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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-04-17

- -H1-.s ns.ssr<s.
because they were not fully aware of,hc
danger that surrounded it. But the men
now in power seem to have such an Itch
ing palm, that now the prospects Of gain
is held out, they trouble their conscien-
ces but little about the morality Of the
means. Hence it happens that a single
house in Providence is induced to give
the state bonus Of (if we are right in
our recollection) ten thousand dollars
and for WHAT Why! only to have the
liberty of flooding the country with tick
ets---to bring corruption and spirit of
gambling home to the business aud bo-
som of every family that can he cajoled,
or by any means induced to become their
purchasers. We have actually. at the
public corners of the street, been shock
ed by an urchin -,hrusting ~ piece Of
stamped and coloured paper before our
eyes with the enquiry "wont you buy
ticket 7" hut to enter into the details
of this nuisance, would be too disgusting,
and take up too much time for our pres
ent leisure. Suffice it 10 say, that our
Boetisn rulers take as lordly airs and
arrogate TO themselves ~ much credit
for letting this enormity loose upon the
community, as if they had discovered
and opened. some pure and wholesome
spring, whose healing waters meander-
ing through the land, would carry health
TO the sick, and wealth to the INDECENT.
One word more and we shall have done
for the present. After having by these
means raked together the loaves and
fishes, what is the next, the crowning
active had almost said. tho deed with
out name. which caps the climax If
their political crimes Why only this :
the feast being prepared, and the board
spread, our wise rnlers cannot think Of
quitting such lots Of good cheer They
pass solemn law, jesuitically drawn up,
by virtue ofwhcb, they are morally sure
of retaining their places for another
year. On the first page of former num-
bers of this paper will he found that un-
wise, unconstitutional act. Freemen Of
will you submit toit? We
hope nOt---at any rate, our sfU small
ooice(as Mr.. Clay has it)has warned you
of your danger. We call upon you by
every thing you bold dear, TO dIsappoint
the unholy hopes of these graspiug men,
and show them by your votes, that the
peoples will is irresistible, ond that
those who think to WELD the sccptfo "
violation of that win. must meet the
their rashness has meritsd.
One of the People.
N n II
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-04-17

ono and the sarie as asserted in the .ff-
teen irecmcn cancus.of Saturday, they
nTe each pursuing their seperate objects.
The Jackson party mean the election Of
james Fenner as governor. If the five
hundred anti-masonic votes Of last year
do not tell this, for Arnold. it is because
this party are justly indignant. They
are ashamed Of being betrayed and
dupsd. They do resen, the insult, and
ought to sisi, the offence upon the Offend
ers.
As to the the Incidental advantage this
triangular warfare may give gov. Fenner,
it is one neither he nor his friends have
sought by any indirection, or compro-
mise of principle. Governor Fenner is
an able, firm, honest aud experienced
statesman, n Rhode-Islander to the back
bone, acquainted with the interests aud
hopes Of Newport and Rhode Island
proper, ,and has been their ablest advocate
with the general government--a farmer.
and the friend Of Farmers. / therefore
shnll, on the grounds have stated, sup
port him. and if all those who have hon.
estly the same opinions, will step for
ward and do tho same, he viii, be elected.
a Calm Observer.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-31
DIED..

On the 18th inst. at his residence near Mer-
>ours. Pa. Of Cholera, the Hon. ARCHIBALD
B.Rp, one of the assoria'e Judge. OF the Court
of Common Pleas of franklin County, in the
syn year Of his age.
jalge Bard was IN Chamber,barg on Friday
the %, !, inst and renamed until Saturday, being
the very period in which the terrible Pestienee
made its appearance, and was thus exposed to Is
first and d,adlies, influence. lie was attacked as
we are informed, on the morning of the 9th, and
about O'Clock ia the afternoon Of the same day
expired.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-31
Refined sSuyar..
Rio Coffee
Fruit f2r Preserving

