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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-01-11
Notice.

TN consequence of the failure Of the Stockholders in
L the Ashby's Gap Turnpike Company to attend the
nresent month the Stockholders hereby notified 70
attend ting of the Company on the second fr'day
in January nert at the house Of Mrs Sarah upP. N
MiddebuGg The object ofthis meeting is TO do what
the regular meeting should have done namely 70 eies
the Officers of said Compan, for the ensuing year. am
In x compensation fol their services undeia resolu-
lion of the last General Meeting, also, TO take into
consideration proposition from the administrator OF
doctor Lewis Burwel totransfer stock in payment OF
the debt of her deceased husbands and 70 act on suen
other matters as may then be laid before them. A
nuncusl in person or by proxy, is request
ed as the suspension Of dividends may be involved IN
= decision of said meeting on Mrs. BurwelPs case
by order Of the President and Directors:
- A GIBSON, Treasurer.
Middleburg, November 26, 1850
dec 13-1td
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-01-11
SHIP NEWS.
PORT or ALEXANDRIA,, On. c.

ARRIVED, JANUARY y,
Schooner Washington, Knapp, New-fork,
freight for the District
Sloop Neptune, Johnson, Philadelphia, freight
for the District.
1Oth-Steamboat Fredericksburg, Is. J. Jen-
kins, Baltimore.
SAILED, JANUARY 9,
Brig Alexandra. Howes, Boston.
Schr: Lafayette, Bsssl, New Orleans.
Sohr. Pioneer, Atkins, Barbados.
Schr. Leader, Flanders, Portsmouth, n. II.
1Oih-Ship Hull, Crowell. Amsterdam.
-ASS-
Schr. Virginia, Rodbird, cleared at New York
for this port 9TH inst.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-01-11
Notice.,

PURSUANT to Decree of the United States Cir
Il cult Court Of the District of Columbia, sitting in
Chxncery, at Alexandria, pronounced at November
Term, 1850 in the case of Ezra Lunt rs Gerard Ar
nold's Administrators and Heirs the creditors OF the
said Arnold are REQUIRED TO exhibit their claims to me
nnOr 6cfore The Sisf day IF January, 1881
MOORE,
dec Slim Master Commissioner.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-01-11
RnNk Of AAexands Ia.

december u, I63U.
NOTICE is hereby given to the soc khoders IN tnis
Institution that an Election viii be held at their
Ranking House. the third Monday (the I7th) cT ~.
,uayp 1exi. for ten Directors, to serve the ensuing
wear. The Poll will close at 8 p u.
L.. oo~eo,E ]. T.. McKENNA, Cashier.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-01-11

rrrley's TNles
Inst receired on commission, and far safe by
WILLIAM NJ. MORRISON,
Peer par'ey's FADES about frica.
nn do do do Europe
10 DO do do Animals, with 500 eng
DO 90 Juvenile Tales
DO Winter evening Tales
DO 10 Geography fer children
ALso-Tsles Cftravels west OF the Mississippi, with
Map and numerous Engraving, by Solomon Bell, ieie
keeper Of the Travellers Library, Province House
Court Boston This volume isthe first offs series which
intended TO supply to the children Of the u states
an interesting abstract of the most popular books of
Travels which have lately appeared
AIso-vhe Farmers Almanac, for 1851 This Al
manac contains much valuable information FOR Planters
and Farmers generally. Jan S-eoSt.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-01-11

DRAWS THIS D.AY
Delaware s. N. Carolina Consolidated Lottery,
Glass No. II for 1880,
y III be drawn in Wilmington ''e on TUESDAY, JAM H.
CAPITAL. PRIZT. $4,000
Tickets 81; halves 2 90; quarters w.
New York Consolidated Lottery,
Glass No IL for 1880,
will be drawn in New YORK on Thursday, Jan. i''
66 NUMBERS-1O DRAGpN BALLO1S.
SCHEME:
Prize of $4,000 IL Prizes OF Si.S SoO
/ do of 10000 so do of 1000
do of $3.50 so do of 500
5 do of 1000 lis do OF iOo
Tickets $40; halves 5; quarters 50; eighths %
10 be had at
]. RUMNEY'S OFFICE,
King Street. opposite the Franklin House h1lei,
NJ orders from The country for tickets, enclosing
cash or prizes in any responsible Lotteries postage
paid, will be attended TO-
Drawing Of the
Virginia State Lottery,
For the Benefit of The 1o,on Of ~ esburg, Class no -
% Is as Sc 46 % SO ii
New York Consolidated Lottery,
Extra Class No 50 FIR 1880,
II 90 81 SO Is SIS ~
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-01-11
Wanted to Hire,

