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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-05-31
CONaEgNgCATtON.
RARRnER MEETING
IN he Cuizc,., eff amherst county

Nm lie { III ZCttN ~ Il mn - 'REftI g.
The meeting of those friendly 10 the election o
Php;n y, Barbour to the Vice Presidency of |
& aiy,rt,g,l 10 be held ut Amherst May Court
wa, for sundry reasons, unavodabIy postponed
Is now realestel that the political friends of Mr.
Rarbour VIII meet at the court house on Saturday
the 2nd day Of June next for the purpose OF appon
I'm, DELEGATES to attend the Convention to be held
- Cbarloftesyae, on the 18th day OF the same
,,ontb II, ig hardly necessary, we presume, TO Ie
,.d ,bos. citizens OF Amherst who are opposed tI
,ia ror,f 4 in favour of Mr.. Il ofthe Importance
of this step. A crisis is approaching, winch de
,,,,nls the active vigilance of every lover OF ms
country. If Virginia principles are worm any
tbing-ifState Rights are stu held sacred" o"'
cries AGAINST the Tariff are any thing but ia'Se
cIa,,o,,r let us. to man, rally around the stan
5,rd OPP P. Barbour, and proclaim To the world
Thar % ,1i,,ipi1, NON homlEes, IS the motto under
Which ,ve act. A dark and podentous cloud IS
l,,yerln,, over our political hemlspSere- our Legs
I,;,,o ba,Is have become the arena Tor Inc lhuui-
-, 90 s,-,f. md Discussions and intrigue, ana a
9o;cc has already been heard, even wlthih Inc "as
- 49,. C,.nitol threatening dlsunion and rum.
,o,h;ng laalst be done to calm the troubled waves,
- .,irl tho rising tempest. Let Virginia, Weh,
80 nor nrinciplcs-she holds within her
,bo racred palladium OF liberty and the hopes
,nion Shall she, then, when The great bat
-, nv &c ahof1 To be fought, be found stun
- IN ,,.r posts Shall she, The ohiet sel'luel
on the watch to~er--ihe lana itop, "''"'' w
:, NON, to he drawn-ln this, the Gay q iou. Vi o'u
.,oa,es, need, s,oop from her proud ana 'o',y cit
go and iameiy submit to fall mo lhe "eNe VI
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ORIEII ALSN.


DEPARTED ihla life, suddenly, at LoVlng'ton
on Mano"V me ZSh o. a'a'' 49, Az 'NH >
"ooDo n,"pe' ., ''e '"ul,,"' o,',a =, ,,'
} ,s,a s nf Vre,o,aEo man Of groa, worm and
.y,Ilsd characte, --Naior Wo1ds wa. mol mn
nonr before hi, d,nth IN apparent good health and
spirits, mising with H. people rbr Count green
aud conversing freely with his friend, aud numcr-
GUS 'qoa'"tancc..-Hc had dine J, aud feeling
onwel .e"rd up SANS and immediately exp
'fa. ne ~" u'I'' suns an" "'"s',t, M" u"
VI. ,5'I "' ,,'0' ""o 'o's
T,is a,.r.,I ralomit, .halL ,d,nor,.b all n m.
noG,rta,nrv of lie and of the nec,..lty Of SPEEDY
preparntion for HE 10 come. T..
"a Al ,.I,,r.r Ill -, dom ;u,,..o. s,,,.I
I,1,,I,n,,l d. ,l.,, I,.s rho l,r,l d.
IIa,, tho ,as.s a.. ,bat cbcrL Jec,yca
winch l,,c ,b, ,ar,I, li,,i, ~ y.,,,b ,I,sal,vcd
u.aI,h ,,, her form carb snr,gilI, or,c,' b,.,o,c
"a
WI i;,, ,,,d ,bon,l., o,cI, s,,.,l,i,,, f.,tyr,
,l,,r,J
.,a' ,,,', blossom, sof, ,h. y.r,nI sl,,,.
EIa,o ,,,,,, bonn .,e deor,cd ma tc,ona.f 1I'h-
W. ,..l,,rIa.,,,,s i,,y,,,t,,,a,,,s .,s,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-05-31
AT CIIoN,
HOUSE or ENTERTAIN
MEAfF

