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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-06

Notice
To the Citizens Of this place and lie Public &C.
neraay.
Passengers for Baltimore,
gxsS=A-A &c. are respectfully in'Orme d that
{sssy CO isSs they Can secure their passage to
Baltimore by the 9, IL or 2o'c!ock
me of Coaches from Washington, b, taking seats ~
hiexantfia at Newtons Hotel, and leaving IN the q
g. 9, 10, II or II O'Clock Boats for Washington, as
there will be Coaches at the wharto convey them UP
10 the Stage Oif:e without any extra charge
BY this arrangements passrnsers cannot De dissp
pointed Extra Coaches furnished for private parties
at all times
Fare TO Baltimore 49,
r. S. Nine O'Clock stage by way of the Rail Road
THOS. BLACKBURN.
may ID dF Agent
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Tuition
YWItiON
In Draining, and IN the Spanish and Italia
Inn plmups.

5PtHttSI
Languages.
G PINfsrRI respectfully offers to :he citizens Of
-. Alexandria his services to teach in the above
branches.
Mr.. Pinistri is an Itsa, artist, has taught in New
York for the space Of twelve years. and in this District
for the last three years and teaching in some Of
the most respectable families of this place.
Drawing is useful to ALTO young ladies, ac-
compEshnen Mt and an elegant finish to their educa
ton; young gentlemen, to facilitate and give an
yer, in the use Of maps, direction of land, &c to
Doctor for the anatomical study, drawing chemical
struments, &c to merchant to understand stamps.
patterns, sc mechanical professions it is not less
useful, No tailor make graceful and well suited
dress without il; to carpenters, shp-bulders, house
builders il is indispensable: in fact. there cannot
be we.in,shed mechanic Of any kind without q
knowledge Drawing.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-06

HristOe Estate.

In The County Of Prince Hilian., FOR SALE.
i pursuance OF the power vested in the Presiden
L and Directors of the Literary Fund, by an Act Of
the General Assembly. passed 25th February last,
thorizing the sale ofthe 81
IT.. BRISTOE TRACT OF LAND,
eNTs3e in the County of Prince william, proposals
will be received by the said President and
ex2lA Directors for h" whole, any portion Of the
said tract. until the 10Th day Of October nert
The annexed extracts from the law, will shew the
conditions required of the purchasers.
Persons offering proposals will consult their o,v
convenience in fixing the instruments Of the purchase
money.
The Brstoe Tract contains by survey 6,494 acres,
the greater part of which is under leases, which will
expire in the year IS49, and which are subject to an
annual rent of about Is. 900 pounds of tobacco
BY order of the Presiden, and Directors Of the Lite
rary Fund.- J. BHOW&, Jr.2d Aud.
2md BE further enacted, That it shall be the duty
of the said Preside and Directors, to require of the
purchaser purchasers Of the said Tract, bonds with
sufficient personal security, payable to the said Pres
dent and Directors, together with deed deeds of
trust the estate sold secure the payment ofthe
purchase money and interests; which bonds, SO taken,
shall bear interest from the date thereof And all per-
sons who shall fail to pay into the Treasury annually,
within six months after the shall become DUE the
IN crest which may accrue their said bonds, shah
forfeit all claim to the credtgiven their purchases.
and the principal sasl thereupon become due be re-
coverable by the said President and Directors with al
interest in arrear, by motion to the General Court,
ten days notice of the time Of making such notion or
the pay thereof enforced, by eding on the
deeds deeds of trust aforesaid the discretion Of
the said President and Directors.
3rd. Belt further enacted, That all persons becom.
ing purchasers Of land, under the provisions of this act
shall have the privilege of paying the amount of the
purchase mcney ut any time.
9TH This &C, shall be in force from the passing
thereof
ulne Is .oiwil 0thOct
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For Nent.
The HOUSE and ONE ACRE

