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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-29
BY GEORGE WHITE.

Valuable Slaves for Sale.
an TUESDAY NEXT, the Sd Of NAY. at 10 A. H
~ in from, of " h'te's Auction Rooms, will be so'd<
on a credit Of three and six months, for notes satsfac-
,orily endorsed, carrying interest from the date,
FOUR SERVANTS,
Conveyed by DR. Peake in trust to the subscribers, viz
lH4RLES, \ man excelien, carriage driver and
mans ger Of horses;
HdRRIET, his wife, seamstress and chamber
maid;
DIN.4H a cook; and
SALLY, a girl about n years Of age.
The G servants are 80 we'll known ne to need no fur
Their descriptions; and being sold for no fault, will BIO
a valuable acquisition to persons wishing such for
their own use. GEO. BRENT,
Z. F. MASON,
GEO. JOHNSON,
Alexandiia, apr PITS Trustees.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-29

JOHN L. afford, Surgeon Dentist,

JOHN L. .4LFORD, Surgeon Dentist,
TsSENDEKs his professional services TO The Inlahit'
ants of Washington City and the District lie
has taken an off CO at the corner Of Sixth street and
Pennsy lvania Avenue. above Mr.. Webb's Lottery Of
fee. and opposite Gadsby's Hotel, where he may be
ounl At ali times really TO perform all ions on
the Teeth. Tic vii! file, plug, clean, and extract de-
cayrd Teeth ard r~an.sini-s roots with care and safety,
upon n new and most approved plan, producing less
pain than the former method. He will also set in ar
iilicisI Teeth, by the set or single one, to resemble the
natural teeth. superior Dcntrifce. for whitening the
teeth and healing the gums, can be had at all times at
his Office.
Th. citizens of Aleyandria are informed that he can
be found every Wednesday ut MIR Newton's Hotel.
where he will be ready to attend to the duties OF his
profe ssion. -,
Ladies waited on at then DIV ,llings. il required. The
moor attended gratis
Washington, 1881 - apr l6
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-29
by GEORGE WHITE.
FurMiture auction.

n Saturday morning, 30,h inst. at 10 o'clock, will
- be sold at Whites Furniture Warehouse on King
street, next door but one TO NJ. n. Days shoe stores
sundry srticles of excellent second hand
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
Amongst which are
Elegant cane seat chairs, several bureaus :
With pillsred front and pier top
2sets dining tables; sideboards, bureaus
Stick and stump chairs
Vinegar in barrels, soap in boxes
With a large assortment Of new mattresses, Of cottons
moss, and hair; with many other articles.
ADDITIONAL ithom Reserve.
! old fashioned Horizontal Londpn-made Gold
Watch. cap'd and jeweilrd Also,
/ eight day clock.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-29
Cabinct,C Chair, and Sofa hianuiac'
tory.

Cabinets Chair, and Sofa hlanuiac-
tory.
9ANES GREEN sbine,mrk and
81 will constantly keep nj his Old stand on Royal
st., Alexandria, e. 1t The corner oflOtit ST., PennsJi
vania, Avenue Washington-a general assortment oi
the mostfa sl,ionable sni lurabie Furniture, which lie
will warrant equal, il act superior IN quality, TO an,
ever oGercdin The jstrict:-Consistingi n part, OIL
Grccisn, wingeland plain wsrdrobes
Gothic, pedestal end and plain sidebosrds
Ditto. with tciiarettsand marbl lie slabs
FrenciaHd plain bureaus
Dressing do with mirrors
Ladies'and Observation-Disclosures BOOKCASES
Picr,sbiesaith marble aud mahogany tops
pillcIand;isw l,n,ng, breakfast and Gard tables
plai do do 90 90 90
Ladies " mrh stand
Shaving and candle TO
Wash stands With mar aud mnhoganytops
Grecian Sofas
. Mahogany chairs
Music stools, ,idetts cribs. radles
Portable writing desksHc
I Will, genera1,<sn.tmcutp bedsteads ofrichiy
carved mahogany, maple aud stained woods, al! OF
wh;cb will be sol1aslow for cash as they can be pur-
chased oft hes same quality atany ,ther msnufsc;ory
,Ln Union. ALSO,
Ar, ssortmen of StDominsoand Bay Of Honduras
M,borany, partof which is suitable for hsndrails,
steam sawed curl and shaded veneers, copal var
nisl, of4superior l&ality, 'acking bottoms, cords, &C
Tu1MINa AND CARVING,
Handsomely executed may
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-29
The stage for LynchbWrg