TnHE 5ubscrlher respectfully informs the public
- that he has takenn house IN the town # New
London, eleven mrlrs west of Lynchhurg wharf
he rs prepared so entertain company Ia the besi
Wanner. lie occupies the Large two story build
ing, former Y kept Tavern by Mrs Miller.
which has just been very neai'y and extensively
repaired, and is now ~ condition TO reader the
situation of travellers entirely comfortAble-Seye-
rHl Of tho rooms very large, aud well adapted
10 The accommodation OF persons travelling IA fam
lies. HIS Stable Is inferior 10 none IN Virginia
obtaining sufficient number Of wide stalls, with
dirt or plank # 1ors, as may br preferred. Nothing
shall be omitted on his par, that can in any Wise
contribute TO the comfortable accommoda alton OF
his guests aud intending 10 give his personal aten.
tion 10 the business, he can with Confidence prom
ise satisfaction 10 those call on him In n lr
he Is Determined to Keep n good hou,e.
CHARLES l.. D.BRELL.
May 81. w2w
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N(l'FIlth,.

<flHE genienrn whn wac members OF The
- Eynchbprg Reahng Room Society' are in.
formed that IN conformity with resolutions Mop
ted at the has, Annual Meeting the subscriber ha,
paid of all debts due from he Society, and that
there is sui remaining small balance, which II is
respectfully suggested 10 make donation Of, 10
the Lynchburg Patrick Henry Debating Society.
IT, therefore no objection should he made To this
arrapgem ent prior to Monday the 1th day nf June
next the subscrbrr will then feel himself authorf-
zed IL dispose otfne oaiHuce alluded 10 "a afoyp.
said. JAMES BOAt.
May 81 Ii
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-05-31

= Wehssin a new yonr with NH md vlrif nc
lprospec.-wr th,uN ~ ssH IN n perspective ever
essential anl necessary iasfHiisn-, iuhcaf'te ot
long hfe but aa,--oetr, t,e yri--,hc month
ortued aY Is poo.d " ar e5l.l before Iusl
,ypd. q isndHr ana ecegoat II on actions and con
dast Ia tbs aoril
I'M ~ truly has tn .lei.h II Mrs pean -
cmphhrd til uncertainty II at.'. She bad pist nr
rived tn N tuuty- just aaftled -h,d crIayel thu
toreiasta ota happy reciprocity ota cnnnnh Ia
srtuauoa-had returned (leesne her husband II
his home m South Carolna) II Col Pcnn's. upon
visit 10 hcr relations twas hrfr that sha became
AH-and iar separated frnln him she Jy>l best
discharged the last awful obligation due IA her
God oh the last moments vt a dying relative
dying fflend-l'hat voice once sweet nuslr IN tn
car-hashed IN the confined agonlcv Of death -
Look the last hook see the cpnyul'lvc saap-
the catfhins-thr reaching afirr breath --3ee tn
distorted features the disIendrd cyc-the pallld
cheek-llea,rn- the awful moment has como -
Death has performed the List office and lnmsntad
Mar Ann, gone to her long. eternal homc'
Y ct. why ior her attunr lnnrrcnl lays
Her deal 10 mortal plant aud mortal PRAISE
safe. wha.r no pcrlIs threaf=no anguish sings
But peace forever spreads Triumphant VINES.
Where hnsts OF Scaphm hpsma1s raise
And worlds 10 worlds resouud their Makers
praise
w ere SORROW, toll and carr IN rapture drownd
Heaven everlasting splendar blazcs nund
The Frtooas woman "no nooIy yields her
breath
Requires not SORROW but exuIts IN dcnth
ROMEO
-.. IN this place, at the residence Of her IA.
therln=l,w, Joseph G. Ilandrek, ou the 18th of
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MARRIAGES..

