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LONDON pHGNIX FIRE OFFICE
NORFOLK, VIRGLNIa

'HNHE Sitserb'r having been re-lppoin'ed by
n ihe Ph0n'x sursfss COMPANY Of L,ndon.
her Agsn, Tor the State Of vitgins, 5tgs 10 nfJrn
he pubic hat be IL authorized 10 Rsei insur,ncs.
throughout the Uoi'ed alss sgsinsi loss or damage
~ Il ., on budiiegs goods and mercbsndi.s sI,o an
slips toe soek', building or rspsfiog and on sb,os
vi or without 'bsr esrgoss while yns in soy DOR,
hsrbo'' or d'ek' JOHN TAYLOR,
Opposile 'he Virginia Bank
AVo'''i'i OPP y 1901 42--2sS6Y
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BOOTS, SHOES. &c

IOVtO OT1OF<o, &c.
EOSEPH GILL, respes fully informs HE friends
eD and The public generally IN he bss taken store
nearly opposite the Merchant Coffee Hou.e and =
doors above The Central Hotel, VIII re he viii keep
on band general assortment Of Boots and Shoes Of
northern manufacture, tf good qualify and ued 70 the
seaou, which he wilt offer for sale az noderse pree,
He will also be prepared TO manufacture the above
raned articles; be will keep good wo kmen, and use
good materially AID be pledges himself to uss every
eHJTt 20 give taIi'faesn to lhose who may favor him
with their patronage.
Also an a,orment Of Trunks, whi.b will be sod
low On a. 40 acc
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heir freedom and prosperity, she must have besome,
aud that very speedily The ssorp Of the people whom
che allowed, from her subjects, TO become her rivals
Sir Peel very unicr una,e then, ia hi, reference
to An e.ics He should have referred TO Spsiu, Por
tugs Italy, in illustration Of his argument, aud
shown wba, ,her inerness md low atsst sprt had
done 10 10 omo,e their prosperity.
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gHNo LIE PUBLIc.-I onsr q. I'D. n . u.,-..,-

~ farm OF mi0e, 10 ths upper end o. H,na..s
county, eonieioipg abou eileen bundrei aesss nsa,iy
ON -iourih Is low ground. There is good water =
soo o Use nouse very ccpysn.en' 10 The dwelng-a
very eou modious aad largs barn, together viii ali
necessary oG'-bousss, and of tbs b,si ,Iablss IN
Vrgini Any one Wishing 10 pursbase tls above
sfn' can kno" TIE terms by application 10 the snb
serIber. There 10 ope OF the bert spn- sod sss
orchards on The lsud IL 10 Uieless 20 sy INV ,bIos
more about the above farm, az iiink lac on,.h..ss
would view me p'eniisrs In tas hrot place I will
6ns parcel OF yonrg vel br,ks muies, aps beiws.n
40 apd % head oi tse, acd about Tbs zane number
Of shesp and hogs, &C. &c
Inc purchaser shall hsvs The liberty Of sse3ins 4.
crop OF wreat in DDS sess this fs1-I bslI ,son,,s
dted IN hus on The land to secure he paymsn,
PAUL I boswell
orP'' 10 37-wu
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"A vi r subscriber viii open Boarding. School for
"a me ensuing year, at hiS residsner, Crishnar-
qua, In thr Forks OF Hanover about hree les above
The Fork Church, 10 commence The is b of Jspuarv
aud terminals en- the 18th OF December. with a vacs-
,on oil one month duriug the summer. The course of
insGuc ION viii embrace the Lain and Greek, with
such branches OF the English Language 40 sre USUALLY
taught In similar institution. Tbs price OF board and
tuition, including Walking, lodging and candles, for
me scholastic year OF ten moDtbs will be $780, paya-
bic hall yearly 10 advance. The peie orbood il an
heal by as any in Vreins, and aords as few insen.
tves to vice; The subscriber, however, will paw the
sris'est attention 10 the uorsls OF til pupils Bows
under the age OF bitsen vnuld he pretetred.
RIGID F. DARRACOTT
NV Found Mile Hapover Oc,7 A3-w4rs
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|. Me. rrI arsAirs uNsuso"
rIlR cAr EATEi,