In Boxes Lisbon Lemons, Of very recent imPor
III -tat,on, and Of dimnutive size; verdant and
beautiful, to the eye and in fine order for preserving
OF the Citrus (the citron orange and lemon tree, }
there are five species and many varieties The most
remarkable of these fruits the LEMON (Which IS ne fs
co,l ted one of the varieties of The citron s f;,s
LIMs (which is species OF the lemon ~ rrr tbsr
WIN s..,o and 6n. a,yor ar wonderful manner
=; e h 81, ~ ss,mrat xinds Of fruits when commln.
gleJ with them cough previously conservate' III su
,.r or nre1erved in brandy.
,u,niiies should bear in mind, that. although their
preserves may have been put up long antecedent to
this PERIOD yet it not too late TO soiemnize the rites
of ma,rimony. and impsrt TO the delicsces OF Their
lands the delightful Sest and Amy fragrance Of the
exo,ics JOHN Is. HEPBURN
oct so 81
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-31

South Carolina The Legislature of South
arOlina has assembled at Columbia. We find
e following account Of its proceedings in the
lolumbia Telescope, Of October p.
4" Ne have detained our paper some hours. in
kjer to give the Governors Message, and some
te Of the proceedings of the Legislature, which
PEI Yesterday, according to the call Of the Go
(ernor
The Hon. Henry Deas was reelected Presi-
enI Of the Senate. and the Hon Henry l..
PHchusy Speaker OF the House Of Representa-
lives
The Governors message was referred 10 4 iniut
|ommit;ee Of both H,uSeS consisting ~ Nr~SrS.
kelb'Ouk, Warren. N,cuirs, Brciar. Campo D..
Ield. and Patterson, irom toe Ssr3-e and
liessrs. Preston, Noble, K b, Sm!,h. PhYeT.
ialmes. Dunkm, Erwin, M,Cord, Melville.
ahCn, Potts, and Maxwell. from the House of
representatives.
The Committee to-day reported bill to pro-
C' inr calling Convention Of the People of The
f'',e, IN consider 81 and determine upon the Ia.
F6 question The hill proposes tina, on the Sc
Foat 'inaday aud Tuesday in November next,
|ico district ard parish eject Number OF Dele
ile' equal to the member of Senators and Re-
|'eSen'aInes sent TO the Legislature, AMI to
Fer' IN Columbia on the Moats,Y following,
Non VII! be the 10Th
! probAble that the Legislature will adjourn
r tddly or Saturday next."
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-31
$40 MeWarA.

ID ANAw w from the Brig tribune. on Saturday
- night, the 27;h instant, J3HES VILSON, a
black man, about IS years old; very black; short h;
stout built: has bunch on the right side Of his face
Had on, when he left blue jacket. blue pantaoons,
and blsck hat Took f. ON the Mates trunk blue
frock coat; olive green short coat pair OF blue
pantaoons; black silk velvet vest, with rolling col.
lar; 3 inen rufhed SHIRTS; pliI silk handkerchief
Whoever will return said negro, or the above cham
articles. the brig Tribune, Giving At Twins wharf,
or to Me,srs Franklin ,rmield, shat receive the
above reward and all reasonable expenses paid
ISAAC STAPLES,
oct 5O-dSt Master Of brig Tribune
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-31

S.c.-JUST RECEIT'ED.
ryHHE subscribers have jus, received, in addition TO
4 their stock
SO pieces suner Brussels Carpe,ing, very rich
bales best Double Ingram do
1000 yards new sly Figured Venetian do
1000 do Scotch and Domestic do
A large supply of Imperial and Wilton Rugs
20 pieces IL a. 81. "a, 4, ga. a, and 4 FL
CURED Four oil Cloths, Of superior quality
20 pieces 81. 64 and Figured F'oor Baizes
large assortne' Of Gilt Curtain ornaments, direct
from Paris comprising every article usually required
for Curtain Hangings; among which are
so gilt Curtsin Rods, feet long
sou do Rings for do
500 do Spears do
So do Centre Pieces, do
.4ls0,
so pieces sup FOR quality Damask Morcens, OF
various colors Il
100 pieces Watered Moreens very cheap
1000 yards Silk Fringes. to match
8 cases Green Window Blinds
100 pieces White Curtain Nusns
$50 do Colored do do, &c &c.
An Of which will be sold unusually low by
DARIUS CLAGErT q Co.
Corner of 18th street and Penpsy lvsnis Avenue,
oct 29-3t Washington City.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-31

