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Wilmington expositor. (Wilmington, Del.) 1831-18??, 1831-09-02
Pron ne Nev-Y0rt Evening Pos. q Friday.
ONE DAY LATER FROM ENcI,AND

ONE DAY LATER FROM ENGLAND.
The Boston papers of yesterday. announce
the arrival at that port on Wednesday, of the
snip Hercules, Captain Rich, from Liverpool,
with Liverpool papers of the 18th of Iuly,
and London papers of the 18th, inclusive.
One OF the most fortunate occurrences in
the history OF the Polish war in the detection
and defeat OF the late formidable and exten-
slve conspiracy against the liberties of Poland.
This plot had, it seems, for its chiefs some
persons in the Polish army. high in rank and
In the confidence of government. Its object
seems to have been to organize the disaffected
party IN Poland, (and such party exists, we
believe, with more or less strength, in all
reyoiutions,) to give this party formidable
military force, by arming all the Russian pris-
oners at large in the neighborhood of War
saw, to seize the arsenal, and to destroy the
bride over the Praga, in order to prevent the
Polish troopt from coming to the assistance of
the capital.-The plot was discovered lust be-
lfore the time fixed for carrying it into effect,
lby the Penitt nee of Polish general, who was
one OF the principal conspirators have
the roles, by one OF those extraordinary events
N the history of nations which some have re-
vsred as special interposition of Providence,
been preserved, if not from the danger of los.
ing the ground they have already gained, vet
lat least from much bloodshed and disaster,
and from second struggle with an enemy
within the very gates of their chief city. Some
OF the late reverses of the Poles may doubt
less be ascribed to the communications the
Econspirators held with the enemy, by which
the plans of the Polish commander were re-
yealed before their execution.
The Paris papers of the 18th of July, say
that OF the 345 deputies already elected, the
Ministry may number 24s as their supporters.
Tbs success of the ministerial party, thus far,
is much more complete than was anticipated
IN most quarters. The Gazette de France
afirms that the Kings opening speech to the
Chambers will disclose views favorable to the
cause of the Poles.
The British House of Commons, having
been in session all night, adjourned at half
past seven in the morning of the 18th July,
after the house had gone into a committee on
the Reform Bill. The opposition made va
rious attempts to embanass proceedings, and
many divisions of the House were made, in
all which the ministry had the majority, 10 no
case less than seventy. On motion by Lord
Maitland that Counsel be heard at the bar
against the acknowledgements of the borough
of Appleby. which was refused, Ministers
having majority Of 81.
! The following paragraph is given from the
Edinburgh Evening Post: ''We have just
heard from good authority that Sir Walter
Scott is very i'll, and in great danger"
I Mr.. Simond the traveller, for twenty years
or more resident in this country, died lately
!, of apoplexy at Geneva.
Wilmington expositor. (Wilmington, Del.) 1831-18??, 1831-09-02

till time shall be no more" It will last until there
shall be universal emancipation from the horrd oaths
and cruel penalties of every 'secret and midnight
conclave." Until man shall recognize in every fellow
being brother without waiting for Masonic sig-
nal, and finally until man shall feel himself bound to
society by the ties of kindred feeling and social friend
ship; and not by threats of immolation.
ITO be ConHrued)
Wilmington expositor. (Wilmington, Del.) 1831-18??, 1831-09-02
PUBLIC NOTICE.

Dissolution of partnership. Was recently dissolved
(although not by mutual consent) the partnership
which heretofore subsisted between Free Masonry and
Democracy:-the latter of whom will SQUARE up all
the unfinished business of the FIRM, and will trans
act all GOVERNMENTAL. affairs hereafter.
Wilmington expositor. (Wilmington, Del.) 1831-18??, 1831-09-02
Friday, Sept. 2, 1884.
AN APPRENTICE WANTED.

lad from lat Is years Of age will be taken as an
apprentice to the printing business at this Office The
requisite qualifications will be, habits of industry and
morality, and good English education. -sariy appH-
cation is desired
Wilmington expositor. (Wilmington, Del.) 1831-18??, 1831-09-02
WANTED,