rnE CAT EATER.
Ste Heysion Of the 7hree Black CroDs af Spss,letC
Iboush facts will swell az sio,ies dy,
Till truth oerstretchcd becomes u he
The teiltale here no legend frames,
which more than modrato ctcdeuce claims
Nor Bouncer like, a fiction broaches
For those who swallow lios like Loachesi
Nor seeptie dreeds, whose scowlns eye
~ ought UNCOMMON darts tho lie
John Crou, homospun crun,ry putt
jack Sly one moinin< met full butt,
who starting. stsrd, and stanm ring said,
Lent Juh. Jub,-Jobn what AMI you dead
Desss WHY : says John, dear heart auo,h ely,
Don rave, IN tsl the reason why;
Dick BAN declares. (Sho saw the sighD
You eat UP three i've cats last night.
Eat three 1.-Two cats. quo,h John. odd rot IL,
nn. ews! wonder where he gotn
But Irisoon know, so speed. TO BAN
Who fatty swoio twas all fam.
could no, s'y qooh Dick, that you
Two in the devils name, and who
Bob Banter! Oh he did, quoth John.
II make him change his note anon,
30 hs g to Banter all agog,
Whom TINS he grestss You slsndtns dog,
Who rake up lies to gull the fats.
Did l, last night cat two 1.-Two cats
Two, replies Banter that's rare fun
Eat me if said more than
Thar ono, and damn Il why said that
Why say that eat one live cot
Your brother told me so says Bob.
II so says John i'i jolt his mob
30 OF went ain In quest of Abel,
With mind whose index ackd no label,
AZ frowuing brow, aud flashing eye,
10 JOINS intents nesr gave the lie;
And had he then Tom his brother,
Death might have levell d ono or tother.
But, fortunately John thus fooled,
No brother found till passion cool'd
When lighting then on ,stiing Tom
He or ed where gotst thou that tale from 2
Plague on thy tongue, thou foui-mouthd bat
That last night eat up a cati
cat says Tom, you sputt ring spare,
A Puss said fine fat Haro,
Mother hersel here told me- that.
You lie you Dog nor hare nor cat,
ouoth old Dame Trott, so diana hlab Il
/ only said John eat Rabbit,
And that's truth pledge my lifo,
For here's my author, Johns own vita
When John o meek spouse denursly rose,
And said good friends this conits st close
For sure as families increase by marriaso,
Stories i'll always breed in carriage
And though three cats of English breed,
It's said Poor John dispatch with speed.
John suppd as of no supped before,
On one Welsh Rabbit, - nothing moro
MORAL.
This tale let mem'ry take in tow,
Twill slack tho springs of SANDERS bow,
Damb-f,und each o.bfoachng fool,
And shake tho props of Sanders school
For when foul baobers raise pack
OF lies, 10 load a neighbours hack,
Tell thoni You Join no slandrer's joers,
Nor to fools tongues, lend assss oarsI
Nor make for fams-t impose on fats,
ot ono welsh rabbit, three live cats
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n AND in the Fo k. o Hanover far sale "A, Tay.
nL ior'viile on Saturday the 10 hdsy Of N ivember
will bs offered for sale to the higSes, bder The re.
Under Of my land 1853 AGREE, one third Il whi.b |.
woodland. Tho raei includes the man,iou house, Sc
The while will be of-red wi h a reserved bid oil
$4,000 cash the sane. payable on be ls Of Angus
btipg permitted 10 enjoy the premises the ensuing
yer. state III reserved bid pu,hcy, that person.
may be ssured OF my deieroina ion TO SELL aud also
eat bargain The purchaser can be aecomn cd ted
wi several huodred barrels Of corr, stock OF vsiou,
kinds, plaDsa ion utensIs, SIC.
b - For particular lca ion, see Euqnirer, Sep
20 IA aud following. II. j. ANDERSON.
O:'. IL 45-2&w,d
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ri Office Mrs. NELSON'S Boarding Establishment
being completed, by the addition. of large and
airy building, she is prepared TO accommodate gentle
men and their families, gentlemen, or ladies' with
board, by the week, month, or any longer period Wis.,
TORS 10 the city will find the situation pleasant and heal
thy, within one hundred yards of the Capitol Square,
and commanding most beautiful prospect:-excellent
beds, and the best fare the market will afford A mum.
Der OF the members OF the ensuing Legislature can be
accommodated. Oct T. IA q, e. wAw
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DAVENPORT, ALLEN & CO-Auc,IoD.er. and
~ ConmssioD Mefshs nts, Richmond, says for sale.
2oO Hhd'. Sugars, various qualities
200 do Molassps
$50 Bag; AID so Bt,. Cofss
500 kegs Nsil.; 100 q. Cake Wins
1000 reams Wri'iOg Ppst; 10 Cerooos Indigo
20 Ca ks Lump Oh; 80 Pipes Cognac Brandy
20 Hhds. An'igUa and Jna'ca Rum
io Pipes Holland On; so Bbis. and Boxes Loaf 81.
gar
Pep or, Teas. Chesse, Shoes, Hats &r.&e
ALso-A large assortment Of DRY GOODS. fspsv
Hardware &c.
" sal,s at Aus i'm Of GROCERIES, Sc. on Mon.
dds s,d Inursdoys commencing al 10 o'slsck,-and
Or. I5. Ae6,
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Sept. IL.
I'm Observation-Disclosures county, Ausu.,