!Ship,creck on Lake Erie The Connecticut
Courant publishes the following letter, dated
Windsor, Ohio, Oct. 4th: -. Dear SiI-With
painful emotions hasten to announce to you the
sad intelligence Of the loss Of Friend Thral and
his family, from CRANKY, Conn. and Henry H.
Hol, omb's wife and ch,ld. from Simsbury, to-
selher with four other persons, viz: two sailors,
lady and little girl belonging to Ashtabula,
on the lake, Saturday morning, 2s,h september,
about 1 or 5o'clock. Respecting particulars. [
can merely say that the vessel capsiZed IN gale
of wind and went to the bottom. Mr.. Thral
and family, with Mrs. Holcomb and child, are
probably in the vessel, which is sunk in so or 60
feet Of water; the top Of he mast is abou, feet
out. and strange TO relate. the captain and the
hands, with Mr. Jnhn White of OHIO, Alexander
lIoicomb, Esq and his son, Nenry A. liolcOmb.
from Simsbury, elung to the rigging about the top
of the mast until Saturday evening at O'Clock,
say twelve or thirteen hours, when they were ia.
ken off by vessel passing up the lake, and were
carried to Cleaveland. They staid at my house
last night. aud have gone this morning down the
lake to the place where the vessel is. Thc vessel
went down Of Salem about five or six miles; they
are in hopes OF being able to raise il and obtain the
bodies which seems now 10 be their greatest trou-
ble
You will please communicate 10 soothe their
feelings, aud assure them that the survivors are
in pretty gocd spirits, altho u Oh they had to put
in re9uisition the last effort Of expiring hope to
sustain themselves until they were discovered.
Mr.. Holcomb was SO much exhausted that he
declared it impossible for him to hold on one
minute longer, even when the boat to relieve them
was close by; but being encouraged and assisted
by his companions, he was kept from going down
until the boat arrived and took him in so iatigusd
as 70 BIZ apparently Iife'ess. You may expect the
~rUcuiars as soon asst Is ascertaIned whether
si.c vessel is raised or not but YOU need not ex-
pee, 90 get an adequate idea of the sutfrrings Of
lhe sg,vivors, for Language is without words to
eApleas IT,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-31
PHILADELPHIA MARKET-Oct. OF.

Flour and Neal-The sales of Superfine Flour
for export during the week have been upwards OF
1000 barrels at sc, with the exception of 500 b.
rels which sold at something less; tl.' .a'es 10
bakers and retailers have be- L.tsk at SO, and
the stock left on hand Jerry low. Upwards ot
$50 barrels Co... Meal sold at $3.50, and lot
IF so L-,rcIs at S5,62i; 100 hhds sold at Bis,
rs. Sales Of $50 barrels Rye -Four at 3,lS2.
Grain-The supplies Of Wheat have not been
equal to the demand, and better prices have been
obtained; several lots have been sold from store
at ll8 cents, aud some ahoat at III cents
Southern Rye sold at 7Oa7l cents, and South
ern' Corn at last weeks prices; for Pennsylvania
a shade higher has been paid, the last sales TO-
day being at III cents. Oats are higher, and
quotations advanced. Price Current.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-31
8 ZIP NEWS.
PORT NJ aLEXaNDRLa. (D. CO.