The HOUSE and UNE ACRE
3s3tkLoT opposite the residence of nrs. James
M Hooe. tits now in complete order. The
Lot contains variety of select fruit trees,
and IS considered desirable and healthy stuation--
To good tenant il will be rented low for more
wears. LAWRENCE LEWIS.
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For Freight

- The Schr. III HEo, -,
SD Cant. VIM. Jamison. of about $50 barrels VIII
- ~ .ryat for ans Eastern port. Apply 70
'TA A. e. CAZENOVE q Co.
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Eor rreight,

The schooner GENERA REED
DIM Gin, will take freight tor any pac
..';p..- C.pes, the Braslywine Mills, or rhi'aue''
40. ,h,ough the Canal Apply TO . ~.
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Fur boston.

The brig SHERER'
.;5hn, = perry, having the greater part CT her
80, 20 engaged. will sail in atew days TUT "'
W barrels, apply TO ~ c,zrNOyE Co
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In The County Of Prince HiNiam, FOR SALE.
N pursuance OF the power vested in the Presiden
L and Directors of the Literary Fund. by an Act Of
the General Assembly passed 18th February last au-
thorizng the sale ofthe
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-14

- office


Marx the establishments where durable furnt-
tire Is made and cu, bepurctosed.
TO THE CITIZENS OF THE DISTRICT OF coLUM-
BIA AND IT'S VICINITY.
YsyIIE COLUMBIA Cabinet Makers Society, compose
Il OF journc, mcn of the District uf Colunbia, deem
il propC 10 make known to the public their reasons tor
forming themselves into BODY, well Ms the object OF
the Society, &c.
We readily believe thai all societies whose teuden
cies are truly benevolent, must certainly be agreeable
with the will Of cd, and should be sanctioned by all
good men. We, also, to promote the mutual aavsh
tage and benefit Of each, do unite anu bind ourselves
together by having drawn up Constitution and b}
Laws and also by pIedg,ns honor To be governed ny
'hem The object Of the Society is particularly expires
sed in the second Article Of the Constitution, which
reads hus:
.it shall be the object the Society to regulate the
prices cf ourne, mems work; 10 sIrd equa advantage
TO each M mber and to extend relief to those OF ts
members or their families who may need assistance "
Il NAV be proper also TO state. that III con eqnence
Of the nrces cf urne mems work having been re'i'Ic
Ell be INV Whist he Societ, thought just, we have made
out Box of Prices, allowing US better remuneration
for lsbnr go
we ,hirk il hu just announce the names OF those
emp ~ srs who have agreed to give prices inst our
b TX demands and pledge of this, have signed,
their names These have their Furniture manufactured
BIZ io,rreynen who belong said Society, and not BY
boys sitnCrther.
In Lr4ndrd -Phales Throop H. Logan 10
Charles Koones
=, Uaskington-!ames K: Plant J NIL. Grips
DAME. johnson 4 w. Thompson
Samuc, Kirby J. J Williams
T., Georpeto,o,l Richard Brown Uriah tyde
Stevens y Reagan John Dixon
| Alexandra, Nov IL. lS3l-3t
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ROBERT BAlLY, Trustee.
70 the Public

s7AvI\G observed in the Gazette of ester''ayan adj
IL vertsement, which appears to have been inserted
ut the instance Of Club, termed the " Columbia Ca
binct Makers Society,", the truly " benevolent ten
dency Of which seemingly, is to guard the citizens OF
the District in their purchases ct Furniture, but, o.
tensibly 10 operate against my own and other tstao'
Iishments for daring to have, in their estimation, the
trmart, of refusing submit to their d.ctston and
governsnce III the management OF my business
The Society state that SIN consequence of the re-
ducon of prices for j,urneymen's wIrk, they have
made out Book Of PrIcesi' when in fact. they are
we'll aware that no reduction Of their wages has taken
place for the last ten year; hut, the contrary! an
advance Of least twenty per cent; while the prices u
Manufactured Furniture has in propoftionate rstio
aecreas, q IN price.
The Socict, think it but just TO announce the names
of those employers who have lin some instances from
msnformaiion) submitted TO their dctaton, and would
fam prescribe those VIA dare undertake the manage
men, Cftheir own business, unraHmeedb any pledges
And for self, can, with my boys. as termed ny
them (though have jaurneymen equal to any OF the
Society manufacture Cabinet Furniture, IN all us
branches of equal if not superior eieganc: and drao'
ty TO any of the enumerated employers, with the oes'
work men of thi, truly proscriptve (misnamed oens
voent) Socicyi con6rmso'y of which assertion wou
invite those wanting superior Cabinet Furniture. 10 Cal
at my Establishments in Washington and Alexandria
and examine for The msclves, as am prepared 10 ur
nsh House, wholly, or in part, with every essenta
article Of Furniture at short notice, and certainty a
LESS PRICES than those who they make 1t appear ps!
! higher prices for manufacturing.
JAMES GREEN.
AInxa l.i. Nov Ill
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BY GEORGE WHITE.
OYy Goods 3ule