I'm MISUNDERSTANDING county, Auyus,
IL tour 1881:
Joha &. Baptist, Alexander Gillispie, Richard Camp
aud Nancy las wife, and the said Richard Camp as
executor OF Lucy Hadson, deceased, and Cary Hud.
son, Plfs
sgaiDst
William Hud 'oD, Wasbinx ton Hudson, VIM Hurt
aud Elizabeth his wife, william S. Willie, surviving
husband and administrator OF his late wife R-b &C
Abram Reamy, surviving husband and administrator OF
bis a'e wife Su.annsh, Mary w. Hudson, daughter
OF Wa hngioD Hudson, aiSo John Hudson, Thomas
Hudson, VIM. Hudson, jr Berry Hudson, Cary Hod-
son, and Jo,iah Taylor, surviving husband and admo
OF his late wife Sarah, formerly Sarah Hudson cbdrt
aud representatives. Of George Hudssn, deceased,
Def,s.
Tbs defendants William Hudson, Washiu siop Hud
son. William Hur, and Elizabeth his vile Mary w
Hudson, JJbn Hudson Thomas Hud4op, VIM Uud.
sen, jr. Berry Hudton Cary Hudson and Josiah Tav
cr not having entered their appearance, according
the Aci OF Ascend and the rues OF this couri and IL
appearing to the satisfaction Of this court that they
are not inhabitants Of this state; on motion OF ths
plaintiffs by their attorney, Ii 10 ordered thai the said
defendants do appear here the third Monday 10 No
vember next, and enter their appearance end answer
the Plaintiff BILL and that q copy Of this order be H..
serted in one Of The newspapers published 10 the Tow
OF Petersburg city OF Rsbmond for eight weeks
sessvey, and posted at tho front door of eourhous
OF said souniy copy T,ste,
JOHN G. BAPTIST, c. NJ c.
sop. To- 37-v8R
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HUST Published ty PETER COrTOM, and for sale
- 6y hs gross, dozrn s"gIe. bi. Virgin,a and
worth Carolina almanac, for The var 1882: Cor !.
am ng me r''ios, reiDg, PLACES Eclipaes OF The
Sun snd Moo; he Sluhios and Phasss Of tho Moor:
ne Planets. pase', M 'on's laiude and of her node
iot Tie l1', 7h l3h, 10 and % days each oob:
me tons, oPposItions aud obet specs OF the
Planets, aud most scnspcuous sed Sar,; The Eaua.
Ion oil TINE, Suns declinadon, &c. Also the Increase
and length Of days, with the festivals. g. &c C.Isu.
'std oy Joseph Cave, OF Orange county, Virginia, for
he latitude and meIidian of Richmond
ALso.-A list OF tie Officers OF he Comconweab
oil Virginia with ibsr ssIatie; Members Of Consre,s
ana Ssnaie; ditto OF the House OF Delegates and Sc.
nate; corrst list OF the surs and Judges (,.eo,dr
70 TIE new Cons,itu'iOD) FEDERAL Courts OF Las; G..
venmeni and Couf.s Of North Carolina; Census for
Virginia f1t lo3O-ogeiher with diresdons for Garden.
ing for each month in the years latest period a, wbish
Seeds viii grow freely; Rec ipis, Anesdote, g. ks
Oh. IS AZ A,
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I'm NCERY-VIRaINIA-At Ku,rs Lolds1
n 10 The Cs'Rs OfHso OF The Cirsui, Superior Cou,i
OF Law and Chsneesy, Of the county tf Cumber and,
az III. Court House OF said county 10 ,bs month Ct DC
iobsr, 1881.
"hiam L biliow Conplt
against
David and Robert Maitland, Joseph Fuq1o, Samuel
Christian, and Charles S. Psimore, D,n,
The d,ieDdaois, David and Robert Maitland no,
having entered to-ir appearance and given security
according TO The Ast Of sembly ard the Rnles Of
his Cour', and II appearing by satisfactory evidence
that they are not inhabitants 81 this eou.tv II is
ed ,hs' the said defendants, David std R9bsrt Msi.
land, do appear here tbs frs, ,ndsy in January
rex at Rules 10 be holden in the Clsks Office OF our
said Ctcun Superior Court Of Law and Chapseyv and
answsr The Bill Of The Compa naD, and tina, copy OF
This order be forthwith nsered some ne spaper pub
liihed 10 the city OF Richmond, for Two months cue.
sessvely and posted at the front door OF the Court
House Of ibis sounty. A copy.-Tesie,
JOHN DANIEL, Jun. Clerk.
Os'' Ia 45--wSw
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From the London Times.