MARRIED on the 18th instant by the Ray.
George Painter, Mr. JOHN B. TILpEE for-
m-rIy Of Lynrhburg, to Miss CATHAkINh
WILLIAMS, Of Wyihe Court house
-, on the 27th in.r. by the Rev. Edward
Cannon. Nh WILLIAM ELLIOTT 10 Miss II AR
RYAN, d. BALBENGEf, daughter OF Captain
I1enry Balleng"r, ali of TIL plncc.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-05-31

IS, r..a H. while anoeler, zen ofthe SAM
WV .,J;ras thai he viii as certainly approve
P''' rsfIenry Clay were in the Presidential chair,
mid doubt fc+ an instant Of his course lis
...ole. are engraved on the legislative history oI
!. unity. and no man dou bis, when he is oaIlad
,t,,-r. as to the manner m which lac viii DIS
L.. hi. aaty. 1t NJ. Yan Buren, be elected
=. r,ss,..lt. an for twelve years more IN all
...,.,..t.. wsshlll be dissraeed by ,has'na gaa'a
...,,r.ry. which tor the last three, has di,srasei
-, .-,srIa, NJ Ia the eyes ofail impartial men.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-05-31
virginia. state A.otiery,
2.ebeA(e LBS ROLL BIRTHSTONE,

1000 LBS ROLL BIRTHSTONE,
1000 lbs Salt Pctrc
1000 Gldhbcr Salts,
| 800 Putty
$500 Epson Salts
5000 Dry Spanish Brown
1000 Best Modder,
1000 Dry White Lend
900 Logwood, in stleks and ground
700 Alum,
$3.50 Coppcros,
100 bottles best Castor OIL
500 LIS Cream Of 1artnr
100 Gum Arabic,
$50 Sal Soda,
500 Odof Vl'ro
G5O Blue VItIo
$50 Aqua Fottls,
300 gallons Lamp on,
In do Sweet Oh,
100 do Spirits Turpentne,
100 lbs. Spirits lIartshorn
10 Spirits Nltre,
80 SuIphuric Ether
$50 Indigo,
10 Dry Vcrdgrls
lU Best Calomc
81 Tartar Emotc
100 Ltquorlce Ball,
1Sb sup 'dIi '2Oidt
1870 Lump Magnetism,
81 Opium
90 Calcncd do
81 Murlatlc Acid,
30 Ipecne, Powdered,
80 Spanish Flies,
81 Gum Camphor,
so Powdered Jaap,
50 Turtarlc Acid
$40 gallons Lnsced OIL,
100 gross ASSORTED Vols,
900 do Vial CGrks, assorted
90 do Bottle Corlts,
20 do Black Bottles, assorted
These with many other articles Of Dugs, Medi
cincs, Pants, Ols, Dye Stnds, Surgeons Irrsirh
mrnts, Fancy Goods Soaps, Perfntery- Wines
Snufs Music and Musical Instrunfents, Chewing
and Smoking Tobacco, Segars, &c. 4sc, arc offend
for sate at very sp1all advance On New York pr
ccs 0y HOWEE DAVIES
MAY - its
BLANKS
Of EYERY DESCRkp ZION FOR SALE AT
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k5 A CAAD. =
/ Il HAU I'll HDLCO'1 r. Wal.h Makot
hA Jewellers and Silver Smiths. hagIag renov.
81 10 the Tenement opposite 70 the Dry Goods
otore Of Ncssr5 Turner y Kcu and three door
below d," Market How're, t1ke rIeesaro ~ r..
turning thor tbtulss toy the Srg liberal pa,
tonnage they hefe received, and inform thef,
customers mud The public generally that they
have now han1 beautiful assortment CT
I'M WATCHES An JEWELfY purchase
ii IN the Northern citieg, and are prepared "
ali times Ia sell every article IN their lneai The low
sstcaab ruca, and 10 attend to all orlcrs witt
punr'nalty and despatch
= Ihry keep constantly on hand, cffheir own
mnnaia.'ory handsome assortment Of Dinner
peset and Tea Spoons which they can Confident
Iy recommend 10 public
A. P'aoos desiring 10 purchase Watches or
Jewery are requested to cnIl and examine their
slock before they buy
sf' Broken Tortoise Shell Combs nended and
made as durable and perfect as those from the orr
glnal mandatory.
KRhUTI & HOTCOMBE.
Lgnchhnrg, Va May % duff
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,tiassiclI, English All }fatlIe4ae