v1on the ensuing year, \ Woman Of good habits, who
nnderstands Cooking and W .shne, and can come
well recommended. Inquire ofthe Printer.
Also to hire out. ~aa Servant who |" gooa osue'
and gardiner Inquire as above
dec 22--eotf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-01-11
COMMERCIAL.

Price of Produce in alexandria yesterday.
Flour, superfine, go. .'..''. IS 90 0 90
Wheat, ...............'.'' 10 III
Corn. ...... ................. SO 40 80
Rye. ...... .............. -. O So 40 so
Oats. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 40 40 A
Corn Meal, yellow ....'...' 0 OF U %
- (white) .....''''' 90 ~
Flax Seed. ................... 0 90 90
Whiskey, '.''..'''''..'' 49, y 20 a y 81
Bacon, -....'......' 80 w ~
Rutter -. ......... -. o 25 40 90
Lard. ..........................O OH o %
Plaster Paris (retaiD. ....... so a 90
WAGON Pork .-.....'..... a SO 623
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-01-11
BY WILLIAM d. MUTT.
Trustees Sale.

AZ uoNOt . Sulos Il
AN MONDAY, the 31st day of Januwys nesS THE
~ subscriber will offer for SALE at puolic auctH, to
the highest bidder ut the front door Of the City Ia
vern the following Lots Of Ground, near the Town of
Alexandrs:
N1a< ONE LOT, containing eight acres,
EWH two roods, and sixteen poles. on the east s,de
~ Of the Warrington and Alexandra Turnpike
ssu. Road, now in the occupation OF John Wests
which was conveyed to VIM s. Moore by Jane Dade.
A LOT on the west side Of the old Georgetown
Road, containing nine acres, seventy two Pules co.,
yeyed to VIM. S Moore BY Hugh Csrolin.
A LOT on the east side OF the Washington
and Alexandra Turnpk Road, containing nine acres
and twenty-five poles, formerly owned by Abiel Hot
brook; and
A LOT on the west side of Washington street
extended on the east side Of Columbus street extend
ed and on the north othe second street north OF Mont
gomery street. containing acre aud one tenth OF 40
acre. formerly the property Of the said Holbrook
Sale at 10 O'Clock, A. u. -.
TERMs-One.,hird ofthe purchase money to be paid
in hand. and the balance in two equal instruments OF
and months with interest from the day OF sale, or the
whole of the purchase money in hand at the option OF
the purchaser Title to be retained until the terms Of
sale shall be complied with, and sale at the r':k
and expense Of the purchaser, on failure to comply
with the terms Of sale.
The above sale will BE- made under deed OF truss
from william S. Moore and wife to r. l. Tsyior, foT
the indemnity ofthelste Thomas Irwin.
| BY order of the Trustee:
| dec 81 WIN ID. MUTT Auct.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-09-15