For which reasonable compensation viii be given,
any information concerning the time, place, and man.
ner in which King solomon was initiated into the sub
lime mysteries q Masonry. Also. liberal reward
will be given any person whowill designate phrase
or verse, from the beginning of "Genesis to the end
OF "Rerelatiops' which contains any of the techni
calities pecuEaE to the mystic tie,''--Such as
Knight o. ehe SIN" "Prnce Of Libanus" or even
"Master Alason. Craftsman, Entered Apprentice, .
&c. &c. Also, trihing consideration will be given
for the discovery Of any principles within the lids of
the Bible upon which Masonry can be, consistently
predicated.
Wilmington expositor. (Wilmington, Del.) 1831-18??, 1831-09-02

Many Of opponents have udonsy endeayoured to inn
press upon the public mind belief that Ant-masonry is des-
tin' to promote the Election of Henry Clay" The truth
Of this charge do rnequvocsly deny Notwhstand
ing the proceedings of the Anti masonic convention, held IN
Philadelphia in Sept 1880, explicit and pointed upon this
subject; still there many persons who dessnedly and ten
aeiously persist in circulating the false and Oft reuted charge
We induced make this declaration, because there
many homes: believe that the An-masons guilty Of
Implicitly which belief has heretofore prohibited them from
esponsing cause.
We wish to be distinctly understood, that the fudamen-
tai principle Of Anii-masomy is Belief that aiereneeo
masonic OATH incompatible with hcnegiance of an Ameri
citizen. Cudcr this impressions; Anmasonry
sistenty assist in promoting any Office who has
taken the exauca oath Ola mason, and who acknowledges
either in Vord deedhe obligatory and supreme nature OF
his masonic OATH
Wilmington expositor. (Wilmington, Del.) 1831-18??, 1831-09-02
rHE SIN or pRUNKENNEss.

Expels reason, browns memory, distempers the boz
dy defaces beauty, dmnishes strength corrupts the
blood inames the liver, weakens the brain, turns men
into walking hospitals, causes INTERNAL EXTERNAL and
incurable wounds; is witch to the Senses devil TO
the SOUL thief to the purse, the beggars companion
a wiSe's VICE. and childrens sorrowj makes man be-
come beast and self murderer, who drinks to others
good health and robs himself of his own Nor is this
ALL it exposed to the divine displeasufe here, and
the evils Swinging from the root Of drunkenness.
"Patience when too often outraged is con-
yerted into Madness" There i . CERTAIN de-
gree of irritation which is beyond all endu-
rance.
Wilmington expositor. (Wilmington, Del.) 1831-18??, 1831-09-02
LIST OF AGENTS.

We respectfully request the following per
sons to act as agents for the Wilmington Elk
positor.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-12
L.steraA Curvature e the splne

HHR CASEY. Paten,ee OF the Dormant ia lance
MI for the Cure Of Lateral Curvature OF the spine,
respectfully inf rms the Faculty OF The District That
he has taken rooms 1T Mrs Argueies' IN fenhsyN"
nj. Avene, FOR the purpose of giving full exposition
Of his method. Members of Congress ard Their iies
as well a. other LADIES' and gentlemen. residents OF. or
now sonurncrs in the District, are respectfully invited
to take view o' the verv simple means oy WINCH
ne,fcc, cure of most affecting AMI wide spreading
rregulary in the human form, has been Effected IN va
r;os parts of the Union. The ses'ations OF the clear
and decided superiority Of the Dormant Balance over
all other methods. include the testimony OF tne h's'
SURGEONS. psychologists, ard physicians in the Union,
| as well as of Parii and London.
Washington City, feb 2s-2w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-12

NJ We are authorized to announce c. F.
MERCER rs n candidate 10 represent the Counties oi
Io,ldoun and Fairfsx in the next Congress
~ We are authorized to announce j. NJ
PArros as a candidate to represent the Counties OF
Spottsylvanis, Louisa, Orange, and Madison. IN the
next Congress.
No. We are authorized to announce JOHN
TALIArEuno as candidate to represent ,he DISTRICT
confused of King George, Lancaste Richmond sc
in ahe next Congress
Io We are requested to announce SPENCER
MorraoN BAIL as candidate to represent the County
OF Fairfax in the next Legislature
l2- lawtE
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-12
New hooks.