VUfE mex session oflhy .5chool Will cofu,afncs
D on Mouday In n Jinc The eoutse OF W.
alf!et'5n conpfehend{'ha G,sos, Latin. French
and English Laaggagss, Mathematics AEcen'
aud Molcrn nHlory, Anclent md Mgiern Ger.
graphy, Reading W4teg, Spelling sn1 Arthne-
nt JOHN CARY.
Mny Rs 2fif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-05-31

re- IS Baut-By an excellent arrangement
'sJe the Houss Of Representatives, are engaged
ia ds1.s,ing the Tariff question, the Senate has
taken upthe subject of roaharterns the Bank OF
the United States-so that these two great and eX-
citing topics will progress through the two Houses
y'"ri Passa-eosuring a hnal discrimination ofboth
At the present session Of Congress. Mr Dallas
and Mr.. Webster have spoken briefly, IN favor OF
volunteering the Bank the latter taking occasion 10
refer the Wee President to the period of lis first or
3lnization. when they be,tled side by side, IN dc
fence of an institution, then regarded as OF such
vital Importance We hope Mr.. Calhoun has mol
changed his views on this question: as well as eve
fy other ofmagnituic- though we have no security
MT 50 versatile as he has proved himself 10 be-
NH not change the color ofhis coat to suit Inc
rom2any he may be in, though that necessity
a'oodhoppen every year Of his life
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-05-31

Charlottesville Conrentton-At meeting OF
c'NAens of cuIpeper, on The 3ls. May Judge
Richard H. Field in thechair,) Messrs, John ,
P'nafetop, Edmand Brcsdus, Henry shacRIetora
shtW1fam HUNT were ssyointed Delegates 10
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-05-31

INC G"a.. .-ss5.a Convention, Meetings ag.
cal o IN opo'sy'ap,s, Bunswiaf. &. 81.
r The a7'..ly, e'olaeuec, .and pa,riotc r.cl,rl,
"hoh charaelsaze Mr.. a amss Rea,r, the
Pa'ie'i'on Of wnehwe commence tas morning.
clam fur 1t Tia attentive pcrusal If tn eommue.
Y. lhoso Who commence 1t VII handy lay II
Town unul they g to thu end.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-05-31

A n S"net or Court of Law and Ch.,ce,v
"a con''o'"d by adjournment and held for ,Is
county al hmhrst, NJ the court house, on the IAN
lay Of April 1892 '
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-05-31

e. The insertion Of It " Slooi6ojder Il dcjuat
aac. can do no good. The question Is decided.
and it IS too late now todscuss the proProty ofthnt
! decision.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-05-31

j. Robert L. Rid, of Georgia, and joln \ Cameron
of North Carol at pzcut Consul VIA CRUZ h,a
been appointed BY III President with the Of the
Senate Judges IN thu Territory of For1n having been
minated by the President, in lieu of thotw gentle
men the offices lately he
lected by the Senstr.
Aaron Vail Secretary Of Legation London has boon
nominated by the President the Senate, Charge DIES
AFdres to that governments ItwouId from this nom
nuuon that the Pfo.den dec sending full Mtnstcr
In lhniC 'puTt.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-22