beaten, which would be the result il
he persisted. would tarn,sh the honor
OF the company; and moreover. that
he himself was the only man who could
whip the WAGNER. The confidence
o. the youth. and \ something about
him which inspired confidence IN
others. enabled him TO carry his point.
Captain Crawford having done all that
policy required. IN accepting the chal-
lense, very prudently suffered hims alf
TO De persuaded by his men to let the
stranger take his place.
The two com5atants were soon strip
ped aud prepared for the fight. There
was n great disparity IN their appear.
anoe. the odds being decidedly in "a
YOUR Of the wagner. lie was in the
viaor OF life. bIg. muscular. hardened
bv exposure. and experience IN al
fairs of this kind. The youth. who.
when clad in his hunting shir,, seemed
slender, now showed himself 10 be a
Young giant. His frame had not vet
acquired the fuilness, the compac tne>s
and the vlgorr Of ripe manhood which
1t afterwards possessed to so high a
degree-his limbs seemed tn be loosely
hang together. but his bones and mus
cles were enormous, and his eye full
Of courage.
The conflict, though bloody. was
short. The WAGNER WAS completely
and terribly beaten. The youth sprung
on him with the ferocity Of an enrssed
tiger, and the battle was no longer
doubtful. Wherever the tremendous
fist of the youth struck. il inflicted a
severe wound. The blood follow ed
every blow; aud the WAGNER, who
had been the victor in many a hard
fought field, IN few inmates Law man
g'ed and exhausted at the feet Of his
vanquisher, who was but little, if at
all hurt.
That youth was DAxIHL MoncAs.
who had now. for the first time, taken
the field agains; the enemies of his
country as a private soldier. whs after.
wards rose to the rank Of Major Gene
raj. who so often led our armie, in
battle, and who was perhaps more fire.
quently engaged with the enemy than
any other officer Of the American re-
volutien He was as celebrated for
his activity. strength, and personal
courage, as fer his military genius ;
and the above is one Of a great mum.
Der of incidents in his life which attest
his almos, incredible bodily power.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-09-15
From the Portland Courier.
TROUBLE IN DOWNISGyUJE

To cousin Jack Downing, down tn Portland. if
he's got back II he hasn't, I want the Portland
Courier to send this on to Washington.
Dear Cousin Jack: Your uncle has
been turned out Of General Combs
employ only just because your cousin
Nabby. Mrs. Inghorn. and Mrs. Thin.
6lebury, and few other Of the topping
folks wouldn't invite poor Mrs. No-tea
to their husking and quilting parties.
l had long talk with the General
tother dsy-he was hopping mad. and
declared he would turn every man and
woman of his farm and out of his mills
rather than that good woman should be
treated IN the manner she had been.
She was as good as the bes; of 'em any
day, and he could prove it. lie didn't
care 40 much about her going to their
afternoon visits when they went So
ciable without their STAYS, and took their
knitting. work and got home before
milking time but when there was a
grand husking or quilting. he thought
Il Pesky hard and lonely for her 10 stay
at bsme, while every body else in
DowningviIie was trying the double
shuttle and the cutting out jieg. I
tho, so too; but I told the General
Il was no use for him 70 make such a
fuss about IL; that he had better at
tack old Ticondcrogue in front and
rear than % undertake 20 make women
haw of gee if they want a mind TO-
they always would have their own way
in spite Of every bod and Tom Walker
besides, and the less he had ~ 10 with
them The better. With that he up and
smashed his pipe into the FIRE place and
stompt like fury and bedlame.
'csmpcred of in less than no
time 60 inform you how mstters were
going. Io1 bad better come up and
try To put things to rights.
rs you have no wife nor children. I
think Won can manage affairs more N
your own and the Generals liking than
any ono else Of Tie family. Your town
cousin. EPHRAiM.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-09-15

FROM rn,srs's E,sL,sn x,oAzrSs.

FROM rRisEa's x,sLisn sioAzISx.
She sings in summer bowers,
Her heart - light and CAV,
And like thc lovely flowers,
lis blooming While it may;
Her -Riles are all bew itching.
They beam upon face
Thst beauty il cnriehinz
With hucs Of health and rr.ee.
She's young, and f.ir. and sprishtly
he music OF her lutte
Breaks On the brcczcs lightly,
Its chords are never mute.
She sings in TOMS of sweetness
\ Thousand songs OF bliss,
For Time, With all its acetncss.
Can rob her net OF ti,.
oh sec, she is not idle.
With the sammcr roses nov.
Shes goinS 10 the bridal.
With gsriands round her brow.
May her heart retain it, iis,,nc.s,
Aud her sweet smile still bc raw.
I'LL ncr bright ewes lose their bric htncss
And her spirit ily a~s,.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-09-15