VIII, hereafter, leave this
sNEA~-Apiace at half pas, 1 ? N. precisely
AkE3&S@ on Tuesdays, Thursdays. and Sa-
Returning, will leave Warrenton at 4 O'Clock,
N thus msking the drive from that place almost
entirely in the day time. For the accommodation Of
the citizens ofthis place and the public generally, hs
E,as formed a connection with one of the Baltimore
lines, whereby passengers taking seats at the Bar OF
A. Neyton.s franklin House will secure their seats
through 20 Baltimore, as a stage will be in readiness ~
the wharf at Washington TO take the pa sengers i'm
m~edia.eiy on.
The subscriber tenders his thanks 10 the Puohe 'or
tho . p librr,I patronage he has heretofore received,
and promises that every effort shall be made TO deserve
- =" r,,;on.nr.. WIN. SMITH.
n l6-Itf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-29
Notice.
Terms at sale.

IND the authority of a deed of trust from Alfred
l. $. Lane to me, as Trustee for the benefit of Hum.
plrey peske, will be offered for sale, on the premises.
at public auction, for cash, on The 18Th doy Of May.
1851, all the right, title and interest OF said Alfred s.
Lane in the following described property, land which
RICH and interest is the reversion upon the death ofhis
mother. Mrs. susannah Lane, in an undivided moiety
One,third part of a SQUARE, and part %
anothe, SQUIRE. lying in Fairfax County. Viz inia.
and on Franklin Street extended, and beyond the u.
mits Of The Corporation of Alexandra.
ALSO,
.7LOT on the uest side Of Pit street, befmee',
King and Cameron streets, adjoining the property Of
A. e. Cazcnovc and the heirs Of John Janhey, on which
stands an od " OGDEN Pudding, Containing two tene-
a LOT OF GROUND situate at The
of Prince and Pitt stree els, OH Which there -
men.s. " IThf
"a I7-ts tf.f-
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-29
70 p%oiiticiNns

n October, 1927, to- December. 1929, inclusive. may
be had on GOO terms by applying at this Office
Also, a file Of the Weekly U. S. Telegraph, and bound
Files of The Washington Gazette.
anr 25-eo3t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-29
]. s ]. Douglas

"a rseeiving the spring supply Of GHOCEhfESS
they Will be able to furnish SOME OF them NJ "
'"'se''han usual; among them ar
% HHDS NEW ORLEANS Sugar.
'bey have also for sale,
100 PAIR COUNTRY KNIT SOCKS.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-29
Notice.


TINDHR the authority Of deed OF trust
u 70. Lane to ME, as Trustee for the bcue
nh,oy peake, will be offered for sGie. az III
IS. at public auction, Tor cash. on the 2sh daa
81, all the righ', title and interest Of the SAID
{ ane in the following escrib'd property, ~ "hNt =
and interest is the reversicn upon The 6estb = hI
Their, Mrs. susannal, Lane, in an undivided Iclety
Ons-third part ofa SQUARE and part Q fano-
Mep SQUARE. lying in Fairfax County, Virginia, and
on Franklin Street extended, and beyond the limits OF
the Corporation Of Alexandra.
ALSO,
A LOT on the Hest side Of Pitt street, be-
tween King and Cameron streets, adjoining The proper
~ IA. G., Cazenove aud the heirs of John Janney, on
Which stands an old Hooden Building, containing Two
tencments. Also,
a lot or GROUND situate at the corner
of Prince and Pit ST. eets, on which there are FIVE t..
rcmcn,s. C.. I. CHAPMAN,
anr ~ Trustee:
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-29