SNring GUOds ,

CHARLES BENNErT has received and offers for
\ J sale. general assortment Of
GOODS adapted TO THE SEASON.
The following are part;
Superine cloths and kerseymeres OF LIST quality
Merno and Vgonia kerseymeres
Book, cambria, jaconet and null musilns
Ga and "a dimties
Caicos and ginghans Of first quality
General assortment ofcotton and silk hosiery
4 and India nsnkeens
VERY best Mstioni black Italian lustring
Bandanna and flag hsndkerchiefs
London drings
Ripka's best cotton an1 Rouen kerseymeres, for
summer wear
Checks and stripes; coored cambrics
Hemming's LIST quality needles. imported direct,
and warranted genuine
Gentlemen's English doeskin gloves
Clark's Il Chspp's best sewing cotton IN spoo's
and balls
4,43, and ID pins
Letter paper of various qualities, from the Brandy
vine Factory
Foolscap and common post pfp'r
Ga 81 irish, Scotch and Russia sheeungs
A variety of diapers; Irish linens and lawns
German tickenburgs and buriaPs
Cotton burlaps. very stout :,
Shoe thread, seine Irvine, &c. nc. apr q
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-22
Notice to Contractors.

Office ofthe Chesapeake e. Ohio Canal company
WAsHINeToN, May 7, 1881 -,
nRoPOsALs will be received at th's once. un s,
Wednesday, the 30sh day of the present nIon'". w.
the excavation embankment and wang OF lott lou, 10Y.
sections of the Chesapeake aud OHIO Csns'' eN,enuS
from Section No. 1l2, at the head NJ harper .en.
Falls to Section No. l56, comprehending a's'a'.e
of TWENTY-FIVE miles Also. for the construcoo" "
Dam across the Potomac River; an hqnedue' aeros'
:, . Anictam: six Locks and seven Culverts al upo"
the line of the above mentioned Canal
Proposals will also be received. al the same ue 'o
place for constructing in Georgetown, u s'o"e
sbutne mt for the iqueduct of the Alexsndrs Csnai
The time for receiving proposals for completing 'ne
Dam across the Potomac River at the i.I'ie Fa' %
extended to the 30!h inst Mil he
Plans and specifications OF the above WORK WIZ oe
exhibited at the Canal office after the loh INST :.
The Letting will he declared at the Caha' oh''ei "
Wa shington, on Sat rdav, the I'd june mi,
con,r,ctors Whose offers may be accep'eu, WI, "
erected to sgmtheir contracts on the DAY Oh '"e
ting a., p,,omoc River vii, be
.on.,r,c,ed Of timber and filed with stone, WIZ, oe
"a f., hiph and raise the water 20t feet. VIII DC
lor ated near TO Ga.iuwa,'s MIL ~
The Aau-duc, IS the Antietam river VIII. 90
of me arch of 48 feet spsn and two arches OF ~
enan Zach The arch stone, water table, coping ''t
c one of the insi of the trunk and the beds ane
;o;nts of the stone in the piers and abu'mens VIII OF
cut The remainder of the face work Will be manner
dressed into courses. - ,vc,p
m .,,on,b Clerk Oh & O Ca co.
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yDho XXX11
Fov Amsterdam,
For Bust0n.
vew Line for NichMOMd.

The proprIetors OF The steam
- Boat FREDERIC KsBURG,
A-IAua have concluded to place her
gtsE on the route between the
Norfolk vain and Be ss saSsd to e'
,ringeme me. GDe by having Boat ttcee week. IN
,..,d Of Oncs, IS heretofore, .s,cs running on
The trede' ,na ~ anril, leaving Washington at
ras'das aeu' .nJ A,exandris at O'Clock, for Old
p pS Norfolk and Rchmond returning 3D. so n'1
nond on oS'uu =, O'clock, and arrive at Aexan.
sunday % Washington on Monday morning. and CONT
e.. "a h .ssSS Ike ss%s
na on freight as are charged by the Steam Boat
Potomac .,,.nonled nv captain
y's" ,res,,,re Engine. and her accommo atoms 1or
s and freight such as it is hoped will give sa'
fdactOn. A.. Contain m hoard
t~ u BENONI WHEAT,
Gw =, e Agent.
mar S0--u ------o---
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-22
We .1leXNnAyia Museum