EUST received and for sale by D. MARTIN, King
- street second door east Of Royal street, VIZ
Tales ola Grandfather, being the first series OF Ills
tory of France, by SIR Walter scott
The Life and Times Of George the Fourth, by Rev
Geo Croly.
Grimsaw's History OF france Tor the use ct schools
The polite Present, aanusi of Good banners
Vol OH Part lst, of Library of Entertaining Know
ledge,
Peter Parlev's Tales about ASIA and
present from Peter Parity to nj his little friends
mar 10 DIT
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-12

on one side are engaged Mr.. Dutton and Mr..
Webster. and on the other. Mr.. Jones and Mr..
Writ. Giants are in the field-Nat. Int.
-<seoeHas-
Among the novelties of the day, is new
monthly periodical which has been commenced
at Marietta, Ohio, entitled the {" "Reminiscences
Of Nature and Clue to Bible Astrology," by Ed
ward Plstlethyat Page, High Priest of Nature
The man is certainly mad. We give the title
of one Of his articles:
A hurricane !-Astrolosy feeds the blast
Egypt's murky cloud is dissipated
fall every Church before that of nature!-Go-
We rnments regenerate Society is born again
Josephus records that Solomon's Temple is sci
entifc emblem Of the Universe.-Sir Isaac New
ton. in !. his new ton, pronounces Freemasonry
to be the :. Science Of Sciences. The learned
Taylor says, :. Geometry is the ves,ihule of Dl-
yinity. n-Phiiad Inquirer.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-12
piano fOrtes.

nNE plain Piano Forte, with extra additional keys
~ frets, &c.
One round corner'd ditto, with extra add ona keys,
frets, &C.
One round corner'tl ditto. with draws, and metal
lie Mate the eec, of which to increase snd improve
the tone.
One projecting comend Piano, with carved draws,
frets, &C.; extra additional keys.
The above are just received from the celebrated ma
puf.ctory of Messrs oud Brothers, of Philadelphia,
and are offered for sale at Philadelphia prices, with
expenses of getting them here. They may be seen az
the Office of Bernard iooe, Esq on King street, few
! doors above Washington street.
! Applyto GEO. JotNsoN'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-12
~ ashinston MeAica. Institute
S,.,.,,. 4 o,,.e, nj I,ofyu,jinD

summer course % mST"tttOH.
VSIE Course viii commence on the last Monday IN
March, AMI be continued till the last day OF octo'
Der The branches Will be laugh, as follows:
General Pathong, and Clinical Practically Thomas
Henderson, NJ ID Professor Of the Theory and Prac-
tice of Medicine.
Special and General Ana.omy-by James Hall. b.
u. Professor of surgery.
surcery--by Thomas r. Miller, ID.
Obstetrics and Materia Medics-by Arthur N. Stan
ford, VI. ID.
Chemlstry--b Benz F. Nourse. N. D.
Institutes of Mechanically James Jones, NJ. d.
Theory and Practice Of Melicne-by Joseph Bor'
rows, u. go
II is stated with pleasure that DR. nEREToN will de
liver Course of ec'ures on Botany and that Doctor
ruon.s r. JONES' Professor of Chemistry, will lecture
on r,tural Philosophy
A Circular, TO be issued in the month Of February
will detail more INFINITELY the plan the Institute.
BY order ct the institute:
JOSEPH BORROWS, n. ID. Sec'y.
cn,9 l--0awt1stADr
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-12
Go:aage, Cork s.
seed p0tat0es.