III old Roman has returned to the land OF has
Ff,@ Among the passengers in the CALEDONIA
y Tie venerable Mr.. Maury. for forty years ana
MoceConsul Of the United States at Liverpool.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-29
Vo Grocers and Merchants

wish to Rent the
57TsSas DWELLING AND STORE HOUSE,
3sS8i and buildings attached TO them. at PoMON-
VA, KEY WARE HOUSE, on Pomonkey Creek,
49,, Sfteen miles below Alexandra. The buildings
$50 ms, bren repsired, & if desirabie, a lot Of ground
containing about IS or SO acres ofnew land, Will be at
,aohsd - Them. This is one Of the best situations in the
country for a Grocery Store. joined to a supply OF pro-
perry assorted Dry Goods DDS x,; a s esn b pr Sooe there e''"'
A small Lumber Yard, Je. might also be connected
with grea, profit to the business, as the inl'abi..nts,
sor ,.n and 6fteen miles around, at this time, purchase
all such articles within the District Of Coinmb.a or sat
n". ,oo feet. At the landing, proposed to be rented.
70 The merchan, OF a small or large capital this situation
.n b. rsnJercdv very profitable, and 10 a good tenant
will rent il upon the most moderate terms
dec 9-2awI ~
pomonkey. Charles Co. Md,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-29
LEI

AZ Mount Eagle. Fairfax Cy. Va. after a pam
nj ILLNESS Of two weeks, On Saturday the 10th
'pn', BusuRoD WASHINGTON, ESQ. in the Attn
year this aye.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-29

IT, The conservation Of St. Paulss Church,
in 1t. Psu's Parish, King George County, Va: WIN
take place on the 18th of May next. The Associsuon
~ commence on the 18th, and continue three Gays
npse..>p MoonE, and several Ctergymen from the DIS
~ elsewhere, are expected to be present.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-29
l. AT AUCTION.
BY J, & w. L. HAMMOND,
No. 1, Lorman Rou, Hanover st. Baltimore.

Nv. I, LoT"Tu" 1UU, Du"0UsT ~. DuH00'ss
Package Sale of Leghorh Hats.
AN N0NDAY MORNING. ne sM If Moy. at half
~ past9 O'Clock, On the .hird Aoor Of our warehouse,
by catalogue,
600 Packages Fresh Imported LEGHORN
HITS,
Consisting Of ladies' extra super, large size, Gipsey
fats, super extra Bolivars. Misses Flats, mems and
boys hats. Also,
90 Packages Buff and Straw CoIored NATA-
RLNOS; 2opackages Mems and Boys PAL
M4T7A HITS.
Catalogues will be prepared and sample packages
arsansed for examination one day previous to the sale.
Baltimore, apr.29-3t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-29
by WILLIAM D. MUTT.

IN Tuesday next sd Muy) at II o'clock, will be-
~ sold on Janney w~harf-without reserve,
$40 dozen Ealeira wine
10 do Port do
48 do Chateau Mngsux do
q quarter casks Port do
7 do do Madeira do
2Imdian bbIs do do
pipe gin, pipes and bbis cider
bbls Salmon, bb!s vinegar
100 resms wrapping paper
9 boxes brown Havana sugar
Terms at sale. apr26
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-29
Notice.

The new Line Of Mail Sta
~~Aages from Alexandria, ID. C.. to
A4k1S6ofN Winchester, Va. via Leesburg,
AR6ESSSnickersvi!le, and Battleaown, has
commenced running, snd will leave A.. Newton's
Franklin House a. IL o'clock, A NJ. on every Monday,
wednesday, and Friday.
THOMAS 3. BLACKBURN,
apr Ie-dF Agent for Stockton 4 Stokes,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-29
Edgar SNOW den.

ATTORNEY At LAW,
WILL practice in the Courts Of this District, and in
w those of the adjoining Counties Of Virginia and
Maryland. Ills Office is at his residence on Fairfax
street.
Alexandria. aDr 25-3t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-29

'Tv!tE subscribe respectfully informs his friends and
Il The public, that he has removed his establishment
next door to the Franklin House Hotel, a few doors
below his old stand; where he continues to carry on the
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-29
COMMERCIAL.
work. &c.

Nn-Ths news received fran England
ELoi% npfavorable effect on our Flour Mar
~ 'II n was in a very unsettled state yester-
ct "o> much so. that i, is almost impossible to
o,a,;ops. The holders had not submitted
G"cl;ne which purchasers had insisted on.
WS hands Western were in some Instances
t@nnc c6 70. 6 Is and 6 so. New York is
odd :" 6 % to 6 lei. The market will probably
gu a. character to-day or Tomorrow.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-01-06
,RDIs d y,4If.

