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Anofher.-The Ithaca Republican
states that on the Goth ultimo Guy G..
Clark. Of Ithaca, murdered his wife
Fanny. in a most shocking manner
He first knocked her down. then chok
ed her until she was nearly scnseless.
when he nearly separated her head
from her body with an axe. and man
g!ed her face and breast in the most
shocking manner. The reason 10 sup
posed I" be, because she had caused
him to be imprisoned for i'll treatment
OF her. She was "A years of age, and
has left FIVE children. Clarke made
no attempt TO escape, and he was put
in prison. - albany .3dr.
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ed until the servant girl was attracted
to the room by the crying Of the infant.
This Gas fosnd in the arms of the cx-
piring mothcr-Host having left the
house and led. lie was speedily pur-
sued, overtaken near Black Rock, and
secured without resistance.
Buffalo Journal, Sept !.
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POLITICAL.
TIE GROWTH OF LOVE.

Mt KISS JEwsBrRI.
Givc to the garden rose her primo,
Aquecn among the flower.
But culturing Kiln, aud many DAYS,
IN sunshine aud OF showers,
She claims alike of man and heaven; .
And blooms not, IL They arc not given.
The patriarch monarra of the glade,
The oak-to him ps,isc render
But many human lie must fade,
Add many a scene of sI,i~oslour>-
Cities themselves grow old with time,
Before Ia reach and pass his prime.
Then nv. ~hy in that voo,irous thing,
The soul, such power should b.,
In bloom. and JOY, anil strength to spring,
Sooner than flower or tree
Why needs there not 4 length Of years
To fash,oa all its hopes and fears,
Iknov motifs enough wecn
For simple hearts 60 know,
That seven bright days Of summer sheen
Can oft-simes make Love grow
Thnt Love than roses quicker thrivcs.
Yet longer than the oak survives
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Avsid quotations, unless yon are
well studied in their import, and feel
their pertinenee. Ny friend -, the
other jay. looking ct the skeleton Of
an ass which had been dug out Of e
sand pit. and admiring asd wondering
at the structure even Of that despised
animal. made very mal-sdroit use Of
one. "Ah! said he, with the deepest
humility. and 8 simplicity worthy Of
Ia Pon,aine, ere are fesrfuIIy and
wonderfully made"
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-09-22

A teacher one day sndsavoring to
make . pupil understand the nature
aud application Of a passive verb, said
to him. "a passive verb is expressive
Of the nature ofreeeiving Of an action,
as Peter Is beaten now what did Pc
ter do The numbseuli paused .
moment. and scrstching his head BY
way Of aiding thought, with the gra
vest countensnee Imaginable. replied,
+" Well l don't know without be hol-
Isrsd."
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Msrins by D,iGdie- aged Gentleman