Brig Emolumenr, Layfeld, cleared at New
York for this part 25,h instant.
Soop Neptune, Johnson, cleared at Philadel-
phia for this port 29rh.
NoRFoLK, October &c Arrived, Brig Cara.
van. Dane. from Alexandria. bound to HaliIax;
put IN in distress. having been run foul CT in the
Roads By the Schr MARTHA
In Hampton Roads. Sc hooner Resolution, Har-
per- from A'exandrii, for Maranham.
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COMMERCIAL.
Latest Date from London September IL
Latest Date from Liverpool - Sspfe"iber 20
--latest Date from, Havre September 90
B,Lr1moRE PArRror OFFICE.
, Hondau, | o'clock p. NJ

The Market. The receipts OF Flour IN How
ard street on Saturday and this morning are We
~ light. Sales have been made from stores at
S6a6 06!, and to-day holders generally ask SO
l2i; We incline to the belief that unless the sup
plies are increased in few days, the article will
improve In the absence of actual transactions
this morning. we continue Ito quote the wagon
price at SIS 81.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-31
BY GEORGE WHITE
Trustees Sale.

Trustees Sale.
ny virtue of a Deed of rrus. from Samuel Mcxley
ID and Ann his wife to me, will Her tor sale at
public auction, the premises. on FRIDAY, the 10Th
day Of November next. at II O'Clock, " all that
ea&a< TRACT OF LAND
.c{WGe (formery the property Of narci + DuIany.
sTS Esq whercupon the said Samuel
.isRNke sides. containing
sl63 .4CRES,
situate in Fairfax Counts; Virginia, about miles dis
tan, from Alexandra and Georgetown and lying on the
Road leading from the former towns TO Fairfax Court
House, together with the Improvements and Appur.
tenances. consisting of new and comfortable
Frame DWELLING HOUSE, Q Barns. &C.
This land is OF good quality. and has been )udicitus
" cultivate is well enclosed and well watercd, and
has more than enough timber anil Other wood for IL
support. There IS now quantity of small grain seed.
ed, which will be sold with the land.
Also, at the same place and immediately after the
above sale, will he sold, like manner Ncgio Men;
4 Horses, with harness; Cows; Ploughs, I large
Wagon l Harrow, and variety OF other Farming
Utensils. Also, the entire Household ind Kitchen
Furniture on the pr, misses. containing many excellent
and useful articles for housekeepers
Terms of sale are, for the land, one fifth OF tho
purchase money to be paid in hand, the balance 10
equal payments g. 12 and % months with interest
on the whole amount, payable ever, months. to be
secured by bonds, wI.h approved security: for the
personal property all sums not exceeding 500 must be
paid in CASH for all exceeding 800 and not
than $780, credit of 3 months will be given and for
all sums exceeding $50, credit of months will be
gven in each case the purchaser to give bond with
approved security, bearing interest from the day Of
sale.
Possession Of the property sold will be delivered
when tie terms of sale shall be complied with; but if
any purchaser shall fail to comply with The terms Of
sale in three days after sale, the property sold TO him
shalt be liable to resale at public auction for cash.
notice by advertise ment, by tho Trustee, at
THE risk and expense Of the former purchaser
On the full payment Of the purchase money, and
compliance with all the terms and conditions Of SALE
the rustee will execute to each purchaser, at his or
her expense valid and proper conveyance OF all the
right and estate the property sold to such pure as
err, which the Trustee is empowered to sell under the
aforegong deed of trust.
SAMUEL CHEW.
oct l9-3awts GEO. WHITE, Auct.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-31
KINesros, ;Jam.) Sept. 7, 1882.

KINGsroN, iJam.) Sept. 7, 1882.
BY vessel from Carihasena. which place she
left on the LIST, we were informed that strict
quarantine of forty days has been put on all Ame-
rican vessels from the ports Of the United States
where the cholera morbus exists. Please to put
lsh the same for the information of the chants.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-31

Georgia Ebction-Complete returns are now
fsjyed Of The recent eleCtiu for members of
Iusress, in Georgia. In that State, the vote
congressman is BY general ticket. The fol-
wing is the aggregate votes given to the several
first nine are elected. They
{, We believe, all, except Judge CLAYTON. op-
.sd 70 the new lisht doctrine Of notification:
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-31
T ire Insurance Co Of aleN'a