Further Extracts from English papers 10 The
23d Norsmber, receired al NsW York, by tht
Caledonia.
HOUSE OF LORDS.-Tue day, Nov, l6.
Their Lordshps mel in considerable numbers
at quarter before ), aud several members
of he House of Commons, appeared under the
throne. The Ministerial bench was vacant I'M
til the Lord Chancellor occupied the Wool
sack, when the Duke Of Wellington, Ea'i
Bathurst, and the Earl Of RosSlyn, took Their u.
sual places /, After the presentation OF a lew pc
ttiouS against negro slavery.
The Duke Of Wellington advanced to the
table, aud said" thiuk il proper to acquant
your LOrdshps, that in consequence OF "hdt
occurred las, night in the House OF Commons,
have felt it 10 be my duty to Wait Oh his Mares
iy, aud to tender my resignation OF the oihce
which had the honor to holt My Lo'ds, hls
Majesty has signiied his pleasure to accept Of
that resignation, and now only hold the Office
until my successor be appointed The Duke,
after pronouncing these lew words, winch were
heard with marked attention, resumed his seat
for a few minutes. and hen withdrew.
The Earl Of Aberdeen, who haG entered the
House after the explanation OF the Duke of Wei
lington was occupied in conversation some time
With the Lord Chancellor.
Adjourned at half past 8.
H0USEOF COMMONS.
Before the Ministers had arrived in their
seats, the House was engaged in receiving and
dSposIng oil petitions. Among those presented
IN favor oil parliamentary reform, was one from
the Lord Mayor add Common Council oil
London, Mr.. Alderman Wood was making
come explanations, with regard TO he petition, il
'he course oi which he 81 oke yely strongly
against the Ministers. Before he took hls seal
hT' Peel came in, aud immedi ,tely upon hi.
sitting down, tue following proceedings were
had j
RESIGNATION OF MINISTER'S.
or n FEEL now rose, and the deepest after
Won prevailed in every part OF the House, whil,
"e hight Hon. Gentleman addressed the Chaii
Ts'o"o"s - SIR; The unteigned respect which
I've 'o ms House induces me TO take tue ear
s' poSs'ne opportunity o f publicly stating, IL
y i'e'e, mat IN consequence of what occur
leu I"'' night, Lit TINY duty 10 wait upon III,
NJ ~ a"u hnmay aud respectfully 10 inform hi
"y,sE ."a' no longer found It in my powe
~ au'1,"'s'ef pubic affairs ESQ far as ,nost
uep'"oed upon me, either ~ith sa isiac
" my own feelings, or advantage to III,
Iou"' 'y-ll ond cries of hear, hear) there
o'c rendered to the king my resignation, " hicl
T." Majesty has heen grarioIsly nleased to ac
II'P', and now holds the Seal. of the Hon
'P"t'heht only I'll my successor snail hav
appointed. In like manner my colleagues
0'"e' members oithc Cabinet. hold oflic
w.! N,l o'her Individuals shalt have been NJ
'''NU 10 succeed ibem. - ar hear)
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-01-06
From the Episcopal Wdtchman.
MISSIONS

From the Episcopal Wdtchman.
MISSIONS.
Lioht for the forest child,
OiIce bound Labrador
Where tue frost king breatheS on the slippery
sals,
And the mariner wakes no more
L,n high the Lamp thai never tails,
10 that dark and sterile shore.
Light for the forest child
An 5utcast though he he.
From the haunts where the Sun OF bis childhood
smiI'd,
And tue country nj the free;
Pour the hope o heaven o er his desert wild ,
For what home on eaTth has he
Light for the bills of Greece
Ll.ht for that trampled cline
Where the rage OF the opoller refused 10 cease
Ere il wrecked The boa.I Of time:
Uths no,tem hath dtdH The gE of peace,
Can &c grudge your boon sublime ?
Light on the Hindoo shed
On the maddening idol-train,
The flame oi the suffice is dire and red,
Aud the Fakir faints with pain,
Aud The dying moan on then cherries bed,
BY the uanges lav'd IN VAN.
Light Tor the Persian sky
The Soph1s w.don fades,
And the pearls Of Urmus are poor TO buy
Armour, when death Invadesi
iIark i-litrk It's the sarnted MyrtT's sigh
From AIraral's mourntul shades.
Light for the Rnrman wales
For the islands OF the sea
For the coast where the Slave-ship hills lis
sails
With signs ofagony,
And her Kidnapped bahes the mother walls
Meath the lone banana Tee.
Light on the Ancient Race,
Exird from Zlon's rest
Homeless they roam from place to place,
Benrghted and oprresl;
They shudder al Slnais fearful base
Guide ,llem TO Calyary's breast
Ligh, for the darken'd earth -
Ye Blest, ITS beams who shed,
shrink not, TIL the day-spiing hath It's birth,
Til wherever the footslep OF mao doth
tread
Sslystinn's banner, spread broadly forth,
Shall gid the dream OF tue cradle-5ed,
Aud clenr the tomb
From its lingering loom
For the aged to rest his weary head.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-01-06
nv FLETCHER s. TOLER.
TERMS.