4 FEW bushels of seeding potatoes, jus, received
~ and frr sale by WA. MORRISON.
These potatoes arc only four years from the ball;
they took the premium fr,m The Essex Agricultural
Society in massachusetts III the fall They are rep
resented by the person who raised them as trierso,y
cary more than m,ldiing bearers remarkably den
cate and meal, size nearl, round. color white, and
have 5u, very few prouberanccs. A good opPortu'
nifty now offers farmers and gardeners, 20 secure
superior variety Of this important vegetable tor sect
They are sold here the price which they readily sell
Cor bv the person who raised them viz: ~ per bishe'
Persons in want of them will please apply soon as they
are nearly all engaged.
Also, tut arrived per brig Alexandra, fresh and
chcice supply fgsrlvn seeds, which, with the orner
lot, makes fine assortment As can be found IN
any pace. Likewise, upwards of 100 varieties vi
! flower seeds
All theabove seeds of the crops of 1850, and OF
the yer, fist quality, being raised by tn most expe
renced grover, expressly for j. B RuSsEL,' seed
establishment Boston Mass and offered tor sale here
at his prices; where, als be had the greatest VA
ret, of GARDEN field, and flower seeds to be found AZ
the U States.
Also fruit and forest trees shrubs, grape vines, bul
hou, ,wcr roots, agricultural books, &C
y. b. All orders for ANY ot the above articles oy let
ter pos, paid Otherwise will be attended to imme
distcll nv -
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-12
The Misses MWir's
EElLALE RO.9RDING SCHOOL,.

IN presenting t" the public their grateful acknow.
Judgments tor Che patronage hitherto afforded them
the Misses MUiRS would avail themselves Of the same
opportunity 20 state that their school is s in opera
ton, and open tor the reception Of considerably
larger number we'll of DAY scholars of boarders
The various branches of a useful ard ornamental
education ordinarily taught in other schools, are care
fully attended by them, and with the enlarged ex-
pcrience of several years devoted exclusively to the
business of instruction. the, hstcr themselves with
the hope of bcin,: able 10 acquit themselves to the
entire satisfaction It those whose children may be en-.
trusted to their care. Their terms ATE moderate,
and as their sttention to the morals, as we'll as the
education of the children, is a'ing they can with
confidence solicit continuance OF that generous pa
,ronage which they have hitherto received
y, fcren G TO the Rev f.. HARRISON, who viii con
tinuc to attend the school twice week, and II 'icslr
ed III rsruc, any of the children iii the Latin. Greek
or Hebrew languages
mar 3-3aw3w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-12
New Goods.

pRnwN and MKT cio'h vestinSs and ss''eens
Id tA'icoes and guehans
Valtham aud other hrsched cottnns
blackstone do 90
Cotton oznaburgs. checks
Cotton braces, Windsor soap
Cashmere snd cotton shaWis
Fancy an striped cravN,s
White Marsees quilts, m''linc'ts
Pins nankrens, shoe thread
Orre,pS cotton balls cotton waddInS and CORDS
PUNISHABLE bonnetS
lust re :, wed and for sale low, by
,naT y "b'' y" ~ u
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-12
Dyeing and Securing.
pJ SAJVETAT

ESpECTFUIIy inform his friends and former
customers, and the public generally, that ne cCn'
,inees his
Dyeing and Securing Establishment,
~ t old stand on Royal street, where he is at all teo
n,e,.r,d IN execute orders in his line with puneu.
alty anil despatch.
q uynuSo sHAwLs anil LACE Wells neatly
cIesnsed and cuiored at the shortest notice.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-12
sugar. Molassss, &c

sugar. Molassss, &c.
% HHD>. n . sugar
10 Is IS h M. and 'e''s' * o. rno'''ses
IS bids West IIdia do
) pipes French brandy
> puncheons js,nsca spirits
chests Young hyson tea
half chests imperial do
200U lbs refined sugar
20 boxes oranges
Is drums Eggs
2OuO bushels urk> tSland)
1000 200 ,,s g ground alum" Salt
Tore,b.r with = general assortment Of GROCERIES
for sale by COHAGAN q "h'i LIZ
mar -
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-12