Election Will be held at the office of the Com
N pany Monday, the 5th of November next, be
tween the hours of AMI o'clock. to elect twelve hi
rectors TO serve the ensuing year
The transfer books will be closed on Thu, ay,the
LIST November, until after the Election
NAfH. WATTLES, sec'y.
oct i6-9awtsthNsv
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-31

Correspondence ofthe y. T. Jour. of Commerce.
CAnTHAGENA, Goth Sept. 1882.
A quarantine of forty days is imposed upon all
vessels from the United States ports where the
cholera exists; besides which their cargoes must
be fumigated. Flour is here S25.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-31

.:Otice.
4 LONG BOAT, from some craft, and large Dat
n teaux, decked at bow and stern having drifted on
the Island, w taken up at the southwest end OF
the Potomac Bridge, ANY person or persons claim
ing them, by proving property and paying charges,
can take them away,
Bg order Of Richard B Mason,
LEONARD ADAMS.
District Of Columbia, oct % st
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-31
For Nent,

tn The STORE HOUSE and WHARF at the
Eau of Prince sire ct. at present IN the occupsn'
{, t aes,rs. Fletcher s Dement, This stand 10 be
lie ed To be the be at the Wharf for the Grocery Blu
siress Tos good tenan, the rent = i'll be lows and
possession given I4tn January next For terms apply
to WILLIAM N McYEiGH
ort II rs
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-31

,d .Is Episcopal Convention of New York de.
y,,~I va Saturday, the point which has been SO
BsSac contested IN that body, whether a new
N D. could be consecrated in Ohio, in the place
I.nov.%P chase, who resigned his charge, and
''Su 'rom the dioCess. The Journal of Com
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-31

Teas.
TENHE Imperisl anil Young Hyson Teas on hand. re
L ceived few days since, will be sold bargain,
if applied for immediately
GEO. JOHNSON & Co.
In Store, also,
Country Bar Iron. assorted. including plates at We
~ low price, and very suitable for country work.
3 beautiful Pianos, very low.
First rate real Havana segars
Madeira wines of various kinds
Sherry, Marseilles Madeira. Sicily Madeira, and
Malaga ditto
10 20 los rown.cured aeon. hog round
Pound Rolls Chewing Tobacco Also,
Dc r,ri sud (;-sr near!, new oct 26
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-31
HAvRE MARKET, Oct. 10.

FlOur.-Amrrican Flour has experienced no
fuctuations the sales comprise $40 barrels Rich
mond. superfne, at sSf. per barrel, and go do
do sour, al 90 10 s2f. per barrel, duty paid.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-31
70 let

fs.s a ,wo-s,ory Brick DWELLING HOUSE,
l.ls.i With Store Room attached to the same, on
I, "a street The House, through ut is in good or
deri the situation good for bushes; and to
good tensn, the wall Se made low. Apply to Mrs
Leap, At my house, to the subscriber.
oct 2s--eoSt wM N. MILLS.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-31
BY GEORGE WHITE.

furniture Groceries, SC.
ITO MORROW MORNING. at l03 o'clock. shalt
sell without reserve, in front Of ny Warehouse, the
entire stock in Trade of Grucer. lately deceased;
consisting .f pretty general retail assortment OF
Groceries. Shop Furniture, Sc &c. Also, all his
HOUSEHOLD & KITCHEN FURNITURE;
SUCH as SaI,ogan, Tables; Chars; Bureaux, Feather
Beds; Bedstesds; AndironS, Shovel < longs; Carpets
Looking Glasses, &c. &c.
Terms nj sale.
Also, a few barrels Mackcrc and iIerrings.
by order: GEO. WHITE,
oet3l Auct
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-31

,,odred aud fifty shares Of United States
s.o,s sold 10 New York on Saturday morn.
,,oi 1901.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-31
MARRIED.