rFo u per payable in adsanee -j %o sab
scnptlon WI" vi Ia discontinued (but at the discretion
AID no Pap 'ors' until all arrearages are paid;
'11 will be a ni' s. s 90 sfo or
stiare to' ies as from a distaneL must be paid Tor
continuance e,r iesertion the payment assumed by
r 5%s re.poa,ibe Lyaoh4GSrs
''T M Chancery Orders not exceeding TWO
n,2rtsd 1c addressed to the Editors must be post
W. tbey will not be attended L"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-01-06
From the N. y JOurnat Of Commerce, Dec. %
ElGuI DAYS LAlEkFkOM EUROPE.
HIGHLY lAIpDlIA\I

The packet snip C0tnnbtd, Capt. DELASo.
arrived after our pap went to press 'hIs NOR
ning. The Columbia sailed on the lot Decem'
Der, and brings intelligence OF a most Impor
tant na.ure.
pARs, Nov. 29.-The whole attention OF this
countr, SNOW turn-d "a the monenious ques
ton oil The possibility and even probability OF
wal The Governmeni after making every Ell
fort IN [, power consIs eat with French honor,
10 AVOID struggle, The consequence OF winch
no human eye can iJresee, vii certainly set
10 yorS, IA the event oil unavoidable hosliliies
with tie greatest energy. Nor do We doubt
eat il case OF a defensive Wal, an appeal
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-01-06
POETRY.
FOR the Virginian.

e..utbe IN forgotten in the dust.
Snsi fate relenting lets the flowers revive !?
-. "" Nature : voice, 10 man alone unjust,
qua" P,d him. though doomed 10 perish, hope to
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-01-06

I.it for this fair virtue oft must strive
with disappointment, pen"ry ana i'ain
No Heavens Immortal spring s"a'l YET ar
rive,
And man S majestic beauty bloom ngain,
p.iah, through the eternal year OF loves tr-
umphant reign
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-01-06

Further Extracts from English papers 10 he
23d NoremJer, receired al Ne0 York; by ht
Caledonia.
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DIED

Al Annapolis Maryland, on Monday Srd inst.
Eul,sGrH Z. GuEsr, daughter of the Rev. Job
Guest, eyed i years.
On Monday the sd inst. after a short, but Sc
we're inG,position Of seven days. RoBEnr Allen
,SOEa Mus, in the 54th year Of his aye. And
n sunday following TIE 9th INST. PArsEY MILLS,
wieof Robert 4. Mills, ai,eraH illness Of four days
leaving three small children, Zone at the breast,)
entirely destitute Of the ordinar, Substance Of
he. Communicated.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-11
Hamsayis Patent Cor aage.