We were informed yesterday that
there is no doubt that the y &c &c Ga.
rarrs carried with her to England the
whole a. the vslusbic icwoiry If tie
Princess 81 Orange. tina, remailcd On.
discovered ~ the time Il tie arrest
Csrarra himself states tAai be buried
u N the gsfden attached to the house
81 which he resided. The spot has
been found, bot the jewels arc missing.
Thsir vsloe Is supposed 10 amount IN
yearly million Of dollars.
~. ! 15a-. e Coza.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-09-15

>I.,r p.i-fn. " continued mns' ~ ~ ctiy
To- s'i f-t,pg she INDUSTRY sd fr7pstty - u.e
s~skfs sc,fion - ihs c1Htrli q 81 sfr,oe-T h.f
90 prescription anil poiibtai disir4rcl,e .ffrlt b.
mast fsailv c8rtrol clfeilps add rpqsintr-iruts
ofscs cell scts - lcg.lsfi.ai. - tl.r gscsf
iurr~sse q To- feelings a sniusosf,. spd a. 80
ia'al tendei.ey % colr,a-'- sligfs'.sn bltscr.
80 sfr.cnf
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-01-01

. n HINGToN 3Uth Dec 1880.
MeSsrs Ed'tors:-By vour paper, Of the god inst
perceive you have COPIED from The u. s. Teleoraph
an erroneous Notice Of the ntmen offered by me
Ia the resolution for attending the trial of Judge
Prck In" quo a'on in your % DER is as follows:@
'lhe latter gentleman. Mr.. D6dtidge moving as an
amendment 70 resolution he resolution submitted
by MT Hoffman on ii" preceding dav to the eGect
mat me House sho~|d attend day by day during the
ic 'esolu'!oh OF "ir. ii"tman which moved as
an amendment, was, that he House should attenJ
ihH opening speech the managers and of :be defen
dants counsel. and during the final argument. and
al the rendition OF Judgment, and not while the esti
mohy was taxing. The resolution | opposed was
that which required the House % attend dsv bv dav.
VIII thank You to insert this CORRECTION in vonr
paper Respectfully. p. DODDRiDGHH 'o'
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-01-01

r"-eeeton ofthe Individual Us President, who has
w'mo ono month, cl,orly, decidedly uncquivoca!ly,
sssfss'd his nt'aotmon, to the Tariff Principe!--
P''h! VIII" can believe in The sincerity of profes-
S'ons which destroy each Other: Who can respect
distress clothed in hobmens so decc.trul? Either
we must altogether withhold faith in those dreadful
sniierlngs from the Tariff with which the world has
been stunned so long TT we must believe that this
deep sollctudc'' Tor The recollection Of President
who is the declared advocate ofhe Tariff is altogc-
'hsr fr'g led.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-01-01

u We Law before the Public this morning.. that
communication on the subject of the Stale Banks.
which referred to some weeks aro
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-01-01

The Georgetown Gazette states it as current
rim"r' that Daft Grecu is 10 be appointed Marshal
OF III District of Columba: against which it remon-
sratcs vehemcntlv
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-01-01

Mr. Middleton, late Minister from the U. S. to
Russia, has arrived at New York
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-01-01

Some OF the New York papers, sgeak of thu Duk,
OF Ragusa, Ad-de-Comp Marshal Marmont
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-01-01
CONGR FSC