On the e5th inst. by the Rev. William Hill,
Professor BoULwARE, o. the Columbian College.
ID c. to Ms MARY u GArEwooD, of Travel.
lers' Rest. King and Queen County, Virginia.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-31
SALES AT AUCTION.
BY wIlLiAM d. MUTT.

yuyo. Noxwow MORNING, at 10 o'clock, will be
sold, at the residence Of Mr. John Dunlap,
Royal, between King and Prince streets. all his
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE;
consisting Of Beds. Bedstesds. sdeboard, Carpets,
Book Case. Tables, Chairs, Books, etc etc with q
variety Of Kitchen Furniture.
oct 81
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-31

Werce says, both houses, that ofsthe Bishops and
OF the iaymen. agree To proceed to the consecra-
ton Of Rev. DR.. McIivaine, Of Brooklyn, as BIZ
shop Of Ohio. We believe that Office includes
the supervision Of the Episcopal College in that
state. DR.. McIlvaine is known and admired as
scholar and divine, but his good name Is rem
dered yet more illustrious by his works Of love
during the prevalence Of the Cholera in his pa
IRISH last summer.-U S. Gazette.
II General Jackson be correct, the worst enc
my mechanic can have, is the man who will ad-
vance him such sum at six percent. as will ena-
bic him to purchase stock Of materials on which
to work. For instance, IL poor, but honest
and industrious cabinet maker, shoemaker, hat.
ter, &c, desire to commence business, and can
obtain from friend, or from a bank, few hun.
dred dollars TO lay in stock, on which, when
worked up, he can make twenty or more per CT,
he is not, If he take Gen. Jacksons advice TO ac-
cept such loan, for fear that he may be ruined
BY the payment OF the interest: but il the money
be actually borrowed, and the materials pr0cur.
ed and reduced to merchantable shape-then Ge-
neral Jackson insists that il is friendly act to
such mechanic to require his creditor to force
payment Of principal aud interest, although il
take not only the whole stock in TRADE, but the
added labor of the mechanic, 10 pay the debit
This Is, in plain language, the amount OF his rea-
soning III the Bank veto. What will be the re-
suit of its PRACTICAL application Utter ruin TO
thousands ofindustrious and eorthy men. What!
shall it be credited that the payment Of six dol
lars year for the use Of hundred dollars will
be runous, and yet that the principal can be dis
charged with perfect safety: Such reasoning
from any other man than Gen. Jackson, would be
treated with merited contempt Indeed, its au-
thor would be considered iusanc-but from him,
the grosscst absurdity is tolerated by his parti-
zans When they are made to realize hls theo-
~, it is probable they will be better able to ap-
preciate ITS value-and, whilst thew are under
going its operation, they will no doubt remen-
Der who il wasthat contributed TO give him the
power to practically illustrate the beauties of his
new syslem.-BaR. ChroR.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-31

AiuX uAria bsnss yuuM0r
4 LII. kinds of Brass Castings made to order, vt my
N Foundry on Fairfax street, at the shortest notice.
Ship, S eamboat and Academy Bells; Pintols and
Braces; Composition Spikes; Dovetails, Capston
Bands, and all kinds Of Brass asngs for Ships, and
Machinery work, at the lowest prices
GEORGE HILL
O. All kinds of Brsss Work repaired. The high.
est prices given for I'D Copper, Brass and Lead.
oct 26-eoJt
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-31

b., yyankIin Lou Republican states. that
!. a,b instant the steamboat Monticello, on
.,v down to New Orleans, collapsed her
I'm. mr. two lives were lost.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-31

.,,dprs probably remember the circum-
., me steam boat Washington. Sheswas
. :; !, The sound betweea New York and Pro-
=. IN Nav, 1851. by the steam boat Chan
- r;yiuss,on. A su.t was brought by the
-. If the former against the proprietors Of
,,,., for damages, the Washington being va
q, bout S55,OOO. On Saturday jury
4. IN verdict for plaintiffs Of $4,000.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-31

-4ss.agA Frui.
ONO BOXES Bunch unsc.te! Rasins
~U~ so bpAes Room do
5 kegs sup rur sun do
10 ifkegs do do
20 boxes Lemons
90 pots Grapes, BIB each
Just evd per,he brig Paragon. from Malaga, via
Phadephls, AID for sale by
oc, 81 s. MEssERsMrH.