AiSrims by middle agsd Gentleman.
SEcRETs. The easiest way Of keep
inE = secret j., e. forget u - soon -
communicated. You may have ron
siderable reputation Ter confidence in
this matter, thus easily acquired. The
only secret worth knowing in this life
IL. how one msn cootrivss 90 be better
thsn ano,hsT; all the rest - mere al
ehsmy.
ia srgvment you need mot trouble
yosrself - coniradiet positive mso'
let i.im alone aod be Wiil very sooa 10
u Tor himssIE
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a baiIiH elspping = man on the Shout
der. said 'Iarrest YOU. sir. for horse. >
: Why thou coXcomb.' replied the man.
';hso eanst rot be such fooi--lo0k
at me again. what likesess cen YOU
see? III show thee horses trick,
howevsr. And giving him a sudden
kick. and well applied blow, left
him 10 the kennel. and rsn Of.
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The folios,r~ = On ~ enc soianyer toaas ss
~ Lie d,f.nrr q FaBe.d Hall.
" Tie tEs eb.tefs-one the ex-
poo1'isr ct oar Constitution, the other
Il Our Lansasge-May tie risif Z gc.
nerai,on prohs iso,a the ls5OuIs Of
bOth."
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A public meeting n0merOusly at
tended, was lately held ~ Piti.burg.
e, which Delegates were appointed to
~ baltimore Convention. Generai
Maaks,is,e oftas u ecnsie yresidcd.
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the alligator before his tail struck him.
that the blow came With half its usual
effect. The alligator was upset by
the charge and before he could recover
his feet. bruin grasped him round the
body below the fore legs, and holding
him down on his back. seized ono Of
HE legs in his mouth. The alligator
was row IN n desperate situation, not.
withstanding his coat Of mail. which is
softer on his belly than his back. from
which
1.-The slartei steel in idle shivcrs G;c,."
As a Kentuck would saw, she was
getting used up fast" Here If I had
dared 10 speak. and had supposed he
could understand English, 1 should
have uttered the encouraging exhorta-
ton Of the poet:
Now gallant knight, now hold thy own.
NO msi'icn's arms arc round thee thrown"
The alligator attempted i'm vain to
bite, pressed down rs he was, he could
not open his mouth, the upper jaw Of
which only moves, and his neck WAS
so stiff that he could not turn his head
short round. The amphibious beast
fetched scream in despair, but being
a warrior "by flood and by field" he
was nat vet entirely overcome
Writing his tail about with agony.
he happened to strike il against a small
tree that stood next the bayou; aided
by this purchase, he made 4 convulsiye
fiounder. which prccipitated himself
and bruin, locked together, into the
river. The bank from which they fell
was four feet high. and tho water be-
low seven feet deep. The tranquil
stream received the combatants with
loud splash, then closed over them in
silence. A volley Of ascending bub
bIes announced their arrival at the bot
tom, where the battle ended. Present.
y bruin rose again, scrambled up the
bank. cast 4 hasty glance back at the
river. and Rade oh, dripping, to the
cane brake. never saw the alligator
afterwards, to know him; no doubt he
escaped in the water, which he would
not have done If he had remained q
few minutes longer on land. Bruin
MAS forced by nature TO let 20 his grip
under water TO save his own life, !
therefore think he is entitled TO the
credit Of the victory; besides, by i'm
Piled consent, the parties were bound
to finish on land, where il began, and
so bruin understood it. If this record
should be carried up to the Supreme
Court of the United States, l think
the judges would decide in bruins IA
YOUR, by this modern principle Of la~;
-one thing 10 certain, viz: they would
decide that they bad jurisdiction by
Implication; per force Of which. what
ia il that canost be nnilifsd? 8. II.
A teacher one day sndsavoring to
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. These two lises--shai iook - solemn.
Were just put here 70 en- the eOlsEDa-"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-29
DIED.

On the 25th instant, at his late residence in
Charles County Md. MIR. RIcHARD H. BRANDT,
in the 25h year Of his age.
At Boston, on "Wednesday last, Mr.. EDWARD
DRAPER, Printer, aged 80. MI. d. was pro-
badly the oldest printer in New England. Du-
ring the period Of the revolution he published, in
connexion with the late Mr.. Folsom, "The In
dependent Ledger" weekly newspaper, the
columns of which were often enriched by the
writings Of the late Rev. DR.. Cooper, and other
eminent patriots Of that day. The late John
Russell, Esq. formerly editor of the Boston Ga
zette. and Alex. Young. Esq. late senior editor
Of the Palladium, passsd part of their apprentice
ship with him. Through along life he sustain
ed the character Of an honest, upright man.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-29

FLouR.-Last week we noticed the huctua-
tons in the market as they occur red up to FRI
day inclusive. Saturday the market was mac
tive, current price from wagons Of. a few loads
were taken at a fraction higher, and small sales
made from stores at l2s
Yesterday the wagon price opened ats 90 which
the ruling price Of the day: few loads, where
there were extraordinary inducements, were ia
ken at ) O6 Os and 10. The market was
calm and dealers at stand. Wharf Flour sold
from stores at A 87a, no important sales of King
street were made from stores, the terms of viii Oh
became public, it was offered at 5 l2a without
meeting with purchaser, though it is probable
that price might have been obtained for lot OF
selected brands. We were advised Of one sale
so bis. good brand at 10.
Our Market is So much Influenced by others
in the United States, that it Is difficult to con-
lecture whether prices will improve or decline.
On the one hand, the New York Market is
firm aud prices advancing; the Baltimore Mar
ket steady, with moderate receipts Of Flour and
Grain: on the other, the Philadelphia Market is
dull, and prices low, IS e5) and the Boston
market better supplied and prices dropping
Without European accounts, more favorable :han
those last received, much now depends npon our
own receipts. Our stock is small.
Export for the week ending Saturday Goth
instant, 1854 bls-Foregn s7l2, Coastwise
1929.
Quantity inspected during the same period
King Street 4l69 bis.
Wharf 694 l12 half bis.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-29
NcW-yORK MARKHT-Nov. &c.

