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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-04-12
Sa e6oge .Ne6m8~
PORT or RICHMOWD.
ARRIVED.


Packet sclr Hornet, Gould, from New York with undrles
to Bagws, Smith & Hannah, NJ MiEhe Ellis Lancas-
ter, Cenby CO. Sweeny, Peyton, Hubbard e. Gardner
Otis, Dunlop g. co, p Taylor, Hall g. Moore, Binford;
Br1o CO, Baldwin, Ives CO, w & Kyle co. Anderson
Nichols, l. n Bancroft, Sinon r n Jenkins Nj Valen
tine Webb s CO, NJ Gordon, Wilson, D Mcdonald S
CLARKE Nelson CO, Perkins Harris, Wadron Hen
Ty, anderson, Workman & NcGruder Wadworth and VIII
lam STaon Dunley and Bu!kiey, Belt Price and co. J
n Eusiace, Rust, Thomason, Puney, Holt and Ross
Bosher, l. Duhain Allen
Steamboat John Morris Hibbad, from Norfolk with sun.
dries TO Petcolas and co, OTIS, Dunlop and co.
SAILED.
Schr Emulous Blanchard, for Chareoh -four and tobacco
Schr Margaret, LathoTP, for New YORK. coal and tobacco
Schr Blllow, Stubbs for Boston, with -four
Schr Little john, Smith, FOR New York, with coal.
Sch Planter, Spcer, for New York, -four tobacco.
SchT Oscar, Green, for Baltimore, with coal.
SlOop Sally, Green, for Baltimore, with coal
Steamboat Potomac jenkins, for Washington via Norfolk
with freight and passengers
NEW YORK, April 8-Cd, :cbr Richmond Packet, Libby,
Richmond ~
Ard, schrs EG,r Fordbam, and EIezabstb and Rsbscca
Rsby both from Richmond.
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Esq Davenport, .alyess s. Go.
THURSDAY

GROCERlES.-At huff past 9 o'clock. at our
snctlon store, an assortu. of Groceries.
4 ASTlNG SLIPPERS Just received. Ladies'
EA Lasting Slippers-suprrior to any ever before
offered-a
GRANNIsS, SON g. BROTHERS.
ap IL Shoe and Comb Store,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-04-12
BiGGER'S PRIZE OFFICE.

Union Canal Lottery, No. Another
Splendid Sch me-Drawing to be received at Ie
o'clock TO-DAY.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-04-12
FUTURE DAYS.

FUTURE DAYS.
Ry Lancaster, Denby s. Co.
TOMORROW
TkoCERiES Commencing ut half past 9
o'clock, we shall sell at store valuable assert
men of Groceries, among which ar
% barrels no 3 uackerel
3! hhds prime English Island molesacs
90 bags Java cofIhc
90 do Porto Rico DO
Is boxes chocolate
% do claret wine
10 casks Marsees MADEIRA wine
barrels porter
10 hhde Porto Rico sugars
pipe Holland gin
boxes Havana sugar
,fepper, Pimento, ginger, teas. whiskey, brandy,
saltpere, &r. &c.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-04-12

u The following gentlemen were appointed Con-
terees on the part of the Senate viz: Messrs Booker
Mason McComas of Wythe, Morgan & Paueson.
IN which they were appointed by the Chair.l
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-04-12
CAPITALS

IIcKets ., HnIVes 80 Quarters l IS.
~ T0r sale ut the Exchange and Lottery Office
OF T1OS. BIGGER
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-04-12

A N APPRENTICE is wanted at the Wing Of
IA fee. boy between ID and l6, of good charac-
ter. who can read aud write. will alone be taken
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-04-12
H d s. IT.

FHSHlS DAY, at 12 O'clock the drawing of the
z Unon Canal Lottery. 9TH Class, will be receiv.
ed at my office.
Capital Prize, S2o,ooo!!!
Also prize "f $4,000, / of 5000. of ,00o
of 5000, of 2.o00, of I,0o0, &c Sc &c
Tickets only S5-Ilaives So 5O--Quartrrs 81 2s.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-04-12
T. | e G. @.

~ This thorough bred horse viii, stand
I'D the ensuing season at my farm called Ma
'G9 chumps, in the county of Hanover, miles
~ from the court house and IS from Rich.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-04-12

Returned 10 New Ken County Court Clerks Office the 9Th
day "f January, 1881, entered orduIs u law.
aD i2-3tc JAMES STANi-ER D. G..
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TREE-HILL RACES.