vXTE respectfully i form our friends and the public
w generally. that he extensive cordage manufac.
tory, formerly conducted by the late Mr.. JAMES
RAMSAY, will hereafter be continued b, us for our
own account. The established reputation of the CORD'
AGE heretofore manufactured, is too We II know, 10
require comment 1t is our intention to purchase the
best itussis aud Manila Hemp imported into this :oun-
try, and it MAY be expected that the cordsse will be
Of The same quality. as formerly sold BY Mr. r. Suffice
solicit q continuance Of the many favors which have
been bestowed upon its late proprietor
SFkECKfLSEh e ID VIDSON
Successors to James Ramsay.
We have constantly on hand an extensive assortment
of ship CHANDLERY and GROCERIES, for sale on
equal terms with any house in the city, s. X d..
No 10 ann II Thames Street F p. Baltimore
oct lift
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,.s and extensive reading. Mr..
I'd sirons 70 he one Of those men, who, Ike
lrias sse hays nIenty of gold in there PocSetes.
ADDISON, US, destitute Of readv change. HIS
tlllEe ho,ysyer. is of a strikiugiy different
r~s,s''e' G.on that of the Editor Of the Quarterly.
r3rie'1 ,~nsqrs the reserve of senslblhty; the
fhe orc *F 81 thought. The taste OF the one
chez %" ,nn,rentIv to examine the suggestions
,ad'h'n "r5;nd with such an over scrupuloslty,
oia' 'aLIom gives them utterance. The re-
I4i Nc : the other is occupied in weighing the
aell'n% cyorcssed. and separating the false
,'' ,be true. Mr.. Irving IS mila anu o'anu'
iVn nyioas to plea'e. hr. LocShart Is aos'rac'-
'ts' '.I cold. almost indifferent.
ID l,,rniug to the d~rawlng-roon, the scene
u'r''oasd. though the great actors remained IN
sl''.I the amt Music was substituted
PH'l.r.at,on. Mr.. Smith gave an original
Nr CONT rI # humor and variety. Mr.. Moore was
.GS' ~ scat himself at the piano, and indulg-
'oa4'' c,.,d, with two or three OF his own Irish
rdm" I cannot describe to Won his singing:
@'."~,cctly unique. The combination OF mu-
S'P If noe,ic sentiment, ernanatlng from one
'' oaJ aaIovIns in the very countenance, and
''"T' : IN the very voice that same mind Iliu-
'P'i1'7 nd directs, produces an effect upon the
'.'', u, oar the taste, the feeling, the whole man
eye, " Snch as no mere professional excellence
',,Il aspire to equal. HIS head iscast back
I and III, eyes upward, with the true lnsPl.
'n nf an ancient bard. His voice, though OF
~ ~. conoa.s, is inexpressibly sweet. tie real.
" ;, me. in mauy respects, my conceptions OF
H1 GU, n( love and wine; the refined and ele-
TX ,Ionqb yoIuptuous AnacreOn. The modern
,1"' more sentiment than the Greek; but can
ua LAIN. what modern author can!) to the
.,mnlicity and purity of taste. His genius,
~. !. more versatile. The old voluptuary
"sr ms Of his inability to celebrate a war-like
T. nj. lyre will not obey the impulse Of his
ST' R,t the author of the Fire Worshippers
.n. IN the course Of the evening, an Irish re-
a., .o,c. which wa. absolutely thrilling. Ana
smo vas however, afterwards restored to us
~, drinking sony, composed to be sung at a con-
,nI meeting of an association OF gentlemen.
Ic,noot conclude this brief sketch, without
.,,;o, 4 few words of my host. lie IS a good
IN, m,n. with a pre-occupied and anxious air.
~. ives way. however, to true Scottish sense
~ G9rG,lily in conversation. He has 5 strong
,mLr,t,nIing, and a good memory; and IS ex-
,saEpgly interesting from the long intercourse
rr,b he has maintained with, and the intimate
s,saladge he p~ossessce Of all the eminent litera
+, A,rlS,ers Of the age. The memoirs of a'm-
III ,nl his times, would b. invaluable. He has
ben de M,ecenas Of his day; and though not the
f,arne Of an Emperor, has conferred more sub
,,,g,,l rewards on merit, that even the distin-
,a,,eI Roman. Such has been his 'lberaIi,y,
iU. though millions have passed through his
lands, he IS, / 4m tOid, by no means exorbtan'l,v
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-11
NETWORK MARKET-Ocr. 8.

F2our.-The receipts have nat been large, but
the market is rather inactive at previous rates,
and more has been stored than for some time pre-
yious. The continuance OF short supplies to so
late a period of the year, is very unusual, and
prices nave been maintained at much higher rates
than could have been expected without a lead
ing foreign market. The Eastern States, West
Indies, and City consumption have been almost
the only sources of demand. Every description
of coarse Flour is scarce and high. Several hun
dred barrels Of Philadelphia Rye Flour have sold
at S4!.
Graun.-So little Wheat has been received
this season that many Of the large mills, have
been partially or wholly idle.