Fyour.-Our supplies arrive very slowly and
hoIders have been able to realize an advance of
about ia cents per Dbl. on Southern and about
e5 cents per bbl on Western. Nearly all our
supplies for the season, have been received from
the Canal, and the stock is very small compared
with the same period in former years. perhaps one
fourth less. The present stuck of all descrip-
tons is estimated at about so. 900 barrels.
Graia-No supplies Of Western Wheat have
been received SINCE our last, and as none are now
expected this season, we shall omit our quotations
till the spring. A cargo Of good Virginia sold
early in the week at lf8 cents, since then about
5000 bushels have been received. one half OF
which has been sold at about | Is cents, estab-
fishing a decline Of 2 cents Rye remains un-
changed. Oats are trife lower. Barley has
declined. We understand, that so was offered
far 5000 bushels and refused
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-29
Thomas Gnrdinev, NJ. d.
SURGEON DENTIST,

JEAS the honor to Inform his fellow citizens, that,
having returned from Paris where. for the last
two years. he has been studying Dentistry under one
Of the experienced and celebrated gent'emec 81
the profession he tenders his services to the publ
and hopes BY his attention aud skill to merit Psrcr'
age
Ir has brought with him large assortment Of
natural and most approved porcelain reeth which Ia'
ter. by tie. superior manufacture, resemble SO ntarY
the ,tural teeth ss to be undstnguisable from IN
when placed in the mouth
Persons who have, BY Cancer or other disease lost
their noses ne will supply with artificial, either GE7'
clan or Roman, that cannot 5e distinguished from 4
tural noses. specimen may be seen At his house "a
Pennsylvania Avenue, between 9th and 10Th strssts'
Washington City.
nov 9-d3m
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-29
Treasury Department.

october An, 1881.
sENnE Senate having directed the Secretary OF the
L Treasury TO report q. the next Session the
amount that would be reiurnabe to the Merchants OF
the Unit, States should the Bill copy OF which is
annexed) reported the Senate from the Committee
Oh Finance. "to exempt Merchandise imported under
certain circumstances, from Incorporation Of the ae cfe
10 h of May. 1873. titled An 7ct IN Liberation J
tie sererai acts imposing duties import >" become =
law" such information AS the department could col
lect wa. communicated to the Senate accordingly
By subsequent resolution, however. the Senate di
rected the Secretary Of the Treasury to report at the
next session. such further information as he may be
able to obtain.
Those Merchants of 'he United States who import.
ed goods under tn circumstances mentioned in the Bill,
are therefore invited to communicate efors the first
IF December next to the Collector of the Dstricnto
which the Importation made. the information ne
cessary to enable the Secretary Of the Treasury to
par the statement required by the scnat,.
The information should include sn invoice OF the
goods the date of the order Of the sailing ct the
vessel by which it was sen the name ofthe place or
oil .ces to which il was directed at which was 10 be
executed and from which the goods were to be ship
ped; the date of the Importation, and name OF the yes
sci M which il made; anu declaration that the
order v given in the regular course of business
the whole authenticated b, the signature OF the impor
ter. LoOls hcLhNh'
Secretary of the reasury.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-29
FaN GOuAs
JOSEPH JANNEY & Co.

IIAVE imported, 10 the ships Virginia aud Governor
III strong, atcI, arrived from England,
A General Assortment Of FALL GOODS,
which are offered for sale. with thirteen cases Brown
and EIeached Hempen Linens. assorted, and twenty
bales Braps, assorted imported by them IN the snip
VIRGINS. from Brcmer; and general assortmcr. of
DOMESTIC GOODS, COTTON YARN, &c.
All Oh. above Goods were purchased on the cheap.
est terms for cash.
IN mn d
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-29
Copy of the Bill referred TO in the foregoing
Notice.

Copy NJ the Bill referred 10 IN me foregoing
Notice
A BILL 10 exempt merchandise imported under Ger.
tain circum tce. from the operation of the Act Of
the min teen,h Of May, one thousand eight hundred
and twenty.eight, entitled IN act in alteration Of!
the several acts imp ,sing duties on imports
fsecrIox lst ! Belt enacted the Senate and House
of REPRESENTATIVES eh United States Of 7Neriea IN
Eonpress asstmb ed That in all cases where any mer-
chant of the Unit States shall have given an order on
foreign manufactures merchant, or his own agent
and supercarg" for foreign merchandise, previous to
the first dsy of May Thousand eight hundred aud
twenty eight and shall make appear to the sssfac-
ton of the Secretary Of the rcssuy, that The said Or
der was given in the regular Of his business, and
that il was no, in the power Of said merchant to coun.
tcrmand the said order subsequent to the passage OF
the act of the nineteenth Of May, one thousand eight
hundred and twenty eight entitled "An act IN a'era
ton of the several acts imposing dates on imports.
aud where shall be further made to appear, IN Ike
manner that the said merchandise, was imported pre-.
vous to the first day of September one thousand eight
hundred and twenty eight the merchandise so import.
ed shall be exempted from the operation OF the act
aforesaid ami be subject only to the duties to which 1t
w,s liable previous to- the passage of the act.
SEC find be il further enacted, That the Secretary
of the Treasur be authorized and directed 10 carry
This act into effect by refunding out of any money M
the Treasury not otherwise appropriated, the duties
;mnosed by the act aforesaid: Provided That said du
ties have not been returned by drawback on expora'
80: oct 49, 1awt1p
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auNerior Madeira y inc