Sic Hobsri Peel emp4n' OF 'he eesiione' ring sir
il OF the Americans Tn, Americans are a shTew and
esleusiog people; hey have proftsd by The exaup.s
waste fuI establishments, what Insusnton TO n .ir own
coDserns invsrisby bring on people; ADD warned by
the state OF E1rops, they very wisely lake care 10
vhon they commit The keeping Of tbeit earnings
well az their Ives and liberties. 10 ID respect VI
state Of their 6nsnc and the value OF fhsir ,iosk
prove bat they ere light; ,nd happy would II have
been for the people OF Eoglsud, had ihsy manifested
equal prudence and forsiboughi.
IL " not true that the Americans think Of nothing
else but their eseop.. Where will you find apobe,
people squsy eD'erpri'ng, indsfaiigabe, anil parse.
yeTiDg 10 pursuit. Of ssp Of real imporianc,! Look
NJ their rising msoUfas ures at their canals AID rad,
at III, if public schools their commerce with all ma
TONS at ,b cir navy, and al he respect wi which ihsn
government 10 treated, even ny hose who haze Them
and dread The srampie Of ihst pro'peri,y-and lhsp
gay u tbey hsve not coniUed their true interests BY
liking care wi ON they make Legislators.
Would hmsrsa have become what she Is, II shs had
introduced into her government hs system Il rotten.
oororgh representation OF which ST. II. Pee IL even vel
The champion, instead Of true piospe ef represenia
hobi " Der szen' had bassIy yielded 10 the diciaon
OF hanou OF heb aud arrogant prstenders 10 public
sfhh snd Poliea wisdom, instead Of eReTesing their
ows understanding, would they have been prosperous
they now srf But would 9reM Britain have LAST the
Unifed aies " che had maintained The sret prloei.
pies Of the ConSiI'u lot NJ; was her de geoe,asy
her extesye opbdsnee 10 her rulers ubfsh lost her
Ame,iss ADD without resufrsns. 10 hose prlnsipIss
End tie sTeTese q aivg'lsnso, 10 Which na,icps owe
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@0N 3 H@3rs
FRANCE,

Budgets Of 1881 and 1882 Question, Of the Peerose-
Reported Death of Emperor Nicholas -ynystifica.
ton among the French Troops in Belgium.
To the Editor of tho London Morning Chronicle.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-01
EAucntion.
]. r. PIER +.