TEVIIE first Spring Meeting will commence the
y second Tuesday in May next, 10 of the month
LIST day-SwccPstoke-miIe heats--entrgnce s 90
half forfeit.
SUBSCRIBERS:
! JNo. MlNGE, JNo NJ Boris
2 o. ?. Hare, Tns BRANcu.
VIM II MlNGE, o 3. MooDY
JNo ID. KERBY, 10 WV. e wrcEus,1.
5 J. NJ. SEIprS II ARMsrRoSc.
WIN WYN.E. 70 Cu G.. GRAvEs
% day Propretor's Purse-two mile beats-s3oo
Sd day-Jockcy Club Purse s ,OoO--four mile
heats
9TH day--Postsake-providc four or more sub
scbers are obnined at $50 each, to be added 10 the
purse Of $3.50.
From the number Of horses expected at Tree.
Ill., it is probable during the week some interesting
races may be made and run
]. n. seldom, Proprietor.
n. 3. There is now open Sweepstakc for 8 years
od--cntTance S lOO--4 subscribers reuuircd-ibree
already down-to close the 1st ofApril- mile heats)
mar i2-2aw9l :. NJ. S,
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Liquor Colourinp.

--rre,r ''fuOi NOlOuflDg.
ooi received per schr Oscsr from, po..or
- 30 kegs Colourine-for sale nv '' "oS'oD'
mar - ), V. WILCOX Jr. 6. 90
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-04-12

GOV. Dr. n B'JIJ Z,
BarboursvilIe, Feb. LIST, 1881, feb
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NOTICE.

a APERA Observation-Disclosures superior Opera
W Boots-Just received, and for sale at
ap 10 GRANNiSS. SON & BROTHERS.
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.M4JV4GERS' OFFYrE.
4 Union CANAL LOTTERY, Glass No
" 10 be received TO DAY

CO &C &C.
Tickets So, Halves so, Quarters 25.
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass No 7, to be
avn TO-DAY, and the drawing received on
go
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1831-02-10

Likeness Of Heaven
Agent of nswer
Man is thy victim,
Shipwreck's thy. dover!
Spices and jewels
From valley and sea,
Armjss and banners
Are buried in thee!
What are the riches
OF Mcxico's minos,
To the wealth that far down
In thy deep waters shines
Thy proud waves that cover
The conquering west
Thou fling'st them to death
With one heave of thy breast!
From the high hills that view
Thy wreck. making shore,
When the bride Of the mariner
Shrioks at thy roar;
When, Iiko lanbs in tho tempest,
Or news in the blast.
O'erthy ridge broken pillows
The cavass 10 cast
How humbling 10 one
With heart and soul,
To look on thy greatness
And List 10 It's roll
To think how that heart
In cold ashes shall be,
While the voice Of Eternity,
Rises from thee.
Yos whore are Che cities
p OfThebes and ofTyrs;
Swept from the nations
Like sparks from the FIRE;
The glory Of Athens,
The spiendor Of Rome,
Dissolved land forever
Like dow in thy foam.
But thou art Almighty,
Eternal--snblino--
Upweakcned --unwasted-
Twin brother of Time
Fleets, tempests, nor natione
Thy glory can how,
AZ the stars first beheld thee,
Still chainless art thou.
But hold when the surges
No longer shall roll,
And that ornaments length
Is drawn back as scroll;
Then-thep shall tho spirit
That sighs by thee now,
BE, more mighty,--more lasting
More cha'nloss than thou.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1831-02-10