oS eNSNo r'thc'
IN Thursday, the l7th inst at 10 o'clock. 4. ".
Twill be sold, at my Auction Rooms, all inyo'ce
s.asonable
DRY GOODS,
lust received per steam, Columbia and ordered tor
sale without limits; consisting, in part.of
pieces superfine cloths, assorted c"Iors
II 4" cas,imeres do do
" cassinctts
1 case fancy prints and coors
Italian utestrings and bombazetfes
Merino, cashmere and silk shaw Is and sesrfs,
sorted col rs
Bandana and cotton hdkfs
Sewing silks
Cotton balls; packs pins
Gilt and metal buttons
Brown and bieached shirtings and sheetings
Csmbricks and ginghams
Black, green and crIm-on circassian
Silk velvet and vest patterns
Hue, black and gro de Nap silks
Black silk hdkfs, &C. sc.
Terms Of sac-for all of $50 and under, Cash,
over $50, credit Of months for approved endorsed
notes nov IL
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-14

We believe we have mentioned en- PEASANT that
a. election was going ON Tor members OF assem-
~, county officers, &c. We learn that the polls
do,d last night. Little more than half the num-
pof votes we're taken, which might have been
ooied There has been no contest. The hun
dtyd, Of officers Of the United States whose bread
depeHd' upon the maintenance Of the existing
y4le of things at Washington; the hundreds OF
,a'e officers, who fight for the Regency, and the
A,laGd and ten who feed at the public crib, be-
as ajaays organized. and always in the field,
ave had pretty much their own way, as It by The
Damon consent Of the substantial part'of our
lilsns The number Of votes taken, is about
non Its supposed the Tammany majority
MI Be three or four thousand. As there was no
regularly organised opposition. the only marvel
1, hat the majority is not twice a. great. The
'aoop Of triumph ringing from old Tammany,
Means Just nothing at ail.--N. Y. Com.
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SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA. On. c.


ARRIVED, NOVEMBER 10,
Schr. Columbia, Smith, New York, to Stephen
Shnn, assorted cargo for the District.
Schr Friend to Peace, Fendall, Charleston,
Via. Norfolk; molasses and rice to Benz Fen
dali.
Schr. Two Williams. Holiday, Philadelphia;
coal to Geo. Johnson 4 Co.
Schr. Susan, Arnold, Nan emoy; tobacco and
wheat to master.
Schr. Sarah Ann, Ellis, Newburn, n. C.; tar
aud lumber to master.
SAILED,
Brig Tribune, Staples. New Orleans.
Schr. new England. Linscomb, Portland.
Brig Union, Jordan, hence a. Boston, Sth INST.
schr. Mendoza. from haiItay. t1r this port,
was spoken Nov. e, lat. So. long. 70.
Sluop Charles Williams, Woodward. cleared
at Phil. for this port i0th INST.
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Yhomas Gr0iner, NJ. d.
SURGEON DENTIST,