ENCOURAGED by The liberal patronage he has 70.
IA ceived for several wears, intends opening in his
School a Classical Department for the instruction Of
youth in the Latin anil Greek Languages. In his School
viii Be taught. in addition to the above branches, the
following, viz: Spelling, Reading, Writing, English
Grammar, Geography, History, Composition. Use Of
the Globes. Arithmetic, Book keeping, Algebra, Men.
'urstion. Geometry. Application Of Algebra to Geome.
try, Plane and Spherical Trigonometry, Theory and
chanics, Hydraulics, Hydroststics, Optics. P~neumatics.
ELECTRICITY, Gslvanism, Magnetism, Chemistry, Astro.
nomy, including astronomical calculations, &c.
In teaching, great care will be taken to make thu
learners acquainted with the principles of each science,
and to exercise their minds so as to 81 engthen and i'm.
prove them. In teaching Natural Philosophy and Che.
miatry, appropriate apparatus will be used for giving
illustrations and making experiments
Objections are often made TO placing English scho.
lars in a School in which the Classics are taught, Leaf
they be neglected, but in a School in which there are
twu or more Teachers, and only one Of them attends
to the Classics, the objection is groundless.
J Il r. deems the moral culture of the mind of the
greatest importance, and will not therefore neglect 10
inst,l into his pupils those principles which tend to
render the man Of science happy as we'll - useful
lie will he particularly careful to render his pupils
comfortable: his room is large and well ventilated, and
each scholar furnished with q seat and desk detached
from others. To his present Philosophical Apparatus
lac intend, making considerable Auditors during the
present year. His School will reopen on The god Of
this n onth, and he hopes, by a faithful discharge Of
the duties incumbent upon him, and by the assistance,
in his School. Of young gentleman of good abilities
and extensive literary attainments, TO render il useful
to his patrons and interesting to his pupils.
Mechanics Hall, Alexandra, d. e. Aug. 8, 1881.
aug 8-2xw 5taw3S
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-01
Female BoarNing school.
THE MISSES MUIRS

VNENDERIEG to the public, their grateful seknow-
L ledeem. nts for the ibers! patronage hitherto re-
ceiyed, take this method Of giving notice. that their
school will re. commence on Monday next the 5h of
September. The course Of instruction will be as here
tofire, and verv similar 10 that Of all other respectable
female Seminaries in the District.
The higher classes, besides being examined twice .
week by the Rev E Harris n, will have also the pri-
viiege Of attending the lectures of Mr.. Hsilowel, on
Astronomy and Chemistry. And in addition to all the
ordinary branches Of a solid education, they are pre-.
pared TO teach, and ID teach, the mere rnanenta ones,
Of Muse. Drawing, Painting and French
Terms of boarding. and tuition, rs usual, moderate.
aup Sl-St
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Female academy,

Brooke Lodge. on 81. .Asaph Street, between
King and Cameron.
V>HE increased patronage of this Institution has de.
i termined the subscriber to endeavor to engage tho
services Of a lady, in every respect qualified to assist in
his important duties.
Ih- Ancient and Modern Languages. Music, Draw.
ing, Painting, &c. with the other branches usually
taught in the best Female Seminaries, will comprise
the course Of Instruction.
The great object kept constantly in view. is to Gle.
vste the standard Of Female Education, b. impsrting
sound and useful knowledge, such As will qualify the
possessor to Gil a useful and dignifed station in socie.
ty-alI conducted with a wise reference to . future
state.
As the knowledge cfall things Is best tested by prac-
teal experience, he respectfully invites those who feel
interested to visit bis School at any time. aud ascertain
the advancement, proficiency. SC. of the young ladies'
under his tuition, that they may see and Judge for them.
selves.
The next session will conmenc on the first Monday
in September. WIN. u. JONES.
Ale1andria, aug 8
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-01

| FLoUR.-Tuesday the wagon price of new
wheat Flour was IS 90. Yesterday (Wednes-
day) S 90 a 5 90, and some lots Of fine Flour,
in all about 125 bis, at the rate Of S IS for super.
The article has been very dull from stores for
some days past; more from want of vessels than
any other cause. The receipts continue light,
with but little probability ofany material increase
for the next six or eight weeks. 1t now appears
to be conceded that the crop Of Wheat is short
throughout the United States; Rye a good one,
and Corn abundant. We have been advised Of
a sale of 100 bis new wheat Flour at S Is, this
is the only transaction from stores that we heard
Of yesterday, excepting parcels retailed at $ %.
ECO
The arrivals ofFlour and Grain continued very
light, and hardly sufficient for the demand, which
was considerable for eastern ports, and the West
Indies. Old western sound, sold at 50, 25; and
fresh ground, freely at 5, so for fair brands; 500
bbls fresh Troy were sold for Havre at 5, so; 500
bbls fresh Petersburg, south side, price to be
fixed hereafter. On Saturday there was a CON-
p~arative suspension of demand, and several lots
arriving, there were some parcels offered rather
lower. Rye Flour sold at 8 rs. Corn Meal no
change. A parcel Of tennessee wheat was sold
at 1I7cts, deliverable at Newburgh. A cargo of
Virginia not prime at l l2a a l Is; and two car
goes n. Carolina at l 12a; the arrivals Of wheat
this year so far, are but one sixth of what they
were last year. The last sale Of rye was of 400
bushels at 80 cts. Round Corn rs cts, and flat
68 a 70 cts
Freights are still more depressed. A good
many English and French vessels are in port and
offer to load at prices quite reduced; say -four to
Liverpool at 2s per bbl, and Cotton to Havre at
act ID. The rates for American vessels are De.
~cessarily reduced a good deal.
Uooi-sales limited. A sale Of Buenos Ayres
wool was attempted. by auction but did not sue
coed; 10 bales were sold at le4 cts and 81 bales
at 99cts, and the sale stopped.
Wool Sale in Philadelphia, Aug. 25.-This
sale did mt go off with spirit, particularly the
fine quahties.-Jour. Com.
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Sugars, Coffee, &c .