COUNTY, 'hFcc times this weeion this day NeGnes
day and Frlday.
CONGRESS-
On tnday, Mr. Stafford presented memorial in
favor of the claims of Mr. Monroe, adopted at
meeting IN the city of New York-Gnd Mr. Barnard
Il memorial from Chester county, Pa. against the
right OF the Government 10 remove the Indians -
MIR. Dickersons proposed amendment to the Cnns,-
tuition, was referred to Se!eci Committee of Messrs
Dtcferson, Whae, Forsyths, Burnett and Gnirht-
The Senate was three hours in secret session
In the l1onse. after acting number Of private
oils and local reso'u ons of interest," 10 the gene
raj reader, the House went into Committee of The
Whole, MIR. Martin IN the Chair, on the claims Of
James Monroe The bill requires The payment to
MIR Monroe of s57 $50 IS
Mr.. 'aiercer explained aud supported the bill.
winch was warmly opposed by Mr.. Chiffon of XIV
and Nj Whif'iessy of Ohio Mersrs Gordon of
Va and Crmbreleng of n Y. vindicatcd the inrerpa-
siion Of portion of their constituents in Mr. Mon
roes favor Mr.. Cake of Va asked for further time
for examination, when the Committee rose and tho
House adjourned
Neither House sat on Saturday
Iron Saturday III House Of Delerafes was on
gagged nearly the whole day IN the contested election
from Culpepcr, without coning to vote.
The report, (which does moi enquire into the LEGAL
ity or icgalty ofthe election bat awards tho seat f.
Col. Gibson m tn ground of his havinr more looaI
votes than Mr. Hansbrough the second returned
member, and dismsses Mr.. Pendloton from tho con-
ties on he ground that he gnv~ ~ 1u,ice ana a.--
cai:ned anv right the scat) was sustained by Mess
iris, Chairman 9th c1mmittee) Marshall Moore
and Gibson, 50 opposed by Mess cope Gdode. Hans
brough. Preston adA Glmcr. Mr. Goode offered
resolution for re-commting the report with instruc
tons to enquire into the legality OF the mode of con-
ducting and closing The election and authorship
more line TO he granted to Messrs Iansbrouch, Glib
son and Pendlcton, to take evidence Blu, the House
adjourned without taking vote
r-Fbe Journal Of COMMERCE SAYS thal1 -re.os.-
of a misunderstanding between Gen Jackson and
Ar Calhoun is no longer matter of conjccture and
traces 1t to the recent discovery made by the Pres
dent that Contrary TO his opinion for years. M
Calhoun though unavorably ofhls Seminole ~onduct
learning his, (says thH Jrnrnal} the President sd
dressed Mr. Calhoun a note of enquiry, who confirm
ed it.
The fact o. the misunderstanding we have reason
to think authentic from late information from Wash
ingon; but he assigned by the Journal, " e
imagine is net the true That lies deeper
i"DIANA SENATOR Mr. Hendricks is re-elae,ed
to the Senate oftae Uated SrG'cs for six years The
4tn ballot was, Hendricks 4l-Goon 2G-Iaw O.
Dewey 5-hr Hendricks is trimmer in politics.
OF course will be claimed by and will ac with. the
Jacksonlans--I2on Coaijtoa--,ha, they con,nu.
the str1ag side. II things look dounSfn and <op,)I,
at any time Governor Hendricks Will TAX e posit,an
on the Jcuce; which he vyiU tnoin,o;r .,1;o-.l. -
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-01-01
.8 Se1aeaa oag d
esS9g 1QMn
MnNDAY NORNING, JANUAKY 3. lei


IN" question Of War.-The U,bcrno brings new.
one day later (Dcc. 2d) and the rumor of the decla
ration OF war by Russia against Frauce, is contra
dcicd
The discussion of the question by the celebrated
. T. q IN another column, is worthy Of attention
Tn" grea powers collecting their forces to be
prepared for cventshut there is M good reason t.
believe that Russia will begin Or declare war IN No
rem6e', when six months would rlapse before the
seasons would permit hcr.to conruepcr h ,st,lles
and when thus, She gives sir ,noafEs notice of hel
intent Nor Is it 10 be doubted that thr change
"i ministry IN England, so favorable to the prucipce
OF France and Belgium, will act rs damper upon
The warlke rrnpenst;ns of the Car There will be
no war, at least before the summcr-nor as we he
lreve then.
n The unprecedented pressure of news Of the
highest interest induces to issue the WHO for the
country. three times this weel-on this dav, Weednes
day and Frlday.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-01-01

4 HNONS.-t few boxes Lemons, - ino order
~ for sale b~
dee % CT OTIS. DUNLOP co. .
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-04
Wool Carding at Occnuuan.