VxyIIJ. he opened for the reception Of visitors,
w throughout tie present week, from sun rise to
sun set.
This Institution dedicated ultimately to charitable
purposes has been visited by the most usrlous per-
sonages of the United sstes and OF foreign countries
aho nd foremost for their learning and respectable
~ snd who have declared to their friends and to the
undersigned the exalted pleasure and satisfaction they
experienced, in beholling collection at once SO rare
and important blen led is. with the history 0: our
own country IN particular and which can be foupl IN
no other place.
To the above fact, all who msy likewise honor the
establishment with visit. will be enabled to bear ties.
timony, and will beyond doubt participate in feelings
of a kindred lature. l. S'fo"o'
msvl5-d1s Manager.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-22
hooks

D0RCUPINE's Books, 10 vols; Nicholson's Eney'
L clopz liza, 10 Nos Edinburgh Review; Bucks
pronou0cinp do; Pocket Bibles and Testaments; Com
mon pra, er. gilt Malcom's Dictionaries, Life of How.
ard; Cox's Female Scrip biography; with variety OF
Religious Books, designed for Sunday School Libra,
res see ted by gentleman Of pety, who is engaged
in the Sunday School cause. For sale low by
no, ~ GEO. WHITE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-22
Number, l,iMe, sc.

lust received and for sale
y White and yellow pine lumber; oak and ash DO
Shingles. tsths and lime
kers, trunk makers. &C. Also,
Air.slacked lime by the essk, for manure
m.yI7 JOSIAH II. DAVIS.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-22
Tailoring.

yHyHE subscriber respectfully informs his friends and
the public generally. that he has taken the stole
on the corner Of King and Pitt streets, istey occupied
by Mr.. j. Rumncy, where h intend: carrying Oh 'As
TAILORING BUSINESS.
He hopes, by punctuaiity and strict sueh''" "
business to gain share of public patronage o,o
Nh. The subscriber has for sale Three shsres o.
Alexandris Bank Stock.
,nr N. -d3t&2awtf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-22

Just Received,
MORE DESIRABLE SPRING GOODS.
". H. THOMPSON q co.
VUAvE received, by the schooner " ashington' ana
other arrivals, additional supply OF s'aP'e anu
Fancy Dry Goods; among which are
Super 70 and Irish linens
Irish and Russia sheetings
Ga, 8.4, and 10 44rish table diapers
"a and 10 4 damask do
Birds eye and Russia 90
SO and 4 lawns and crash
French and English musins
Ciuvhans and calicoes. great variety
Grape and gauze hsndkerchiefs
Grape and Hermann shawls
linen cam5ric handkerchief some very hne
Best black Italian us,rings
BACK Gro de Swiss and Gro de Naples
English and Russia drills
sR Camblets, Princettas. and Brocheiles
variety Of stripes for boys
Brown linens Also
Brown and bleached domestics, shirting'' and
sheetings
Checks, tickngs
Penitentiary stripes and plaids
Bur!aps, oxnaburgs and ticklenbargs
All of which are offered for sale, by the piece of
yard upon the most favorable terms. HP. =.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-22
PALM ilenf Hats.
sugar, Coffee. !

sugar, Coffee. Hine>, &c.
COX HHDs. old and new crop New
lCJ Orleans
SIS hhds prime st Croix ,,,,,
6 do common Porto Rico fSOGan
70 bbis Trinidad
5boxes , Phsdsphia steam re-
70 bbIs fined
AZ tisrces New Orleans molasses
100 bags old and new crop lilo coffee
do Java 90
,s ; shS' chest. Young Tyson re.
chest superior Gunpowder do WA,
10 mines ! Fine Old l.. P Madeira VINE, OF
10 half mines Sdirect mportatio on from the houses
- ar casks \ of Newton. Gordon, Murdoch and
Scott, Payne e Co, and r J. FIguera
! hal. PIPE Superior burgundy Madeira
hal pipe do sercial do
2qr casks
2qr casks do Malrnsey 90
3pipes cognac brandy
so Boxes Bakers and Laphams No chocolate
az reams printing paper
200 resms blue. yellow and white letter paper
so do fooscap 90
For sale by ,. MbSoHn'"'"'
apr 10
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-22
p. a. HerM