MAS the honor to inform las fellow citi gems, that,
having returned from Paris, where. for the last
two years. he his been studying Dentistry under one
Of the most experienced and celebrated gentlemen OF
the profession he tenders his services Ia the public,
and hopes BY his attention and skill, to merit patron
age.
Or G hs. brought with him large assortment OF
natural and most approved porcelain Teeth which lat
ter, BY their superior manufacture resemble SO nearly
the n,tura teeth to be undis,ngushsbie from th m
when placed ia the mouth
Persons who have, by cancer or other disease. lost
their noses. lie will supply with artificial, either Gre.
clan OF IlGnsB that cannot be distinguished from
lursl noses A specimen may be ut his house on
Penn yvsna venue, between 9Th and l0,h streets,
Wa hi gton City.
nov -d3m
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BY GEORGE WHITE.
SuperiOr Dubious Roots
HT aU[TWN..

u yTUC/IU.V.
4 HAVE received. by the last arrival from Amster-
L dam, and direct from thu celebrated garden Of n.
Kre!sge of iIaarsm near that city,s box containing
complete assortment of th. choicest. full grown
double and single lyscnths double and single vsre.
gated tulips, rsnuucuus crown Imperiais, ere And
shall dispose of the same, at auction, Tuesday the
18th INST at my Auction Rooms commencing NJ II
o'clock A. ~. Catalogues may be hsJ; and the Roots
examined on Monday morning
III Private Sale.
An additional supply OF Drawer Toilet Glasses.
very cheap nov b
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-14
Valuable furniture at.sMction:

aluNble Furniture at auction:
On SATURDAY, I2fh inst. at 10 O'Clock, H.. M
NNIlLI be- SOLD at the rrsldenc- OF the late Mrs y,
w r Hooe, in that part Of the Town Of Alexandris
called the Village, all her
HOUSEHOLD & KITCHEN FURNITURE,
Consist ny IN part Of
Mahogany ch,irs sidebosrds, tables
bureau sofas, handsome pier glasses
eight day clock
/ Brussels and Other carpets
Androns, sho, ell and tongs, Brass Tenders
Several excellent festbe beds
Mahngan, anil other tedsteads
fl great voriety Of SILVER PL4TE.
Together with an Extensive assortment Of XII rCHEN
FURNI rURE, and
AN EXCELLENT MICH cow.
Terms Of sale = For all ,ums of $50 and UNDER cash,
ov or $780, credit Of four months will be given for ap.
proved endorsed notes I. W HEWITT.
Executor of F. r. Hooe, deceased.
novs GEO. WHITE, Auct.
~ The above sale is postponed till Satur-
day, the 18th instant. when it will positively 'aks
place. SEo WHILE
nov IA
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realea Prop0sais

b. a. me- nGs for . s Ss ,he
ptuc proner,, at the lower end of Duke street, TOR
,wn wears from the above late. The applicants tor
che stone Wareh use and Wharf will state separately
the price for each piece Of property For particulars
Al, applicants are referred to me
nov I2-tI6th WIN FbifSH'o a.
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Dancing school.

AIR. GENEIEs respectfully informs the LADIES' and
I\l gentlemen of Alexandria that he VIII open us
Dancing School at his Room as soon as ne oota,' SUI
,Ler children instructed will please to subscribe their
name. subscription lis, is left at The Gazette Head
ing Room. WV -
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-14

4, IN, Dresent adjourned term ct the Circuit
,nr, Gr the County of Washington, d. T. the
srouing persons we're convicted and sentenced
L1n Smith. theft. Peuitentiary one year.
y,o,y Ashton, (coI'd) theft. do three years
Harriet smith, ,col'd) theft, do do.
Ilf,d Rounds. tcal'd) theft, do two years.
Rri Bell, cord theft, do two years.
Linn Osrns, horse stealing do two years.
l.o, Young. theft, do three years.
Wesley Hobbs. theft, do DO
lac broaden. theft. do one year.
Iln Taylor, ,col'dl horse stealing do three
Iers.
Nelson Semmes, (coi'd) theft. do do.
Eoataa II. Pet,is. perjury, do five years.
Six White, aud Six CoOred.
Zen Males aud Two Females.
Tsoo, the above have served oft their regu-
n term, previously in other penitennaries; and
az. il Is believed, has been twice convicted OF
rn,s hi, being his third sentence.
GeorgeiO'cn Col,
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NJ \ II RI H. n.