,ENtE spectfully inform The public that
I they ready for he reception Of parcels. and
will endeavor give satisfaction to all who NAV send
their Wool To their Carsling Mills.
PRICES:
For cardiHg plain wool 81 cents per ID
For do and crossing 81 do do
j J. II. JANNEY
June 3o-eo2m
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-04
New Music, &c.
rs EoUo,Cs, vi;

rs fOI01CS, ULz.
Z Owes RtnrEeils, Bring Flowers
~ Twilight Bews, Fare thee well
I'll deck nv Form, ard Pilgrim Fathers,
Christ cur Passover, an Anthem &C.
Memoirs OF ilEsnY CLAY, with portrait, price as
Just received by, ELIZA KENNEDY
aug l-eo3t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-04

Of a high offence against
The matters for investis
ment Of facts, were SIM
l. Did Eaton and RI
arm aud lie in wait foT
for any other criminal ~
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-13
Olney s. school Geography
AND ATLAS
iy 4-1awt1stEov

A PRACTICAL system of Modern GeogrspHy'
~ or 8 view oftne present state OF the worid' s''n
nlfed and adapted to the capacity OF youth Ion
tairing numerous tables exhibiting the DIVISIONS SET
dement's. population extent ;akes, canals, and the
various institutions of the United States and Enropei
the different forms Of governme n prevailing religions,
and the latitude and longitude OF the principle places
on the globe Embellished with numerous engra'!nSs
of manners, customs, &c by J Olney.
Accomp MED by an IMPROVED ATLAS beauo'
fully cclored; containing. W.,
/. map of the World 2 A chart OF the word
9. map Of North America 4 a map OF the United
States. S. Amap Of New England map the
Middle and part Of the Southern States z map OF
| Ohio and Indiana 8. A map of South America 9 a
| map Of Europe 10. A map of Asia IL. map OF
Africa IL. A chart. Exhibiting. on new plan, the
comparative size of the present empires, Kingdoms
states. with their forms Of government, and nlmbe'
of square miles, the population of the principal cities
and towns, the width Of the oceans the length Ut r.
yers, SEAS lakes, gulfs bays sounds &c the length
| and height of mountains. the length OF days and
nights in the different attitudes, and embracing the re
cent discoveries of Parry, Franklin. Clapperton and
| others,
Received and for sale by
| june I4-dl0t DAVID Mhh' IN
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-13
SplenNid Furniture.

CHARLES KOONES,
Cabinet, Chair and Sofa Maker, King, next doa
to the corner Of .Ayred street.
HAS on hand, and constantly manufactures ageHs
l. raj assortment Of
FASHIONABLE CABINET FURNITURfr
Which, for elegance and durability, defes competitor
His stock, generally consists Of
Grecian and plain sofas, conches ndlounges
Mahogany and ali kinds ofdrawng.room chairs
Grecian, winged and single wardrobes
Pelestal-end sdeboards with marble tops ard mo'
Gothic and various other ditto
Pier tables, with marble and mahogany tops
Per and block dining. card and breakfs tables
do claw do do do do
Centric or loo do
French and various other bureaus, with and Sl't"
mirrors
Ladiesdressing tables, with and without mirrors
Ditto workstands and music stools
Dittoand geDtlemcn's cabinet, secretaries and pe''
cases
washstands, with marble and mahogany tops
Richly carved and plain mahogany, bird eye, ad G
maple and common beadstcsds
Cribs, cradles, candiestsnds, shaving do, po'hbe' '
and every other article in the cabinet line.
LIKEWISE, 49,.
Mahogany Of various kinds, steam sawed, e"Ii ~
shaded yenecrs, copal sscking bottoms cVU
BEDS. MATTRESSES, SO.
The above articles will be disposed OF tor csshV'
punctusl persons on the most liberal terms. -,
very extensive patronage from Washington wv.
to say, that will deliver furniture tospy p
chaser in that city free ofexpence.
Turning &. Carving executed in the 6estrna'0'
may 20