n, HHDS and sqnarter casks of Newton, Gordon
Murdock and Scott's superior old London psr''cu
lar Madeira wine. received per brig Iyanough SNOW
from Madeira via New York, and tor sale oy
''0'' SiHUEL INESSERSHI1H
WHO will receive and forward to Madeira orders TOR
wine of the same quality this parcel having been Sc mt
ut as samples for that purpose. I'll,
go ~ National Intellgencef 6 times daily
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-29
Trustees Sale

T1NDER the authority of deed of trust. executed
u on the 18th day Of August, 1926, by John Lewis
and frances F. L. wis his wife, and recorded in tho
Clerks Office Of Prince William County Cour, viii
SELL by public auction at BrenisviiIe. the first Mon.
day. in January that being Court day. for ready moneys
a m0et, If
TRACT OF LAND called STEPNEY,
in Prince william County. being the same wherein
John Lewis nov resides. which conveyed by said
Lewis aad ife to the scrber Trustee, to secure
certain debts therein mentioned
Such title rs vested in the subscriber by the deed
Of trust will be conveyed to the purchaserit 10 beev.
ed to be unquestioIable.
Oci l8-ts ROBERT BABY Y, Trustee
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-29
For sale.

TRACT of land containing 10 acres, in the county
u Of Fairfax, adjoining the land of John Dun, and
VIM Ball about ten miles from alexandria Apply to
u. l TAYLOR Esq. or Daniel Dulany.
oct l7-2awtf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-29
Christmas Presents

TINE TOKEN Christmas and New Years
Il Present for I832-containing twenty splendid en-
cravings seventeen Of which STEEL all ext cut
ed by American artists, Of which may challenge
comparison with the best Of the English -splendidly
bound, with embossed covers Price 80 so.
The ATLANTIC SOUVENIR for 1882, H.
lustrsted with twelve elegant engrayings, some Of
which have never been surpassed; splendidy bound,
with embossed covers. Price ~ So
Jus, received and for sale by
nov 9-tf DAVID MARTINs
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-29
New Fancy Goods .

New Fancy G0ONs.
,JlIE RS have this day received and offer for
L sale, ut yer, low prices. the following
DESIRABLE GOODS:
100 pieces different styles OF dress and peisse sks'
very beautiful
article .
20 pieces black Italian lustring. wide and narrow
10 pieces black aud blue black Gros de Naples ana
Gros de Swiss
10 pieces black and blue black silk vevets, for hats
and closks 30,
Black figured silks, very rich and beautiful
Blonde gauze for evening dresses
Blonde lace for trimmings
Thin material, for evening dresses
white and black blonde gauze wells, very rich
so ME es wild. and narrow 'hlbet and merlno cio'hs
dozen painted Thibet shsws, new designs
A lsrg. assortment of new style Paris shawis and
handkerchiefs ,.,
French and English silk hosiery, plain and marked
Superfne cotton 90 w
] case Paris articles, viz
Fancy gloves, BELTS bags purses, eravats' &c. NC
The above, with every variety Of Fancy and SfanLe
Goods will be shown freely, and sold che ap. by
r. c. WASHINGTON & Co.
INV asN-s. Washington City
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-29
Total

EIfracf OF ieHer, fecetCed mere from u CoH-
merciai house ia Boston, dated
BpsroN, Nov IS, 1881.
Within the last three days, about $4,000
bbls Flour have arrived here from different
Southern ports; and this has had some effect on
the market. although the market was extremely
bare. Until this Flour arrived, King street Flour
sold pretty readily at IS 81 to 81, a months;
but purchasers more shy, and we be-
-lieve it can be had, today. at Is, E months. -
The general opinion seems 20 be. here, that Flour
will be lower after December LIST, and this gene
raj opinion will have an effect to make it lower
unless there shall be foreign demand for it
Corn is 6.a6Scts. for good white and mixed Hat. ="
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-29
M A RR ED