MATRIMoNY. Mr.. Farnam, ofAd-
ans, in the County of Berkshire. has
introduced new bill into the Eouss of
Representatives Of this State, to reeu-
late Matrimony. 1t provides tn 4 eSch
person, under q years Of age, on an
plying to Minister or Magistrate b.
be married, shall produce the wr;ften
consent oflis or her pa<snt - eisarJ6n-
and the present px5Eskmenf is to b
discontinued. Bos. Pallad.
There is sect Of Christians IN Ph;l-
adelphia who do not allow themsstvc,
to eat animal food, and believe that the
soul is transferred through the body.
and that the contamination Of any mem
ber is the annihilation Of such a portion
Of the soul. ~
An infant was frozen to death, on
the night of the 18th inst. in cellar in
Fourth, between Shippen and Plum
streets, in the District Of Southwark. in
Philadelphia.
Mrs. Pierce, an aged female, rcsid-
ing near the Kennel road, Delaware.
perished Of cold on Friday evening
week, at a short distance from her
dwelling.
WARNING TO BACHELORS. The male
population of Vermont exceeds the
number of females, by more than 200 |,
A Rhinoceros, imported into Pb;l.d.,
phis, was sold in that city last week- -.
$4100. '''
LrrERARr.-Among the WORKS of ;nss,.
est advertised in the London Journals. we
notice a History Of the late Rcsolution J.,
France, BY the Rev. Artsiny Johnson: !: and
Cro'y's biography Of George Nv.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-08
c o N G r E s s.

The following are the standing Committees of
the SENATE for the present session.
Foreign Reiations.--Messrs. TaZewell, White,
Ming, Forsyth. Bell.
fmanes.-Messrs. Forsyth, Dudley, Silsbee,
Johnston. Wilkins.
Manufactures. Dickerson, Clay,
Knight, Miller, Seymour.
agriculture. -Messrs. Seymour, Brown, Moore,
Hanna, Waggaman.
Mhlary 36airs. -Messrs. Benton. Barnard.
troup. Clay, Kane.
Hiiia.--Messrs. Barnard, Frelinghuysen,
clayton. Prentiss, waggaman.
hacdl .if@r.-Messrs. Hayne, Tazewell,
Robbins. Webster, Blob.
, paode Ln,ds.-Messrs. King, Ellis Holmes,
HOoauson, Hanna.
Fnrafe Land Ciaims.-Messrs. Kane, Maui
aain, Prentiss, Rugsles. Hendricks.
indian 5fars. -Messrs. White, Troup, Poin-
uexter, Benton. Wilkins.
D. Caams-Messrs. Rugsles, Bell, Naudain,
Brown, Moore.
1ud'eiary-Messrs. Marcy, Hayne, Webster,
frelinghuysen, Grundy.
Post Offices and Post Roads. -Messrs. Grun-
~ Ellis, Hill, Ewing, Tomlinson.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-08
SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF aLEXaNDRL3. ~, c.

Arrived at Baltimore, 9th, Steamboat Frede-
ricksburg, Jenkins, from Alexandria; experience
ed rough and boisterous passage. Saw brig
ashore on Ken, Island and two or three small
craft The brig made signal. but 1t could not
be discerned. There are so or 40 small craft,
among which are two topsail schooners and two
pilot boats, lying in the Patuxent.
Schr Columbia, Smith, cleared at New York
for this port Sd.
Schr Elizabeth & Rebecca, Risley, cleared
at Norfolk for this port Sd.
Sloop Charles Williams, Woodward, hence a,
Philadelphia Sd.
Sloop Neptune. Garrison, cleared at PhiIadel-
phia for this port 5th.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-08
Price of Produce IN .dieraadr1a yesterday, from
Waoo,s and YesSels.

FLOUR The closing OF the navigation has
caused an inactivity in our market, and sales have
been made from stores at IS 90, 5 02, and CO,
Notwithstanding which, the wagon price, so far,
this week, has kept up to 0s. and in some in
stances fraction more has been paid. This un-
usual state Of things may, in some measure, be
accounted for by the smallness Of our receipts.
Our stock, at the close Of last week, was esti-
mated at about 5000 barrels. Yesterday, She
nandoah Flour brought from so to5 so, from
wagons.
WHEsr.-Ou Monday, $500 bushels of wheat
were sold at 05.
WooD.-Fortunately, on the day before our
navigation closed, there arrived from $50 to 500
cords of Wood; yet we understand Oak Wood
sold yesterday at S rs, retail.
WAGON PoRK.-Monday, the price of Pork
from wagons was 47s 80; Tuesday, IS;
yesterday, Is. sales. The receipts have been
unusually small.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-08

