of lightning, or steam engine to boot
He is now IN this city, AVID has already eShbls
his extraordinary accomplishment to a select Pc
ty of scientific gentlemen and some lire eaters
There is no jusslery in his performance IL
secret is in his antidote ard IN his chemical PEI
parations. This is certified both in EnsIil
and by the gentlemen VINO attended at his PTna
exhibition the other evening, and strictly sCrl |
nized his proceedings. His next public eShh
ton is pos 'poncd until Monday. as will be ID
by the advertisement. when all tIat is set do'
in the program will b. performed; TO the a'tt
ishment of those who in tic way OF relresIms
prefer cold water to prussic acid, and lenoGd
to melted lead; who would rather wipe us
m uths with damask napkin than with a ni
red hot iron, and would rather cat their beehll'
when nicely served up by the walter, than seii
to the oven aud cook them themselves. Nhe
Scot,'s Fire King was fool TO NJ. ChauOer' 1s
has the freedom Of the DESTROYING element, 40
at the same time harmless TO his mortal 'tels'
Mithridates was fool to him, for he made ton
ney out of his performance in the way Of ''Il;
poison. and his familiarity wlih it at last prove
his bane in the wrong way. They say oeG-
sends cooks; but NJ. Chaubert has no n''a
make contract with him, as he can llG'p u
the fire himself, and make 1t do It's bidding W
own account. He is Chaubert the lsDIP0ea
and has ousted Vulcan from his titles and pc
catiyes. - Y Com. .4dr.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-26
COnveyancimg VI every kind

hone, and Insolvents' Papers prepared, at the
~ Clerks Office, over the new Market House.
ctl3-eo6t
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AiilMe.
ErWit.
New Monks. etc

New Monks. etc.
DWlD MARTIN has jus, received his supply ior
~ the season Of
BOOKS AND STATIONARY, Viz:
School books in general
Family bibles. school bibles
Pocket bibles, elegantly bound
BOOks Of Common PRAYER, various sizes ond'hSS
Ne,p Books, ris:
Matte Bruins school geography, by S. G 1ooder'ch
E'ements Of Mythology, tor the use OF schoois
The si,mesc Twins, &c BY the author OF Pelham
Inner on n6delity
ilsicctures on school keeping
Meredith ON the mystery of Meschiansa
History OF the late Revolution in France
Reports on locomotive and fixed engines. Accounts
toe liverpool and Manchester Rail way, wita piates
dso' neat editions Of The foilo,cing use1H ~ofSS'
A'no''s Elements of Physics
Fayne's elements Of mentsl and moral science
Rush on the mind; Goods boOk OF nature
peSees on children; Devices on females
Veil on the teeth; Henry's chemistry
Fheyouns millwrght s miller's guide, with plates
N'choison's operative mechanic and Br'e'sh ma
chiUist
Stationary:
Post, cap, folio post and DENY writing paper
Vote paper various sizes
Porcelain gold visiting cards
Wrapping paper; bonnet boards
Slack lead pencils -
nTer-poin,ed pencil cases, some very low
Asynard & Noyes' ink and ink powder
Naematlcal instruments, agreat variety
Sa'aese sud English chessmen
nAak books OF almost every Description
Sau, silver, aud steel pens, penknlves, &c: &c
'aotshich he offers for sale at his store, KING 81.
.d door cas-: of Royal street, Alexandria Country
80 who purchase in town would do wen 10 can
~. famine his stock ofSchool Books and stationary
apelS-dlOt