'1VAKEs this method Of informing the Ctse % Of
L Alexandria, and its vicinity, that he is now pre-
pared to furnish full BAND of MUSIC for military
parades excursions Of pleasures or part thereof
for balls or coon parties He also gives Lessons on
the Flute Clarionet, fancy instruments beionrng
to a Military Band. His Glass meets nearly opposite
the Second Presbyterian Church. He can be seen
any time at Nr Morris Tavern, on Union street.
0fNational Intellgencer will insert the above ST.
and sent their account to this office.
may IL
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-22

For Rent,
F.. One three story Brick WAREHOUSE
S-Ey; corner King and Union streets
gsksI One three story brick Warehouse next the
E.Sai shove, on Union street.
One three story brick Warehouse next the hrs'' on
King STREET.
One two story brick Warehouse on King street. for
mery owned by WIN. T. Kennedy
Ore three story brick Warehouse on King street,
ne xt 10 Messrs a e Cazenove Il Co
one two story Frame Store and Dwelling on Fairfax
sire et, next to our retail store.
may SAN. u LHnnOOn W.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-22
Fine Teas, Coffee, Wines,

Fine Teas. Coffee, Wines,
FRUIT, &c.
~ CHESTS, 2S half chests, and 70 l3lb. boxes,
~ hyson, Young Tyson, imperial, gunPowder ant
souchong new teas. (Lewis cargo) Of suPe'
rior quality
1853 bags Ito, green Lagu'ra and Java coffee :,
half pipes and Quarter casks hne old pale ann
brown sherry vine; 20 Indian barrels and ~
or casks dry malaga do S pipes sweet malaga
do; Q h.sf pipes old port do; Is baskets white
and pink champagne do; hhds old Jamaica
rum-An from the Custym.houss stores, New
York
S bales soft sheled aimonds
1 bale zeal flberts
so boxes, 10 ha,f. and 10 quarter boxes ~ and
bunch raisins
II hh,ls orleans sugar, how price
81 rtams wrapping paper, ssrSe size
20 % foosseap la
40 qaiE'eF ' So English white lead in oil
40 half boxes chocolate; 20 half boxes mustard
IS kegs ground ginger. Is boxes prunes
bales cotton, 10" price
a. loayes d iuble refined table salt
Is hhds and 100 bbls copper distilled whiskey
Dbl apple brandy, 40 dozen bed cords ana i"es
1 seroon A ltant indigo, casks madden
OIb nutmegs, so nests sugar boxes
Just re ceived and for sale by
ma~5 SAMUEL b. '-H',NN.oN - ~
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-22
Pan0rama Of Mexico.

sI,HIs splendid Representation Of one of the most
beautiful, as well as unique, Cities OF the woro,
e. - h;,;t;on M unuar.eled success in London
md IN som of the prncpa. cities in this country,
""' is NOW OPEN
for the inspection of the citizens OF Alexandria and
the public generally. in building erected for its
reception, in Washington City. and situated on Mar
ket space. south side Pennsylvania Avenue between
Bib aud 9th streets.
1t is the original picture. painted by order OF the
MEXICAN government, and challenges competition
with any thing of the kind produced in the Ca
pitol of Europe .,
Open each day, Sundays excepted, from socfock'
Abundance IS cents Season tickets (rot transfer
.bl.l one dollar each, to be obta'ned of Mr. d.
bullock, Agent for the Propfietors a; the place OF
exhibition.
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