Corn Erchmge-Prices of Flour advanced.
chiefly in consequence of the early setting in of
winter and closing Of The Western Canals; fair
demand prevails for all sorts. The closing prices
were IS 62a Is for common Southern brands;
E 6 Is for Howard street; 700 bills Baltimore ex-
ira sold at IS; 500 bbls. Richmond country. to
arrive 5 IS; 500 bbls Philadelphia. at 5 62a; a
small lot of Troy was sold on Saturday at IL,
and Western brands. least esteemed, at lS to
6 81 for fancy brands; Rye Flour and Corn Meal
are lower. The arrivals of wheat were very
small. Good qualities are very much wanted by
the starch makers, who bought the only lot OF
Western at 1SS cts and parcel OF Virginia at
1IS cts, which prices could be easily obtained
again. Rye closed at sscts, round corn at 6lcts;
a cargo prime Maryland corn weighing So lbs.
sold at So cts. Barley maintained ITS highest
price. A cargo sold at 1874 cts.
Frsghts. find more encouragement
for Europe and especially for France.
Exchange and Money. export specie by
the packets of December 1st amounted to about
100000, almost wholly to London. To France
little was sent, as the quantity of produce now
shipping to that country. supplies the market with
bills. The rate Of insurance on specie to Eu-
rope has advanced per cent New dollars
were quoted 10 our London price Currents by the
York at 40 per o.; a decline Of i'd. The
pressure on the money market Is much as it has
been for some weeks.
~: T. Jar. Com. Dec. 5th.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-08

the benefit Of the Parish within whose limits such
slaves may be found, sum not less than ten,
and not more than twonty dollars, for each and
every slave so remaining, and for each and every
day said slaves may remain thereafter, to be re-
covered before any Court Of competent jurisdic-
ton.
Sec. IL. Be il further enacted. sc. That ali
slaves that are on their way to this state, for
sale, and which shall arrive therein within twelve
DAYS. after the PRONUNCIATION OF this act, from sea;
and within six days by land or the river, shall be
transported from the state BY the owners thereof
within five days from their arrival therein under
pain Of mourning the penalties oil the third section
of this act.
SEC. IS. BE it further enacted &c. That this
act shall not be 80 constructed as to apply to any
slave or slaves coming in, and departing with any
traveller; or to the slaves Of any citizen OF this
state. who before the FORMULATION of this act
were removed out of the limits of the state, for
any temporary purpose, and with view to bring
them back; but should it appear within i've years
thereafter, that any slave slaves thus introduce
ed had not been in this state before, or was not
bona fde the property Of the person SO introduce
ing them, at the time they quilted the state, du.
ring their absence, and when they were brought
back, then the person who shall have SO introduce
ed such slaves shall be liable to all the penalties
of this act.
SEC. ID. find be it further enacted, &c.
That any citizen of this State who has slaves
now on the route to this State, and who is him.
self absent may make the necessary oath after his
arrival ia this State; and in the mean time his
agent may make oath of the facts before the Pa
rish Judge as before enacted, and retain the
slaves in his possession until the arrival Of the
owner.
Sec Is. find BE- it further enacted; That if
any simulated sale or contract of any kind be
passed for the purpose Of evading the provisions
of the 18th section, the parties to such sale or
contract shall be liable TO all the pains and pen
alties imposed in the 9TH section OF this act, and
the slave or slaves shall in like manner be emit
tied to their freedom, and be disposed Of accord
ingy.
SEQ l6. Be it further enacted. That every
person taking false oath under the provisions
OF the present act shall be held to be guilty Of
the crime of perjury, notwithstanding any def
milton of the said Crime of perjury to the contra
nv, and on conviction thereof shall be liable to all
the penalties of the crime of perjury in such case
made and provided.
6-eoSt
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-08

Some apprehensions exist among our citizens
relative TO the safety of the US. vessel, the Aytph,
which was sent to cruize on tine Coast of Flori-
ia, FOR the protection Of the Live Oak TIMBER
The connections Of the officers on board that yes.
Vel have received no intelligence concerning her,
later than the middle Of August, and if any other
persons should be in possession Of later informa.
Ton, they will relieve the prevailing anxiety BY
making it public. Jour.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-08