Sugars, Coffee, &c.
4 HHDs. superior Porto Rico sugars
L L 10 bags do do green coffee
80 bags ST. Domingo DO
Chests young Tyson tea
125 rcRm. wrapping paper, a psrt very large.
8 pipes Holland Gin, (%cntitied to debenturc,)
of6ne quality
3 Casks fresh rice
kegs plug tobacco, los 70 the ID.
% 8 hSd' old $whiske,.
JUS, received and for sale by
aug 30-dlw COHIGAN e WHITE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-01

OF many Of the Wings on the subject, the West
India planters fear the destruction Of their proper.
ty through the emancipation by the British govern
ment Of their slaves.
Parties in Kentueky.-The Maysville Eagle
furnishes a table Of the majorities given in Ken
lucky at the Presidential Election in 1923, and
at the recent Congressional election. In 1928
Gen. Jackson received majoritles in nine districts
and Mr.. Adams in three. By the table mention
ed above, it appears " that the nine districts which
in 1928 gave Gen. Jackson a majority Of 1o,4sO
votes over Mr.. Adams, gave this year a majority
TO the Jackson ticket of but little upwards Of 5000
showing a loss of more than seuen thousand.
And that the three districts which gave Mr.. Ad-
ans a majority Of a,6lO, gave a majority this
year Of more than 4, 700 to the Clay ticket-leav.
ing a majority in the State Of 500 for Clay-and
showing an actual gain, since the Presidential
election, of nearly nine thousand uotes!"
The Annapolis Republican states that the Corn
Crops in that vicinity are abundant this year, and
that the tobacco CROP is very promising.
New England .asytum for the Btind.-The
directors Of this establishment have engaged DR..
Samuel G. Howe, of Boston a gentleman we'll
known for his services in the cause of Grecian In
dependence, to take upon himself the superin-
tendence. He will sail for England on the first
instant, with a view to examine similar institutions
IN that country and on the continent, and to make
himself more familiar with the mode of treatment
there pursued.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-01
Sugar. Nof.e. - ine. &c
SAMUEL MESSERSMITH

SAMUEL MESSERSMIIH
Has IN Store, and offers for sale,
100 HHDs. N. .. 81. Groin, 81 Z. Rs
lSv 100 bbls Trinidad and n Orleans : SUGAR
2bo1es Philadelphia refined
$50 bags coffee, a part prime green
chests youny Tyson TEAS,
l chest imperial ofkte
5 half chests >impo'n
5 s s.:s.. eon,'s Glib e.n,. }so"po"dsr s ~ e.;
!; : s e.; ,;s,. fine old P Nader. ,vs,
20 boxes, each cong from / to 3 ds chiefly ofdi.
l hid & Q Or casks Tin,s or Burg'y rect impo-.
1 do and do Sercial Statious. and
2qr&1 Or casks maimsey Dfrranted
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S or casks Sicily MADEIRA
S cases sparkling Champagne
2pipes cagnac brandy
10 bbis New England rum
20 bales Louisiana cotton
8 hhds James River tobacco
8 8 t ssss. Manufactured do
300 bags patent hot
$50 reams supctf,e No 3 and 8 letter paper
60 do post and cap do
so bun lies biniIng and band box boards
81 boxes and halfboxes Bakers and Lapham's No
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100 pieces German iiessisns
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