ABeiefeId, Prince Georges county, Md, on
Tuesday evening, tue 9Th instant, by the Rev.
Nj. swan, DR.. rHnMAs II. CLAGEIT, Of Lees
hF; Va. to Miss CHRISTIAN, daug liter oil
bNsNS OoES. Esq. of the former place.
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.ro,i,e is hereby gwen,

FENiIAT app icstion has been made for renewal of
4 Certificate, NO $50 for twenty shares Of stock
in the Fire Insurance Company of Alexandra, stand
ing IN The of Neh mish Carson tn, same having
bees lost or rAisiad, and lated goth September,
$50 oct 0-wSw
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V.esiMenta Count

REGIMEN rAI. Court of Inquiry for the lat Regi'
meot. % Brigade, v. y. c. will be held on We'd
n..da,. the lsta inst at 10 A. at the Indian Queer
Tavern when any fine mposedby the Ba'talisn Courts
will. 20. good cause shown. be RENTED "rde'
WI :" dish GEO BRENT, Adjt
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-14
BY GEORGE WHITE.
Grocery E.s blishment

F1NHE, subscriber intending to discontinue me Gro.
cery business, offers for sale without reserve. his
store. corner of King and ST. As, ph Streets edo
II slny the 10Th inst. all his remaining
Stock of Groceries, Shop Furniture, &C. &c.
ar Sale to Commerce al ~ O'Clock. y 81
J MES G. LAkENAE.
nov II GEO WHITE, auct.
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Commercial. We have been favored with the
following extract from the St. Iago Diaric, being
an order for the admission into that port Of rice,
beans, peas and Indian corn, at one half the rate
of duty hitherto paid.-N T. Msr.
TRANSLATION.
certify that have received from the superin-
tendant Of the Treasury of this District, order
dated the Slst Of respecting the hurricane
of the 18th Of that month, which among other
things, saws as follows:-
II have ordered aud decreed, lowing to the
destruction of all kinds of small grains and pulse,
by the said hurricane, that Rice, Beans, Peas,
and Indian Corn, be admitted by paying only
one half the duties exacted by the present Tariff
This order to remain IN force sufficient period
of time, or until other means of relief in contem-
plation can be carried INTO effect"
In virtue of which decree Of his excelency the
Intendant Of this province.I order this to be pub
lshed.-Done at ST. Jago de Cuba, Sept. II,
1881. FLORENCIO MONTREAL.
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COMMERCIAL.

LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE-Oor. 1.
With good supply Of Wheat, Oats and Dat.
meal from Ireland, for last Tuesdays market,
we had an improved demand for new Irish Wheat,
at decline from our last quotations, of I'd
to Sd per 20 ID. Oats were also Id per bushel,
and Oatmeal fully to 9s per sack cheaper. In
dian Corn Is per quarter lower. In other articles
no alteration.
Friday EUsning, Sept. s0-Flour and Dat
meal move off slowly without any change 10
prices. The bonded market remains perfectly
inanimate.
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l)I Z D..

hhs residence in Prince William on the Goth
-1''', Nc. TEMPLE Foucu. recently a citizen
Fi'Odoan. The deceased was an honorable
d" '7,lIht mau-coyrect and affable in his de-
''I"''i through life, and highly esteemed by
WISE best acquainted with him.
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s>oHee
il Card.