-. State Of Georgia is unanimously re-
Vast -" General Jackson, because be
rns =" a ~ be hostile to the doctrines OF Mr.
saPP''d his friends, we learn by the follow
h'an '1' # proceedings Of the Legislators OF
F(Ol ,;n,' that they are disposed for that
10 ,,,,on to discard him! :. ,,ox so
" ras SOUTHERN TINES OF NOV. ~
f'1 S,nr AND COUNfERPLOT
,,sned last night. A notice was
rhe scene ~ n in the State House, summonins
psfdE II those friendly to the re election q
'eeiln ,t, - in the Senate Chamber last night
JSfA' .E a meeting accordingly took place:
o eIU.% ssneral attendance Of the members OF
aver Judge Huger was called to the
u hOuN AR. Pettisru introduced string of
BAR aHu ,nnroyius the administration OF Gen.
s,oluuO" nd nominating him for reelection
II II"o Henry Deas made a MOTION as a SUD .
l1 sr Wr. Pettigru's. to the effect that 1t was
Fuie i -. now to act upon the subject. A warm
FslpeuHI discussion ensued, in which Judge
|fd se' Wsssrs. Harrison. Speer, Levy and L.
Ealln' ~ ,"ok mart On one side, and Mess. Deas,
(SllIn a" Batter, Duuklu, and Wardiaw on the
|b'f' III mo,ion was made for adjournment,
Ne asS;sd with a request for the members pre-
'0n s,,or Of the immediate nomination OF Zen
90! u a. - remain. The motion was carried,
IIieA''I ;"s,,ntaneous call was made for meeting
81 a. y. onposed to the immediate nomination, IN
%~' 's Hall. The question OF NOM
be Mp,'. then nut in the Senate Chamber, and
'l'i% h Nv Nv !, vote of IS. In the Representative
y .n SS.r the Hon. II. Deas was called to the
Y nn', and il vas ascertained upon acall OF the
nAl'' ,t l there were present Sc members. The
S Using resolution was then introduced by COL
,.,,,on and carried nen, con.
p S.'oIrsL That The State Of South Carolina,
:. ,agared in contest for great Coasfifa.
' D', r;5hfs and interests Of paramount tmror'
r IL, iasrpsdisnf al this time 10 ineolOe her
D y, Jtvggles of Ike Presidential election, or to
s ! y, her 10 u.y particular candidate"
= .re we're IS members absent from both meet.
- II all had been present the vote would
" y beeu in about the same proportion. Meas
:. were taken to obtain the opinions OF those
'" and thew will hereafter be given.
". have only time 10 say, that Col. Preston's
..Iu,On speaks the sentiments Of South Carroll.
: Let Gen. Jackson and the national Re
abc,n MonopoIi.ts and Consolidatonists look
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-08

Roads aad Caaais.-Messrs. Hendricks, Poip.
dexter, Hill, Mangum. Sprague.
Pensions.--Messrs. Foot, Chambers, Mangum,
Buckner, Sprague. :.
District Of Columbia. -Messrs. Chambers,
Tyler. Holmes, Clayton, Miller.
Contingent Fund.-Messrs. Knight, Dudley,
Tomlinson.
Engrossed BiRs.-Messrs. Robinson, Ewing,
Buckner.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-08
:. M. & 3. ". Janney

5. M. & 3. n. Janney
VIAVE lately removed to the Warehouse formerly
III occupied by Lindsay, Hill Y Co. at the foot OF
King street, and offer for sale
25 h hd n New s.. Orleans Sugar.
40 bbls superior New Orleans molasses
81 bags Rio lcofF.e
100 do ST Domingo
s chests imperial tea
$50 sacks extra filled Liverpool salt
half pipes lChoice Old L. p. Madeira
40 quarter casks Wine
40 cases, containing doz'n each do do
S do do Burgundy Mad do
do Sicily Madeira 90
do Vidonia renerfe 90
IS baskets Champaign
so boxes Malaga lemons
100 barrels No 3 mackerel
100 kegs pure white lead
$50 do Mol do
barrels Boston mess beef
10 do Mol do
200 bolts PhGaix Mill fax canvass
Cotton yarn, assorted; carpet chain
Cotton seine twin, cotton bats, &c &c.
dec
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-08
SALES AT AUCTION.
Trustees SNIe

TINDER the authority Of deed Of trust, e3eH&e6
u on the 18th day Of August, 1915. by John Lewis
and snces r. Lewis his wife, and recorded in the
Clerks Office OF Prince William County Court viii
SELL by public suction, ut Bren, svle the rst Mon
day. in JANUARY that being Court day, for ready msoeys
y Inoi~tr 0f
TRACT OF LAND called STEPNEY,
in Prince william County. being the ssne .ht reon
John Lewis now resides which sss essveyedb b, ssld
Lewis and wife to the SUBJ crber, - Trustee, to ours
certain debts therein mentioned.
Such title - vested IN the subscriber by the deed
Of trust win be conveyed to the pureaaser,it beev-
Cd to be unquestioLable.
Oct IL It's ROBERT BAIY. Trustee.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-08
Warmers Hank Vt ~iieXauAri Ia
n...,,Ior 1901