FLoun.-The wagon price of Flour was st"a-
DIV. Yesterday. at Sc 25. Sales from stores.
"Wednesday and Thursday, at E 25. We heard
of no sales. Yesterday; but holders are firm and
will not sell at the last rates.
-AS-
The Market.-The only alterations we have
to notice from our full review are a still greater
degree of firmness in the Corn market. with a
shade of improvements: extensive contracts have
been. made fer Western Flour, future deliveries,
at Sc 6a9. Cloverseed has declined to II cts.
Molasses is getting up-e6a cts. is offered to day
for Orleans and refused The Sugar accounts
also are rather stiffening. The market Is in
GOOD stately I jour. Com. March 9.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-12
Notice

rs hereby given That general meeting OF me o.oeN
holders of the Alexandra Clnsl - cs,led AZ w.;
Court House in AIexardra on ...4IohDIf, me "a
1,r;f next at II O'clock when important business VI
's submitted for their consideration
nv order Of the President and piree ors
s,sNenoAp T. ~ CREASE, Chri,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-12
m 4 PATRIOT PRESIDENT.

oc ro 4 PATRIOT PRESIDENT.
u w ',,..,r a, the head of the ration. and rem
RO' I'll ,ndependcntof parties and factions
| 80, your own inelislblIity-
lh'." lend an amendment to the Constitution
M, ,' ,he eligibility of the President to single
Io' ,.,. yol will sign any law made by the
U''", tree, Of the People, which does not
llt w tbat YOU are in faver Of awise and ju-
p'''' nro,ec,inn of domestic Industry, aud a
~I,o, moderate system oil ha'lonal improve
ID, m. rol will preserve the purity OF the other
l' t.. Of the Government. Legislative and Ju-
nv -, by withholding the Executive patronage:
~ ~ yop will make no appointment from Con
49,. ar the Bench TO any Office;
~, you will permit no man to hold place
i"1' c,h;,pt or use the influence OF Office,
wa 'C' rondjjate for the Presdency-far less
| oor more:
4, sn,sri,ins views with regard to the Constltu-
a'ol pu5ic policy, different from your own;
r.,, van will destroy the monster party-al-
n.r,c,uting. intriguing, and selfish;
,-,i. yoY will select. with proper respect tor
-, Of The States. men of all parties; look
!, o7ly to principles, character, qualifications
.r,, ,ou y IN exercise this power with indie
,.,J,n,e aud impartiahty, looking only to the
,,,l Of the country;
T,..r ton viii not lend Yourself to any man or
.,,,y. nor permit any man Or party to use you or
-. ,fire. ori It's influence, for purposes OF per
.'. ,mbiiion. either to reward fayorites or pur-
a, friends; =,
Tia, YOU will not remember the past, either
IA la,o,itlsm or prescriptions;
That YOU will remove no faithful public servant
,l account OF his opinions;
Tina, you will permit no dictaticn from the
al, cfpartics, men in power, or the editors OF
..ljc journals:
That you will administer the affairs at The coun-
committed to your charge agreea5iy to the
,,les Of your ONn best Judgment, aud under
/ no ,oepR obligations of the cath;
Nod tia, Won will preserve the Union invIoIatc'
! Tim, YOU vil obtain the respect ami confidence
| If lood men, advance the prosperity OF the coun-
"a. secure Your own fame on all impcrIshable
as,. and SCI a noble example TO those who iol-
| I'm ynI.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-12
In C0WMcN. March 9, 1884,

ORDERED, That Robert Anderson, Alexander
~ Moore. and Robert Barry, be Commissioners for
holding an Election, on Monday, The 2is. instant at
John w Smiths Tavern, in the Second Ward, Tor two
members represen, the said ward in the places OF
John w Smith and Orlando Morse, resigned
Test: l. Z, THoNfShN, W "
mar 1l-dtS1st
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-12
SHIP NEWS.
p0RT OF .4LEXAADRLa. ~. c.

ARmvEp. MARCH II.
Schr. Dove. Gibson. CurritaCA, shingles. to
Josiah IL. Davis.
Sioop Friendship, Duncan, Philadelphia; freight
for the District
Steamboat Franklin. hewitt. Baltimore; freight
and passengers for the District
SAILED,
Brig Alexandria. Corey, Boston.
Schr. Haxall, Shove, Providence.
- Sarah. Waite. Now York.
- Cordelia, Allen do.
Steamboat Potomac. jenkins, Norfolk.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-12
Ntice.