In Fredericksburg, on Tuesday eveninglast by
the Rev. E. C. Mcclure, Mr.JoHs H. MADDOX,
Of Alexandra, to Miss FRANcEs s. YOUNG,
daughter Of the late Mr.. James Young, Of that
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-29
SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA. On. c. }

ARRIVED, NOVEMBER 90,
Ship Glide. Blunt. Portsmouth, sundries to
w. Fowle s. Go.
Schr. Washington, Wilson, NewYork; freight
for the District.
Schr. Mary Ann Jane, Maston, Machodock;
wheat to MASTER
Schr General Brown, Gray, Nanjemoy; wheat
to Stephen Shinn.
Schr. Hickory, Swami, and Eliza Ann, Un-
derwood, Occoquah; -four 10 J. X j. H. Janney.
Sloop Mary, Burrows, Badensburg; tobacco
to w. Fowle & Co.
Steamer Columbia, Mitchell, Baltimore; freight
and passengers for the District.
Schr. Daniel Bonty, from Georgetown; to load
coastwise.
SAILED, Nov. 81,
British brig Convoy, Doane. Halifax.
schr. Thistle, Mckenna, Halifax.
Schr.. Romp, Lane, Bermuda.
- Caledonia, Twining. Boston.
- Amelia, Kendrick, Boston.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-29
Fresh FaM " Winter Goods
w IT THOMPSON q Co.


HAvE Just received further supply of SEASON..
III ABLE DRY GOODS Having been purchased
principally at auction since The decline in prices. they
can offer many articles much lower THAI usual among
them will be found
Extra Ssxony cloths aud cassimeres, "a large as
sortinent)
Sa,inet,s of all colors and qualities
Red, white, yellow and green aanneIs
SO inch superior white WEIGH do
Sd and Ga green bsise
81. "a l0-4, IA, l2 4 and IS rose blankets
Ga and 8 4 stripe, Duffil and Msckinaw do
and point blankets (larse size)
So and 3-4 merino circassians
White and coiored Canton hsnnels
Linseys, kerseys, fnshings; together with
A variety Of Negro Clothing
.Aiso,
New style of dark cambria prints
Mattet mis- supt ror black Italian lustring
Black and colored Gro de Naples
Senchews sarcenets and horences
No. Ia to 81 Mantua ribbons
Belt ribbons
Black bombazeens some very fine
Scarlet, white and black mCrino shswls AMI
scarf; with large assortment OF
Domestic cotton sirtings and sheetings
Checks, tckings, plaid, sc &c.
For SALE on favorable terms, by the piece or yard
.nDy
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-29
SALES Al AUCTION.
Trustees Sale.


ID virtue ofa deed Of trust, from Gen w. Jones and
ID wife, dated the 18th of July. 1917, and duly 70.
corded in the County Court of rfax, shall proc ed
to SELL at the Reading Room the town Of Aiexan-
dria on Saturday, the % day Of January next, the
two following tracts Of land stua ed in the County Of
Fairfsx Wig
sasss. One Tract known as the MEADOWS,
&1 lying on Holmes snd BiAcklcx rum. and
~ binding the Little River Turnpike Road. be.
- ing near the Tradelphia Mill, and about =
miles from alexandra, containing 253 acres
The Second TRACT il on Turkey Cock run,
containing 352 Acres. and formerly occupied BY Ste
phen Lonax
"T'he Meadows" is beautifully situated. and has, IL
ways been esteemed DIES fab'e property rhe tract On
Turkey Cock underst ,ol to be we'll timb. red
and valuable. The sale viii be made about mid day
ne ocicck). Terms, one tenth of the purchase mo.
to be paid in cash, by acceptable note At 60
days; the balance with interest, credit 81
months will be given. the pay being satisfactorily
secured. J. l.. McKENNA,
MOVES --2aw6yt5eots Trustee.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-29

tOe NeMt,
.. That desirable Three Story BRICK
s!GYf DWELLING HOUSE at the corner OF " oifo
3SEi and Pitt Streets vt presen occupied b, Viii.
~ liam A. Linton, Esq The house 10 very CONE
modious and in complete order, being thoroughly FIN.
ished (and has attached to excellent gsrden) and
in the neghborhood Of good water. Possession VIII
be gwen on the 1st December. For terms apply to
JAS CADEN,r
ROBERT l.. WHITE.
oct 2S-2awttstDec
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-29

Brig Navy, Robinson, hence at Boston Gath.
Sche. Eliza Hand. Harding, from hence for
Providence at Norfolk 25lh