VUVHE Stockholders in this Institution are hereby no.
tilted that an Election Of thirteen Directors for
the ensuing year will be held at their Banking House
on Monday, the I'd day Of January next
JOHN HOOFF, Cashier.
dec 8-wtE
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-08

Fresh FaAA u Winter Goods.
w. II. THOMPSON & Co.
VUAVE Just received q further supply Of SEASON.
III able DRY GOODS Having been purchased
principally auction since the decline in prices. they
can offer many articles much lower than ususl among
them will be found
Extra saxony cloths and cassimeres. q large -.
sortment)
Satinetts of oil colors and qualities
Red, white, yellow and green fanneas
SO inch superior white WEIGH do
So and So green baise
g. - 104, ia, ~ 4 and 10 rose blankets
g. and 8 4 stripe, Dufil and Aacknsw do
4 and S point blankets (large size)
So and "a merin0 circsssans
White and c0iOred Canton aannels
Linseys. kerseys, Anshings, together with
variety OF Negro Clothing
.flso,
New style Of dark cambria prints
Mstteoni's superior black Italian ustrinY
Black and colorcd Gro de Naples
Senchews, sarcenets and horences
No. "a to ~ Mantua ribbons
Belt ribbons
Black bombazeens, some very fine
Scarlet, white and black merino shavls and
scarfs, With large assortment Of
Domestic cotton s.irtngs and sheetings
Checks tckings, plaid, &c &c.
For sale. on favorable terms, by the piece Or ynrd
nov 29-eo2w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-08
Rutter. Fam. flour. Mornings

Rutter. Fam. flour. herrlngs.
,.N FlRKIxs prime Shenandoah Butter
CSD 1000 lbs Roll do IN oarreis
10 barrels old Apple Brandy
500 sacks Liverpool Fine Salt
5000 bushels do Ground Alum do
20U barrels No Gross Herings
so do 40 I, 2and Mackerel
$40 tons Plaster Paris
500 barrels prime Shenandoah Flour, the most
approved brands
For sale by FhEDEkiCk fooiE,
Corner Of King aud Fsyette streets
dec Scott
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-08

The EultOr VI Tue ANcW iOik nsehipS Soo'"o
axes leave Of the month Of November, in its
uuuber published on the last day of the month,
in IN article peuaed in h,s characteristic vein, be-
ginning as follows:
"lvopem6er. Thou melancholy month, that
,andest sullenly upon the threshold of the year
-asaunt Thou wailing sprite, whose very
sshs are whirlwinds, and whose groans the gath
.nus Of storms, and all the elements Of tribula-
iOu-hence! Thou art the essence of despair,
mOckirs at shiny DAYS and warm, that were-and
soaring with thy grim and desolating frown the
heritage aud the flowers, yea, all the green and
yeIIuw gai,ies OF nature This is the last of thy
de,esed days, high Heaven be thanked! No
mue, for twelve good months, shall mortals know
thy whitening twilight. thy half way paltering be-
tween October's smile and rough December's
,co~I-thy vile, deceptious bookings here and
there, like some unsettled politician on the fence
December comes. Better to know the worst at
once, to feel the storm in all It's horrors, bursting
aud raging through the worried clouds, than hear
"a dismal, croaking, suicidal howls along the
beudlng wood, the bleak and barren cliff, or cha.
fus wave that growls and grovels on the misty
strand.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-08
W aMted,

WANltU.
A NAN of SOBER steady habits, to act Clerk in
n INV Auction Store. To who can come well
recommended, liberal wages wlli be given
dec GEO. WHITE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-08
Selling of cheap.
BOOTS AND SHOES.

g D. EDISON. wishing to make = change in his
-. business, offers for sale
His ,Dhole stock Of BOOTS IND SHOES,
at very reduced prices. those wanting either, ~
wholesale retail have now opportunity Of sup
plying themselves lower than before in this MAJ.
ket
All those having demands against me are requested
to present them; and those indebted are requested 70
make immediate payment
dec 3-dtf