I'VE subscriber b,ss leave to inform ne rnb2 liza,
L his BOATS have resun, their usual conr'e and
will continue TO ply regularly between N'exandr's ami
Pisc ,away; to AMI from which places all descriptions
%; Fregh viii he taken on the Lowest aud most reason
able terms. Itw,ii ne necessary to remind those psr
sons whose goods subject TO much exposure by be
ing >uf To remain u, tue landing place at flScac'
wSy that to obviste THIS difficulty, the subscriber pro
poses to have them carted and depnste AT ms Store
which of course viii be attended with an additional ex
nansr and A. the subscriber is alone responsible tor
~, d,1sge The goods may sustain or the passage by
accident or otherwise I've requires that The freight mo
ney be paid ume,Steiv at thee delivery u OCCASION
Should qnire, he will have frciGhi taken 10 Ge"Se
town, Washington, or 9iadensourg, with the utmost
exP"thurn. WI - tN'',,
mar 12-coSt Piscatsway, Nd.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-12
Kerr & EitZhugh

Nerr O VNZNUSN
Haze Just received, and offer for safe,
Sl:a HuDSN a. and st Croix sugar
~ 50hhds and tierces w ! and n. o. molasses
S0V0 lbs loaf snd lump sugar
so bags Java, RIO, and Porto Rico coffee
80 packages re.s-gunpowder, imperial, Y u
and pouchong teas, Ell tire latest llnportations
2Pp,s brandy
3 puncheons Jamaica and Antigua rum
IS gals old whiske,, 81, 4th, and 5th proof
so boxes and half boxes bunch rasins
Ii drums fire figs
10 boxes oranges and lemons
100 reams straw AMI "a raper
Ton shot, assorted
50 kegs nails superior quality, 81 to led
II boxes AMI kegs chewing tobacco
Together with wei selected assortment of
GROCERIES, for family use.
mar IL
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-12

,s, upon which i, was understood that
he Pr''iP'S0 Nt would be administered; what o.
Re GO'ern" entertained by the President before
aioa' vE,. What What hedges he had given-then to
8, r:'uo "I,t are the principles upon which The
or''l'I S ,nt mas been administered; how he has
'e'n'ss;n ~, on;niors, how he has acted according
tansea I 10 then to consider whether such an
nat Gun ra,ion IS Justly entitled to the confidence
,jdi0' 'nnnoy, Of the American People.
nj the 'uIp'' National haieaiseaeer.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-12
BY WILLIAM D. MUTT.
Hardware at Aucfion

Hardware at Auction.
rEVHE ubscriber having determined closing his
L present business will, on MONDAY, 2Ist instant,
Offer for sale al auction his entire stock If
SIMPLE g. F4hCY HARDIH.4RE IND
CUTLERY,
Comprising handsome and very general assortment,
consisting. in part, Of
Buck, selftip, and bone handle knives and forks
Br,ss and wire Tenders, shoves and tongs q,
Tea boards snd walters, Britannia tea pots, plated
casoTs
Plated ,nd brass can'lles,icks, shoves and spades
Locks. hinges and bolts, carpenters and shoems:
kcrs' tools
Guns and pistols, curry.combs, frying pans, tei-
kettles
Saucepans, Britannia and iron spoons, sifters
Gridirons and cotton and horse cards
Pocke, and pen knives, razors. curtain pins
Glass knobs, bride bits. stiirups, buckles
1acks. sprgs screws, flies, xugers
wors,ed and cotton webbing. toilet < pier glasses
whips IIemmngs' and Baylis' best needles, and
Coach trimmings Of all kinds
Nails, best quality shoe thread
Cast iron hollow ware, &c. &c.
The sale will commence AZ 10 o'clock Terms Fbes
raj and made known at SALE
mar 3I3t cots JOHN G.. HANDELL.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-12
SPERM Oil.
steam Aehned sugar.

~ BOXES Loaf Sugar assorted numbers, landing
y 0this day from sloop Friendship, and for safe by
mar 70 j e w. n. IRWIN
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-12

ADDITIONAL.
l silver coffee pot, d"tea pot
do sugar bow'. do soup ladle
IL do salad forks, E 10 table spoons
first rate horizontal god watch, capped and
iewclled with cond in the centre
which have been pledged for money borrowed more
than 10 years, AMI must be sold without reserve.
mar IL ID. n