u SOrN.
, MID the many unpleasant sensations by which the
society have of hate. been ath 'cted (wnch nome
nrobabI, more than m, Sc gret and connected with
which many, very many, important bearings have been
powerfully enacted, II is gratifying for me to know
tina, have Meth aided sanct ned nor allotted IN the
one nor individually, gave lau,e for the other
Ard with upIifted hands. and clear COM cence' !
am sill, upon the vista OF time, pursuing lawful and
pescef avocs,ion, and respe ctfuiiv solicit con'nu-
ance of pubic confidence and support.
haze just received
1000 81 Augustine oranges
So Id palm nuts
S bbls ground peas
10 boxes lemons
sou cocoa nuts
With general assortment at
Confectionery and Children's Toys.
,ov,ASt JOHN HEPBURN.
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'i''''h'r Revolutionary Hero has gone.-Ge-
''a PULP Van CoURrLANDr died at his seat
y" 1e North River, at eight o'clock on Sunday
,'en'ns last. at the advanced aye Of 80 wears.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-14

r. marble column prepared for the monument
|, N. late Thomas Adds Emmett has arrived al
! y,,g. ,plua, conveyed ST. Paul's Church
4 ,,h.,c;, i, to be erected. 1t is a splendid
a, marble 81 feet long aud weighing ga
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-14
vrustee's sale

TINDER the authority of deed f trust, executed
u on the 18th day Of August, 1926. BY John Lewis
an! Fances F. l., wis his wife end recorded IN thr
Clerks Office Of Prince " Iam County Court, VIII
sell, by public auction, at Bren sve on the first SION
day IN Janar, that being Court day tor ready money
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TRACT OF LAND called sTEPNEY,

in Prince William County. being the same whereon
John evils nov resides, which mas conveyed by ssio
lewis and sf tn the sub crbsr, Trustee, to secure
certain debts therein mentioned.
Such title vested in the subscriber by the deed
IF will be conveyed to the purchsser It is beev
ed to be urquc stioLabe.
Oct l8-ts ROBERT BhILY, irustec'
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ALEXANDRIA. DC.
- y0gyiyG, S0PEuBER II. 1881.

-, pyOiosioa. The steamboat Cyys-
N'''.S Guy. employed in carrying the mail
(, 'i''I instruct and Potomac Creek, when
'''a . - miles below this town on Friday
pr " moi with an unfortunate accident.
s''5 'I ~ .tooOcJ, either to landor take some
!: ''1' -" ,,.n one of her boilers burst, by
s'ens'''' -, one Of the iiremen, black man,
.". ~ We do not believe that any other
: ''g all injured. Accidents OF this ma
r''n .,,remely rare with the steamboats, EN-
,,o this river.
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New Way GoHdS otrre.
COPARTNERS HIP.
Fy1IIE sub, cr,oers have taken the stor, house cen
4 " occupied by ,ic'srs scott aud Maddox and as
soc;ated themselves IN business under the i'm OF
WRIGHT AND MADDOX
They have received u, late arrivals from Ph''sdel-
pha and New York ahanlsume and general assortment
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
to the exoma ,ion viii they invite their friends and
the public generally
Their stock consists in part OF
Super and common blue and black cloths
DO brown, olive, and Mulberry do
Do light Gre, and xior,l m xed do
Cassmrrcs Of various coiors
Rose and point blankets
Nhte. red, green aud yellow hanneis
Plain ant figured scarlet do
Ah4n,lspme assortment of merino scarts and
shawis, scarlet, crimson white and black, some
very sup. rior
Tribe, wool, silk Grape and gauze fancy hand
kerchiefs
French and English merinoes
Circassans and bombazets
Blue and brown goats hair camblets
Init ,tiOn AMI plaid do
printed A ,or cloth baize do table covers blue and
green hearth. rugs
Mst,eoni's genuine Italian iusirIng
Imitation do 90
eros de Naples, various co!ors
F.orenccs and sstns do do
Vorsoyenne new article for ladies' dresse
Grape de Ly ons and ustres
Prints in great variety
Silk worsied and cotton hosiery
Bonnet, belt. and guard Ribbons, some extra qua
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DOMESTIC GOODS
Satttnetts bed king. oiesched aud brown sheet
ings and shrtings, cotton osnaeurgs
Cheeks, gnghams, furniture and penitentiary
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